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A Warm December (1973) – IMDb

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19731973
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1h 39m

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An African-American doctor falls in love with the niece of an African ambassador during his vacation in London, but it turns out that she is suffering from a rare terminal illness.An African-American doctor falls in love with the niece of an African ambassador during his vacation in London, but it turns out that she is suffering from a rare terminal illness.An African-American doctor falls in love with the niece of an African ambassador during his vacation in London, but it turns out that she is suffering from a rare terminal illness.

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Director
- Sidney Poitier
Writer
- Lawrence Roman
Stars
- Sidney Poitier
- Ester Anderson
- Yvette Curtis

Director
- Sidney Poitier
Writer
- Lawrence Roman
Stars
- Sidney Poitier
- Ester Anderson
- Yvette Curtis

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- 1 win & 1 nomination

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Top cast

Sidney Poitier

Dr. Matt Younger

Ester Anderson

Catherine Oswandu
(as Esther Anderson)

Yvette Curtis

Stefanie Younger

George Baker

Dr. Henry Barlow

Johnny Sekka

Dr. Joseph Myomo

Earl Cameron

Ambassador George Oswandu

Hilary Crane

Marsha Barlow

John Beardmore

Detective in Burberry
(uncredited)

Milos Kirek

General Kuznovski
(uncredited)

Letta Mbulu

Club Singer
(uncredited)

T. P. McKenna

Minor Role
(uncredited)

James Payne

Taxi Driver at Theatre
(uncredited)

Tina Simmons

Nightclub Patron
(uncredited)

Guy Standeven

Party Guest
(uncredited)

Rudolph Walker

Minor Role
(uncredited)

Director
- Sidney Poitier
Writer
- Lawrence Roman
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Trivia
T. P. McKenna was cast in the role of Dr. Henry Barlow by Director and star Sidney Poitier. However, after the scenes were filmed, Poitier decided to recast George Baker, and the relevant scenes were reshot.

Quotes
Dr. Matt Younger: Blowing people’s minds must be your hobby.

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Referenced in The Song Remains the Same (1976)

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10/

I remember this movie

I was just so pleasantly surprised and touched by the sweet sadness of this movie, even at a young age. I have rarely seen African Americans portrayed on screen as people (not stereotypes) who spoke to each other intelligently and dealt with issues in a civilized manner. This movie also made me aware of the vast difference in culture between Black Africans and Black Americans. All around wonderful film. This is the type of film the entire family can watch and enjoy. There is not a lot of car chases or explosions so you can watch and think about what the characters are going through, how they are feeling and how this is influenced by the difference in culture. I would like to see this film aired more often and I recommend it highly.

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Release date
- June 1, 1973 (Ireland)
Country of origin
- United States
Language
- English
Also known as
- Ilık bir kış günü
Filming locations
- Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire, England, UK
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- First Artists
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1 hour 39 minutes
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- 1. 85 : 1

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Warm places in December – Solo Female Travelers

Are you looking to escape the northern hemisphere cold December weather and head out for the sun? Would you like that to come with a serving of festivities, Christmas markets and street lights? Look no further than this list of the best warm places in December, hand picked for their end of year celebrations and their sunny predisposition.

Scroll through our list of December warm destinations for the most tropical, sunniest and down right funnest places to be during your year end vacation and get ready to welcome Santa in your bikini and with an umbrella on your drink.

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1 Oahu, HI, USA
2 Orlando, FL, USA
3 Miami, FL, USA
4 Los Angeles, CA, USA
5 Auckland, New Zealand
6 Sunshine Coast, Australia
7 Cape Town, South Africa
8 Dubai, United Arab Emirates
9 Los Cabos, Mexico
10 Cancun, Mexico
11 Phuket, Thailand
12 US Virgin Islands
13 San Juan, Puerto Rico
14 Havana, Cuba
15 Fort-de-France, Martinique
16 Tenerife, Canary Islands (Spain)
17 Negril, Jamaica
18 Cartagena, Colombia
19 Bridgetown, Barbados
20 Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
21 Praia, Cape Verde
22 Oaxaca, Mexico
23 Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
24 Easter Island, Chile
25 Luang Prabang, Laos
26 Hoi An, Vietnam
27 Galle & Yala, Sri Lanka
28 Rajasthan, India
29 Siem Reap, Cambodia
30 Muscat, Oman
31 Atacama Desert, Chile
32 Sossusvlei & Etosha, Namibia
33 Antigua & Atitlan, Guatemala
34 Buenos Aires, Argentina
35 La Ruta de Las Flores, El Salvador
36 Willemstad, Curacao
37 Montevideo, Uruguay
38 Nosy Be, Madagascar

Oahu, HI, USA

Hanauma Bay in Oahu

Daily average temperatures in December: High 79°F (26°C) / Low 66°F (19°C)

Join the festivities with gorgeous weather in one of the most sought after warm places in December, the island of Oahu in Hawaii. The Outrigger Waikiki Resort literally welcomes Santa every year by either kayak or surfboard, a super fun event for families.

Water activities thrive at this time of the year with anything from snorkeling and whale watching to surfing and diving.

The tropical weather in December is perfect for beach bums, so you can keep that year-round golden tan. The Vans Triple Crown of Surfing competition is in full swing in December as is the beautiful Honolulu City Lights festival which includes tree lighting, parades and an Electric Light Parade down King Street.

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Orlando, FL, USA

Lake Eola Park in Orlando

Daily average temperatures in December: High 73°F (23°C) / Low 52°F (11°C)

Orlando is one the top warm destinations in December for families and this is because it is a place of fun and play and who says this is just for kids? You can have a great time if you are visiting on your own too.

Take a week to go theme park hopping through the most thrilling parks in the world including Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Studios Florida, Epcot, Fun Spot America Theme Parks, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter or WonderWorks Orlando.

All of the parks put their own spin on the festive season where the decor is adorned with all the holiday usual suspects from candy cane to tinsel. Some parks have their own complete holiday events like the Epcot International Festival of the Holidays.

Pro tip: Try to avoid the holiday days which can get packed with kids and families and try to go before the school holiday period.

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Miami, FL, USA

Miami beaches

Daily average temperatures in December: High 78°F (26°C) / Low 63°F (17°C)

One of the hottest places in December in mainland USA is Miami, Florida. Not only is the temperature nice and hot, the nightlife and festivities are also ablaze. If Orlando is the place to be for families, then Miami is more for younger folks and singles looking to have a good time. Well-known as an LGBTQA+ hotspot, there are also pubs, clubs and dancehalls to party well into the next day.

There are also some great festivities throughout the Magic City including Nights of Lights at Pinecrest Gardens, Bright Lights Miami at Virginia Key Beach Park, or the annual Zoo Lights at Zoo Miami in South Dade. Do some salsa dancing in Little Havana to get a taste of Miami’s Cuban culture. Experience the Luminosa Chinese Lantern Festival, or check out the Art Basel Fair at Miami Beach.

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Los Angeles, CA, USA

Iconic beaches of Los Angeles

Daily average temperatures in December: High 68°F (20°C) / Low 48°F (9°C)

Los Angeles is the iconic US spot for an endless summer. While California is a massive state spanning from Oregon to Mexico, Los Angeles is positioned more to the south where temperatures are warmer and climates milder.

The beaches of Los Angeles are good fun year-round, so it’s a great time to start your surfing career. Walk the sands of Venice, Santa Monica, Malibu, Manhattan or venture further down to Orange County for the popular Huntington, Laguna and Newport.

Los Angeles isn’t all about the beaches though, so you can explore the foodie scene in downtown, see the beautiful people of Rodeo Drive, Hollywood Hills and Bel Air, or sip a specialty coffee in hip Loz Feliz, Echo Park and Silverlake.

Get in the festive spirit with the Christmas Concert at Walt Disney Concert Hall, drive down the infamous Altadena’s Christmas Tree Lane, or explore theme parks like Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure Park or Universal Studios. You can even go skiing or snowboarding in the morning at Mount Baldy, about an hour away.

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Auckland, New Zealand

Karekare Beach near Auckland

Daily average temperatures in December: High 72°F (22°C) / Low 59°F (15°C)

Travelers looking for stable temperatures with very little rainfall and a whole lot of natural beauty can head to Auckland, New Zealand’s largest and most populous urban area.

For those who don’t know, New Zealand is separated into the North and South Islands and due to its location near the South Pole, the further north you go, the hotter it will be.

As Auckland is on the North Island, it’s a great warm place in December to visit. It’s also a good place to situate yourself if you’re visiting the rest of the North Island like the gorgeous Bay of Islands, the epic Lake Taupo and Rotorua or the jaw-dropping Coromandel Peninsula. Take a hike along coastal paths of the Wattle Bay Loop, go island hopping to Rotoroa or traverse the cliff-tops from Bethells to Muriwai.

Looking for a winery visit? Take the ferry over to Waiheke and go winery hopping on the bus routes that meet the ferries, great way to spend a day as a solo traveler. We did it just before Christmas and the spirits were high and the wine free flowing. There is also live music and a generally festive atmosphere.

