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The Weather in Malaga: Temperature, Climate and When to Go

Malaga, the capital of the Costa del Sol, is one of the most important cities in Andalusia, with one of the best climates in the Autonomous Community and Spain. Being the weather in Malaga one of the main reasons for tourists to visit the city, becoming an unstoppable tourist destination. 

A mild winter, with moderate rainfall and a warm summer, almost seven months, with more than 2900 hours of sunshine, who would not want to live in Malaga?

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• 1  Summer temperature
• 2  Winter temperature
• 3 Autumn temperature.
• 4 Spring temperature
• 5  When travel to Malaga?

 Summer temperature

Summer in Malaga is long, lasting practically seven months, it can extend from April to October, but more concretely it ranges from the beginning of June to the end of September. With an average temperature of 30ºC.

Thanks to the Mediterranean wind that comes from the coast, it is one of the Andalusian cities with better temperatures throughout the year. Being the one that receives more number of tourists during the spring and summer.

 Winter temperature

Winter in Malaga is quite mild, it is one of the warmest in Europe, extending from November to February, with an average temperature of 22.8 maximum and 13 minimum. Frosts are non-existent and the skies are clear most days. It only has about 40 days of rain per year, which are concentrated on these months.

Autumn temperature.

Autumn can cover the months of October, November and December, with an average minimum temperature of 18 and a maximum of 25. What everyone expects from an autumn city of rain, gray days and falling leaves, in Malaga is quite the opposite, with mostly sunny days. Thanks to the mountain range that surrounds the city, it is protected from the cold winds.

Spring temperature

Spring in Malaga can begin in February, where we find the first signs of spring. The average temperature is between 15ºC and 23ºC. It does not usually rain, except for an occasional day. In this season it is very common to find someone who enjoys a good day at the beach, although the water is cold for many, for others it is a good opportunity to take advantage of a sunny day. 

 When travel to Malaga?

To travel to Malaga, the first thing to know is that depending on the season and weather the price of accommodation will vary, as it is a coastal destination.

• Low season. The winter months, from October to March, with milder temperatures and some precipitation, which does not prevent from visiting the city and enjoying its culture. With an average temperature of 15ºC. The most economical season to visit the city.
• Mid season. It would include the spring months; March, April and May; with an average temperature of 20ºC. Being the best months to visit the city, depending on what each one wants. With more affordable prices than in summer and less crowds of tourists, making your stay more peaceful. And the celebration of another popular festival, Easter. This is also the best time of the year to enjoy the guided tour Caminito del Rey, an impressive route through the nature of Malaga.

 

 

• High season. It occurs between the summer months, this being the ideal time for beach and sun lovers, with an average temperature of 30ºC. We find two of the main festivals; the Night of San Juan, on June 24 and the Malaga Fair in mid-August. In this season we could also add the dates of Christmas, given its current popularity among tourists. With a higher price variation with respect to the others.

It is always a good idea to visit Malaga, although depending on the month it can be warmer, humid or temperate.

So if what you want are good temperatures, sunbathing, beach and nightlife, the summer months are the right ones, from June to August.

But if you prefer milder temperatures, enjoy the museums and the city of Malaga, the spring and autumn months would be the most convenient. Taking into account that there may be  some rainy days.

Although it is always a good time to take advantage of one of our city tours. Like the Malaga guided tours or the Malaga free tours.

14 Reasons Why You Will Love Visiting Malaga In Winter

Malaga is a popular summer destination because of its beautiful beaches, festivals and events as well as its water activities. 

So you may wonder why you should visit Malaga in winter and what things you can do in the city and its surroundings if it’s known for being a summer holiday spot. 

Keep reading to discover all the reasons why winter in Malaga is amazing and the different and unique activities you can do during this time of the year. You’ll love visiting my hometown in winter!

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Reasons Why You Will Love Visiting Malaga in Winter

It has sunny and mild weather in winter

If you’re looking to escape the cold and rain, temperatures in Malaga reach a maximum of 20 degrees and a minimum of 8 degrees. Although you can have rainy days in Malaga, they aren’t very common and usually don’t last very long.

The sunny weather allows you to do plenty of outdoor activities – from exploring the city centre by bike to going on a hike.

For me, there is nothing better than walking along the promenade on a sunny day, stopping by a beach restaurant, known as chiringuito, and having a family meal.

If you’re brave, you can always go to the beach and go for a dip on a sunny day, but you must know that the water is unlikely to be warm!

Overall, Malaga is a great European winter sun destination.

There are fewer crowds

During the months of July and August, Malaga and Costa del Sol are full of tourists.

It can be overwhelming if you don’t like crowds, and almost everywhere you go, it’s busy, especially on the beach on a Sunday (most locals don’t work on Sundays and spend a day on the beach with their family).

However, winter is less busy and perfect to explore the city’s attractions and monuments. You’ll enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and won’t have to worry about crowds.

If you’re a photographer or blogger, you’ll surely appreciate the quiet atmosphere to take photos.

The busiest periods in winter are December and Christmas, but apart from the festive season, January and February are the quietest months. 

📌 Read about these incredible free activities to do in Malaga

It gets dark late

Many European destinations, especially countries in the north of Europe, don’t have much daylight, so it gets dark as early as 3 pm. This makes you want to spend more time indoors and you need to rush to do certain activities.

Malaga has more sunny days and daylight than other countries. In the winter months, it gets dark around 6:30 pm, so you can enjoy doing outdoor activities for longer, and it does make you feel like you have a good amount of time to do more things. 

Flights to Malaga are cheaper

Considering that you need to book a flight to get to Malaga, you’ll save money by visiting Malaga during the winter months.

Low-cost airlines have great fares in winter, and if you want the best deal, you just need to be flexible. But keep in mind that you’ll find the cheapest flights in the middle and end of January.

Christmas can be a bit more expensive but not as expensive as Christmas destinations in Europe such as Iceland and Finland.

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You can enjoy Malaga’s delicious comfort food 

Malaga food is good all year round, but there are some traditional dishes you may not want to have in the summer months – stews, warm soups, etc. However, as the temperatures drop in winter, you’ll fancy trying some of Malaga’s delicacies.

The most popular winter dish is Plato de Los Montes. This dish consists of lomo (pork loin that has been marinated in lard), chorizo, morcilla (similar to black pudding), fried egg, fried green peppers, fries and, sometimes migas (delicious fried breadcrumbs). It is a very hearty meal, so I wouldn’t recommend having a starter.

Other winter dishes include stews such as gazpachuelo, puchero malagueño and guisaillo de papas.

If you’re visiting Malaga at Christmas, you can’t miss the opportunity to try Roscón de Reyes, Spanish King’s Cake that consists of a sweet bread filled with cream and topped with candied fruits. Although you can also find a few variations – chocolate, praline and truffles.

This cake has a surprise inside, so please be mindful when biting your piece of cake. 

Do you want to eat authentic traditional food in Malaga? Read this guide on what to eat in Malaga and Costa del Sol 

The Christmas season is magical 

Christmas in Malaga and any other cities in Spain are completely different from other European Christmas’. There isn’t a white Christmas, winter temperatures are mild, and Spanish Christmas traditions are unique.

If you’re looking for a different Christmas, different from the stereotypical European Christmas, you’ll love spending Christmas in Malaga. 

One of the things that makes Malaga special at Christmas is the Christmas Lights that you can find on Larios Street. They change every year and have been attracting more and more national and international tourists.

Not only do the lights change, but the display and music too, so these are good reasons to come back to see the lights in other years. 

In addition to the lights, you don’t want to miss the Three Kings Parade that happens on the 5th of January. In this parade, you’ll see the Three Kings and their helpers who throw sweets and toys at kids. It’s a great event to experience with kids, family or even friends!

It’s the best time to have a relaxing experience at the spas and thermal baths

Spas and thermal baths aren’t as promoted as other activities in Malaga, however, they are quite good. You don’t need to go far to find one, you’ll find Hammam Al Andalus Malaga in the city centre.

This spa is a must-visit if you want a relaxing afternoon. Soak up the Moorish architecture and atmosphere, relax and enjoy a delicious mint tea. 

They have incredible thermal baths, jacuzzis, a steam room and a wide range of massages and treatments to choose from. 

If you prefer natural thermal baths, there are a few thermal baths in the province of Malaga. 

Natural thermal baths in Malaga

• Baños de la hedionda in Casares
• Baños de Vilos in Periana
• Las Majadas in Alcaucín

It’s the perfect time to go on a hike

Hiking in summer can be very challenging because of the high temperatures (mountain areas can reach up to 40 degrees if not more). If you find a route with rivers, then you’ll find it busy with locals; and you need to avoid certain times.

Winter is the perfect time to hike in Malaga – sunny, dry and cooler days make hiking much easier.  

If you’re looking for places to hike in Malaga, the closest and most popular in the city is Los Montes de Malaga Natural Park.

This park has incredible hills, and mountains and you can find hiking trails for all levels. 

And I can’t forget to mention one of the most famous hikes in Spain, El Caminito del Rey. 

This hiking trail was considered one of the most dangerous in the world, but now it has been restored and is safe to visit.

Tip: Book your trip to El Caminito del Rey in advance to avoid disappointments. It’s a very popular hike and it can get fully booked easily. 

You can experience Malaga Carnival

Andalusia’s most famous carnival happens in the city of Cadiz, however, Malaga Carnival has become more and more popular over the last couple of years.

The carnival is celebrated in February and it usually lasts six days. During the carnival period, you can enjoy street performances and parades in the city centre, competitions, and theatre performances.  

It’s a lively event that you don’t want to miss!

Shops have good sales

If you love shopping, then you’ll love visiting Malaga in winter.

The sales usually start at the beginning of January and end at the end of February. You’ll find great deals and offers on clothes, electronics and much more during this time.

There are plenty of shopping options in the city centre. You’ll find three big shopping centres (Vialia inside María Zambrano train station, Larios and El Corte Inglés) as well as high street shops in Larios street and the port. 

In addition to this, you’ll also find outlets and other shopping centres across Costa del Sol. Some of the most popular shopping centres and outlets are Plaza Mayor near Torremolinos and La Cañada in Marbella. 

It’s easier to explore the beautiful white villages 

You can explore the white villages all year round, but the summer months can make it a less enjoyable experience because of two main reasons: high temperatures and crowds.

During winter, the weather is usually pretty good to go on a day trip and spend the day wandering the streets of the white villages, having a meal out and enjoying the sunshine. 

Another advantage that you’ll benefit from if you drive is less traffic on the roads and more parking spaces. 

Some white villages you don’t want to miss in Costa Del Sol are Mijas Pueblo, Nerja and Frigiliana. 

Other Costa del Sol towns, which aren’t fully white but are worth visiting, are Benalmadena, Fuengirola, Marbella and Ronda.

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It’s not far from one of the best ski resorts in Spain

Have you ever heard of Sierra Nevada? The Sierra Nevada is located in the province of Granada, but it isn’t very far from Malaga – about 3 hour’s drive. 

You can go to Sierra Nevada for a day trip or spend a couple of days there to enjoy skiing and other winter snow activities.  

If you’re spending a couple of days in Sierra Nevada, and you want a unique experience, then you’ll love staying at El Lodge. They have cosy rooms and suites, four restaurants that serve authentic local cuisine, and an open-air heated pool with outstanding views of the mountains. 

It’s the perfect time to go on an Andalucia road trip

Before going on a road trip around Andalucia, I highly recommend exploring some of the beautiful towns around Malaga, but Malaga is the perfect base to start a road trip.

Winter is a good time to go on a road trip because there are no crowds, so you don’t need to worry about queueing to get to places, rushing to arrive somewhere very early, or paying for expensive flights and accommodation.

By travelling in winter, you’ll also have a more authentic experience and a better understanding of what’s like to live in some of these Andalusian cities and towns.

You can enjoy its museums on a rainy day

Rain isn’t very common in Malaga, and when it rains it isn’t for long. However, if the weather isn’t the best, you can always explore one of the many incredible museums in Malaga. Whether you love art, music or cars, there’s a museum for you.

If you don’t have much time in Malaga and would love to visit some museums, you can’t miss Picasso Museum Malaga and Carmen Thyssen Museum. These two museums are free on Sunday afternoon.

Things to do in Malaga in winter by month

Malaga in December

December is one of the most magical months in Malaga. This is the perfect time to visit the city if you love all Christmas-related.

The main highlight is Malaga Christmas lights that are set up in Calle Larios, Malaga’s main street, and they aren’t just normal Christmas lights. There are a few lights shows with Christmas songs in the evening.

Apart from the Christmas lights, you can also wander around the Christmas market in Paseo del Parque and see one of the traditional nativity scenes, called belén, in the cathedral or town hall.

Malaga in January

The festive celebrations still take place at the beginning of January. The most important event is Cabalgata de Los Reyes Magos, the Three Kings Parade, which happens on the 5th of January.

With the end of Christmas on the 7th of January, everything slows down and this is the ideal time to visit Malaga for you if you are on a budget.

Hotels and flight prices decrease significantly, so you’ll find the best deals. The only downside of visiting Malaga in January is that this is the coldest month.

Malaga in February

Apart from Valentine’s Day, February shows you a bit of the party side of Malaga with its carnival.

The best carnival in Andalucia and in Spain is in Cadiz, but Malaga is also a great place to spend it. You’ll see locals wearing funny fancy dresses on Calle Larios in the evening.

Last but not least, the 28th of February is Día de Andalucía (Andalusia Day) so don’t be surprised if you see shops closed.

Malaga in March

March is the perfect time to visit Malaga for anyone who loves hiking. The temperatures are slightly warmer than in January and February.

At the end of this month, you can also experience another important celebration in Malaga, Easter Week, known as Semana Santa.

The streets of Malaga are busy with people watching procesiones, huge religious floats that represent different scenes before Jesus’s death. These take place in Malaga city centre and you can watch them every day during the Easter week.

Even if you aren’t religious, it’s an event you want to experience, especially if you love Spanish culture and traditions.

📌 Tip: If you’re a foodie, head to the bakery and order some torrijas! These Spanish-style french toasts are very typical during Easter and are delicious.

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So, is Malaga worth visiting in winter?

Absolutely! You’ll enjoy the sunshine, fewer crowds and tourists and a peaceful atmosphere. If you happen to visit Malaga for Christmas, you’ll experience unique Spanish Christmas traditions and food.

If you have any questions about Malaga or Costa del Sol, email me or send me a DM on Instagram. I’d be very happy to help you plan your Malaga itinerary and tell you more about my hometown.

Safe adventures!

Cristina xx

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Top things to do before visiting Malaga

• Check out cheap flights to Malaga here.
• Book accommodation in Malaga. This hotel guide will tell you the city’s best hotels for all budgets.
• Have a look at this Malaga food guide to indulge yourself in eating the best typical food and sipping cocktails on the best rooftops.
• Are you planning to visit other nearby Andalusian destinations? Check out my blog about the best day trips from Malaga.
• Rent a car to travel with ease around Malaga and Costa del Sol.
• Book travel insurance, this is a must for any trip!

Frequently asked questions about visiting Malaga in winter

Is Malaga warm in winter?

Malaga has one of the warmest winters in Europe, the average temperature is 17 degrees during the day and 9 degrees during the evening. In addition to this, the city has the most sunshine hours in all of Spain.

What is the coldest month in Malaga?

The coldest month in Malaga is January with an average maximum temperature of 16 degrees and a minimum of 8 degrees.

Can you swim in Malaga in December?

I wouldn’t recommend swimming in Malaga in December. Although the temperature is mild, the water is not warm. However, I’ve seen some brave tourists swimming in the winter. Instead of swimming in the sea, you can enjoy the sunshine while walking on the beach promenade or having a meal in a beach restaurant.

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Malaga weather in winter / Sea temperature

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Malaga Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn

Home to the brilliant Pablo Picasso and Hollywood star Antonio Banderas, the restless and eclectic city of Malaga stretches between the mountains and the Mediterranean coast in southern Spain in the province of the same name, which is part of the autonomous region of Andalusia. Find out on the Tour Calendar why the best time to visit Malaga is the end of spring, the beginning of summer, and the first half of autumn.

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Tourist season in Malaga

Malaga is the main air gate of Andalusia and the land gate of the Costa del Sol. Tourists often underestimate Malaga, considering it only as a transit point. Fortunately, this trend has been on the decline in recent years. Despite the port appearance of the city, a lot of sights are concentrated here, which carried the main milestones of his life through the thickness of centuries. What is the Arab “Alcazaba Palace” and the house-museum of Pablo Picasso worth! Today, Malaga is a wealthy port city that, coupled with historical architecture, can offer invitingly clean beaches with excellent water sports facilities, delicious cuisine served in numerous cafes and restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife. Malaga is chosen by both young people and couples with children. They come here from April to October.