If you’re looking to take a break from nature, there’s also loads of shopping in Auckland from chain-stores to boutique shops to local farmers markets to high end fashion at the High Street, Chancery Square, Britomart or Ponsonby Road.

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Sunshine Coast, Australia

Coolum beach on the Sunshine Coast

Daily average temperatures in December: High 82°F (28°C) / Low 68°F (20°C)

Australia’s easternmost point in the state of Queensland is home to both the Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast. They don’t call it the Sunshine Coast for nothing as it’s most well known for its pristine beaches, scenic drives and unspoiled national parks.

You can find farm-to-table restaurants in Noosa’s Hastings Street, world class surf spots galore like Noosa Heads, Mooloolaba and Caloundra, awesome produce at Eumundi Markets, hiking trails like Glass House Mountains, hinterland wineries and of course endless stretches of pristine beaches and crystal clear oceans.

Travel down roughly 100kms to the capital of Queensland, Brisbane for a busy shopping spree and then venture down to the Gold Coast for more beaches, surf, theme parks, shopping, nightlife and hinterland activities.

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Cape Town, South Africa

The Twelve Apostles and Camps Bay Beach in Cape Town

Daily average temperatures in December: High 81°F (27°C) / Low 63°F (17°C)

Cape Town, South Africa is one of the ultimate hot destinations in December, in fact it’s the hottest month of the year as well as the busiest.

The beaches are flooded with locals and foreigners seeking sand and sun, especially the popular Camps Bay and Clifton beaches.

Local travelers flock in from Johannesburg and the rest of the country to enjoy the vibrant and electric feeling that only Cape Town can serve up for the holiday season.

While the traffic around the most touristy areas can be heavy, you can venture out up the West Coast to discover some lesser visited areas like Darling or the West Coast National Park.

And of course, you can’t visit Cape Town without stopping by the winelands of Stellenbosch and Constantia or venture out even further to Hermanus to experience quaint coastal life. Pop in to see the penguins at Stony Point Penguin Colony before visiting the Southern tip of Africa at Cape Agulhas.

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Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Aerial view of Dubai

Daily average temperatures in December: High 79°F (26°C) / Low 61°F (16°C)

December is during the “cold season” in Dubai. Despite that name, temperatures during the holiday season in Dubai are mild and warm and there is at least 8 hours of sunlight. The ocean is also super warm in Dubai which makes it a great spot for watersports.

You can explore all the most famous spots in Dubai in both the dry and sunny days as well as the cooler evenings. Even though teh UAE is a Muslim country, they understand the need to go all out during the festive season.

Dubai is known as being a city of superlatives, so there are crazy light displays, the most spectacular being the light and sound show at the Burj Khalifa during Christmas and New Years.

Apart from the usual activities that Dubai has on offer like hot air balloon rides, camel rides, deep-sea diving and skydiving, there are also a host of festivals during December like the Dubai International Film Festival, Dubai Shopping Festival and the UAE National Day Festival.

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Los Cabos, Mexico

Los Cabos beaches

Daily average temperatures in December: High 81°F (27°C) / Low 63°F (17°C)

December is the start of high season in Los Cabos, but the area has not yet reached the raucous craziness of Spring Break. What you’ll get is perfect temperatures both day and night, loads of sunny days, as well as throngs of holiday makers from up north.

You can see the Humpback Whales, Gray Whales and Whale Sharks in La Paz in December. The beaches will invite you onto their blissful shores and the warm waters will be a refreshing break from the heat of the sun.

Waves also run consistently throughout the year, so you can catch some waves at popular breaks like Old Man’s, Zippers, The Rock, Todos Santos or Cerritos. Here are some more of the most popular things to do in Los Cabos.

Pro tip: Hire a car and drive around to Todos Santos (Hotel California), San Jose del Cabo and the endless coastline. Or book yourself into an all inclusive or beach resort and enjoy a true holiday in the sun.

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Cancun, Mexico

Cancun beach

Daily average temperatures in December: High 82°F (28°C) / Low 68°F (20°C)

Not only is December a phenomenal time to visit Cancun due to the warm weather and clear skies, but it’s also a month packed with activities.

You can spend the days lazing about on the beach, doing all your favorite water sports like snorkeling and diving, or watch the baby turtles hatching.

Christmas Week is a massive blow out with processions and carols. The most important day isn’t actually December 25, but rather the 24th, known as Nochebuena or Holy Night where families gather to eat a traditional midnight dinner.

There’s also Mexico’s version of April Fool’s Day, known as Día de los Santos Inocentes (Day of the Sainted Innocents) on December 28. There’s the Cancun Marathon, known as the Most Beautiful Marathon in the World, the annual Sunset Boat Parade at Jardin del Arte, and of course the massive New Year’s Eve celebrations with massive parties and fireworks. Try to make it to Playa del Carmen for an all night celebration.

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Phuket, Thailand

Beaches galore in Phuket

Daily average temperatures in December: High 90°F (32°C) / Low 76°F (24°C)

Apart from a few rainy months during the monsoon season from May to October, Phuket is always a good idea. December sees very hot temperatures, even though it’s in the midst of winter.

In fact, from December to March is known as the “good weather” period as temperatures are mild and precipitation is at a low. This means that all the tourist spots will be easily accessible, if not a bit crowded.

You can enjoy all the best things to do in Phuket from scuba to sailing to lazing around the pristine beaches. Do some island hopping, enjoy the free-spirited nightlife or take in the culture in Phuket Old Town.

Pro tip: Patong is where the party is at in Phuket but while that can be a bit roudy, most hotels will put up parties and celebrations and some of the beach clubs will have DJs and music.

Some of the best islands to explore include Koh Yao Noi, Koh Racha, Koh Phi Phi or those in Phang Nga Bay. And we always recommend a visit to Sri Panwa, especially the rooftop bar which has some of the best views of the Andaman Sea.

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US Virgin Islands

The US Virgin Islands

Daily average temperatures in December: High 84°F (29°C) / Low 74°F (23°C)

There is a cluster of four islands (and some 50 smaller islets and cays) in the Caribbean called the US Virgin Islands (USVI). Situated in the Lesser Antilles, these islands along with the British Virgin Islands are just east of the Greater Antilles which consists of Cuba, Jamaica, the Cayman Islands, Haiti/Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.

While Water Island is not visited too often, you can make your way to the largest and most popular islands of St Croix, St Thomas and St John. The Festive season is in full effect in December which brings through the wonderful “Christmas Winds”, which brings through a welcoming evening breeze.

Join the month-long Crucian Carnival for an epic Caribbean party, participate in the annual Christmas Bird Count, and if you’re an active vacationer, run the International Marathon on St Croix.

St Thomas is a popular spot for cruises to dock so if you venture beyond the port, you can find glorious natural beauty away from the crowds. On St John you’ll find beautiful snorkeling, white-sand beaches, and hikes through the lush, tropical Virgin Islands National Park.

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San Juan, Puerto Rico

Gran Canaria in Puerto Rico

Daily average temperatures in December: High 84°F (29°C) / Low 73°F (23°C)

When looking for warm places in December, there’s no better bet than Puerto Rico. This US territory is wonderful almost any time of year, but December brings the festivities, especially the parrandas or street festivals.

Due to its deep history, you will celebrate the Christmas festivities in Puerto Rico like no where on the globe. With a blend of both Spanish and African traditions, some activities include the San Sebastián Street Festival and the eight-day octavitas celebration, which follows the Epiphany on January 6. So you’ll be partying right past the New Year and into January.

Sip your local piña colada in the gateway to the Caribbean at one of the many resorts, experience one of the bioluminescent bays like Laguna Grande in Las Croabas, Fajardo, or hike the only tropical rainforest in the U. S. National Forest System, El Yunque.

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Havana, Cuba

Colorful downtown Havana

Daily average temperatures in December: High 79°F (26°C) / Low 65°F (18°C)

December is pleasantly warm in Havana and due to the dry temperatures, the country is a very popular warm winter destination. As this is peak season with tourists flooding in from all over North America and Europe, it can be busy with higher prices.

Prepare to be amazed while experiencing the Christmas Week parranda (party) in Remedios with a huge fireworks display, massive floats and extravagant neon creations.

There’s also the Habanos Festival for cigar aficionados and Procesión de los Milagros in San Antonio de las Vegas (southwest of Havana), which is a huge religious procession. You will be able to see a massive pilgrimage to the Santuario de San Lázaro Catholic church.

Havana is not only a popular warm place in December for the beach, it’s also one of the most popular months for birding at spots like the UNESCO biosphere reserve Ciénaga de Zapata, or Pinares de Mayarí. And of course, you can go on epic hikes at Viñales, the Sierra Escambray, and even the overnight trek through the Sierra Maestra.

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Fort-de-France, Martinique

Idyllic beaches of Martinique

Daily average temperatures in December: High 86°F (30°C) / Low 72°F (22°C)

Martinique is a distinctly French island in the Caribbean and part of the Lesser Antilles. As it is a French territory, you can find an amazing blend of French culture with West Indian influences.