High season

The high season in Malaga, as well as on the entire Mediterranean coast, falls on the summer months. Local Europeans with their annual summer holidays are joined by tourists from all over the world. This is the time that allows you to combine an intensive excursion program with a beach holiday. The beaches are busy in summer, the promenade is like a kaleidoscope of bars, restaurants and nightclubs, from which the deafening sounds of the latest hits come at night. If you want to avoid such turmoil, the off-season will be a great option.

Low season

The low season in Malaga starts in November. Winter is a fairly quiet time in the city, which is sometimes diluted with some lush festivities. Prices are mostly coming down and becoming more pleasant.

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Holiday season in Malaga

In the summer, Malaga turns into one big outdoor party

Rarely does a week in Malaga go by without some kind of celebration, music, theater or other arts festival. Before the start of Lent in February, the inhabitants of Malaga walk for 10 days at the magnificent Carnival – a “festival of the belly” and all-consuming fun. Holy Week, which falls on different dates in March, is of particular tourist importance. It is celebrated with religious processions in compliance with all necessary regulations. June is marked by the feast of St. John. On this day, many entertainment events take place, including competitions in jumping over a burning fire, fireworks are launched in the evening and swimming in the sea. Since Malaga is a port city, the patron saint of all sailors, Carmen, is especially revered here. Remember that it falls on July 16th. The traditional Spanish “feria” (our “fair” in our opinion) opens in Malaga in August, and it’s not only delicious wine, gourmet delicacies and organic products, but also competitions, live music and beautiful outfits. Christmas time is a fabulous time when the streets of the city are literally resurrected from hibernation and decorated with millions of lights.

Beach season in Malaga

City beaches start working in early June

Most often, a beach holiday in Malaga is not an end in itself, but a great opportunity to combine all the best that this city can give. The farther the beach is from the center, the more likely it is to sunbathe and swim in a relatively calm atmosphere, even in high season. Swimming in Malaga starts from the beginning of June, and ends in the last days of October.

Velvet season in Malaga

Sunbathing during the velvet season is much safer

Since the summer in Malaga is quite hot, many tourists prefer to sunbathe on the Mediterranean beaches during the velvet season, ie. mid-September to early October. The climate benefits are obvious, as are the lower prices.

Climate in Malaga

Malaga is in the zone of influence of the Mediterranean type of climate, which boasts 300 sunny and less than 50 rainy days a year. By the way, Malaga is one of the cities in Europe with the highest average annual temperature. Between May and October, the rainfall is at its lowest.

Malaga in spring

In April, the air in Malaga is already warm enough to put on summer clothes

on it on a sunny day. Indeed, temperatures begin to rise rapidly in spring, reaching 20 ° C in April and 23 ° C in May. Alleys and boulevards of the city are covered with flowers and lush greenery. This is the time to go on an excursion to the local Botanical Garden, which is famous for one of the richest collections of subtropical plants, which in spring appear before visitors in their very glory. But by the evening get ready for the cold – on average, 10°C-11°C. Some days can be very windy and foggy. However, this will not last long. You should not particularly count on the beach, since you can swim only in the last days of May – in early June.

Temperature and weather in Malaga in the spring

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Malaga in summer

Summer brings exhausting heat to the city, the only salvation is air conditioning and the beach

Summer in Malaga is very hot and dry. Rain at this time of year is out of the question. During the day, the air temperature ranges from 27 °C to 30 °C, while in the sun the thermometer can jump up to 40 °C. At this time of day, it is absolutely impossible to think about the cultural heritage of the city – on the contrary, everyone is trying to hide in all directions. Some spend time on the beach under sun loungers, others eat delicious meals in air-conditioned restaurants, while others simply sleep in hotels. The resort really begins to seethe only in the late afternoon, when it gets a little cooler – about 20 ° C-22 ° C. The water during the season warms up to 23 ° C-24 ° C, which is quite comfortable for swimming.

Temperature and weather in the Malaga in the summer

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Malaga in autumn

Malaga is very warm in autumn, a beautiful variation of summer weather

Although autumn in Malaga brings with it many beautiful days, in October and November you can experience intermittent rainy weather, accompanied by high clouds and sunshine at the same time. Many people choose this particular time, as the air temperatures are at high levels, especially in September – 27 ° C. Until the middle or end of October, you can safely swim, although only in the daytime, as the air cools significantly at night.

Temperature and weather in Malaga in the fall

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Malaga in winter

It rains periodically in the city, but the weather continues to delight with its warmth

From November to December, more precipitation falls than in previous months. But it’s still not as much as you might think. Due to the mountainous terrain of Malaga, cold northern winds have no chance to reach the city. That is why the winter in Malaga is so warm: the average daily air temperature reaches 17 °C. In clear sunny weather, you can expect all 18 ° C. January is considered the coldest month of the year, when the temperature drops to 8°C at night. In winter, there are enough tourists in Malaga, although not in the same numbers as in summer or early autumn.

Temperature and weather in Malaga in the winter

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On a hillside in a quiet corner of Puerto del Carmen, this luxurious boutique retreat has a stunning design and an eco-friendly ethos.

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The Best Luxury Hotels to Book in Lanzarote

Lanzarote is filled with luxury options, including the Volcán, which resembles a traditional village | Courtesy of The Volcan Lanzarote / Expedia

Vanessa Gainford

23 December 2020

With warm temperatures year-round, the Canary Islands are a magnet for sun seekers. Enjoy the very best its largest island has to offer at the top luxury hotels, including some five-star options, in Lanzarote.

Lanzarote is popular for its warm weather and sandy beaches, but this island in the Atlantic Ocean is also a place of luxury. Lanzarote has an abundance of indulgent hotels and resorts, along with fine-dining, opulent marinas, yachts and of course beautiful scenery. Here’s our round-up of Culture Trip approved luxury hotels on the island.

Hotel La Isla y El Mar

La Isla y El Mar is a five-star hotel best described as an oasis of calm. The architecture uses Lanzarote’s iconic volcanic rock, cleverly set against natural light, to evoke the island’s unusual geology. The owners of this place really care about protecting the environment: it was the first hotel in the world to receive the Biosphere Responsible Tourism certificate, which is a guarantee of economic, socio-cultural and environmental balance. Pure luxury delivered responsibly: if that’s not enough of a reason to stay, we don’t know what is.

Meliá Salinas

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Meliá Salinas is its own little world, surrounded by beaches, dream pools and exotic tropical gardens. Designed by architect Fernando Higueras, exclusive private villas sit among botanical gardens, and have been recognised as part of the artistic and cultural heritage of Lanzarote. As you’d expect from a five-star resort, there are plenty of places to eat and drink, ranging from the beachside bar to a la carte Italian option Casa Nostra. Grown-ups, kick your stay up a gear by booking in to the adults-only Level, which adds an exclusive lounge, pool and other perks.

Dreams Playa Dorada Resort & Spa

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This five-star resort and spa, which was one of the first Dreams resorts in Europe, boasts incredible views of the Atlantic Ocean. Tearing yourself away from the sights, you’ll find exquisite cuisine, a spa, swimming pools and a gym. This hotel has lashings of luxury, so much so that you probably won’t want to leave. But make sure to venture out at some point: the resort is close to the magnificent beaches of Papagayo and the Timanfaya National Park, and the hotel’s helpful staff will help you plan your perfect trip. Tearing yourself away is worth it — and the Dreams’ pools await after a day exploring.

The Volcán Lanzarote

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In the south of Lanzarote, this five-star resort has panoramic sea views, and with the bars, restaurants and yachts of Marina Rubicón on its doorstep, the Volcán attracts a well-heeled crowd. The big draw here is the unique architecture: with replicas of the island’s iconic sights, the property is styled to resemble a traditional village. But don’t let the village vibe deceive you: it’s luxury all the way with stunning pools, fine dining, a well-equipped gym and a spa. The Volcán can even take it a step further if you’re feeling VIP: join Club Volcán for access to exclusive areas and benefits to take your stay to the next level.

Princesa Yaiza

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Princesa Yaiza describes itself as a “suite hotel resort”, with even the smallest rooms offering a plush bed, generous living space, separate dressing area and bathroom complete with tub. You have 12 room types to pick from, and they only get more lavish. But it’s not just about the rooms: all the five-star features are present and more than correct, with six outdoor swimming pools, a gym, nine restaurants and a spa. Sitting on the coast, in the old fishing village of Playa Blanca, close to Marina Rubicón, the resort is ideally located if you want to venture out for a meal, some people-watching or a longer day trip. As you’d expect, the expert staff can plan an outing for you.

h20 Rubicon Palace

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A seafront, five-star resort in Playa Blanca, h20 Rubicon Palace offers understated luxury. Recently renovated with airy interiors inspired by the island, the property has six restaurants, five bars — and sports facilities to work off last night’s excesses. The resort also has five adult swimming pools, one of which is heated in the winter months and three pools for the kids, two of which are kept warm all year. The children’s club and games room make the h20 a great option if you have little (or even slightly bigger) ones in tow.

Finca Isolina

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If your idea of luxury is less sprawling beachside resort and more renovated rural retreat, check in to Finca Isolina in Macher. This traditional Canarian house, built in the early 1800s, was transformed in 2018 to create an exclusive boutique hotel with just seven rooms. There’s a focus on the island’s heritage here, with local crafts used in the property’s renovation and snacks made with local produce. Isolina’s owners are keen to protect the environment, which is just as well because it’s surrounded by beautiful mountains and sea views. On a clear day, you can see Fuerteventura and Lobos Island — and the hotel can arrange day trips to both if you’d like.

Hotel Villa Vik

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Leave the kids at home and check in to this casual adults-only resort, with modern villas and traditional top-tier service. Located in Playa del Cable, a stroll down the promenade takes you to the capital of Arrecife and Playa Honda. Come hungry, as you’ll find restaurants offering tasty local dishes to wash down with the island’s fine wines. Back at base, Villa Vik is a property with a luxurious but unpretentious feel. Yes, of course there are all the five star amenities you’d expect, but the interiors, dotted with pretty objects, patterns and textures, are more welcoming than intimidatingly grand.

Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park

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Designed by famous architect César Manrique, this resort takes the form of three zocos (souks), overlooking the Atlantic Ocean from Playa Blanca. Named one of the top gastro locations in Spain, this Iberostar location has plenty of dining options to choose from: there are two restaurants, five bars and even a food truck. Make a splash at the on-site Aquafun park, with its array of water sports and swimming pools. And then, find your zen in the spa, on the beach or with your choice of pillow from the menu back in your room.

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20 of the best hotels in Lanzarote

If you’re browsing hotels on the balmy Canary Island of Lanzarote, you’ll keep coming across the phrase “village style”. The low-rise, sprawling nature of the island’s accommodation is down, it is said, to influential local architect César Manrique, who persuaded the authorities that nothing but a church should stand higher than a palm tree. So while you’ll find large hotels with a host of facilities all along Lanzarote’s south coast, you won’t see a sea-line dominated by intrusive skyscrapers. The majority of hotels are in the big three resorts; lively Puerto del Carmen, relaxed Costa Teguise and well-heeled Playa Blanca. All feature both family-friendly and adults-only properties, and span the star-system from luxury to value. For something a little different, look for heritage boutique hotels in the island’s rural interior, which despite its easy proximity feels a world away from the bustling coast.

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1. Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park, Playa Blanca

Best for seaside stays
This large hotel’s layout — in three sweeping, powder-white arcs — was based on the curving walls designed to protect growing grapes in Lanzarote’s windswept vineyards. It means most of the fresh, simply decorated rooms have at least a partial sea view, and the four swimming pools and splash park — complete with a food truck serving hot dogs and waffles — are all wonderfully sheltered. There’s an extensive kids’ and teens’ club, plus it’s just 50m to the sandy beach of Playa Flamingo. Dining choices are a little limited unless you upgrade to Star Prestige level, which offers the best rooms, late checkout and an exclusive restaurant.

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La Isla y el Mar

2. La Isla y el Mar, Puerto del Carmen

Best for sustainable sophistication
This all-suite, adults-only hotel feels more like a five-star hotel than its official rating of four. All suites have sea views and sleek touches including Arne Jacobsen egg chairs, Nespresso machines and Bulgari amenities. The small but pretty pool has underwater hydro-massage loungers, and there is an atmospheric, low-lit spa lined in slate-grey lava. Food is excellent, from the airy buffet to the à la carte restaurant, where the beautifully presented dishes are served among palm fronds and geometric patterns. There are also some nice sustainable touches, including solar heating for the pools and geothermal air conditioning.

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Los Zocos Impressive

3. Los Zocos Impressive, Costa Teguise

Best for sporty siblings
This large, spacious property is particularly suited to families with older, active children, with a large range of sports on offer: tennis, football, archery, water polo, beach volleyball, mini golf and table tennis. And with Las Cucharas beach — the best on the island for windsurfing — just a short walk away, they can also have a go at zipping over the waves. Family suites come with a PlayStation and a fully equipped kitchenette, so you can have snacks to hand on top of the hotel’s three restaurants and five bars — surely enough to placate even the hungriest teenager.

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La Casona de Yaiza

4. La Casona de Yaiza, Yaiza

Best for historic flavour
Built as a summerhouse by a wealthy landowner in 1825, this handsome 25-room hotel lies at the edge of the sleepy village of Yaiza, conveniently set halfway between Playa Blanca’s beaches and the Timanfaya National Park. Its views of sweeping volcanic peaks are dramatic — and best enjoyed from the rooftop Jacuzzi — but there’s much to admire inside too. The rooms in the original house have an Italian Renaissance feel, with frescoes, paintings and antique furniture. Those in the adjacent villas are much more modern, with clean lines and balconies. The buzzy restaurant is popular with locals, and the cellar has been converted into an art-lined lounge bar.

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Princesa Yaiza Suite Hotel Resort

5. Princesa Yaiza Suite Hotel Resort, Playa Blanca

Best for large scale luxury
One of the largest luxury hotels on the island, Princesa Yaiza doesn’t lack character despite its size. Huge suites, standout facilities and the sheer space on offer mean it caters well to both couples and families. Adults will love the multiple restaurants — from tapas to teppanyaki — the huge thalassotherapy spa, and plaza with designer shops and live music. Kids are in heaven at Kikoland, more an entire children’s resort than club, with three pools, play areas and activities organised across four age groups from three years to teens. There’s even a separate Baby Kikoland, which takes tots from three months, with live video that streams to anxious parents’ phones. The beach is merely steps away.

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Hipotels La Geria

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Hipotels La Geria, Puerto del Carmen

Best for fun-loving families
Sitting right by the sand at Los Pocillos, Puerto del Carmen’s most family-friendly beach, this mid-sized hotel has a giant, palm-fringed pool with a children’s area. It’s a lively spot with a lot going on — kids’ clubs for ages four to 12, entertainment six nights a week, tennis courts, mini-golf and even a diving school, if anyone fancies having a go at scuba. Rooms are a little bare, but all have balconies. There’s just the one buffet restaurant, with local and international cuisine, but themed nights help to ring the changes. There’s also a bar by the pool, so you don’t need to stray far from your lounger to grab a drink.

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Meliá Salinas

7. Meliá Salinas, Costa Teguise

Best for cool design credentials
The César Manrique-designed gardens and pool area are the highlight of this smart adults-only hotel tucked between two of Costa Teguise’s sandy beaches — though the building is architecturally impressive, too, with bold, swooping lines. The inky volcanic rock, waterfalls and verdant vegetation provide a tranquil atmosphere and the rooms are sumptuous if rather subdued, with marble floors and neutral furnishings. There are tennis courts, a gym and some fitness classes, but the focus here is really on relaxation, whether at the spa, around the pools or on the beach — conveniently, you’ll find bars at both of the latter.

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Hotel Finca La Florida

8. Hotel Finca La Florida, San Bartolomé

Best for active authenticity
If you’re looking for a family holiday that doesn’t involve buffet restaurants and kids’ clubs, then this 16-room rural hotel set in acres of vineyards and orchards will give you authenticity plus a decent dollop of facilities and fun. The rooms are simple but comfortable, and there’s a two-bedroom bungalow suited to large families. The hotel’s position in the centre of Lanzarote means it’s convenient for sightseeing in Timanfaya National Park, and the beaches of Los Pocillos and Costa Teguise are within a 20-minute drive. If there’s still energy to burn after exploring, there’s a swimming pool, splash area, and mini-golf on site.

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h20 Timanfaya Palace

9. h20 Timanfaya Palace, Playa Blanca

Best for have-a-go holidaymakers
Adults-only hotels often tend towards the boutique in scale, but if you’re looking for something with a more extensive suite of services then this 305-room, faintly Moorish-style property on the Playa Blanca seafront has the full range. Beyond the multiple pools and dining areas, you could fill every minute of the day with what’s on offer; relaxing in the hammam, a yoga class, a game of tennis, a scuba lesson, a cookery class, archery, water polo — and that’s before you’ve even hit the beach, a ten-minute walk away. This doesn’t translate to a frenetic atmosphere, however, and it’s easy to find a quiet corner of the gardens or lobby to relax in.