The island itself offers magnificent beaches, dramatic mountain ranges and some unique tropical gardens.

In its capital, Fort-de-France, you can explore the colonial architecture, ornate iron balconies, idyllic beaches, tropical flowers or learn about its interesting past, especially about the pre-Columbian period at the Martinique Museum of Archaeology and Prehistory.

For jaw-dropping scenery, take a drive to Saint-Pierre and gaze at (or even hike) the giant Mount Pelée, an active volcano, which caused havoc in 1902 and again in 1932. Then savor the taste of France in the tropics with the amazing French and Creole cuisine. There are also pretty villages like Sainte-Anne which also has one of the best beaches nearby called Les Salines.

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Tenerife, Canary Islands (Spain)

Playa de las Teresitas in Tenerife

Daily average temperatures in December: High 70°F (21°C) / Low 60°F (16°C)

Tenerife is an autonomous region of Spain, but located in the Canary Islands, just off the coast of Morocco in northwestern Africa. It is therefore a beautiful blend of African sun and Spanish culture and one of the few warm places in December that are located in Europe.

Tenerife is a popular year-round tourist destination where you can find top-tier hotels and resorts frequented by sun-kissed Europeans.

December isn’t traditionally a peak month, so you can still find some empty beaches and enjoy the island’s well-known black and white-sand beaches and the active volcano Mt. Teide, the tallest mountain in Spain, which has an astronomical observatory.

Tenerife is the perfect warm European destination in December to enjoy warm and soft temperatures with little rainfall and loads of sunshine.

Get some hiking done, watch whales and dolphins at Costa Adeje, or dine at the world-class restaurants like the Michelin-starred Kazan. Stay at the luxe hotels like The Ritz-Carlton, Abama, and adults-only resorts in picturesque villages like Boutique Hotel San Roque in Garachico.

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Negril, Jamaica

Beautiful blues near Negril

Daily average temperatures in December: High 83°F (28°C) / Low 76°F (24°C)

Peak-season doesn’t begin in Jamaica until about mid-December. So if you choose to visit at the beginning of the month, you can score some really great deals. Come the middle of the month and you’ll see the prices soar.

Take a deep dive not only into the magical blue waters near Negril but also experience the lively Jamaican culture from the mellow Reggae music to the most delicious cuisine including Ackee and codfish, Jerk chicken, Oxtail or Curry.

As Negril is one of the top warm places in December, you’ll be able to visit the longest beach in Jamaica called Seven Mile Beach. The area is a great place to base yourself if you’re looking to visit the best waterfalls in the country like Dunn’s River, Mayfield and YS Waterfalls. It’s a top spot to experience authentic Jamaican culture, as you won’t be walled up into a resort city.

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Cartagena, Colombia

Rosario Islands in Cartagena

Daily average temperatures in December: High 88°F (31°C) / Low 77°F (25°C)

We don’t think anything sounds better than turquoise blue oceans, cobblestone streets of Old Town and a beautifully tropical climate. This is a description of Cartagena, off Colombia’s Caribbean coast.

The mainland is a display of colorful colonial buildings and popular beaches while the surrounding islands are exquisite and easily accessible by boat, like the idyllic Isla de Barú or coral reef area of Islas del Rosario.

Take a lazy holiday at Colombia’s most frequented destination and experience a cleansing volcanic mud bath at El Totumo, eat the most amazing street food like empanadas and buñuelos among the plazas, try navigating the Mercado de Bazurto wet market, or take lazy sunset drinks at Cafe del Mar.

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Bridgetown, Barbados

Coast of Bridgetown, Barbados

Daily average temperatures in December: High 84°F (29°C) / Low 73°F (23°C)

Visit the birth country of Robyn Fenty, who you may know as world-famous superstar Rihanna. Tucked away in the Caribbean, Barbados sees both warm weather and waters, many hours of sunshine and a low humidity. So it’s definitely one of the best places in December to escape your winter woes.

The country is pumping at just about any time of the year, with activities galore. December is no different. Enjoy the postcard-perfect beaches, peruse the botanical gardens like Andromeda Gardens, or explore Harrison’s Cave formation or take a look into the island’s history and culture at the 17th-century plantation houses like St. Nicholas Abbey.

You can also join the locals for some high tea and a game of cricket. As the sun sets, there’s no better way to enjoy the Caribbean than sipping on the local Mount Gay rum, the world’s oldest commercial rum distillery. Barbados is the birthplace of rum after all.

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Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Iconic Copacabana Beach in Rio De Janeiro

Daily average temperatures in December: High 84°F (29°C) / Low 73°F (23°C)

Despite being the wettest month of the year in Rio De Janeiro, December is pumping with tourists and therefore a very busy month. Mind you, it is a few months before the massive Carnival in February, so the chaos is yet to come.

Cariocas celebrate Christmas on the night of the 24th. So Christmas day is usually spent lazing about on the beach. One of the biggest holiday attractions is at Lagoa, the city’s lake, where you can witness an enormous floating tree decked with sparkling lights float at its center.

Relax at the most luxurious resorts along the Copacabana like the Belmond Copacabana Palace or get off your feet and take a samba class as you get into the Brazilian spirit.

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Praia, Cape Verde

Prainha beach in Cape Verde

Daily average temperatures in December: High 82°F (28°C) / Low 70°F (21°C)

While Praia is mostly used as a stopover destination to other islands in the region, we would suggest giving it a chance and staying a bit longer.

Being the capital city of Cape Verde (locally Cabo Verde), just off the coast of West Africa, you get the infrastructure along with the gorgeous beaches like Praínha or Quebra Canela. There are also shops and restaurants in the Achada de Santo António quarter.

Known by the locals as “Plateau”, Praia is actually built up high and lives up to its nickname and is quite hilly, so you can get your cardio in if you choose to wander around. Or you can just laze about on the beaches in the heat of the day.

From Praia, venture off onto the other islands of Cape Verde for that Robinson Crusoe feeling. Sal and Boa Vista are the two most famous spots and are particularly well known for their picture-perfect beaches and idyllic turquoise-blue waters, diving spots, and water sports activities.

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Oaxaca, Mexico

Santo Domingo Church in Oaxaca

Daily average temperatures in December: High 78°F (26°C) / Low 49°F (9°C)

Skip Cancun and Cabo for a culturally-rich festive season. With temperate days and chilly nights, Oaxaca is the place to be for foodies and culture vultures.

December is Christmas season in Oaxaca and is filled with opportunities to celebrate both religiously and socially. The people of Oaxaca seamlessly combine their religious faith with their indigenous values of community sharing.

Join the fun as the kids dress up like Mary and Joseph and the shepherds, and then make a procession through the streets. There’s the ubiquitous breaking of the piñata, the “Posadas” (religious processions) which start from December 16 and continue to December 24 and the “Calendas”, a procession of dancing puppets and people with torches.

And if you love carving pumpkins during Halloween, you’ll adore December 23, which is known as “Night of the Radishes” (Noche de los Rábános) where oversized radishes are carved to create scenes that compete for prizes in various categories.

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Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

Parasailing in Punta Cana

Daily average temperatures in December: High 83°F (28°C) / Low 74°F (23°C)

The Dominican Republic and Haiti make up the island of Hispaniola in the Caribbean. The weather in the Dominican Republic during December is at its absolute optimum, which means both brilliant snorkeling, diving, and whale watching, but it is also the peak season.

But don’t only dive into the waters, take a deep dive into the history and culture of this very unique country, which is a blend of European, African and Taíno elements, where the people are as warm as the weather.

The country is pretty small, where it only takes around 6 hours to drive from one end to the other. This means you can really get to exploring all the hidden gems with almost no effort. Base yourself in the resort town of Punta Cana with its 32km stretch of beaches and crystal clear waters along La Costa del Coco (Coconut Coast). Try your hand at zip-lining, windsurfing, kayaking or sailing.

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Easter Island, Chile

Moai in Easter Island

Daily average temperatures in December: High 78°F (25°C) / Low 65°F (18°C)

Easter Island in Chile is a bucket list destination for many avid travelers because of the miraculous Easter Island Heads or Moʻai (pictured above), carved by the Rapa Nui people some time between the years 1250 and 1500. If you’re wondering when the best time to visit Easter Island is, then we suggest you consider December.

December sees a warm climate as it’s in the Southern Hemisphere, as well as light crowds, so it’s the ideal time to discover the various sites of the island. Take a saunter along the meandering north-west coastal path to explore the fallen Mo’ai, the gorgeous pastures or the iconic South Pacific scenery.

There are plenty of water sports too including surfing or diving. One of the top diving activities is to go on a guided diving adventure to see the additional Moʻai underneath the water near Hanga Roa.