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Lani’s Suites de Luxe

10. Lani’s Suites de Luxe, Puerto del Carmen

Best for boutique bling
There’s nothing understated about this 25-suite, adult-only boutique hotel right on the seafront in Puerto del Carmen. Outside, everything except the pool and the palm trees is sugar white, and butlers circle among the upholstered loungers dispensing free cocktails. In the suites, white meets colour head on, with flashes of scarlet, turquoise and magenta among oversize flower arrangements and ornate mirrors. Many have terraces with Jacuzzis. The restaurant serves seasonal, local produce given a fine-dining flair, with uninterrupted sea views. There’s a small massage room, but the focus here is more on pitch-perfect service than a list of facilities.

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11. Barceló Teguise Beach, Costa Teguise

Best for lazy stays
It may only be a couple of minutes’ walk from breezy Las Cucharas beach, but all is calm and still at this chilled-out, adults-only hotel. Cabanas line the edges of the long, sheltered main pool, shaded by palms, and many guests are happy to move only as far as the sleek pool restaurant and bar for a light lunch. The liveliest spot is Champs Sports Bar, its multiple screens particularly popular with British guests. Rooms are minimalist but chic, and many come with hot tubs — choose one on the balcony rather than in-room, otherwise it can feel a little cramped.

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Caserío de Mozaga

12. Caserío de Mozaga, Mozaga

Best for rural relaxation
This tiny converted farmhouse hotel sits right in the centre of Lanzarote, where the El Jable desert meets La Geria wine region — well placed for those who want to get out and explore its length and breadth. The 18th-century building is typical of the island’s traditional architecture, all whitewash and wooden beams, but the simple rooms are comfortable with cast-iron beds and wooden shutters. The surrounding gardens, lush against the inky volcanic rocks, are scattered with loungers and hammocks, but there’s no pool. The stables are converted into an airy restaurant serving excellent Canarian food, popular with locals and guests staying elsewhere.

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13. Elba Lanzarote Royal Village Resort, Playa Blanca

Best for big families
You won’t feel short on space at this whitewashed, Canarian-village style hotel set in tropical gardens. The crisp, bright suites all come with their own outdoor terrace, and even the largest families can be catered for, with interconnecting suites sleeping up to eight. Tots will love the Elba Magic Kids Suites’ cartoon murals — perhaps somewhat more than their parents do. With just 91 rooms, facilities are extensive: three restaurants; four pools including a kids’ pool with slides; tennis, football, pétanque and beach volleyball; a spa and gym. The Pepeland kids club has hosted activities for ages four to 12 plus a playground and soft play, and there’s a teens’ area with videogames. The trade-off? It’s a ten-minute walk to the beach.

Spa Y
Pool Y
Price ££

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Seaside Los Jameos Playa

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Seaside Los Jameos Playa, Puerto del Carmen

Best for tiny tots
Just across a quiet road from the sandy Los Pocillos beach, this large, mid-range hacienda-style hotel is a firm favourite with families — lively in the day, and more subdued at night. There’s a children’s pool and a babies’ splash zone, a playground, mini-golf and tennis lessons, a kids’ club for ages four to 12 and a mini disco — so everyone should be thoroughly worn out when it’s time to bed down in one of the airy family rooms, all blond pine and blue accents. Parents will enjoy the lush tropical gardens and the spa, and there are two golf courses within a ten-minute drive.

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Secrets Lanzarote Resort & Spa

15. Secrets Lanzarote Resort & Spa, Puerto Calero

Best for wellness
This couples-focused five-star is in a fittingly grown-up setting at the edge of Lanzarote’s upscale, yacht-filled marina. After lazing around the four outdoor pools — with waiter service to your lounger — you’ll be pretty relaxed, but take things a step further at the spa, where there’s a dynamic pool with jets and waterfalls, hot and cold tubs, an ice fountain, a sauna, and a wide programme of treatments for face and body. There’s also an extensive gym, open 24-hours a day, to help counter the all-inclusive package which covers six restaurants and round-the-clock room service.

Spa Y
Pool Y
Price £££

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Jardines del Sol

16. Jardines del Sol, Playa Blanca

Best for hotel villas
You can have the best of both worlds at this well-groomed villa hotel. Pretty, whitewashed villas with two, three and four bedrooms — plus full kitchens and living areas — are dotted among lush gardens, giving you plenty of private space. You’ll also find a host of facilities including two pools, a playground, table tennis, mini-golf and a restaurant. The accommodation quality is high, particularly at such a reasonable price point. The trade-off is location; it’s a 15-minute walk to Playa Flamingo beach and 20 minutes to the Playa Blanca restaurant strip.

Spa N
Pool Y
Price £

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Arrecife Gran Hotel & Spa (Fotografía de arquitectura)

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Arrecife Gran Hotel & Spa, Arrecife

Best for urban beach breaks
Stay in the bustling capital city and see a slice of authentic Lanzarote life. You won’t need to sacrifice a beach — the Arrecife Gran overlooks the golden sands of Playa del Reducto — but you’ll also have shopping, nightlife and culture on your doorstep. This glossy hotel has an urban feel, with a spa and covered pool rather than a resort-style sundeck. A rooftop restaurant serving international flavours and a ground-floor, sea-view, beach club-style eatery focusing on Spanish cuisine are both hits with guests and non-residents alike.

Spa Y
Pool Y
Price ££

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Hotel Palacio Ico

18. Hotel Palacio Ico, Teguise

Best for arty accommodation
A 15-minute drive from the beaches of Costa Teguise you’ll find former capital Teguisa, a town that’s all narrow, tranquil streets and historic architecture. Beautifully restored boutique property Hotel Palacio Ico dates back to the 17th century and its nine unique rooms sitting around a sheltered, plant-filled courtyard. Heritage touches meet contemporary design, with intriguing artworks from Canarian artists and a few by Swiss sculptor Heidi Bucher, who once kept the building as a studio. The restaurant focuses on local produce, from the continental breakfast to dinner time Canarian tuna tartare and cheeses handmade in the village of Uga.

Spa N
Pool N
Price ££

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19. Hotel Fariones, Puerto del Carmen

Best for swanky swims
As the island’s original luxury hotel, Fariones has one of the best plots in Lanzarote, in sprawling gardens right on the Puerto del Carmen seafront. After a comprehensive refurbishment the interiors live up to the location, with bold wallpaper and art from noted locals including César Manrique. Just as striking are the two infinity pools; a palm-shaded main pool with Jacuzzis in the gardens, and a rooftop twin with exclusive access for guests staying in suites. There are four restaurants, and residents have complimentary use of the large sports centre next door, with a gym, exercise classes and tennis courts.

Spa N
Pool Y
Price £££

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Hotel Gran Castillo Tagoro

20. Hotel Gran Castillo Tagoro, Playa Blanca

Best for all-inclusive action
Kids are kings at this large all-inclusive hotel on the outskirts of Playa Blanca. There’s a fairytale castle-themed kids club for four to 12s, a creche for babies six-months and above, a children’s playground and mini-disco. One of the two kids’ pools has slides, plus there’s a splash park area for tots. Teens will love the sports courts and 5D cinema. The family accommodation options are wide too, with two-bedroom duplexes and interconnecting choices with toys, cartoon décor and a Playstation for the youngsters.

Spa Y
Pool Y
Price ££

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Volcanic landscapes & vibrant culture

Volcanoes, national parks, water sports, miles of beaches and rugged landscapes with an enchanted history. A holiday to Lanzarote in the Canary Isles is a spectacular trip, where mystical scenery meets windsurfing meets submarine trips meets one of the most unique places in Europe to relax.

Ominous volcanic mountains dominate the island, casting the towns and villages in a shade of fantasy. This is the backdrop to a place of adventure, exploration, thrill-seeking, and beaches from another planet. A holiday to Lanzarote is a never-ending story of what a trip should be. Whether you’re after peace, adventure or history, you’ll find it here.

Luxury Holidays in Lanzarote

Take a deep breath, stand back, and have a good look. The skyline can’t help but stir your imagination, and it sticks with you long after returning home. But your holiday to Lanzarote offers more than an inauspicious volcanic landscape to appease the adventurer in you. This is a place for surfing, hiking, diving and canoeing. There are parks, museums, attractions, and everything else you need for excitement, fun, or just the memory of an incredible experience.

Great Reasons to Holiday in Lanzarote

• Step into another world and relax along the miles of black sand beaches.
• Puerto del Carmen or Puerto Calero offer submarine safaris. We’re not joking!
• It’s the perfect location for scuba diving from several island ports. 
• Water parks, zoo parks, or aquariums. Crocodiles, sharks, or bison. There’s days out to be enjoyed by the whole family. 
• Culture clash. Lanzarote has a Wild West themed Rancho Texas animal park which makes for a fantastic visit. Yeehaw!
• We’re not using this word lightly: the scenery is spectacular. The views are especially out of this world from some of Lanzarote’s stunning lookout points.
• Get a taste of Middle Earth at Timanfaya National Park. The rugged, volcanic landscape offers some of the most memorable views in Europe. 
• Water sports, water sports! Lanzarote has fantastic opportunities for snorkelling, scuba diving, windsurfing, parasailing, canoeing and much more. Caleta de Famara is a world-famous surfing destination.

Things to do on Holiday in Lanzarote

It all starts with the landscape. Haunting and spectacular, idyllic yet exciting; you can’t escape it when its fervour follows you across the land. We at Kenwood Travel recommend embracing it. The Montañas del Fuego (fire mountains) and Timanfaya National Park should be at the top of everybody’s list for their holiday to Lanzarote, because it’s a first-hand experience of the most jaw dropping volcanic landscape in the world. This is the scenery which caused the black sand beaches, giving your peaceful sea-side holiday an otherworldly vibe. These beaches are found along the Western road (LZ-704), accompanied by rows of shorefront restaurants.

It’s not just explorers a holiday to Lanzarote benefits. Thrill seekers are in for a blast with water-sports galore. For a step closer to your wild side, a Lanzarote holiday invites the braver souls amongst us to tick a few items off the bucket list, letting them dive with sharks in Aquarium Lanzarote.

Before the sun sets, experience a natural high from the lookout points at Charco Los Clicos, or Los Hervideros. After devouring the view, a fascinating way to spend your time is a guided tour of Green’s cave, which is a succession of caverns and tunnels formed by an underground river of lava North of the island. Your holiday to Lanzarote will have you believing in magic again.

Weather in Lanzarote

No worries here. Lanzarote has an incredibly comfortable year-round average temperature of 21°C, almost 3000 sunshine hours a year with 18°C lows in winter, and 28°C averages in summer. The wind picks up around June and July though, so the motorcyclists amongst us require some vigilance.

Interesting Facts about Lanzarote

• Area – 326.6 sq miles.
• Highest Elevation – 671 meters.
• Population – 142,132
• Largest City – Arrecife

Lanzarote Holidays in 2022 / 2023

Unleash the adventurer in you and witness the wild landscape of Lanzarote without getting too wild yourself. A holiday to Lanzarote is to witness a place brimming with rugged beauty; landscapes that need to be seen to be believed. Book your Lanzarote holiday today and enjoy your 2022 getaway in the Canary Isles. Kenwood Travel have forty years’ experience to make sure your holiday to Lanzarote will be exactly what you’re after.

Hotel Fariones

5* out of 5 stars

Check in to Hotel Fariones – a luxurious haven in Puerto del Carmen offering an established heritage of sheer excellence with bright and contemporary facilities.

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Princesa Yaiza Suite Hotel Resort

5* out of 5 stars

Boasting an 18 hole golf course surrounded by volcanic mountains and stunning coastal scenery, this 5-star suite resort offers ample leisure and visual splendour.

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Secrets Lanzarote

5* out of 5 stars

A contemporary resort perfect for holidaymakers looking to both relax and let down their hair. The family-friendly resort has something for guests of all ages.

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10 Best 5-Star Hotels in Lanzarote of 2022

There are lots of beautiful 5-star hotels in Lanzarote where you can treat yourself to a dream vacation. This type of accommodation stands out for its luxurious facilities, gourmet restaurants, and exclusive spas with indulgent beauty treatments.

So, if you’re not sure where to stay in Lanzarote and you want to have an unforgettable holiday, this guide will help you find the perfect luxury hotel in Lanzarote. These resorts are ideal if you’re spending a night or two with your partner, celebrating a special occasion, or you want to treat yourself to the crème de la crème.

In this guide, I’ll share all the important details about these resorts, including location, amenities, and what makes them stand out.

To sum up, these are the 10 best 5-star hotels on Lanzarote:

1. h20 Rubicón Palace, Playa Blanca
2. Secrets Lanzarote Resort & Spa, Puerto Calero
3. Dreams Lanzarote Playa Dorada Resort & Spa, Playa Blanca
4. Meliá Salinas, Costa Teguise
5. Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park, Playa Blanca
6. Arrecife Gran Hotel & Spa, Arrecife
7. La Isla y el Mar, Puerto del Carmen
8. La Cala Suites Hotel, Playa Blanca
9. Hotel Lava Beach, Puerto del Carmen
10. Princesa Yaiza Suite Hotel Resort, Playa Blanca

1. h20 Rubicón Palace, the best 5-star hotel in Lanzarote

h20 Rubicón Palace is a 5-star hotel in Lanzarote overlooking Playa de la Mulata. Even though it’s just 1.2 miles from Playa Blanca, this resort is ideal if you want to get away from the tourist crowds.

This luxury Lanzarote hotel was designed in the Moorish style, with bright and spacious rooms looking out at the sea. Here, you’ll find five pools, one of which is heated in the winter, as well as a beach volleyball court and mini-golf course. If you’re traveling with kids, there is a children’s club and activities for the little ones, including the Daisy Adventure Club, which is pirate themed.

1. h20 Rubicón Palace, the best 5-star hotel in Lanzarote

Best of all, the resort’s exclusive spa is one of the best spas in Spain, complete with an indoor pool, hydromassage beds, Turkish baths, and a sauna. There is also a state-of-the-art gym where you can get your workout in.

Personally, I think the resort’s incredible food makes this to be one of the best 5-star hotels in Lanzarote. There are ten restaurants specializing in a variety of cuisines, including steak, Italian, Japanese fusion, and even themed dinners. Without a doubt, if you’re looking for an all-inclusive hotel in Lanzarote, this is the best choice.

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Secrets Lanzarote Resort & Spa is an adults-only 5-star hotel in Lanzarote, so it’s ideal if you want some privacy during your stay on the island. Not only that, but it’s one of the best all-inclusive resorts in Spain, so you can relax worry-free.

The hotel is in Puerto Calero, close to Puerto del Carmen. And even if you can just walk or drive between these two towns, there is also a panoramic ferry with an onboard bar to enjoy the coastal views.

2. Secrets Lanzarote Resort & Spa, the best 5-star hotel in Lanzarote for adults

As for the hotel rooms, they’re spacious and comfortable, and some of them have a private balcony or terrace where you can gaze out at the mountains and the turquoise waters. This luxury Lanzarote hotel also has four heated outdoor pools, one of which is reserved for Preferred Club members. There is also a fitness center where you can play tennis, ping-pong, volleyball, and squash.

When you get hungry, take your pick between three delicious restaurants – a buffet, an Italian restaurant, and a grill overlooking the pool. There are also several bars where you can grab a cocktail and watch the sunset.

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Dreams Lanzarote Playa Dorada Resort & Spa is in the town of Playa Blanca, about 650 feet from Playa Dorada and an eight-minute walk from the Papagayo Shopping Center. Without a doubt, it’s one of the best 5-star hotels in Lanzarote, especially if you want to explore the surrounding area.

The rooms here have a minimal, relaxed vibe and offer lovely views of the gardens, the pools, or the ocean. You can even book a large family room if you’re traveling with the kids.

3. Dreams Lanzarote Playa Dorada Resort & Spa, a 5-star hotel in Lanzarote for families

As for the facilities, there are five outdoor pools and one indoor pool. There is also a children’s waterpark, a tennis court, a nine-hole golf course, a gym, and an entertainment program for all ages.

Another thing that makes this luxury family hotel in Lanzarote stand out is that its restaurant serves some of the best traditional Canarian food, so you can treat yourself to delicious local flavors.

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4. Meliá Salinas, a 5-star hotel in Lanzarote on the beach

Meliá Salinas is an all-inclusive 5-star hotel in Lanzarote with access to two of the best beaches in Costa Teguise: Playa Los Charcos and Playa de las Cucharas. Moreover, the hotel gardens are inspired by the work of Canarian artist César Manrique and are open to the public, making them one of the most popular places to visit in Costa Teguise.

4. Meliá Salinas, a 5-star hotel in Lanzarote on the beach

The rooms here are modern and luxurious, although the villas are the most incredible. They feature lava stone showers and a private pool, so I recommend them if you want a luxury holiday in Lanzarote. As for the rest of the facilities, there are three tennis courts, two outdoor pools, and a relaxing spa with a sauna. There is even a business center, so this 5-star Lanzarote hotel is good for business trips, too.