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Luang Prabang, Laos

Luang Prabang at dusk

Daily average temperatures in December: High 79°F (26°C) / Low 57°F (14°C)

Laos has two very distinct seasons. The first, and the one we like to avoid, is the hot and wet season between May and October. Our preferred time of travel is through the cooler and drier months of November to April. We aren’t fans of being stuck indoors while the monsoons bring days of showers. There are more activities and cultural exploration in the dry season.

December is not only dry and sunny, but there are cool temperatures and blue skies throughout the country. So, Luang Prabang is not only one of the top warm places in December, it is also among the most popular times to travel and the UNESCO listed city center is just at its most stunning then.

Go on one of the infamous hikes, cycle around the area or go spelunking in the caves. Marvel at the incredibly intricate ancient Buddhist temples of Wat Xieng Thong and Wat Mai, go kayaking along the mighty Mekong, trek through the Phousi Mountain or up to the stunning powdery blue Kuang Si Waterfalls, or wander through the Handicraft Night Market.

Luang Prabang is a tiny and very safe town so it an be easily explored on foot over a 2-3 days but it is precisely this coziness that makes it such a great solo warm December destination.

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Hoi An, Vietnam

Hoi An at night

Daily average temperatures in December: High 79°F (26°C) / Low 68°F (20°C)

Vietnam is a long country, spanning a length of about 650 miles (1,050 km) from the border of Cambodia in the south to China in the north and, as such, it goes through two monsoon seasons.

The southern monsoon is from May to September and hits Ho Chi Minh and the northeast monsoon runs from October to April and affects Hanoi in the north. Hoi An is right in the center of the country, so most of the rainy days are between September and January. December is thus warm and usually experiences rain in the early mornings and afternoons.

We have personally explored the entire Central Vietnam, which includes (among other places) the ruins of ancient temples in My Son, the beach resorts of Da Nang, the culturally-rich imperial city of Hue, UNESCO My Son and the lantern-filled streets of Hoi An.

It is an extremely culturally rich area with a deep history, four UNESCO World Heritage Sites and an important past as the center of political influence during the Champa Empire. This is why it’s known as the Cultural capital of Vietnam.

Hoi An sees milder temperatures in December, compared to the sweltering heat and monsoons of summer. So it’s probably the best time to visit as the heat makes travel a little uncomfortable. It is also one of the quietest times to visit as European travelers stay home with family.

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Galle & Yala, Sri Lanka

Galle beach in Sri Lanka

Daily average temperatures in December: High 85°F (29°C) / Low 74°F (23°C)

The drier months of December to April are by far the best time to visit Galle and Yala, in Sri Lanka’s south and southeast.

In general Sri Lanka has a lot to offer from its unique Portuguese, Dutch and British colonial history to its beautiful local culture and thus has something for everyone but we like Galle because of its rich heritage and chic vibe. Plus with the recently constructed highway the town is only 2h drive from Colombo

From the Dutch period, you can visit various historical sites like the Dutch Fort and Groote Kerk (the Dutch Reformed Church). There is the natural beauty which allows for slow and relaxing activities from hiking to bike riding and many colonial structures steeped in heritage. Visit the gigantic lagoon for some canoeing or do some mountain biking around magical Unawatuna and Japanese Peace Pagoda.

Travel a bit further north and you’ll get to the absolutely miraculous Yala, where you can see 44 mammal species, 215 bird species and even the famous Sri Lankan leopard.

Yala has the highest concentration of leopards in the world. Take a day trip to Yala’s Block 1 to see the wildlife or stay longer at Block 5 in one of the luxurious resorts. We would highly recommend a stay at Uga Chena Huts, which has easy access to Block 1.

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Rajasthan, India

Jagmandir Palace in Udaipur

Daily average temperatures in December: High 72-77°F (22-25°C) / Low 52°F (11°C)

The entire state of Rajasthan is a fantastically warm place in December to visit and one of our most favorite parts of India.

The best time to visit Rajasthan is during the cooler months of November to February, the heat during the summer month can be extreme and uncomfortable and the rain closes many roads. Because the monsoon season ends in October, November sees a lot of smoke as a result of the slash and burn agricultural practices making breathing difficult in many urban parts of India, while by December skies have cleared.

Pro tip: While India can be overwhelming to solo female travelers, Rajasthan is tamer and more tourist-friendly. November. andDecember are peak wedding months and it is not unusual to come across celebrations every day or hear the music throughout the city no matter where you stay, you may want to bring earplugs.

First up is Jaipur, known as the Pink City due to the exclusive color of the buildings, particularly the iconic Hawa Mahal. The entire walled city is a complete UNESCO heritage site with major sites that include Amer Fort, Jaipur City Palace, the floating Jal Mahal, Jaigarh Fort, the Panna Meena Ka Kund or Chand Baori stepwell and Nahargarh Fort.

Jodhpur on the other hand is the emblematic Blue City with its blue Brahmin houses surrounding the contrastingly red Royal Mehrangarh Fort. Apart from the houses, there is the Ghanta Ghar clock tower, shopping at Sardar market, the intricate Toorji-Ka-Jhalra stepwell, or even zip-lining around the fort which we did at sunset and it was good fun.

Jaisalmer is another colorful city in Rajasthan known as the Golden City for its sand houses glowing like gold in the desert sunr. Once a thriving city along the Silk Road, Jaisalmer is now mostly visited for the beautiful architecture and the unique desert location along the outskirts of the inhospitable Thar Desert.

White Udaipur is called the City of Lakes, because of the many man-made bodies of water dotting with floating palaces. Most well known for 1983’s James Bond Octopussy, Lake Pichola has become an icon of the city with the Taj Lake Palace (Jag Niwas) and Jagmandir, or the Maharana pleasure palace. There isn’t a more romantic place than Udaipur, we promise, but even as a solo traveler you will have a great time.

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Siem Reap, Cambodia

Gate to Angkor Thom in Siem Reap

Daily average temperatures in December: High 85°F (29°C) / Low 70°F (21°C)

Cambodia is another bucket list destination and for a good reason. Discover the ancient ruins of one of the most well known treasures in the world, Angkor Wat and feel the electricity as the sun rises behind the glorious structure.

December and January are the peak tourist months to visit Angkor Wat as the weather is generally milder than the summer months and the Mango Showers haven’t arrived yet but the festive season is unusually slower and quieter so it amkes for a great time to visit.

Take a guided tour around the large or small circuit, or even both. There’s also plenty to do in Siem Reap beyond visiting the various temples like visiting the hip Kandal Village, the infamous Pub Street and Sok San Road (Bar Street), watching an Apsara performance or Phare, The Cambodian Circus, visiting the multitude museums or helping one of the many charities.

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Muscat, Oman

Muscat views in Oman

Daily average temperatures in December: High 81°F (27°C) / Low 66°F (20°C)

Take a journey beyond the glitz of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, to the more laid-back and culturally-rich Oman for a great warm December destination.

Muscat is a great place to start. Discover amazing sites like the fabulous Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, the various forts that dart the city and the uber luxurious Chedi Muscat which has the longest swimming pool in the Middle East.

The vibey Mutrah is always fun with visits to the Mutrah Corniche, Muttrah Fish Market and Muttrah Souq, and when you’ve had enough of the city, take a trip to the heritage rich interior and visit UNESCO-listed Bahla fort, Jabreen Castle and the country’s most visited and best preserved Nizwa Fort.

You will be spoiled for choice with the many luxury hotels where you’ll be treated to true Arabian hospitality.

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Atacama Desert, Chile

Laguna Escondida in Atacama

Daily average temperatures in December: High 79°F (26°C) / Low 48°F (9°C)

Known as the driest place on earth, the Atacama Desert is a must for nature lovers. This desert plateau in northern Chile sits just west of the Andes Mountains and covers roughly 1,600km on the Pacific coast. It may be dry, but it’s teaming with life.

There is a diverse range of both flora and fauna, with wild alpacas roaming the mountains, but the star of the show is the unique jaw-dropping landscapes of the Valley if the Moon and the vast salt flats, active geysers and intense blue lagoons.

Pro tip: Speaking of stars, Atacama Desert is one of the best places in the world to view the constellations due to the clear skies. Beware the altitude (the geysers are at close to 4,000m above sea level) and the dramatic changes in temperatures from sunny daytime to freezing nights.

The most popular season for visiting the Atacama Desert are the summer months of December, January, and February where temperatures are warm during the day.

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Sossusvlei & Etosha, Namibia

Giraffes at Etosha National Park

Daily average temperatures in December: High 84°F (29°C) / Low 66°F (19°C)

December in Namibia is slightly humid and generally hot during the day. Nights are cooler and can actually get pretty cold in the desert, but this will depend on where in the country you’re based. As it isn’t too rainy during December, all the animals will be out in Etosha National Park. So you’ll be able to spot all the wildlife from antelopes and giraffes to elephants, rhino, cheetah and a host of migratory birds.

The usually arid Sossusvlei is cooled down a bit by the sporadic summer rains falling over sand dunes, so you can happily visit all the best that this slice of desolate beauty has to offer from the otherworldly Deadvlei or the massive Dune 45 to epic hot air balloon rides. Our recommendation is to stay at a desert location for the night where you can see the clear stars.