After a day of sightseeing or relaxing, replenish yourself at one of the hotel’s restaurants, which serve local dishes and international cuisine. You can even watch live cooking demonstrations to see how the chefs prepare fresh, local Canarian products.

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Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park is just a three-minute walk from Playa Flamingo, one of my favorite places to visit in Playa Blanca. This beach is a gorgeous cove with golden sand and turquoise waters, and it’s directly across from this 5-star Lanzarote hotel.

This resort is a beautiful architectural wonder, and its construction was supervised by César Manrique, making it a structure of high artistic value. When you stay here, you can choose a single room or a family suite, so it’s a great 5-star hotel in Lanzarote for families.

5. Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park, an all-inclusive 5-star hotel in Lanzarote

The property has four outdoor pools for adults and three for kids, as well as a solarium with loungers so you can bask in the sun and enjoy the fresh air. For the ultimate relaxation, visit the spa area, which has a sauna, hammam, and hot tub. It costs extra, but it’s worth it if you want a luxurious holiday in Lanzarote.

Finally, this resort has two renowned restaurants, one by the pool and the other a buffet. There are even some food trucks and a sports bar, so you can find something to please any appetite. After dinner, check out one of the bars for drinks and a show.

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Arrecife Gran Hotel & Spa is a luxury hotel in Lanzarote, right next to the beach. It’s beside Playa del Reducto, one of the best beaches in Lanzarote, and it’s the tallest building on the island, so you can’t beat the views.

Moreover, this is a great place to stay if you want to explore the top attractions in Arrecife, Lanzarote. After spending the day sightseeing, come back to your spacious suite with large windows overlooking the island. You can even book a two-room suite, making this one of the best 5-star hotels in Lanzarote for families.

6. Arrecife Gran Hotel & Spa, a luxurious 5-star Lanzarote hotel with a spa

When you need some downtime, check out the spa, where you can do a thermal circuit with contrasting water jets, foot baths, a jacuzzi, and a sauna. There is also a Turkish bath and an indoor heated pool, so you can relax year-round.

The on-site restaurant serves a la carte dishes as well as a menu of Mediterranean and international cuisines. It’s on the 17^th floor, so you can dine in style while taking in the beautiful views. There is also a rooftop bar, so this is one of the best luxury hotels in Lanzarote for couples.

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7. La Isla y el Mar, one of the best luxury 5-star hotels in Lanzarote

La Isla y el Mar is a 5-star hotel in Lanzarote near Playa Chica, one of the best beaches in Puerto del Carmen. The resort is a 15-minute walk from the beach, but it’s very close to Puerto del Carmen’s main avenue, where you’ll find all kinds of shops, bars, and restaurants.

This luxury resort in Lanzarote stands out because it was the first hotel in the world to receive the Biosphere Responsible Tourism certificate from UNESCO, thanks to its renewable energies that reduce CO2 emissions.

7. La Isla y el Mar, one of the best luxury 5-star hotels in Lanzarote

In addition to being an eco-friendly resort, this hotel has stylish and comfortable rooms and suites with private terraces overlooking the turquoise waters. You can take a dip in the hotel pool, which has Balinese beds, a waterfall area, and surrounding gardens. There is also a poolside bar where you can grab a snack or cocktail.

Finally, the hotel’s restaurant, Kentia Gourmet Club, serves a la carte dishes and a menu of Canarian cuisine mixed with international flavors. There is also a large buffet with all kinds of options, so it’s a nice 5-star hotel in Lanzarote for families with kids.

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8. La Cala Suites Hotel, another 5-star hotel in Lanzarote, Canary Islands

La Cala Suites Hotel is another top luxury hotel in Lanzarote with a privileged location in the town of Playa Blanca. Specifically, it overlooks the pristine Papagayo Beach, one of the best beaches in Lanzarote.

This 5-star hotel in Lanzarote is for adults only and offers standard rooms, ocean-view suites, and villa-style accommodations. There is an outdoor pool and a beautiful garden where you can take a refreshing swim and sunbathe. If you want to exercise during your vacation, check out the hotel’s gym.

8. La Cala Suites Hotel, another 5-star hotel in Lanzarote, Canary Islands

Alternatively, the Wellness Center has incredible facilities where you can pamper yourself. Some of the treatments here include a Turkish bath session, an icy plunge pool, chromatic showers, and a jacuzzi soak. There is also a thermal pool, hydrotherapy beds, and waterfalls.

Afterward, indulge in some local Canarian cuisine paired with the finest wines on the island. This 5-star Lanzarote resort also has a buffet and a poolside bar, so everyone will be satisfied.

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9. Hotel Lava Beach, an oceanfront 5-star hotel in Lanzarote

If you want to discover the top sights in Puerto del Carmen, I recommend staying at Hotel Lava Beach, one of the best 5-star hotels on Lanzarote. It’s just a two-minute walk from the beach, and since it’s a little over a mile from the town center, it’s nice and quiet.

You can choose from a variety of rooms at this luxury Lanzarote hotel, including family rooms, poolside rooms, and suites with ocean views. As for the amenities, there is a mini-golf course, a ping-pong table, a gym, and a lush garden.

9. Hotel Lava Beach, an oceanfront 5-star hotel in Lanzarote

You can treat yourself at the hotel’s spa, which has a sauna, a Turkish bath, hydromassage beds, shower circuits, and an outdoor relaxation area with contrast pools. If you’re visiting with your partner, I recommend booking a beauty treatment or massage.

The restaurants at this hotel are also very good. First, Océana is a buffet with show cooking, while Aroma serves fusion cuisine with Mediterranean and Italian flavors. On the fifth floor, you’ll find the Lava Lounge Bar, where you can enjoy a cocktail and listen to live music.

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Finally, Princesa Yaiza Suite Hotel Resort is a superb 5-star hotel in Lanzarote that’s right on the beach in Playa Blanca.

Every room here has a balcony or patio so you can enjoy incredible views of the crystal clear water, the pool, and the surrounding gardens. Your accommodation includes a small kitchenette, although there are eight restaurants serving a la carte dishes, a buffet, and gourmet cuisines like Spanish, Mexican, Japanese, and Italian.

10. Princesa Yaiza Suite Hotel Resort, another 5-star Lanzarote hotel by the beach

This luxury hotel in Lanzarote has six outdoor pools and a gym where you can attend free classes. There are also two shopping centers with all kinds of designer brands, so you can go shopping without leaving the resort.

For those who prefer to relax, the spa here is one of the best on the island, with a thalassotherapy center, seawater circuits, hydromassage jets, chromotherapy treatments, and a Turkish bath. The use of the sauna is completely free, so don’t miss it!

Again, the location makes this one of the best 5-star hotels in Lanzarote. It’s not far from the Museo Atlántico, one of the most popular places in Playa Blanca where you can go diving and snorkeling among underwater sculptures.

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That’s it for the 10 best luxury hotels in Lanzarote. I’m including a map with all the hotels I mentioned, although I also recommend you download our tourist map of Lanzarote so you can locate all the points of interest on the island.

Before you decide on a 5-star Lanzarote hotel, I suggest you take a look at our guide to the best hotels in Lanzarote, where you’ll find even more incredible accommodations.

Of course, if you have any questions or you’d like to share your experience staying in one of these 5-star resorts in Lanzarote, feel free to leave me a comment. Until then, have a wonderful trip!

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Nestled within the coveted Canary Islands, Lanzarote’s sun-kissed coastline is its best feature. Warm and idyllic resorts house whitewashed villas, beaches, and dive centres which are ideal for more adventurous travellers. A history of pirates and shipwrecks add to the historic charm of the area.

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You can relax at a spa in Playa Blanca, laze in a deckchair overlooking the crystal clear bays of Jameos del Agua, or head out on a yacht trip. Restaurants at the marina offer gourmet dining and fine wines.

1. Playa Blanca

   Playa Blanca is a luxury resort town in the south of Lanzarote. “Playa Blanca” is Spanish for “white beach” and the town lives up to its name with stretches of sun-kissed white sand to explore. The main beach has Blue Flag status, beautiful villas and a picturesque marina for yacht mooring.

2. Rubicón Marina

   After a visit to the marina for fishing, diving or sailing, travellers can visit designer boutiques, sample gourmet meals and sip cocktails while marvelling at the sea view. Relaxing in one of the many bars on the marina rounds off the day and the area offers numerous 5-star hotels and luxurious accommodation.

3. Timanfaya National Park

   This park offers a moon-like volcanic landscape with plenty of excellent eateries to enjoy and was once used to train the Apollo 17 crew – adding to its historic status. Luxury accommodation can be found in and around the park and you can embark on a camel safari, discover the top of the volcano in a comfortable coach tour, and enjoy one of the nearby spa hotels, gyms, and tennis courts. Alternatively, you can simply enjoy sipping cocktails at the pool while letting the world pass you by.

4. Jameos del Agua

   An interesting volcanic tunnel and caverns are made comfortable with a unique underground concert hall and cave-embedded restaurant serving international cuisine located next to a clear salt lake. Music performances and cultural events are held here each year.

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The unique atmosphere of Lanzarote is fundamentally different from the tropical paradise that reigns on other islands of the Canary archipelago. Its volcanic landscapes evoke strong associations of being on another planet or in a fantasy world inhabited by unknown inhabitants. And most of the attractions of Lanzarote only enhance the initial impressions.
The most famous place on the island is Timanfaya – a national park that amazes tourists with lunar-Martian landscapes and an incredible number of volcanoes located in a small area. Few people will be left indifferent by a lunch in a restaurant above the mouth of a volcano and a fire show arranged for visitors. The legacy of ancient eruptions are the inimitable galleries of the underground caves of Los Verdes and Jameos, whose bizarre forms frighten and fascinate. The skill of the legendary architect Cesar Manrique turned one of them into a unique natural and architectural complex with an artificial lagoon and an underground concert hall. No less interesting are other creations of the master: the Mirador del Rio observation deck, a luxurious cactus garden and the former architect’s house, harmoniously integrated into the volcanic landscape.

Main attractions of Lanzarote:

The first and main associations that arise when mentioning the island of Fuerteventura are, of course, the beaches. Sunny, sandy, blown by a pleasant ocean breeze and caressed by azure waves – these are the beaches from a fairy tale that cover more than 150 km. coastline of the island.
These beaches are the main attractions of Fuerteventura , and more and more tourists from different countries seek to appreciate them. Few people leave disappointed, as holidays by the water here are full of variety. Breezes of different intensity constantly blow over the coastal areas and create gorgeous waves, adored by surfers, windsurfers and kitesurfers. For amateurs and beginners, the beaches of Sotavento, Corralejo or Costa Calma are perfect, but professionals and extreme sportsmen can try their hand at the harsh Cofete. Transparent waters also attract lovers of scuba diving, photo and video filming of the life of marine life. Families with children also prefer a quiet beach holiday in landscaped areas.

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A serene holiday surrounded by gorgeous nature is ready to give its guests a small and charming island of Gran Canaria. Like other islands of the Canary archipelago, it owes its birth and structure to volcanic activity, and therefore many sights of Gran Canaria are somehow connected with this feature.

Only here you can cross the miniature desert and appreciate the wandering dunes of Maspalomas, and then stretch out on the chic beach of the La Charca lagoon and serenely enjoy the splash of gentle waves. Having accumulated enough strength and energy, it is worth going to one of the unique natural parks, the location of which allows rare species of plants and birds to live comfortably in them. Gorgeous views, intoxicating air and good mood are guaranteed on this trip. The man-made sights of Gran Canaria are also not to be missed: the Maspalomas lighthouse, the house of Christopher Columbus and the Cueva Pintada archaeological park are among the objects that are of the greatest interest to visitors.

Main sights of Gran Canaria:

Many consider the Canary Islands to be a paradise for a perfect holiday and dream to visit them at least once in their lives. Indeed, these small tropical oases near the African coast can provide their guests with a vacation for every taste. Luxurious beaches will welcome lovers of relaxation by the water, nature and theme parks will give soothing walks or spectacular shows with four-legged participants, large cities will delight with entertainment, shops and museums, and secluded mountain villages will allow you to relax in silence.

The mild climate determines the friendly character of the inhabitants of the Canaries. Cuisine and Canarian traditions are inherited from many cultures and eras. The proximity of Africa and the influence of Europe with America played an important role in shaping the modern life of the Canary Islands.

Main attractions of the Canary Islands:

A real paradise for tourists – a resort where different climatic zones harmoniously combine in a fairly compact area – is considered the pearl of the Canary archipelago, its largest island – Tenerife. More than 12 million years ago, it appeared among the ocean waters thanks to a series of powerful underwater eruptions and for centuries spoiled its inhabitants with the mildness of the warm climate and the healing properties of volcanic sands. And today the main attraction of the famous resort is the dormant Teide volcano – the highest mountain in Spain, to the top of which (height 3718 m.) Fast funiculars are ready to deliver tourists. Around the silent crater and to the very foot of the caldera, the Teide National Park serenely stretches, inviting tourists for an informative walk through the “Martian” landscapes.
The volcanic ridge divides the territory of Tenerife into two climatic zones, allowing visitors to diversify their vacation: the sun and warmth of the south call for relaxed meditation on the beaches, and the refreshing breath of the north encourages active hiking and entertainment. Game centers, playgrounds and water parks, ethnographic parks and botanical gardens with animals, as well as colorful performances in historical scenery and other attractions of Tenerife will not let adults get bored on the resort island and will not disappoint kids.

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September 20, 2019

With the onset of autumn colds, I so want to return to summer. The bright sun, the sea, delicious sangria in restaurants with delicious paella. The warm welcome of the locals, the high level of service, attract thousands of tourists to plunge into the celebration of life. A luxurious holiday in Spain, especially in September, is that not a dream! If you have planned to go on a trip to a colorful, hospitable country, let’s look at how best to spend your time.

The atmosphere of the Iberian Peninsula has always fascinated travelers with flamenco rhythms, exciting bullfights and delicious cuisine.

THINGS TO DO, WHAT TO SEE

September is a mild and comfortable month for excursions, sightseeing. This applies to the weather, less tourist influx and there is no problem finding a place on the coast. There is an interest in visiting museums and leisurely walks through the streets of small towns, because it is not so hot anymore, sometimes it rains, which does not cause discomfort. It’s time to enjoy your vacation and gain positive emotions.

BEACH HOLIDAY

Considering that the school year in Spanish schools starts in the middle of the month, families with children can still be found in the first decade. But by the 15th they are already leaving and there are not so many people. And here begins the velvet season. The Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts are at your service. If you want to swim in the warm sea or decide to take your children with you, then go to:

• Valencia;
• Benidorm;
• Marbella;
• Alicante;
• Salou or Costa del Almeria. Here the water is 23-24 with a plus sign. Note that the beaches are clean everywhere, with a developed infrastructure.

The ocean is suitable for those who like cool baths. The temperature in Cadiz, Tenerife is from +19 to +20 degrees. The best time for avid windsurfers – the winds are intensifying, the waves are increasing, all conditions are created for conquering the elements.

Depending on the training of athletes, the place of this sport is chosen. The Canary Islands, and especially Lanzarote, the northwestern part of the mainland, are popular. Those who are going to ride a jet ski, catamaran, or go parachuting and parasailing need to know the weather forecast in advance – about likely rains and cloudy days during this period.

SIGHTS

The unbearable heat passes and there is a noticeable revival for an active pastime, visiting popular places.

• Madrid. Sagrada de Familia. The object is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The stunning beauty and scale of the building evokes different emotions among visitors. It resembles a church, but upon inspection you understand that this is a grandiose man-made building. The Sagrada de Familia is the masterful work of the famous talented architect Antoni Gaudí. Now the construction is carried out thanks to donations. Fantastic bell tower, stained-glass windows and columns are real works of art.
• Barcelona. Park Guell. Another creation of Gaudi, famous all over the world for its unusualness. City garden includes park areas with incredible fantastic sculptures. It gives the impression that you are on another planet. Gingerbread houses, benches, stairs with painted animals, all decorated with colorful mosaics.
• Benalmadena. Colomares Castle. In a small town, there is a legend carved in stone and reminiscent of the discovery of America. It was built at 1994, symbolic of the 500th anniversary of an important event. Here, a model ship of Christopher Columbus and other ships that accompanied him during the discovery of new lands protrude from the wall. The architecture is made in the style of futurism and symbolizes the great events that played a significant role in history.
• Cordova. Alcazar of Kings. Listed as a UNESCO heritage site, as here you will see a mixture of styles and eras. Luxurious gardens, impregnable, powerful citadels. It is the second most important residence of monarchs after Seville. Many parts have been restored, but this does not overshadow the former, ancient beauty. The Lion Tower, rising on the main facade, has not lost its original appearance. The tallest building of the 15th century is the tower of the Inquisition. During the restoration, the Pigeon Tower was added.

Moorish influence in style is visible everywhere. Gothic elements are a symbol of the victory of Christianity over Islam. Inside, you will find priceless collections of antique items: furniture, tapestries, carpets, paintings. Celebrations, various exhibitions, presentations are often held here. The magnificent gardens are a real work of art, which spread over more than 50 thousand square meters.

• La Rioja region. Connoisseurs of delicious wines should definitely visit the sunny region in the north. It is famous for the production of drinks of the gods, which, thanks to the microclimate and the unique composition of the soil, have a characteristic taste. Taste a variety of wines, taste the delights of the gastronomy of the area. Here are modern, traditional, as well as large wineries. You can get acquainted with the intricacies and production technology on one of the excursions. Look into a restaurant, relax in the spa, go to the fortress “Laguardia”, a museum with an exposition of interesting items on the topic of wine production and culture.
• Ibiza Island. A popular resort in the Balearic archipelago, where music is played 24 hours a day. Party-goers from all over the world tend to come here for the famous foam parties, dancing until dawn. Here you can easily meet a celebrity of show business in one of the establishments. Most of the vacationers are young people, so if you want unbridled fun and nightly entertainment, you are here. The city has excellent infrastructure with shops, hotels, entertainment nightlife and beaches. Friendly atmosphere captivates even the most sophisticated tourist. A separate topic is natural beauty and climate. Especially comfortable in autumn.
• Marbella – the famous city of the Costa del Sol, is considered the Spanish Las Vegas. Nightclubs, entertainment venues for every taste, as well as casinos are concentrated here. Clean beaches marked “Blue Flag”, modern skyscrapers, comfortable modern hotels.

A southern town that attracts travelers with its historical heritage, a variety of parks and locations for a relaxing pastime.

• Almeda. The best park area, a great place for walking. Talented street musicians often give concerts here. Listen to music in the shade of trees, among exotic and tropical plants. This is how a special aura is created.
• Museum of Modern Engraving. Museo del Grabado Español Contemporaneo. A unique collection of works by great artists – Goya, Muntadas, Dali, Picasso and other famous masters.
• The Town Hall is a beautiful renaissance monument, the building of which was rebuilt over 4 years. From 1568 to 1572. It is spectacularly decorated with an unusual sundial. Inside there are two halls – meetings and justice. In the first, the vault is executed in the Mujaher style, which recalls the presence of Moorish culture in the past. The second is a repository of ancient, unique frescoes with biblical themes.
• Puerto Banus. Not far from Marbella is an elite marina for expensive yachts. Billionaires from all over the world, show business stars who have acquired luxurious villas like to relax here. If you have the opportunity, you can book a boat trip. Regardless of material wealth, be sure to visit here, have a cup of coffee in one of the fashionable restaurants on the shore.
• Seville. Visit the Cathedral, which was built in the 15th century, before that, in the 12th century, construction began by the Moors. At first it was a mosque, before the earthquake, after the destruction, some fragments remained. A religious building was erected here, which is recommended for visiting. The largest Catholic Gothic cathedral in the world. Here you will see masterpieces of painting of the 16th century, as well as the burial places of Christopher Columbus, the monarchs of Castile. At any time of the year, shows of the famous traditional Flamenco dance are held. They take place in special institutions – Casa de la Memoria and Casa de la Guitarra, it is better to buy tickets in advance.
• Santa Cruz District – former Jewish quarter, with souvenir shops and cafes. Murillo Gardens is a great relaxation from the everyday bustle, in the shade of alleys, surrounded by fountains.

Of course, this is not the whole list of places that you can visit in the autumn. To see all the diversity of Spanish culture, historical heritage, to feel the spirit of the country, it is better to take care of all the details of the trip in advance. Make a wish list, where to go, what to try, and most importantly, where to stay. You can rent a house from a trusted company that also sells real estate. It is the purchase of your own housing that will save you from worries about where to move in, so that it is comfortable and profitable. Experienced specialists in this field will help with the choice – it can be a studio on the beach, apartments near golf courses, a penthouse or a house with a pool.

Paperwork and legal support are provided by a company that has been operating in the market for many years and has extensive experience. Your own apartment in Europe, on the seashore, to which you can return at any time – this is not a dream, but a reality.

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When is the best time to go to the Canary Islands and what to do there

News No wonder: who does not dream of escaping from the cold and dullness to a sun-drenched beach for a few days? The picturesque nature and the unique topography of the archipelago create a lot of opportunities for entertainment, in addition to the banal relaxation on the sand.

There is something for everyone in the Canary Islands: from those who want to soar over the craters of volcanoes or dive with dolphins, and those who prefer to calmly admire the stars or pamper themselves in spas. Skyscanner shares ways to have fun and unconventional holidays in the Canary Islands.

When is the best time to go to the Canary Islands? The most comfortable water temperature for swimming is from July to October. The best months for a beach holiday in Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria, Palma, Gomera and Hierro are May, September and October.

1. Ride the wave at Playa de Famara, Lanzarote

Sandy beaches are rare in Lanzarote’s volcanic landscape, but the ones that do exist are ideal for surfing and kitesurfing. The best of them is the delightful Playa de Famara, framed by majestic cliffs. Its three-meter waves and constant winds attract water sports enthusiasts from all over the world. Some local schools offer not only lessons and equipment rental for surfing, but also a settlement, such as Calima surf.

2. Go back in time in the Garajonay National Park, Gomera

In the central part of the island of Gomera there is a luxurious reserve, where ancient forests have been preserved to this day in their original form. Garajonay has a network of hiking trails that will take you back to the distant past, 20 million years ago. It was then that these dense forests arose here, which today are considered unique. Take the whole day for a walk in the park to admire the impenetrable thickets, heather groves and mountain peaks that go beyond the clouds.

3. Relax in a spa resort, Gran Canaria

The natural beauty of the Canary Islands is already able to improve the physical and mental health of its guests. And a vacation on Gran Canaria enhances this beneficial effect at times – in recent years, the island has become one of the best spa resorts in the world. Of the many spas, the Wellness Spa Corallium at Lopesan Costa Meloneras is the most popular.

4. Soar over Teide National Park, Tenerife

The sky of Tenerife attracts lovers of bright emotions all year round. The most popular paragliding route starts from the Isaña viewpoint in the Teide National Park, located at an altitude of 2200 meters. Like birds, daredevils fly over the Guimar Valley, dense pine forests and the Atlantic Ocean. If soaring alone is scary, you might be interested in pair flights with experienced Enminube instructors.

5. Attend the World Cup, Fuerteventura

Every summer, Fuerteventura hosts exciting competitions for the best kite and windsurfers in the world. Even if you have no idea how to set sail or jump on the waves, you must visit this event. At least in order to enjoy the colorful spectacle and good music that does not subside these days on the beaches of Fuerteventura. It is possible that, under the impression of what you see, you yourself decide to take a couple of lessons.

6. Walk on the volcanoes, Palma

Palm Island appeared in the Atlantic as a result of an underwater volcano eruption. The volcano remains in the spotlight two million years later. Palma’s most popular hiking route, the Volcano Road, passes through the Cumbre Vieja volcanic range and is world famous for its alien landscapes. The walk will take 6-8 hours, during which you will travel through fields covered with ash and lava, past volcanic cones and evergreen forests.

7. Cycle around the island, Graciosa

Half an hour on the ferry from Lanzarote, you will land on the shores of its pretty little brother, Graciosa Island, which can be easily explored by bike or even on foot. Don’t miss the beautiful and secluded beach of Playa de las Conchas in the north of the island. Its golden sand contrasts amazingly with the emerald waters of the Atlantic Ocean and brown volcanic rocks. You can, for example, spend the night on Gracios to fully enjoy its silence and beautiful starry sky.

8. Look at the stars at the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory, Palma

Although the road to the observatory is not easy, with a steep and rocking serpentine, this point is not to be missed. The Astrophysical Center is located at an altitude of 2,396 meters above sea level, directly above the veil of clouds that reliably shelter the observatory from the light pollution of coastal cities. This is the best place in the Canary Islands to enjoy the sunset and clear starry sky.

9. Soar over giant rocks, Tenerife

Helicopter ride is the most expensive, but also the most exciting way to see the beauties of Tenerife. From a bird’s eye view, magnificent views of the cliffs of Los Gigantes, the Atlantic coast with its enticing beaches, dense forests, the green mountains of Anaga and the Teide National Park open up. The cheapest is a 20-kilometer flight over the beaches of the south coast.

10. Diving with sharks, Hierro

The waters of the island of Hierro are considered the best diving in Spain. The underwater world here is perhaps richer and more diverse than the surface. Off the coast, apart from hundreds of small fish, you can see stingrays, moray eels with sea turtles, and whale sharks with dolphins.

Explore this smallest island in the archipelago between dives. Climb up to the Mirador de las Playas viewpoint for fantastic ocean views. Dine at local restaurants with their rich seafood menu, which is ideally paired with local traditional wine. And with renewed vigor, go to meet the amazing inhabitants of the Atlantic Ocean.

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This charming hotel is located on the island of Majorca, unique in its beauty, in the small fishing village of Porto Colom. Designed for a great holiday, the hotel offers accommodation with breathtaking views of the crystal clear waters. All inclusive accommodation.

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Staying at the BelleVue Club is always fun. At your service is excellent cuisine, various sports and a variety of entertainment for a wonderful pastime.

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An excellent choice for family holidays and holidays with friends. Situated opposite the Lago Menor in Alcudia, the hotel offers its guests its own island with swimming pool, solarium and bar with snacks and drinks as part of the all-inclusive scheme.

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Join the lively nightlife of the famous international youth resort on the beaches of Palmanova and Magaluf! Couples and groups of friends will appreciate the service provided, taking into account the tastes and preferences of customers.

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Costa del Sol

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The city of Estepona, located on the Costa del Sol, is famous for its excellent climate throughout the year.
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Blue Diamond Bursa Palace*****GL is a 5-star hotel located in one of the best areas of Bursa (Turkey), where guests can enjoy an enclave filled with history, with services and amenities of the utmost luxury.

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Suites Hipólito Taine by BlueBay**** is an establishment with the best facilities and services, located in the heart of Polanco, one of the most exclusive areas of Mexico City.
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Suites Oklahoma by BlueBay**** is an establishment with the best facilities and services located in the financial center of Mexico City. Located just 350 meters from the World Trade Center of Mexico City, this city hotel offers 23 one- and two-bed rooms and is the ideal accommodation option for business travelers.

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Tropical vacations ward off cold weather longings with warm seas, hot suns, endless miles of sand, endless opportunities for outdoor activities or serene beach relaxation.

What is most important for you on vacation:	Which of the islands is the most suitable
Availability of a direct flight from Moscow	Rhodes, Crete, Corfu, Kos, Zakynthos, Ischia (from May to September with a flight to Naples) Sardinia, Sicily Hainan Cyprus, Fr. Djerba Mallorca and Tenerife Dominican Republic, Cuba, Jamaica Maldives, Zanzibar, Phuket
Visa-free entry	Djerba, Seychelles and Mauritius Sri Lanka (e-visa) Cyprus (electronic visa) Maldives Tanzania (Zanzibar) Hainan subject to a charter flight from Moscow (China) Bali (Indonesia) Cuba, Dominican Republic, Jamaica
Leisure activities after the beach	Crete (Greece) Cuba Bali (Indonesia) Phuket (Thailand) Sicily (Italy) Santorini (Greece) Mykonos (Greece) Cyprus Rhodes (Greece) Mallorca, Ibiza (Spain)

Finding the perfect island for a holiday with children needs to be given special attention. Toddlers are able to sit in the water for hours up to the navel, exploring the pebbles at the bottom or watching colorful fish, so the descent to the sea should be gentle and safe.

1. Majorca . The resorts of the island seem to be tailored for family travelers. Real ancient and sandy castles, well-groomed beaches with shallow water near the coast, hydroparks, an oceanarium with sharks, exciting excursions to fabulous sights, special children’s breakfasts in hotels provide an informative and comfortable vacation.

2. Tenerife . Southern resorts attract with the friendly attitude of the staff towards the smallest guests. There will be fun for people of all ages: zoos, nature reserves, water parks, a space museum, a butterfly farm and, of course, equipped beaches.

3. Cyprus . Medieval castles, scuba diving courses, horse and camel rides, adventure parks, water parks, zoos and sunny weather have made Cyprus one of the best family resorts. An additional bonus is the delicious cuisine that can satisfy even the most demanding tourists.

4. Crete . An ideal place for those who seek unforgettable adventures. Boat trips to shipwrecks, ancient ruins, ruined castles and mysterious caves develop the imagination, allowing you to come up with an amazing plot for a school essay. Classic marine activities in the form of diving, beach relaxation, walks along the coast are present in full.

5. Phuket . There is simply no time to be bored here! Many interesting activities and attractions will easily capture the attention of both the younger category of travelers and teenagers. There is an opportunity to ride elephants, play mini-golf, visit water parks or try your hand at water sports.

6. Djerba . The Mediterranean pearl is located near the southern coast of Tunisia. The island is known for its picturesque coastlines with palm-fringed white sandy beaches and crystal clear, warm waters. The cities of Djerba are full of oriental bazaars and museums, providing a fascinating study of the history and culture of the state. The hot desert offers adventurous camel rides or speed dune quad biking. Djerba, Kerkenna and others islands of Tunisia for recreation with children will be carefully sheltered from worldly turmoil, generously treating them with fresh seafood.

Popular European islands

As soon as summer appears on the threshold, many travelers pack their suitcases in order to go to warm their body yearning for warmth in the sunny resorts of Europe. The coast of the Mediterranean Sea traditionally attracts our compatriots with worthy service. Among the countless first-class resorts, it is difficult to decide on the right destination, but the list of the most attractive Mediterranean islands will greatly simplify the choice.

The best islands in Greece for holidays . Snow-white houses on the hills, turquoise sea water, romantic sunsets, mythological gods are invariably associated with antiquity. Of the several thousand wonderful islands, it is impossible to single out a single one to call it universal without a twinge of conscience.

Santorini is a popular island with stunning views, vibrant nightlife, rocky beaches that strike the contrast of black volcanic sand against the backdrop of a bright blue sea. Kos will please with a long coastline and a wealth of agricultural land, represented by vineyards, figs, wheat, olive trees, corn. Beautiful landscapes combined with secluded beaches will give you absolute relaxation. Located near the Turkish coast Rhodes holds a huge amount of historical treasures: a medieval fortress, the temple of Apollo, the Old City, the acropolis of Lindos. A mixture of cultures, cozy villages, friendly locals enchant visitors. Corfu is a sleepy, rustic, greener island, away from the main tourist attractions, lined with olive trees.

Picturesque islands of Italy for holidays . From the cleanest beaches to the outstanding cultural heritage of ancient cities, the country attracts millions of holidaymakers to its resorts every year. Supporters of luxury holidays come to Capri: elite boutiques, fashionable restaurants, harbors dotted with expensive yachts absolutely characterize the island. Sicily boasts both natural beauties and man-made wonders: magnificent mountains, active volcanoes, ancient Roman amphitheatres, ancient temples. The destination is famous for its delicious pastries and fresh fish dishes. Elba has gained popularity among tourists fleeing the bustle of the city. The place of exile of Napoleon allows you to enjoy cozy solitude, but it is also not without recreational activities.

Emerald Island Ischia is famous for its thermal springs, which, according to the native islanders, can cure any disease. Authentic Procida is a great alternative to famous neighbors. The idyllic atmosphere appealed to the directors who filmed the Oscar-winning melodrama The Postman and the dramatic thriller The Talented Mr. Ripley here.

Spain’s world-famous and unexplored 90,003 holiday islands. Ibiza is considered one of the most popular youth resorts in the world. Numerous clubs, foam parties, beach discos entertain tourists from dusk to dawn. This paradise for frequenters of nightclubs is able to dilute the dancing holiday with tranquility: it is enough to move a few kilometers from noisy cities, climb to the top of a hill or find a secluded corner in a bay on the northern coast, as a completely different, calm Ibiza appears before your eyes.

Holidays in the Canary Islands all year round pleases with sun, sea and sand.

• Tenerife attracts family travelers with fantastic amusement parks with attractions for children of all ages.
• Fuerteventura offers a wealth of flora and fauna, walking tours to the volcano.
• Gran Canaria is popular among fans of active pastime: a variety of landscapes and a unique microclimate allow for cycling trips with stops at lakes, mountains, caves.
• Explorers of incredible volcanic landscapes set off for Lanzarote.
• Small El Hierro, surrounded by crystal clear waters, is the choice of divers.
• La Parma is literally made for ecotourists.

When planning your island vacation in October , expect to get the maximum of vivid impressions!

Popular Asian islands

Among the equally beautiful land in the middle of the ocean, there are the most suitable for various categories of travelers. All of them seem like a real Eden: clear blue water, soft sandy beaches, gently swaying palm trees, bestow moments of joy and serenity.