Join our Namibia Bucket List Adventure where we stop over at Sossusvlei and Etosha, as well as, Swakopmund, the Skeleton Coast, a visit to the San & Himba Peoples and a stop in Windhoek.

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Antigua & Atitlan, Guatemala

Views of Antigua Guatemala

Daily average temperatures in December: High 72°F (22°C) / Low 53°F (12°C)

Antigua Guatemala is not the Caribbean island-nation but rather a small UNESCO-listed city that is most well known for its volcanoes, Spanish colonial buildings, thriving chocolate and coffee culture, artisanship and a heritage-rich past and luckily, a fantastic December warm destination.

You can visit this beautiful destination to explore its many Spanish-time convents and churches as well as important landmarks like Iglesia de la Merced Church and the working convent San Juan del Obispo. Nearby you can visit some very unique spots like Lord of the Rings inspired Hobbitenango, Filadelfia Coffee Resort & Tours and Château DeFay Vineyards.

Pro tip: Make sure to sample all the amazing Guatemalan food, yum!

Hikers and explorers will want to visit the many volcanoes like Volcan de Fuego, Volcan de Agua, Acatenango Volcano and Pacaya Volcano. The outdoor adventures don’t end there, with more opportunities for nature at nearby Atitlan Lake, known for its quaint towns along the shores, Santiago Atitlan, San Pedro and San Juan La Laguna.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina

Floralis Generica sculpture in Buenos Aires

Daily average temperatures in December: High 82°F (28°C) / Low 69°F (21°C)

We are massive fans of Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina. It’s a walkable city with an opulent foodie scene (think pizza, gelato, grilled meats, dulce de leche) and a rich heritage with strong Spanish and Italian influences. Plus December is great month to visit as it is the start of the summer so the city makes for a fantastic December warm destination.

Probably the best thing to do in Buenos Aires is dive into the cultural activities. Many people don’t know but there are more theatres in Buenos Aires than any other city outside New York, as well as more bookstores per capita than anywhere else. El Ateneo Grand Splendid, for example, is a theater which was renovated into a bookstore!

There are also museums to explore like Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes and Museo de Arte Hispanoamericano Isaac Fernández Blanco, Baroque architecture like the Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Pilar, as well as unique sites like Recoleta Cemetery, or Palacio Barolo, which is a homage to the Divine Comedy.

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La Ruta de Las Flores, El Salvador

El Zonte black sand beach near La Libertad

Daily average temperatures in December: High 88°F (31°C) / Low 70°F (21°C)

Adrenaline junkies will love a visit to the Land of Volcanoes or El Salvador. One of the top active volcanoes to hike up is Santa Ana which has been active since the 16th century and last erupted in 2005, its first eruption in more than 100 years.

There is little precipitation during the festive month and even though it’s one of the coldest for Salvorian standards, it’s a pretty hot month to visit.

After climbing the volcano, head over to La Ruta de Las Flores, which is a beautiful route to explore the country’s culture, food, traditions, but most importantly, its coffee. You can find many coffee plantations to sample the beans as well as many well preserved colonial towns.

Do’t miss the Mercado de Las Velas market in Nahuizalco, the Weekend Food Fair in Juayua, or ziplining in Apaneca.

During the day, stop at La Libertad for a seafood lunch by the beach, but make sure to leave before darkness as crime is high. The same can be said of San Salvador which you can explore on a half day excursion but we recommend you stay at Suchitoto instead which is a lot safer than you might think.

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Willemstad, Curacao

Willemstad in Curaçao

Daily average temperatures in December: High 86°F (30°C) / Low 77°F (25°C)

Curaçao is a Dutch Caribbean island which is definitely off the beaten path for those travelers looking for something offbeat and warm in December.

Willemstad, the capital, is a really unique place especially due to the pastel-colored colonial architecture, the floating Queen Emma Bridge, and the 17th-century Mikvé Israel-Emanuel Synagogue with its sand floor.

There may be some brief showers in the mornings or evenings, but Curaçao is definitely one of the warmest places in December to visit for an idyllic Caribbean feel.

Divers can explore the coral reefs at Blue Bay, and beach bums can relax all day at any of the Caribbean beaches like Playa PortoMari, Cas Abao, Kenepa, Mambo or Playa Lagun. There are also some epic hikes like the trails at Christoffel National Park. Make sure to rent a car as taxis are quite pricey and you’ll get to explore much more on wheels.

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Montevideo, Uruguay

Montevideo cityscape

Daily average temperatures in December: High 79°F (26°C) / Low 64°F (18°C)

December is the first month of the summer in Uruguay, which means the weather is moderately hot with no extreme temperatures. The capital of Montevideo is a charming destination that was once home to the Spanish citadel at Plaza de la Independencia.

While away the days among the white-sand beaches of De los Pocitos, tour the art deco buildings of Ciudad Vieja (the old town), take a slow walk along La Rambla or stop by the old port market called Mercado del Puerto which has an enormous selection of steakhouses. If you’re brave, try Uruguay’s famous yerba maté tea.

Montevideo isn’t the only warm place to visit in December in Uruguay, you can and should venture out to explore the country’s verdant interior to places like Pueblo Edén or Sierra de las Ánimas. There are also plenty of picturesque beaches like Atlantida or Piriápolis.

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Nosy Be, Madagascar

Nosy Be in Madagascar

Daily average temperatures in December: High 88°F (31°C) / Low 72°F (22°C)

Nosy Be is the perfect warm December destination you have never heard of before. This island off the north-west coast of Madagascar has pristine white sand beaches and clear waters.

Madagascar is best known for the famous movie and for its endemic wildlife not found anywhere else and Nosy Be has its own selection.

No matter where you go, you will most likely spot wild chameleons slowly moving through the branches and changing color to hide among the foliage and trees. The other endemic animal is the lemur. This kind of monkey abounds in Madagascar and you will be able to spot it in the various parks and reserves. Nothing beats their cute faces and antiques.

You can also visit the capital of Nosy Be, Andoany, also known as Hell-Ville which has French colonial buildings and a covered market. Ramp up your olfactory senses at the 19th-century distillery which is still used to this day to extract essential oils from the native ylang-ylang tree.

Pro tip: The best way to explore Nosy Be is on your own private yatch. Hire a small one with a skipper and enjoy pancakes with Nutella for breakfast, sliced pineapple and freshly caught coconut-milk marinated fish.

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It’s Warm for December | The Weather Channel

Above-average temperatures are expected for December for most of the contiguous U.S. While it will not feel like December or winter, it also won’t feel like beach days in most locations either.

Winter coats will likely be put away for many areas this month and you can expect more comfortable temperatures. So to get a better idea of what this really means we decided to take a closer look at how mild temperatures may get for selected cities. Scroll down to find out really how warm it will be and whether you need to break out your shorts and tee shirts, or if a light coat will still be necessary.

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December’s Mild Forecast

One of the interesting aspects of the above-average temperature forecast in how persistent the warmth will be for many areas. Temperatures are expected to be warmer than average for this time of year for the eastern half of the U.S. for most of the month. Records are likely to be broken for both high temperatures and warm low temperatures.

December Outlook from NOAA

The December forecast from the Climate Prediction Center.

The forecast from the Climate Prediction Center, a division of NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), indicates where the chances are higher for above and below average temperatures. The orange areas on the map show where the chances for above-average temperatures are higher and the blue areas where there is a higher chance of below-average temperatures. Above or below average temperatures refer to temperatures that are in the upper or lower third of historical temperatures.

December Outlook

December’s forecast from WSI, a division of The Weather Company.

In addition, the outlook from WSI (Weather Services International) also indicates how far above average temperatures may be, with locations from the northern Plains into the eastern Great Lakes likely seeing temperatures the most above average.

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One of the impacts of the warmer-than-average conditions is a lack of snowfall, especially in portions of the Northeast. Buffalo, New York, has not received any measurable snow through Dec. 7 which has broken the record for latest first snowfall (previous record was Dec. 3).

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There are indications that cooler conditions will develop toward mid-December in parts of the West and southern Plains.

This pattern is typical for a strong El Niño in the winter months. In many El Niño winters temperatures are warmer than average in the northern tier, with cooler temperatures usually found in the southern tier, where wetter-than-average conditions are more likely as well.

However, El Niño is not the only factor to consider in looking at temperature forecast for the winter, and this pattern will likely not last through January and February. The risk of upper-level atmospheric blocking in the North Atlantic increases in January and February, which can force colder temperatures into the Eastern U.S. for prolonged periods.

(MORE: El Niño Zone Breaks November Water Temperature Record)

Enjoy the mild December temperatures as winter will likely return later in the season.

Midwest

Midwest December Stats

The northern Plains and Midwest will be one of the regions of the U.S. which will likely see temperatures the highest above average for December.

Fargo, North Dakota: The average high in December is 22.3 degrees and the average low is a very chilly 5.9 degrees. High temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above average are likely into mid-December. Plan on wearing a light coat.