Sipadan, Malaysia. A very tiny island claims to be the best diving center in the world. To the great disappointment of scuba divers, there are no hotels on the island, and the number of those who dream of diving to the bottom is strictly limited by the authorities. holidays on the islands in February will help to avoid queues.

Bali, Indonesia. The Island of the Gods offers countless cultural, historical, archaeological attractions, world-class surfing and diving, a huge selection of luxury hotels that have repeatedly brought the resort tourist awards.

Coconut palms, golden sand, thatched huts and banana pancakes – this is how advertising booklets show holidays in China on the island of Hainan. While the northern regions of China are hidden under snow and ice, the inhabitants of Eastern Hawaii enjoy the sun and swim in the warm sea.

Winter never sets in here, and the palette of entertainment and events, consisting of festivals, thermal spring treatments, walks through the wooded hills, attracts tourists from all over the world. The favorable climate will meet all expectations during island holidays in January or other winter month.

Gili, Indonesia. The complete absence of cars and motorcycles that disturb the peaceful course of life attracts travelers in need of absolute relaxation. In numerous cozy beach restaurants, the sounds of reggae are still heard, and invigorating energy drinks are offered to guests. The destination is ideal for adventurers, divers, sealers, and hot sand lovers.

Phu Quoc, Vietnam. The once dormant realm is now at the top of the list of the best beach destinations in the islands. The still sleeping infrastructure gives the resort a zest, opening up the opportunity for independent exploration of the tropical corners of the earthly paradise. Combining relaxation on clean deserted beaches, kayaking in bays, diving to reefs, relaxing massages and tasting seafood dishes is an effective way to escape from reality.

Koh Lipe, Koh Phi Phi, Koh Tao – just a small part of the amazing islands of Thailand for holidays . Superstar Phi Phi awakens love at first sight: rock-lined white-sand beaches with aquamarine waters filled with colorful flora and fauna, relentless nightlife, high-end mountaineering, diving and enchanting scenery instantly capture the hearts of visitors. Koh Tao, named after the abundance of sea turtles, is ideal for a romantic getaway, while Koh Lipe will appeal to connoisseurs of untouched nature.

Ko Tao is more suitable for people who seek privacy. Due to the remote location, there are few people here all year round. As a result – untouched nature, clean beaches, inexpensive hotels. As for the minuses of the island, these include interruptions in electricity and the Internet, a small number of attractions. A must see for Sairi Beach. Here is a rock on which King Rama V signed. Not far from this place is the Museum of Fisheries, which guarantees tourists an interesting pastime and an informative excursion.

Honeymoon Islands

Romantic holidays in the Seychelles . To escape somewhere immediately after the wedding ceremony in order to enjoy each other’s company away from prying eyes – this is exactly what the resort is designed for. Giant boulders scattered on white sandy shores, lazily shaking the tops of palm trees – a favorite subject when creating postcards and desktop backgrounds.

Luxury holidays in the Maldives. Private villas overlooking the clear waters of the Indian Ocean, orange sunsets crowning the end of the day, plentiful citrus treats and the convenient call of a massage therapist will make you forget about everything. The resort has all the conditions for a comfortable “sweet” trip together.

Relaxing holidays in the Caribbean . A huge selection of Caribbean resorts allows you to surrender to the power of luxury and chic. Live music concerts, a laid-back atmosphere, St. Maarten’s amazing shopping, jazz festivals, St. Lucia’s extreme entertainment, historical sites, the multifaceted culture and fascinating beauty of Antigua – a vacation in a matter of hours will relieve stress.

Where to look for summer at any time of the year

Spring. For a comfortable vacation on the islands in April it is recommended to book tours to Bali, Phuket, Phu Quoc, Caribbean, northern resorts of Jamaica. Destinations cannot be called budget destinations, however, the off-season guarantees the absence of crowds of tourists, favorable weather conditions, relatively low prices for housing and services, so the advantages of a spring vacation on the islands in March or April are quite obvious.

Autumn. When the flow of vacationers has noticeably decreased, leaving huge areas of beaches empty, the queues at the ticket offices of the main attractions have thinned, and the sun’s rays have given up trying to incinerate everyone who dared to appear on the street during peak hours, it’s time to plan a vacation on the islands in September. Italian Sardinia turns lanes into colorful markets, where local artisans hold master classes, and indigenous people open the doors of taverns, trying to feed all passers-by. The resorts of Cyprus are a little empty, but the warm sea water still attracts those who want to swim. For a holiday on the islands in November, you can look at Lanzarote or Rhodes.

Winter. The cold is coming faster than we would like, and the holidays are beckoning to leave their native lands. Adventurers, history buffs, and tropical relaxation enthusiasts are actively exploring the globe in search of a coveted destination to indulge in an unforgettable island vacation in December or earlier. Cape Verde, Gran Canaria, Barbados, Phuket are saved from frost, offering pleasure in the form of a comfortable temperature of about +25 ° C, the quiet sound of the waves and clear skies.

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  🇳🇱 The Consulate of the Netherlands in the Russian Federation suspends the issuance of short-stay visas.
  🇹🇷 Turkey canceled the mask regime in enclosed spaces.
  ℹ️ Anapa will open the holiday season on May 1.
  in Turkey, a second airline is being created, which will carry tourists from Russia to the resorts of the country.
  🏄‍♀️ A unique surfing park “Volna” will be built in the Mnevnikovskaya floodplain.
  Have a great day everyone! 🏖
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• 04/22/2022

  Good morning friends!☀️
  🇦🇲 Rossiya Airlines will replace Aeroflot on the Moscow-Yerevan (Armenia) route.
  🌺 In the Altai Territory, the Maral Maral Flowering holiday will be held on May 1 on the territory of the Turquoise Katun SEZ.
  🚂 The tourist train to Karelia will return to the route Moscow – Petrozavodsk – Sortavala – Karelskaya – Vyborg – Moscow on April 30.
  🚆 Nevsky Express will again run between Moscow and St. Petersburg from 29April.
  Have a great day and good mood everyone! 😍
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• 19.04.2022

  ☀🌴 The charter program of direct flights to Antalya has been resumed!
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• 19.04.2022

  Good morning, friends! ☀️
  👣 Two new national tourist routes – “Pearls of the Russian North” and “Ivanovo Manners” – appeared in Russia.
  ℹ️ By 2024, a cable car will be built on the territory of Sochi from the beginning of the ascent to the Agur waterfalls to the tower on Mount Akhun.
  🌷 In the Nikitsky Botanical Garden in the south of Crimea, at the end of this week, on April 22, the Tulip Parade begins.
  ✈️ Russian airlines will launch 246 routes abroad from Russian regions with a connection in Sochi.

  Have a great day everyone! 😍
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• 04/11/2022

  Good afternoon, friends! ☕️
  🌿Two nature reserves opened for visitors in Crimea: Kazantipsky and Opuksky.
  🇹🇷 Turkey plans to create an airline to transport tourists from the Russian Federation.
  🏖 The high tourist season in Sochi this year will start a month earlier than usual – already in May.
  🚂 From Yekaterinburg, a tourist train will be launched to the Oleni ruchi park from May 1 to September 30 on weekends and holidays.
  Have a great day and good mood everyone! ☀️
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• 04/04/2022

  ☀🌴 The charter program of direct flights to Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh has been resumed! ✈ We fly from Moscow! Zhukovsky airport.
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• 04/03/2022

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  🇪🇬 Direct charters to Hurghada and Sharm el-Sheikh resumed yesterday from Zhukovsky airport.
  ✈️ In the near future, with the departure of the coronavirus from the agenda, restrictions on flights from Russia to 40 countries at once can be lifted.
  🇧🇬 The Bulgarian authorities refused to follow the pan-European course taken to ease anti-COVID restrictions and introduced strict rules for admission to the country.
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• 03/02/2022

  Good morning friends!🌷

  ✈ The authorities of Egypt and Turkey do not plan to restrict the entry of tourists from the Russian Federation.
  💰 Traveling in Moscow transport will be cheaper when paying with a smartphone using the Mir card.
  🇦🇪 The UAE has softened the entry rules for Russians vaccinated by satellite V: now they can not take a PCR test before departure.
  🇹🇷 The Turkish national carrier Turkish Airlines decided to put higher-capacity aircraft on flights from Istanbul to Moscow and St. Petersburg.
  ℹ The flight restriction regime in the south of Russia has been extended until March 8.

  Peace and goodness to all! ☀

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• 02/22/2022

  🇯🇴JORDAN. Since March 1, all PCR tests at the entrance for tourists have been canceled in Jordan.
  The rule applies to airports, land borders and the seaport of Aqaba.
  Tourists must fill out a questionnaire on the website (https://www. gateway2jordan.gov.jo/index.html) to receive a QR code to enter the country, check into hotels and visit public places.
  💜 Remind me what is interesting in Jordan?
  ✨ Aqaba is an actively developing resort on the Red Sea. The beaches of Aqaba stretch for 20 kilometers along the coast.
  There are crystal clear waters and good conditions for recreation.
  ✨ Petra is a legendary city, the main attraction of Jordan. Built into the rocks, it changes color several times a day, depending on the lighting.
  Amman is the capital and largest city of Jordan. An ancient city where new hotels and buildings with modern architecture, coffee houses, boutiques and artisan workshops coexist.
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• 02/16/2022

  Good morning, friends! ☕

  🇱🇹 Lithuania lifted the quarantine upon entry.
  🍷 “Fanagoria” (Krasnodar Territory), plans to build a new winery and a tourist complex in the Kuban.
  🇨🇿 The longest suspension pedestrian bridge in the world is being built in the Czech Republic.
  🇨🇾 Tour operators plan to launch charters to Cyprus in April.
  ℹ St. Petersburg from February 21 weakens restrictions.

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The Canary Islands government announces budget of 10.1 billion for 2023

It includes tax deductions to alleviate the impact of inflation but the IGIC rate is not changed…

10/25/22, 7:20 AM

Tenerife has 4.1 million flight seats this winter, the highest figure in its history

The island is in for a bumper winter with 300,000 more seats to the island than the previous high in 2018-2019…

10/24/22, 7:25 AM

New law will give the self-employed more protection of their assets

The Create and Grow law also allows a limited company to be set up with just one euro capital instead of 3,000 euros. ..

10/22/22, 3:30 PM

Unions and employers urge the government to solve the lack of housing for workers

The amount of long term rentals in tourist areas has been reduced by unregulated holiday rentals…

10/22/22, 8:26 AM

Direct flights from Tenerife to New York will continue next summer

United Airlines renews the agreement to fly three times a week from Newark to Tenerife South…

10/20/22, 9:45 AM

British business travellers are being refused entry to EU countries

Post-Brexit travel rules are being enforced more rigorously and will get even tougher once the ETIAS is introduced next year. ..

10/20/22, 7:30 AM

Lidl warns about fake offers and job ads on WhatsApp

The supermarket chain have stressed that they only advertise via official channels and never on messaging services…

10/20/22, 7:13 AM

The Canary Islands GDP is forecast to grow by 9.3% this year

The islands will be the region of Spain with the biggest growth in 2022 thanks to the recovery of tourism…

10/19/22, 7:45 AM

Alleged Tenerife scammer Mukesh Daswani arrested in the United Arab Emirates

There is a warrant for his arrest and deportation issued by a Santa Cruz Court for a 4-million-euro Tradex scam…

10/18/22, 4:11 PM

New campaign for the ‘anti-aging’ effect of the Canary Islands

The Ministry of Tourism is aiming to attract more visitors over 55 years old from nine European markets including the UK. ..

10/18/22, 8:23 AM

New visa is being launched to make it easier to work in Spain

The ‘Digital Nomad Visa’ is soon to be available to non-EU citizens who want to live in Spain…

10/17/22, 6:56 AM

Foreigners have bought half of the properties sold in the Canary Islands this year

Property purchases by foreigners increased by almost 90% in the first half of this year on the islands…

10/15/22, 7:08 AM

Russia and Morocco agree to install a nuclear power plant 400km from the Canary Islands

The two countries have formed a collaboration treaty to produce energy “for peaceful purposes” on the Atlantic coast…

10/14/22, 12:42 PM

The trail of the 136 million timeshare debt in the south of Tenerife is lost in tax havens

A web of offshore companies, most of them from the British Virgin Islands, received funds from the now bankrupt companies. ..

10/13/22, 9:22 AM

Bar causes controversy by charging people 1.50 euros if they don’t buy anything

The owner says ‘if they are occupying a seat, there is a charge’, and that most people are accepting it…

10/12/22, 9:03 AM

Tenerife timeshare bankruptcy leaves 1,500 tourists penniless

They have left debts of 136 million euros and most of the people affected are British or German…

10/12/22, 8:29 AM

A busy winter is forecast as holiday bookings increase by 12% in a week

Hoteliers are optimistic and predict a 90% occupancy rate up until Christmas and New Year. ..

10/11/22, 7:17 AM

Choosing the right insurance policy, are you paying for what you actually need?

Liberty Seguros have personalised products and great offers to meet customers’ real needs!

10/9/22, 7:46 AM

AENA extends incentives to airlines to encourage more passengers to Spain

They have paid out over 100 million euros to help boost travel and tourism recovery after the pandemic…

10/7/22, 7:05 AM

Green light for construction of a new 4-star hotel in the south of Tenerife

The new 292-bed complex is planned for development in San Miguel de Abona. ..

10/7/22, 6:48 AM

An expat guide to Spanish TV and radio

A guide on getting Spanish TV, plus options on how to get foreign channels and radio stations on your TV or your computer via the Internet.

What better way is there to get to know Spain than by watching Spanish television? Local TV channels will help open up a window to Spanish culture, the Spanish language, and general way of life. But if you fancy watching TV shows from back home, you’ll be pleased to know that you can easily access these via your TV or the Internet in Spain.

Spain also has a wide range of regional, national, and international radio stations that are easy to access. This helpful guide provides all the information you need about TV and radio in Spain, including the following:

• Watching TV in Spain
• National and regional TV channels
• English-language TV channels
• Satellite TV
• Online streaming services
• Radio stations in Spain
• English-language radio stations
• Online radio stations

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Watching TV in Spain

Fortunately, you do not need a license to watch Spanish TV. Accessing local and international channels is relatively easy to arrange. Barcelona and Madrid were the first two Spanish cities to experience television in 1948. It was eight years later in 1956 that TVE, the first proper channel, initiated regular programming throughout the country. In 1990, the first private channels began to appear and in the 2000s, analog television started migrating to digital television. Eventually, analog TV services were officially discontinued in 2010, and since then, all national and regional terrestrial channels are digital.

Prior to the switch from analog to digital, a UK television set would not work in Spain. The UK used PAL-1 analog encoding, whereas Spain used PAL-BG, therefore, the transmission was problematic. However, both countries now use DVB-T digital systems so there is unlikely to be a problem. But if you have an old analog TV set that you want to bring to Spain, you will need a separate digital terrestrial television (TDT) receiver box that converts the digital channels. You can buy these in Spanish TV shops or in places such as Carrefour or Alcampo for around €30–40.

Digital TV in Spain

If you want to widen your viewing options, there are several subscription-based platforms that you can choose from that offer various packages. The cost of these packages varies according to the channels included and the provider. For instance, some providers may provide free satellite TV if you sign up for their Internet package. The main satellite TV providers and installers in Spain include:

• Yoigo
• Movistar+
• Orange
• Vodafone

To get additional English channels, such as the BBC, Channel 4, or Sky TV, however, you will need a Sky receiver and a card.

Cable TV in Spain

To access an even wider range of programs, you can subscribe to a monthly cable service using one of the following providers:

• Telecable
• R (regional provider in Galicia)
• Euskaltel (regional provider in the Basque Country)

Many of the properties in Spain are already wired for cable service, but if you home is not, you can always set-up a connection when you subscribe for a new service. Prices can vary, but the average is around €300 a year.

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National and regional TV channels

There are 34 national Spanish TV channels including HD channels. Five of the channels are public owned by RTVE (La 1, La 2, Clan, 24 Horas, and Teledeporte) and the rest are private. There are also numerous regional TV channels in each of the autonomous communities in Spain. Interestingly, while TV consumption initially increased following the 2008 financial crisis, it has been declining in recent years, as Spanish people are turning their attention to other types of media such as smartphones, laptops, and tablets.

The most popular TV channels in Spain

According to 2019 figures, national TV channels dominate the rankings in Spain. Telecinco ranked as the most-watched TV station in Spain; holding over 14% of the total audience share that year. The channel is most known for airing reality TV, soap operas, general entertainment, and what is known as ‘garbage TV’ (tele basura).

The second most popular channel is Antena 3 with 11.7% of the total audience share in 2019. This private channel, which launched in 1990, broadcasts programs that focus on news, magazines, cinema, drama, and sitcoms. The third most viewed Spanish TV channel, with a 9.4% share, is La 1, which features debate programs, documentaries, sports, and entertainment shows.

Interestingly, regional TV only seems to be popular in Catalonia, where it recorded an audience share of more than 18% in 2019. In other regions such as Castile and Leon, however, the audience share was only 0.3%.

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English-language TV channels

Fortunately for expats, there is a greater opportunity to watch English-language television in Spain since the switch to digital television. Many Spanish channels now screen imported UK and US television series as well as movies from around the world; these are often dubbed into Spanish.

Thanks to digital television, however, you now have the option to watch movies and series in their original language at the push of a button. You can usually change the language by using the language or audio button on the remote control for the digital decoder or the television itself if it has a built-in digital tuner. You also have the option to select Spanish subtitles if you want to brush up on your Spanish language skills.

Not only is this option being discovered by more and more Spaniards who appreciate having an extra tool to help improve their English, but it also enables English-speaking expats to discover a whole range of viewing possibilities without having to resort to satellite or cable TV. That said, these formats obviously do offer expats far more options.

Satellite TV

The main satellite for English speaking TV is Astra 2. Therefore, in order to gain access to all foreign channels in Spain, expats usually need to install a satellite dish on Astra 2. It is wise to contact a reputable satellite company that can install the correct equipment for you.

Before you arrange a satellite installation, it is important to note that some landlords may require approval before dish installation. And if you are getting a satellite dish installed and it is over 1.9 meters in diameter, you may require planning permission from the local Town Hall (Ayuntamiento). However, this varies between towns and should be checked before proceeding with any installation.

Once the satellite dish has been installed, you won’t have to pay any additional charges as TDT is free. You will also be able to enjoy services such as Freesat, which allows you to watch over 140 free UK TV channels in Spain. This service also offers subscription-free access to catch up and on-demand services such as BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, and Demand 5.

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Online streaming services

Luckily for expats, there are plenty of ways to get your fix of foreign TV shows and movies online when you live in Spain.

Some of the most popular online streaming services are:

• DAZN: this online streaming platform offers a wealth of on-demand and live sporting events for a subscription.
• Disney+: the latest addition to the international streaming market has a whole host of movies and TV shows from Disney’s back-catalog, including The Simpsons and Star Wars.
• Netflix: this global heavy-hitter boasts an impressive library of movies and TV shows which are accessible for a monthly membership fee
• Amazon Prime Video: you can watch a wide range of movies (and some with subtitles in other languages) for a membership fee.
• DIRECTV: you can enjoy hundreds of live TV channels and on-demand titles, including kid’s TV channels, news, sport, and more.

Getting a VPN in Spain

Across the world, an increasing number of expats are using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to ensure their privacy and security online. As well as helping you browse with more anonymity, these VPNs can also help unblock online content. This allows you to access your favorite sites from home and elsewhere, including some streaming platforms. VPNs available in Spain include:

• Atlas VPN
• CyberGhost VPN
• Express VPN
• Nord VPN
• Surfshark
• Vypr VPN

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Radio stations in Spain

National radio in Spain is divided between public and commercial radio. There are currently six national public radio services, which are broadcast by Radio Nacional de España (RNE), Spain’s national public radio service. These include the following:

• Radio Nacional: general service with mostly speech-based programs
• Clásica: plays classical music and concerts
• Radio 3: airs pop and rock music mainly for a youth audience
• Ràdio 4: a regional service which broadcasts in the Catalan language
• Radio 5 (Todo Noticias): a 24-hour news channel
• Radio Exterior de España: an international, external broadcaster

There are also numerous commercial networks which broadcast across Spain, of which the following are particularly popular:

• Cadena COPE: featuring mostly news, talk, and sports with a religious appeal.
• esRadio: a private, national radio station that features music and news
• Cadena 100: adult-contemporary radio station, comparable to BBC Radio 2.
• Rock FM: plays classic rock
• MegaStar FM: plays a mix of pop/dance music, comparable to Radio Disney.

There are also a dozen foreign-language radio stations available in a number of languages, including German, Dutch, Russian, Catalan, and Scandinavian.

English-language radio stations

Fortunately, there is now a large selection of English-language radio stations broadcasting in areas of Spain where the majority of expats live. Some of these have been broadcasting for almost 50 years and have a loyal following among expats looking to catch up on the latest news and views within their local communities; as well as enjoy a range of music.

There are currently 25 English-language radio stations that are broadcast throughout Spain, of which the following are particularly popular:

• Talk Radio Europe
• Costa Blanca FM Radio
• Heart FM Radio
• Spectrum FM
• Central FM Radio

Online radio stations

When it comes to listening to your favorite radio show, the Internet is often the easiest way of finding it. A quick Google search will deliver some useful results including Univision, United States Radio, and Streema, which gives you access to more than 13,000 radio stations around the world. Additionally, if you subscribe to satellite TV you will also probably have access to radio channels.

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“60 seconds” is an intellectual quiz, a smart quiz, where several teams of 6 people answer questions. During the game, the host asks 30 questions, the team has 1 minute to answer.

In the well-known TV show, which served as the game’s prototype, connoisseurs don’t need to have any special knowledge – they just need to use their heads and build a logical chain. All the information you need to find the right answer is already in the text of the question.

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What they say about us

Anyone can play: questions calculated
on logic, sense of humor, fantasy
and team work. Knowledge from the school curriculum
quite enough.

You can come alone,
with a friend or team
up to 6 people

It’s fresher and more interesting,
than bar quizzes
or quizzes

A generous portion of “Intellectual Orgasm”

This is how we call the state of the player who realized that he had found the answer thanks to his mental abilities. Such insight is a really cool and incomparable feeling. Try it!

Effective training for the brain

Intelligence is like a muscle: it gets stronger when you train it. One way is to attend the 60 Seconds game. You will learn many interesting facts. Also, your mind will become sharper due to the constant search for the answer.

Intellectual sports – entertainment of a new format

There are people who want to try something new in life, experience new sensations, spend time not like everyone else. They love not only to participate, but also to win. If you are one of them, come to the game. Perhaps you are looking for just such entertainment.

Interesting acquaintances and development in a strong environment

Our games are visited by smart nice people who are easy to get to know and find a common language. Players of many teams have been friends for several years. And in the environment of sane people, you yourself grow as a person.

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Vyacheslav Mezhov
Organizer, presenter

Proved!

Marina Mezhova
Organizer, presenter

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Registration

Register for any upcoming game. Just send an application for any selected date, we will receive it and contact you.

Before start

Come with a team of 2 to 8 people, by yourself or with friends. Players without a team are assigned to a team with an incomplete squad (these happen at every game) or are combined into a new one.

Warm-up

The warm-up round consists of 30 questions worth 10-50 points. The host reads out the questions, the players confer for 20 seconds, write down the answer in a special gadget window or on paper. The correct answers are announced at the end of the warm-up.

Main game

The main game consists of 3 rounds of 10 questions. Teams are also given a minute to find a version, then the correct answer is announced. You can order food and chat during a break after each tour.

Scoring

The team with the most points wins. In case of equality of points among the leaders of the tournament, the jury determines the winner based on the results of the warm-up.

Presentation of prizes

The winning team receives pleasant prizes from the organizers and partners of the club.

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You don’t have to be “Wassermann”

It doesn’t take a colossal
stock of knowledge and perfect memory. Enough school
programs, the ability to think logically and work
in a team.

Questions for all skill levels

2s”> A good question always has only one correct answer
answer. They are professional authors and editors of the sports “What? Where? When?”. We ask only those questions that have passed additional testing.

Unusual, but interesting!

Quiz questions are usually designed for erudition. Either you know – and you will answer, or you do not know – and there is no chance of an answer. Our questions are structured differently. You do not know the fact, but together with the team find a logical path to it.

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Natalya Ertulova

For me, club games are an opportunity to clear my mind and cheer me up. There is nothing more pleasant than waiting for a good portion of intellectual sweets. And the most important thing is the attitude towards the players. As the slogan of one of the banks – “the difference in attitude. ” In “60 Seconds” it is. And you can feel the difference.

Olga Rashkovskaya

The game “60 seconds” has already become not just a game, not just a pleasant and useful pastime, but a part of life, without which it is already impossible to imagine oneself!

Alexandra Stolyarova

I wanted to write a cool motivating post about how I like to play and how I want all my friends to try themselves in this business, but I couldn’t come up with anything beautiful. Friends, this is REALLY amazing! I can’t sleep, I dream to be on the game again soon! try, love, play! I want to shout about it from the surrounding rooftops! Hurrah ! ask me, I’ll tell you everything! #60seconds ❤

Maria Kilina

At first it was scary to play 60 Seconds – there are a lot of people in the hall, the questions seem complicated. It seemed to me that I knew nothing compared to experienced players. But the manager of the league for beginners attached me to an already formed team, I quickly “joined”. And after the very first game, I believed in myself and gathered my team, inviting my friends and classmates. Since then, at least once a week, I get a huge dose of adrenaline without doing extreme activities

Maxim Ksendzov

In addition to the obvious exercise for the brain, “60 seconds” also turned out to be an excellent training in crisis management skills, where you have to listen to all opinions in the shortest possible time, compare them with your own, discuss them and make the only right captain’s decision. Of course, it’s nice to feel that in a few months you have become really faster to think. Well, the taste of victory, what is there, is also pleasant 🙂

Sveta Pavlyuchenkova

For me, a comfortable rest is when after a noisy working day you can chat with the team in a calm atmosphere. I have been to a lot of quizzes in Moscow, and most of them are noisy and take place in the format of a show host who asks questions. I like playing 60 Seconds because the club focuses on game tasks. It is not loud in the hall during the game, this allows you to talk normally with the team and not shout over the music. After office work, where there is enough of my own turmoil, it is better for me to rest in “seconds”

Tatyana Makartseva

Why do I love 60 Seconds? Often, one quick wit is not enough to answer the question of the game. Often you need to have a “weighty” baggage of knowledge. 60 Seconds exposes gaps in education and it motivates me to learn new things.

Alla Luchkina

Upon returning from a business trip, a team spontaneously gathered, now we play – with great pleasure, passion and a pinch of adventurism. “60 seconds” for me is a place where you can shake off the dust from the convolutions, creak with them, discuss crazy versions in the company of good people, find out the answer – and discuss again! And also a way to discover a couple of useless facts that you would hardly have learned anywhere else.

The title of one article about underwater photography consists of three words, the first of which is “Now”. Write the second and third words.

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One artist advised his student not to forget that Rembrandt used only two books. One book is an anatomical album. If you have seen paintings by Rembrandt, then you can easily name the second one.

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Of the 650 employees of the Louvre, 100 people are engaged in scientific work, 120 are engaged in restoration. And what do the rest – more than 300 people?

Show answer

The first English edition of a famous novel was called “Diamonds to Sit On”. Name this novel.

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Events are our work

The 60 Seconds club appeared on the basis of a large event agency. We know everything about organizing great events.

Non-banal questions

Our own team of editors selects the best questions on various topics and comes up with interesting contests for other game formats.

Competent hosts

All our hosts are well versed in mind games, have good diction and are generally charismatic people.

We play ourselves

It is important for us to be at the game as participants in order to keep abreast and do our job even better.

The best establishments

We play in cozy restaurants with a convenient location, delicious cuisine, fast waiters and reasonable prices.

Keeping the timing

All of our tournaments start exactly at the designated time. Also, we always inform you in advance about the end time of the game so that you can make your plans.

Caring game managers

The game has a manager who decides everything from placing newcomers on teams to replacing a cold dish.

Honest and adequate

If you paid for the game and couldn’t come, the payment is transferred to the next game.

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players worldwide

75

cities in 13 countries from the UK to the Emirates

12000

games played worldwide

teams

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. 30 teams in each major city

16

leagues of different skill levels and different topics

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Each of us at least once in his life was at a corporate party, birthday party and other similar events, for example, a graduation or a seminar. Far from always these parties bring pleasure, and not everyone feels like attending them. The team of the intellectual club “60 seconds” offers a unique solution to this issue.

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Online quiz from the intellectual club “60 seconds”

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Organizing a corporate party in Moscow is one of the services provided by the 60 Seconds intellectual club. We are sure that progressive companies strive not only to create ideal working conditions for their employees, but also pay no less attention to recreation. Smart entertainment is becoming more and more popular and loved. That is why, when organizing a corporate party in Moscow, we recommend paying attention to the quiz game.

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A weekend in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

The Canary Islands are well-known for their ever-lasting good weather and cheap package holidays. But forget about the resorts and over-crowded destinations, because the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is the next city break in vogue, with a great deal to offer: art, culture, sports, delicious food and – of course – sun! Lose the myriads of tourists at the airport and take the less-travelled roads to mingle with the locals in this beautiful city of the sea.

Gran Canaria sure has no shortageof tourists. It welcomes a staggering four million visitors every year (20 per cent of which are British), making it the second-most-touristic Canary Island, after Tenerife. A vast majority of them comes for the sunny weather and golden beaches; especially its desert-like Maspalomas beach attracts many a ‘playaphile’. In the core of the island, lies the mighty Pico de las Nieves, the volcano to which Gran Canaria thanks its existence. Around it, you can undertake plenty of fabulous hikes. Yet, alongside all its natural beauty, Gran Canaria also bursts of urban cosiness in the capital. Because Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is way more than just another town by the ocean.

Views from La Cicer. Photo © Hello Canary Islands

Saturday:
At the seafront

One of the must-do’s when visiting Las Palmas, is to soak up some sun and fresh sea breeze at Las Canteras beach. Locals take extreme pride in this stunning city beach, and you will quickly find out why.

The ‘playa’ stretches for over four kilometres of golden sand, but the best way of taking it all in is by walking the seven kilometres of ‘Sendero Azul’ that will take you from the untouched beauty of ‘El Confital’, to the monument of ‘el Atlante’, a volcanic stone woman praising the Atlantic Sea. Along the path there are 15 panels that tell you little stories and fun facts about the beach.

There are many restaurants along the promenade to enjoy the best of the Canarian cuisine. Fresh fish is the main produce, ‘canary style’ the best option: grilled with garlic and parsley and accompanied by ‘papas arrugadas’ and ‘mojo picón’.

Photo © Unsplash

Don’t forget your swimsuit and your goggles for some spontaneous snorkelling around the middle of the beach in ‘Playa Chica’, the rocky complex that you can see from the promenade. If the tide is not too high, you can enjoy the incredibly rich wildlife with your own eyes. After a dip, indulge your sweet tooth with the best ice cream from ‘Peña la Vieja’ ice-cream shop.

Keep walking along the promenade towards La Cicer, the bohemian part of the beach. Admire a bit of modernism by the artist Nestor de la Torre and impeccable street art telling a story about the depths of the ocean. La Cicer is also the best place for the adrenaline junkies to test their surfing skills either by renting a board or booking lessons from the many Surf Schools available. You will be sharing waves with some of the best surfers in the world, so watch out for tips!

The beach is watched over by the emblematic symbol of the city: The Alfredo Kraus Auditorium. This fortress-like building was built in remembrance of the acclaimed Canary tenor, Alfredo Kraus, and holds a great number of cultural events. Walk around the exterior to get a glimpse of all the different details surrounding the structure, like the realistic statues of the island’s marine fauna guarding the four façades of the building. Be sure to book a tour or a ticket to one of the many events to witness and admire the interiors.

After plenty of walking – and hopefully a little swimming, too – take a break and finish off a perfect day with a drink at Mumbai Sunset’s terrace. Try a Macaronesian gin and tonic; the gin is made right here in the Canary Islands. They also have live music on Saturdays, so stay for a party with the locals!

Pueblo Canario. Photo © Hello Canary Islands

Sunday:
Inlandwards

After a great day spent on the beach, immerse yourself in some more Canary culture by visiting the city centre. The best place to start is in Parque Doramas, where you will be welcomed by the Atis Tirma, a monument that represents the resistance of the aboriginals against the European conquerors.

Follow the beautiful gardens to transport yourself to the Belle Epoque by admiring many great examples of Canarian modernist architecture such as the hotel Santa Catalina or the Pueblo Canario. At noon, you can enjoy a show of folk music and dance, followed by some shopping for handcrafted souvenirs and, of course, traditional Canary food at a tavern!

Carry on by foot towards Triana, a high street full of life and colourful buildings, for even more examples of Canarian modernism. Go off the main street and follow the stone pavements to find little boutiques and cosy restaurants.

Vegueta. Photo © Unsplash

After a good lunch, keep walking towards the old part of town, Vegueta, the 15th-century settlement that is the birthplace of Las Palmas. The charming streets are flanked by historical buildings such as the Casa de Colón, the Santa Ana cathedral and the Museo Canario. Get lost in it, amble through the cobbled streets, take in all the architectural compositions around you, varying in style from Gothic to Renaissance. During summertime, those same enchanting streets turn into the setting of many live theatre experiences and concerts.