Minneapolis: What does 10 to 20 degrees above average look like here? Highs would be in the mid 30s to mid 40s with lows in the upper 20s to upper 30s. Plan on wearing a light coat.

Detroit: Temperatures may reach 20 degrees warmer than average which would put highs in the mid 50s to near 60 degrees. The highest temperature recorded in December was 69 degrees on December 6, 1998. You can probably leave the coat at home.

Chicago: Temperatures are expected to be about 20 degrees above average here as well. This would equate to highs in the 50s and lows in the 40s, which are pleasant temperatures for the beginning of winter. You can probably leave the coat at home.

St. Louis: The warmest low temperature recorded here in December is 63 degrees, which would mean temperatures would be around 35 degrees above average. Current expectations are for temperatures to be close to 20 to 30 degrees above average with highs topping out in the mid 60s and lows in the 50s. You can break out the tee shirts.

Northeast

Northeast December Stats

The Northeast is likely to see temperatures warmer than average for much of December, which will limit the snowfall potential, especially in the big cities.

New York City: Temperatures are expected to be close to 20 degrees above average at times which would bring high temperatures around 60 degree and low temperatures to close to 50 degrees. The highest temperature on record for the month is 75 degrees which was set on December 7, 1998. You can break out the tee shirts.

Boston: After the record snow last winter, snow is unlikely due to the warm temperatures through at least mid-December The average high in December is 41.2 degrees and the average low is 28.2 degrees and temperatures will likely be 5 to 15 degrees warmer than those average. Lows are expected to be above freezing possibly into late December. Plan on wearing a light coat.

Burlington, Vermont: The average high is 33.2 degrees in December but low temperatures are likely to be warmer than that into mid-December. Highs may be more than 20 degrees above average at times which will allow highs to reach the mid 50s. Plan on wearing a light coat.

Pittsburgh: Temperatures here are expected to be around 25 degrees above average. The average high in December is 39.4 degrees and the average low is 25.3 degrees which would translate to highs climbing into the 60s and lows around 50 degrees, quite mild for mid-December. You can break out the tee shirts.

Washington, D.C.: The average low temperature in December here is 32.5 degrees. Conditions this chilly are not expected into late December, with lows mainly in the 40s. Highs will also be above the average high of 46.8 degrees with temperatures ranging from the mid 50s to mid 60s through the middle of the month. You can probably leave the coat at home.

Southeast

Southeast December Stats

Warmer than average temperatures are expected this month for the Southeast, although temperatures will not be quite as anomalous as many locations in the northern tier. However, it will feel quite warm for much of the region at times.

Atlanta: High temperatures will be 10 to 15 degrees above the average high of 55.7 degrees. The very comfortable temperatures, however, will not be close to the record high for December of 80 degrees set on December 1, 1933. You can break out the tee shirts and maybe even the shorts.

Nashville: Low temperature will see a greater departure from average than high temperatures. Lows will be around 15 to 25 degrees above the average of 31.3 degrees. You can break out the tee shirts.

Miami: Temperatures will remain warm with highs 5 to 10 degrees above the expected levels for this time of year. The record high for December is 89 degrees and the warmest highs currently anticipated are in the lower 80s. Plan on breaking out the shorts.

Raleigh: Temperatures will be 10 to 20 degrees above average. The average high in December is 53.6 degrees and the average low is 33.3 degrees. You can break out the tee shirts and maybe even the shorts.

Charleston, South Carolina: High temperatures will generally be 5 to 15 degrees above average for much of December with lows up to 20 degrees above average. The average high in December is 61.6 degrees and the average low is 40.1 degrees. You can break out the tee shirts and maybe even the shorts.

West

West December Stats

The warmth in the West will likely not last as long as for much of the eastern half of the U.S. A southward dip in the jet stream is expected to bring colder conditions to the West around mid-December and this cooler trend may persist for the remainder of the month.

Denver: Temperatures will be up to 20 degrees warmer than average for much of the second week of December. The average high for December is 42.8 degrees and the average low is a chilly 17.1 degrees. You can probably leave the coat at home.

Seattle: Temperatures will be 5 to 10 degrees above average here until this weekend when temperatures will be closer to average which is around 45.7 degrees. The highest temperature recorded in December is 66 degrees on Dec. 10, 2014, so very warm temperatures are not common in December here. Plan on wearing a light coat.

Las Vegas: The warmth will persist for most of the second week of December with high temperatures close to 20 degrees above average at times. The average high for December is 56.6 degrees. You can break out the tee shirts and maybe even the shorts.

Los Angeles: The warmer-than-average temperatures will last for a few more days with highs up to 15 degrees warmer than you would expect at this time of year. This translates to highs near 80 degrees, not close to the record of 92 degrees set on Dec. 8, 1938. Plan on breaking out the shorts.

Salt Lake City: Temperatures will be 10 to 15 degrees above average for much of the second week of December. The average high in December is 38 degrees and the average low drops to 22.6 degrees. Plan on wearing a light coat.

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10 places in Russia where it’s warm in December 2022 — Krymania

December is, frankly, not the best season for a vacation, especially if the vacationer is not an ardent fan of skiing. But even in the first month of winter in Russia, you can have a good rest and not freeze, just choose one of the health resorts where it is warmest.

#1. Sochi

Whatever one may say, the sea in winter is an excellent warming “radiator”, so there are many coastal resorts among the warmest Russian winter resorts. December in Sochi is more like the end of October in the middle lane. The weather is capricious, it is damp and chilly, but snow and frost are not the rule, but the exception.

It is clear that only “walruses” will go swimming in December (water temperature is +12 °C and even slightly lower), and experts do not even advise ordinary people to settle close to the coast. But warming up the air above +10 °C in December in Sochi is a common thing, and the average temperatures of the month confidently exceed +8 °C – this is taking into account nighttime indicators!

Keep in mind that Sochi is an expensive city, even in winter. But still, outside the beach season, prices are much “tastier”, and finding a year-round hotel or sanatorium in an advanced resort is not a problem. There is also entertainment – there are a lot of interesting indoor establishments in the city (there are even indoor water parks).

See: Sights of Crimea and Excursions in Crimea

№2. Gelendzhik

In general, the winter climate of Gelendzhik is similar to that of Sochi, but the advantage is less influence of cold northern winds. Frosts and snow are rare here, in December you can see blooming roses right on the flower beds, during the day the temperature steadily rises above + 7 … + 8 ° C, and often even more. It is clear that the sea is cold (like in Sochi), but in winter no one expects anything else from it.

But in Gelendzhik it is significantly cheaper than in Sochi (although more expensive than in non-resort cities of the Krasnodar Territory) – this applies to housing and consumer goods. It is definitely worth coming here at the beginning of winter, if only because, outside the beach season, local sanatoriums offer favorable conditions – this is an excellent option for improving health in the sea air and artesian waters.

Here there will be few entertainments – walks around the neighborhood or trips on excursions to Sochi or Novorossiysk. For secular life will have to go there. But many people get along just fine without it and just want to get rid of the hustle and bustle on vacation.

#3. Tuapse

In Tuapse, December is considered one of the coldest months of the year. But “cold” is a relative term. Average temperatures (at least during the day, at least at night) here are the same as in Sochi.

However, it is subjectively colder in Tuapse, because December here is perhaps the wettest month of the year – it rains often. But snow is a rarity, and it does not form a stable cover. The sea temperature is the same as in Sochi.

Housing in Tuapse is available in winter – there are many year-round hotels, and the local population is accustomed to tourists at any time of the year. You don’t have to count on a rich cultural program.

But thanks to the mild weather, it is quite possible to take walks (including on horseback) in the surroundings, there are a lot of interesting things near Tuapse. In the city itself there are also museums and beautiful places worthy of attention.

No. 4. Sevastopol

In Crimea, in fact, December is an autumn month (November is usually considered “Indian summer” there). Many experts consider Sevastopol to be the warmest December region of Crimea. The foregoing can be attributed to its immediate district, for example, to Kacha.

The daily temperature here is about the same as in Sochi – on average, above +8 °C, and, moreover, daily fluctuations are extremely small. There are windy days, but in December the influence of the cold northern “Bori” (ice gusts from the north in Sevastopol and some other regions are called bora) is still relatively small. Here the sea at this time is cold, about +11 ° C, but in any case, only “walruses” are drawn to swim in it.

On the other hand, numerous city attractions are much more accessible in winter than in summer – there are much fewer tourists, and the opening hours are not strictly tied to the season. The exception is Chersonesos, where the weather may not be conducive to excursions.

But in the winter in Sevastopol prices in the most “advanced” hotels are noticeably reduced, there is a concept of the theater season, and sporting events take place. Some difficulties are possible only at the very end of December, and then only in the matter of settling in large hotels – a New Year’s program is organized there. That is why the places are sorted out in advance.