Before catching your flight home, head to the roof terrace of La Azotea de Benito for a refreshing cocktail and fabulous views. What better way to say ‘hasta pronto’ to this dreamy volcanic island lost in the Atlantic Ocean?

Ermita de San Antonio, Vegueta. Photo © Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Getting there

Many airlines travel directly to Gran Canaria. From London, Jet2, Ryanair, Easyjet, Norwegian and British Airways all have direct flights (around four hours’ journey) to the only airport on the island. It’s the same for almost all the major British airports.

Easy connections from Las Palmas Airport to the city are available through Salcai (approximately 20 minutes) and cost around five euros for a one-way ticket, which takes you either to the city centre (Parque San Telmo) or, for those staying near the beach, to Parque Santa Catalina.


Getting around

The best way to travel is by Guagua, the local yellow buses that run all around town. Grab a card that you can top up as you go. Taxis are also cheap and easy to catch.


A great night’s rest

The best place to stay is by the beach, with many hotels catering for all budgets. Reina Isabel (from €185 per night) or Hotel Aloe Canteras (around €90 per night), both with amazing views of the beach.


Where to eat

For amazing fresh fish straight from the sea, try La Marinera in Las Canteras. For tapas with an unexpected twist, La Macarena. Many other cuisine options are available, but please, don’t go home without trying the local fish!

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Las Palmas city guide – MAKESPAIN

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Las Palmas is the capital city of the Island of Gran Canaria, and shares the title of capital of the Canary Islands along with Santa Cruz de Tenerife on the neighboring Island of Tenerife. The city of Las Palmas was founded back in 1478 and has been the heart and soul of the Cany Islands ever since. 

Syracuse University in the United States analyzed the climate of 600 major cities across the globe and determined that Las Palamas was the city with the best climate out of all of them.

Las Palmas is a city of spectacular natural beauty that enjoys a long and deep history, as it has long been the political, economic, and social epicenter of this Spanish territory. Check out our Las Palmas city guide, curated by our expert local guides.  

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Santa Ana Square

The Plaza Mayor de Santa Ana is one of the most emblematic places in the city of Las Palmas. Surrounding this most centric of squares are several of the most important buildings in Las Palmas including the Cathedral of Santa Ana and the Casa Colón. In the center of the plaza, you will also find one of the most famous and quirky sculptures in the city known locally as the “Perros de Santa Ana” or the dogs of Santa Ana.

The sculptures were created by the French sculptor Alfred Jacquemar (Paris 1824), and have been standing in the square since 1895. As the story goes, Mayor Felipe Massieu accepted them as a gift from a French ship that, on its way to South Africa, landed in the city to solve certain problems that arose during its journey. As a thank you for their assistance the ship left these statues that were originally intended to adorn other urban centers in the south of the African continent. 

In 1944 author  Víctor Doreste ‘baptized’ these unique dogs in his traditional fable ‘Faycán’. The author names seven other dogs that today rest in Santa Ana: Aterura, Mogano, Doramas, Tindaya , Bentayga, Tenoya and Tirajano.

 

Canary Museum

The Museo Canario or the Canary Museum is one of the best museums in Las Palmas to understand the anthropological history and evolution of its aboriginal inhabitants, known as Guanches, and the history of Gran Canaria. You will also discover the way they built their houses and their tools and even their medicines and their food. Especially striking is the hall of skulls and mummies in the enclosure.

Canary Cathedral

Construction of the Catedral de Canarias or the Cathedral of Santa Ana, as it is also known, began towards the end of the 1400’s and it was commissioned by the Catholic Kings themselves.

The Cathedral features 3 different architectural styles: late Gothic, Baroque and Neoclassical. Although it was never 100% completed, it was the first cathedral in the Canary Islands and the only cathedral in all of the islands until the 19th century. 

 

Casa Colón 

This XVI century estate didn’t actually belong to Christopher Columbus but it did belong to the governor of the island who oversaw Columbus’ expeditions and who housed the Spanish explorer on his way to the New World.

The Colon House Museum has maritime archives that belonged to the discoverer, such as navigation charts and logbooks. Especially recommended for lovers of the sea and exploration.

 

The Vegueta Market

This is one of the most interesting places to see in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and perfect for delving into Canarian gastronomy. The Vegueta Market is overflowing with tropical fruit stalls, local spices and delicacies, and all types of local products, unique to the Canary Islands. 

A guided visit to the Vegueta neighborhood is especially interesting where you can see first-hand its market and many more secrets of the city.

Best time to visit Las Palmas

The weather in Las Palmas is surprisingly uniform. The Canary Islands enjoy a tropical climate that rarely offers temperatures below lovely. 

When it comes to crowds, the two most crowded times to visit Las Palmas is during the summer months and from February to March when the islands Carnavales take place.  

If you are looking to avoid crowds and the heat of the summer then the months of  April and May are a good bet. 

Weather in Las Palamas

The weather in Las Palmas is very consistent year-round. As we have mentioned the Canary Islands enjoy a tropical climate and Las Palmas is known as the city with the best weather in the World. 

interactive tourist map of Las Palmas

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Gran Canaria

Gran Canaria offfers a bit of all the best to be found in the Canary islands. Excellent beaches, quaint villages, one of the best historic districts and beautiful natural areas. Discover in this guide all the things Gran Canaria offers and build your perfect holiday in the island!

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Casa Doranda Vegueta

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Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 8.4 km from Parque de Santa Catalina and 500 meters from University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Casa Doranda Vegueta provides city views and free WiFi.
Stefano’s property exceeded expectations. It was quiet but still in the city center, comfortable, and the rooftop was a great place to have a glass of wine at the end of the day 🙂

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9.5

Superb

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Chez Abel

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Chez Abel is located 50 meters from Las Canteras Beach and 1 km from Las Alcaravaneras Beach in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. It offers free Wi-Fi and a seating area.
The cleanness, the decor, the smell, the location, easy checkin and out.

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ROYAL FLATS

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Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Situated in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in the Gran Canaria region with Las Canteras Beach and Las Alcaravaneras Beach nearby, ROYAL FLATS features accommodation with free WiFi.
Very comfortable, new, clean apartments with a kitchen, with their own parking! No keys, you can enter both the house and the apartment with a code! Very convenient, we will definitely come back!

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9.2

Excellent

348 reviews

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Frente al mar con gran terraza y hermosas vistas

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Featuring sea views, Frente al mar con gran terraza y hermosas is located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, opposite Playa de la Garita, 16 km from Santa Catalina Park and 11 km from. ..
The apartment is right next to the beach, amazing view!!!
Huge balcony and facing the sun, having the coffee there feels you are in paradise!
Very clean and all new!!

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Excellent

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Santa Ana Suite & Rooms

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Santa Ana Suite & Rooms is located 5 km from Santa Catalina Park. It offers a shared lounge, a terrace and a shared kitchen.
location, the hosts are very kind

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The Ruth’s house

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Offering free WiFi and city views, The Ruth s house is located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, just 400 meters from INFECAR Exhibition Centre.
Impeccably clean, very comfortable bed, very close to the center, spacey apartment, it has everything one might need.

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OFF TRIANA

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Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

OFF TRIANA offers accommodation with free WiFi, 2.6 km from Las Alcaravaneras. It offers a garden, a terrace and rooms with a balcony and free Wi-Fi.
Everything is really perfect; Pachi, the owner, is a great host; location is perfect, apartment is perfect, there is a very nice patio where coffee and snacks are available for the guests. I have to say that this is one of the few places that effectively derserves a 10/10.

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Apartments Vegueta Suite

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 5 km from Parque Santa Catalina and 2.4 km from University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Vegueta Suite offers accommodation with free WiFi. Free Wi-Fi is available.
Everything was great, we really enjoyed the place, it’s clean, bright, cozy, the view from the balcony is very nice. It is located very conveniently, close to the old town.

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Casa Doramas B&B VV

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

B&B Casa Doramas is located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Offering a patio or balcony, free WiFi, flat-screen TV, a garden and a terrace.
Pamela and her husband were there for us and help us with anything that could need. The room was nice. The location and the view were really good.

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The blue house las Canteras

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

The apartments are located 2.2 km from Playa del Confital Beach. Blue house las Canteras offers free Wi-Fi and a patio.
Apartment is on great location what we really appreciate with kids. Beach, shops, restaurants or even bus stop are very close.

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Chez Abel is located 50 meters from Las Canteras Beach and 1 km from Las Alcaravaneras Beach in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. It offers free Wi-Fi and a seating area.
The cleanness, the decor, the smell, the location, easy checkin and out.

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9.1
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B&B Casa Doramas is located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Offering a patio or balcony, free WiFi, flat-screen TV, a garden and a terrace.
Pamela and her husband were there for us and help us with anything that could need.

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Set on the Las Canteras seafront in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Colón Playa is 300 meters from Puerto de la Luz and Santa Catalina Park.
The location is perfect 👍🏼 The room was great 😊 and staff was amazing 🤩

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8.2
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Located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Tranquila habitación provides accommodation 1.5 km from Muelle de San Cristobal Beach and 2 km from La Laja Beach.
Lorena is one of the most kindness person i’ve ever met.

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8.7
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Located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 8.4 km from Parque de Santa Catalina and 500 meters from University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Casa Doranda Vegueta provides city views and free WiFi.
Stefano’s property exceeded expectations.

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From € 53.87 per night

9.5
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Situated in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in the Gran Canaria region with Las Canteras Beach and Las Alcaravaneras Beach nearby, ROYAL FLATS features accommodation with free WiFi.
Very comfortable, new, clean apartments with a kitchen, with their own parking!

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From € 100 per night

9.2
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Featuring sea views, Frente al mar con gran terraza y hermosas is located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, opposite Playa de la Garita, 16 km from Santa Catalina Park and 11 km from. ..
The apartment is right next to the beach, amazing view!!!

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From € 115 per night

9.4
Perfect
100 reviews

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Offering free WiFi and city views, The Ruth s house is located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, just 400 meters from INFECAR Exhibition Centre.
Impeccably clean, very comfortable bed, very close to the center, spacey apartment, it has…

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From € 35 per night

9.1
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128 reviews

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Santa Ana Suite & Rooms is located 5 km from Santa Catalina Park. It offers a shared lounge, a terrace and a shared kitchen.
location, the hosts are very kind

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From € 36 per night

9.1
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629 reviews

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Set in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 250 meters from Las Alcaravaneras and 1.4 km from Las Canteras Beach, Each unit at Home2Book Casa Boissier, Free Breakfast offers accommodation with free WiFi, free…
A perfect place located in a quiet, leafy area of ​​Las Palmas but within walking distance of almost…

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From € 130.33 per night

9.4
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358 reviews

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Situated in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 2.3 km from Muelle de San Cristobal Beach and 6 km from Parque Santa Catalina, Kings Vegueta offers air-conditioned accommodation with free WiFi. It offers free Wi-Fi and a terrace.
The flat was very nice, spacious and clean.

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9.0
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153 reviews

Free cancellation options available

Set in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, just 300 meters from Las Canteras Beach, UPSCALE***LAS CANTERAS BEACH***BALCONY provides beachfront accommodation with a restaurant, free bikes, a garden and free…
The location of the property is perfectly situated between the beach and Catalina Park, with easy…

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From € 101.47 per night

9.5
Fabulous
6 reviews

Free cancellation options available

matter is set in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 2.4 km from Playa del Confital and 500 meters from Santa Catalina Park. It offers air conditioning and free Wi-Fi.
The greatest host I have met! He answers all our questions quickly and solved all our requests.

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From € 184 per night

9. 8
Fabulous
48 reviews

Free cancellation options available

Offering free WiFi, Valentina Beach is located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 180 meters from Las Canteras Beach. All rooms have a private bathroom, while suites have a terrace.
very clean it had everything we needed

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From € 57.04 per night

8.5
Very well
1,440 reviews

Free cancellation options available

Apartamentos Tinoca is located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, in the picturesque area of ​​La Puntilla, just 30 meters from Las Canteras Beach.
Best location in town! Everything essential in a few steps distance.

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From € 52 per night

8.1
Very well
1 423 reviews

Free cancellation options available

Set in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 1.3 km from Playa del Confital and 700 meters from Santa Catalina Park, Poem Suites, Las Canteras provides sea views and free WiFi.
The location is ideal, you have bikes available to ride in the city a street away, super marker 5…

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From € 67.28 per night

8.9
amazing
464 reviews

Review Score: Above 8.0

Reina Marina is set in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 1.7 km from Playa del Confital, 300 meters from Santa Catalina Park and 1.8 km from El Muelle Shopping Centre.
splendid place, well equipped, very comfortable for 2 people, magnificent bed, extra nice and caring…

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From € 100 per night

9.1
Perfect
35 reviews

Review score: above 8.0

Situated in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 2.2 km from Las Alcaravaneras and 3.6 km from Santa Catalina Park, Celia House provides city views and free WiFi.
Good location, the desire of the owners of the apartments to make the rest varied and comfortable.

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From € 76 per night

9. 3
Perfect
93 reviews

Review score: above 8.0

Situated in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, this holiday home is 450 meters from Las Alcaravaneras Beach. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
The location was perfect and the apartment suited our family due to the 3 bedrooms

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From € 110 per night

9.4
Perfect
5 reviews

Review score: above 8.0

Located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, El Sueño De Alejandra – Apartments provides city views and free WiFi, 700 meters from Las Canteras Beach and 1.4 km from Playa del Confital.
Ivan is extremely cute and was helpful with everything that was requested

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From € 35 per night

8.4
Very well
128 reviews

Review score: above 8.0

A Casa Mia is located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, next to Santa Catalina Park, Parque de Santa Catalina Shopping Center and Romano Park.
Liked the location. The hosts are very nice and always accommodating.

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From € 57 per night

8.5
Very well
146 reviews

Review score: above 8.0

Featuring city views, a shared lounge and free WiFi, BYOR City Rooms is situated in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, within a short distance of Muelle de San Cristobal Beach, Santa Ana Cathedral and…
Very clean, has everything what traveler needs.

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From € 27 per night

8.3
Very well
225 reviews

Review score: above 8.0

Located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 6 km from Parque Santa Catalina, Vacacional Vegueta offers accommodation with free WiFi.
Amazing location, value for money and the staff are super friendly.

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From € 55 per night

8.2
Very well
617 reviews

Review score: above 8. 0

Hostal Los Canaritos is located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 2.1 km from Las Alcaravaneras.
After a week of traveling and staying in backpackers hostels, I spoiled myself with a private room…

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From € 48 per night

8.8
amazing
408 reviews

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Vithas Santa Catalina Polyclinic, Las Palmas, Spain – UCMS “Treatment Abroad”

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Content

1. Location
2. Distance to airports
3. Hospital description
4. Accommodation
5. Service
6. Estimated cost of medical services

Location0010

Las Palmas is the capital of Gran Canaria. Here is a major port for cruise ships. The city is known for its sandy beaches and duty free shops.

Distance to airports

Gran Canaria – 24 km

Clinic description

Santa Catalina Hospital is one of the largest private hospitals in Las Palmas. Thanks to a team of more than 300 experienced specialists, the center combines modern diagnostic and therapeutic methods.

The School for Young Parents in Vithas Santa Catalina is a program coordinated by professionals with extensive practical and teaching experience, in which parents receive information about pregnancy, childbirth, the postpartum period and newborn care. Psychoprophylaxis of childbirth gives a woman confidence in a successful outcome and reduces stress levels.

The purpose of the pediatric profile is to provide comprehensive care from birth to adolescence. The main areas of work of the department are: ophthalmology, neonatal and pediatric surgery.

The Cardiac Unit provides consultations on general cardiac pathology and cardiac surgery. The Department of Congenital Heart Diseases offers its assistance to both newborn and adult patients.

Neuro Spinal Vertebral Column Unit is a multidisciplinary medical unit specializing in the study, treatment and research of all diseases of the spine (traumatic, congenital, degenerative, infectious and tumor). The department develops and improves spinal surgical techniques, from traditional to the latest, including complex and minimally invasive surgical procedures.

The clinic created the CIEEN project aimed at combating neurodegenerative diseases, which are characterized by a progressive loss of neurons that control motor, behavioral and cognitive functions, causing the development of diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and other types of dementia. With a multidisciplinary approach and involving a panel of neurological disease experts, this program is led by Dr. José Matias Arbelo.

In department of diabetic foot and chronic ulcers diagnostics and treatment of complications of diabetes. Specialists educate the patient on prevention and, if there are complications, try to minimize the damage (infection, amputation).

Urology Department offers effective treatments: green laser, holmium laser endoscopic stone therapy, intravesical Botox / artificial urinary sphincter for refractory urinary incontinence.

Accommodation

It is possible to stay in the rooms of the clinic or in nearby hotels.

Service

Organization of translation services, transfers from / to the airport on request.

Estimated cost of medical services

The cost of treatment is determined individually.

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Patient: Yuri A., 73 years old
Diagnosis: adenocarcinoma of the prostate
Clinic: University Hospital of Munich, Munich, Germany.