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№5. Alushta

Alushta retains the proud title of the “South Pole of Crimea” even in winter – it is very warm there. Moreover, Alushta is distinguished from other regions of the South Coast in December by relatively sunny weather – there is little rain in the city. The daily temperature here is just a little lower than in Sochi, but only a professional meteorologist will notice the difference in a degree of the average month.

But in Alushta there are slight differences in day and night temperatures. The temperature indicators of the water are also slightly lower than in Sochi, but this does not bother anyone – it is still impossible to swim.

But in Alushta, several high-level sanatoriums (including children’s) work all year round, and this is the reason why a December vacation in this city will be very profitable. Winter prices are much lower than summer prices, and everyone can afford a course of treatment in the best Alushta resort center in December. And for the respiratory system, winter sea air is almost more useful than summer air.

It will be worse with entertainment – a lot of things work only during the season. The natural attractions of the surroundings of Alushta are available for viewing in winter, but keep in mind that it is noticeably colder in the mountains than near the water, and snow can fall (although it usually falls in January in Crimea).

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Novorossiysk

Novorossiysk is not often perceived as a resort, but rather as a major port and military base. Well, Sevastopol, and Feodosia, and Kerch are such – and nothing, they are very popular as vacation spots.

It is quite sunny in Novorossiysk in December, there is little rain, the average temperature during the day is just a little lower than in Sochi, but very warm days are not uncommon. The nights are a bit colder than in the most famous Krasnodar resorts. The sea has a temperature of about +12 °C.

But what’s interesting is that near Novorossiysk there is the Sudzhuk Lagoon (aka Salt Lake). And there the water is often noticeably warmer. For this reason, Novorossiysk is one of the very few Russian resorts where just a seasoned person (not a “walrus”) can take the risk of swimming in the open air in December.

There will be no problems with housing in an energetic, business city – hotels here are designed more for business travelers than for beachgoers. But the cultural program in Novorossiysk is the richest, and the December weather allows you to get acquainted with all the local museums and war memorials in detail. Novorossiysk is also appreciated by fans of wine tourism – Abrau-Dyurso is nearby.

No. 7. Saki

Western Crimea in early December does not yet suffer much from cold northerly winds (the eastern coast of the peninsula takes this blow first). In addition, there are many clear days here. The average daytime temperature in Saki (in Evpatoria we observe a similar picture) is about +8 °C, at night – +5 °C. The sea is cold, yes.

But Saki is basically not a sea resort, but a balneological resort. Almost all local clinics work all year round, and their programs do not depend on the season.

In winter, prices are much more favorable to the wallets of vacationers, so Saki in winter is an ideal place to improve the health of those who count money, but are indifferent to secular entertainment. The cultural program in this city is not rich even during the season. But for impressions, you can go to Evpatoria.

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№8. Anapa

The average December temperatures in Anapa are similar to those in Sochi. During the day it can even be a little warmer, and the sea is also warmer (although definitely not enough to swim in it). However, the impression is spoiled by frequent strong gusty winds and frequent night frosts. Therefore, in practice, the resort is still colder than in Sochi.

At the end of the month, snow may fall, but the cover does not fall, because frosts in Anapa during the day are rare. But how the city differs from Sochi is a more noticeable price reduction outside the season! At the same time, finding a working hotel or sanatorium here, or even renting a room from a private owner, is not a problem at any time. There will also be no overlap with catering – although a number of establishments are closing, there will be enough employees.

You won’t find a rich secular program in Anapa in winter, but there are a lot of field trips – hiking trips, visits to natural attractions, horseback riding … Local winter vacationers are often offered trips to Abkhazia. Well, Sochi, of course. There is enough secular life.

No. 9. Sudak

In Sudak the weather is uneven in December. On average, it is quite warm there – above +7 ° C during the day and about +5 ° C at night, significant temperature rises are not uncommon, frosts are rare, and snow occasionally. Rain is also infrequent, although overcast skies are more or less common. The sea is cold – +11 ° C at the beginning of the month and then the temperature drops.

But that’s not the main problem. Sudak in winter is a windy city. Although it blows infrequently from the north, other directions of the wind rose in winter also do not deliver pleasure. Therefore, subjectively, the weather is perceived as colder than it actually is.

It is worth coming to Sudak in December for the sake of treatment – the most expensive and prestigious local sanatoriums and TOK in winter cut prices down record-breaking. And they have at their disposal buildings with heating, and indoor pools, and solariums, and much more.

There are also cultural entertainments (although most of the rides and nightclubs are closed) – you can go to the sights, to the same Genoese fortress, or go to the New World for wine experiences. Here it is better not to meddle in nature – and the wind is stronger, and glaciation is possible.

No. 10. Krasnaya Polyana

Krasnaya Polyana is like Sochi, but not really. For this ski resort is located “above” the city. It is paradoxical, but true: one of the largest ski centers in Russia is also one of the warmest winter places in the Federation!

Snow in the mountains is a good layer, winter rains are rare. But besides, the average temperature in December in Krasnaya Polyana is +4 °C, and in the daytime the figure of +10 °C is not uncommon. Here you can have a good rest without skiing – mountain air, clear weather, the opportunity to drink mineral water . ..

than enough. There will also be entertainment, because winter is the season in Krasnaya Polyana. True, the most important of the local shortcomings follows from this – it will be expensive here.

Reviews often praise the New Year in Yalta. The winter capital of Crimea is definitely not a warm resort – it is cloudy and rather damp there! But the tourist is free to choose according to his taste – after all, not only a warm winter can be attractive!

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Why is it worth going to Egypt in December? » Travel Guide

Taking a vacation in December and going to the country of the pyramids is the right decision! It only takes a few hours to move from winter to summer. And that says it all for a European who has snow at home in winter, a piercing wind blows, and an evil frost stings his cheeks.

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Video review, what tourists need to know about Egypt . During the day, about +30 C. In the morning until 15-16 hours of the day, you can sunbathe in the gentle, gentle sun without the risk of getting burned. Sunburn at this time turns out to be even, bronze. At night, the air temperature drops to + 13-17 C, depending on the resort.

It will be warmer in December in the Sinai Peninsula. In Sharm el-Sheikh, Dahab, Taba, the air warms up a few degrees more, which creates the most comfortable conditions for staying.

The coolest places will be in the resorts of the Mediterranean Sea. During the day +20-22 C, at night +13-14 C.

In December it will be possible to sleep without air conditioning, and even under a warm blanket.

Air temperature in Egypt in December

Resort Daytime +20 +13 —

Rain is bad in Egypt. The country is considered one of the driest in the hemisphere. Near the desert with all the ensuing consequences. In December, it can rain at the resorts, and this is a joyful phenomenon for both people and nature, which misses moisture.

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Water temperature

The sea has not yet cooled down in December. The thermometer will show at the beginning of the month + 24-26 C, and at the end, just in time for the New Year holidays, + 22-23 C. And everything would be even very good if it were not for the piercing winds that blow mainly in the evenings. Sometimes unpleasant winds with sand can blow over land and sea. In bad weather, they turn into sandstorms. True, for December this is not a frequent occurrence. However, even the presence of harsh winds has its advantages. They help to have fun at sea for numerous lovers of different types of surfing.

Holiday resorts in December

The best places for winter holidays are the resorts of the Sinai Peninsula – Sharm el-Sheikh, Dahab, Taba. It will be warmer here than in other places. It is convenient to swim and sunbathe in the bays, as they are hidden from the winds. The wonderful underwater world of coral reefs, colorful fish, rare inhabitants, algae will not leave indifferent any tourist. Sharm el-Sheikh is a well-groomed, clean place with all the conditions for a pleasant pastime.

Dahab, Nuweiba, Taba make up the Red Sea Riviera with excellent beaches and expensive hotels. They are located on the banks of the narrow Gulf of Aqaba and are surrounded by mountains with a picturesque landscape. This place is famous for divers.

On the western coast of the Red Sea, including in Hurghada, December will be cooler. The old part of the city is densely built up and is better suited for recreation, as there is nowhere for the wind to roam in it. The new part is being rebuilt, there are still a few buildings, and young plantations do not save from the wind. Therefore, it is better to choose hotels for recreation closer to the center.

Should I go?

Definitely worth it! Egypt is good at any time of the year. And it’s not just about the weather. Amazing nature, evergreen well-groomed plants, palm trees, citruses, fragrant flowers delight any, the most sophisticated tourist, on walks. Territories of hotels, as a rule, are huge and occupy many kilometers. They have developed infrastructure. There are children’s and sports grounds, places for yoga, dancing, numerous swimming pools, shops and pharmacies. Many hotels are like cities from which there is no need to leave, and everything you need can be obtained on the spot.

December is a good month for sightseeing. You can safely go to the pyramids, ride camels, travel to the desert. This is the time to visit Cairo, Alexandria, where there are many interesting and exotic things.

Egypt in December

In addition, you can do exciting shopping and buy for yourself and as a gift incomparable aromatic oils with a very persistent smell, healing teas, black honey, exotic souvenirs and much more that is only in this wonderful country.

In December, seasonal fruits are sold in markets and street stalls. You can try guava, dates, physalis, strawberries, citrus fruits, bananas. Ripe and juicy, they will saturate the body with vitamins needed in winter.

If your resort is located on the Mediterranean Sea, then you have a great opportunity to try fresh seafood. Their abundance is here, as the catch of fish by local fishermen is not taxed.

In December, many seasoned tourists celebrate the New Year in Egypt. Can you imagine – the sea is rustling nearby, warm in summer, champagne is flowing like a river, music, noise, din everywhere? In Egypt, they can and know how to celebrate a holiday in any hotel. Famous artists are invited, a plentiful festive table is laid, dancing and entertainment last until the morning. Impressions will last for a long time, if not for a lifetime.

Sharm el-Sheikh in December

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At the beginning of December the cost of tours is available. You can buy tickets at affordable prices. Estimated price of $ 1000 for two in a very good 4 * hotel on an all-inclusive basis. On New Year and Christmas holidays, the cost of tours increases by 50%, and you should worry about buying in advance, as there may be places in hotels, but the number of places on airplanes is limited.

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1. time becomes much shorter. At 16.00 it starts to get dark and this is done not gradually, but rapidly. It was light, and you were swimming in the sea, when suddenly night came. However, this is not a reason to be upset. Numerous cafes and restaurants, clubs and concert venues will not let you get bored. After sunset, you can swim in the indoor pool, take spa treatments, go to the city for new entertainment, shopping and experiences.
2. In December it will be easy to catch a cold when leaving the sea. Despite the fact that the water in the sea is warm, a fresh, cool breeze will meet you on the shore. Take a large towel or bathrobe with you in order to wrap yourself in them and not catch a cold.
3. In the evenings, you will need to dress warmly. The weather in December is changeable. Tonight will be warm and you can walk in a T-shirt, and tomorrow you will have to wear closed shoes, a warm jacket and jeans.
4. If you decide to relax in Sharm El Sheikh, choose hotels in the bays. There is no wind, you can safely swim and sunbathe. Excellent, comfortable weather is almost always on Naama Bay, in El Maya Bay.
5. In the Red Sea you will have to swim in special shoes in order not to injure your feet on corals. If you did not take care of this in advance, do not be sad. A cheap taxi for a couple of dollars will take you from remote areas to the city center, where you will have many opportunities to buy everything you need at once.
6. Swimming in the sea after sunset is dangerous. Sea creatures crawl out of their shelters, some of them are deadly.
7. It is forbidden to take out from Egypt a handful of earth on which Cleopatra’s foot stepped, shells and stones. Punishment – a significant fine that will spoil the overall impression, and through your fault.
8. If you choose a place for walks and excursions, you should prefer land travel to sea travel. On yachts, catamarans, canoes, it is worth riding only on a calm day.
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Winter in Egypt is as good as in other seasons.

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When summer winds down, some destinations remain sunny and warm – and endlessly inviting. The Canary Island of Tenerife is one of those places, offering a refuge from approaching autumn, as well as plenty of things to do during September breaks.

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Tenerife offers more than just sun, poolside sunbathing, and nightlife. Here are some of our favourite attractions and activities to enjoy on the island in September:

Mount Teide

The island’s most famous national park, Mount Teide has an extraterrestrial volcanic landscape that’s fascinating to explore – and the views aren’t bad, either! Join organised tours or take the cable car to the base camp in September, and expect cool weather and excellent hiking conditions if you feel energetic enough to tackle the climb to the summit.
Siam Park

Tenerife’s premier water park, Siam Park is at its best in September. Not only are the temperatures on the island still likely to be in the mid to late 20s, but the summer crowds will have thinned, meaning shorter queues for flumes, and all the space you need to relax.
Loro Park

A huge wildlife park, this could be the perfect family attraction for September holidays to Tenerife. Get to know gorillas, jaguars, dolphins, and many other charismatic species, and take full advantage of the unhurried staff, who will have far fewer visitors to handle than during peak season.
Troya Beach

Come September, the weather is usually warm (or hot, even) in Tenerife, while other destinations start to cool down. Head to Troya Beach for a huge expanse of sand, complete with sunbeds that you won’t need to fight over. Afterwards, the nightlife of Playa de las Americas is right next door, and the clubs should still be buzzing with life.

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Day 1-7

Day 1: Upon arrival in Tenerife, you will be met at the airport by our local representative and transferred by coach to your hotel.

Day 2: In the morning we recommend that you get your bearings with a leisurely stroll through Puerto de la Cruz, which has a great selection of bars, restaurants and cafes and is surrounded by several beaches. After lunch why not relax by the pool or take a stroll down the beach at Playa Jardin.

Day 3: On day 3 you will have a half day guided excursion to Santa Cruz. After breakfast you will travel to the famous sea port which is one of Spain’s busiest and is the joint capital of the Canary Islands. This city was recently named one of the best five places in the world to live by “The Guardian” newspaper. You will then move on to the UNESCO World Heritage site of La Laguna. Here you will see its impressive cathedral and the old colonial city architecture.

Day 4: On day 4 you will journey around the island for a full day’s guided excursion. Your first port of call will be the village of Icod de los Vinos on the west coast, which is famous for the Canary Islands Dragon Tree. This subtropical tree-like plant is the natural emblem of Tenerife. Continue to Playa de Las Americas for some free time, with views of the spectacular Los Gigantes Cliffs en route. In the afternoon, we’ll visit the Basilica of Candelaria, to view the famous statue of the Black Madonna and bronze statues of the ‘Guanches’. The Guanches were the original inhabitants of the Canary Islands and while it is generally believed that they no longer exist as a distinct ethnicity, many traces of their culture remain. Please note only breakfast and dinner will be included in your hotel on this day.

Day 5: Day 5 will be free to enjoy at your leisure. We recommend you take some time to explore the town of Puerto de la Cruz, which has an excellent range of cafes and bars. There are many other attractions outside the town centre, particularly the botanical gardens, which have a large range of tropical and subtropical trees, plants and flowers.

Day 6: You will begin day 6 with a morning guided excursion to the volcanic Mount Teide National Park, which is dominated by the highest peak in Spain, Mount Teide itself. Along the way you will pass through the evergreen valley of La Orotava. The soil here is home to some very rare flora due to the lava flows on the flanks of the mountain. After, you will return to your hotel in time for lunch.

Day 7: On your final day you are free to relax and enjoy your surroundings. Why not take a walk to Puerto de la Cruz for some last-minute souvenirs or visit Loro Parque (Parrot Park), which is a theme park and zoo that is amongst the largest in the world.

Hotel Catalonia Las Vegas Offering beautiful views of the Atlantic Ocean on one side and Mount Teide on the other, Hotel Catalonia Las Vegas boasts a popular location in Puerto de la Cruz, close to the Lago Martianez seawater pool complex and an array of shops, restaurants and cafes. With its welcoming atmosphere and comfortable guest rooms, this hotel is an ideal choice for a holiday that combines relaxation and sightseeing in Tenerife.

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Me at the Teide National Park

When you’re planing a holiday, it’s really handy to be able to chat to someone who’s been to that destination before – even better if they can give you a few hints and tips to get the most out of your holiday.

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The destination

Tenerife, for me, is the stuff of childhood holidays: my first experience of holidays ‘abroad’, warm sunshine, sandy beaches, blue sea and fantastic food. Tenerife is a great place to bring the family as the flight is a manageable length and, whether you want a beach holiday, or want a more active holiday, there is such diversity here, there’s something for everyone. The climate is amazing all year round (it’s known as the ‘Island of Eternal Spring’) and even in the winter, you can experience temperatures in the 20s, with very little rain at any time of the year.

What to pack

Packing for a Tenerife holiday is easy as the temperature stays pretty warm during the day. During winter and into the spring, night time temperatures can dip down to 16 degrees, so pack a few extra layers for when you’re out and about during the evening. Tenerife has excellent shopping right across the island, so, especially if you’ve got small children, consider buying some of your essentials, like nappies, when you arrive rather than clogging up your suitcase. Suncream, hats and full-cover swimsuits for the youngsters are a must all year round and especially during the summer and autumn months when temperatures can climb into the high 20s (and have been known to hit the 30s).

Hand luggage helpers

When travelling with children, pack them a little rucksack of their own with interesting things to do on the journey. It’s also worth packing a few ‘surprise’ items in your own hand luggage to whip out if they start to get bored.
Make sure you’ve photocopied everyone’s passport, your tickets and any other information, such as travel insurance. Pop it into a different bag, just in case one gets lost.
Don’t pack enormous hand luggage bags – your fellow passengers (and your family!) won’t thank you when you take ten minutes to squeeze it into the overhead locker, and generally, once it’s there, you won’t want to bother taking it down again. Think about what you’ll really use: iPad, headphones, maybe a book, and leave the rest at home.

Getting around

Tenerife really is an island of two halves. There are resorts in the very south of the island, and some in the very north. If you want to explore, think about hiring a car (consider arranging it with your travel agent when booking). The main road between the north and south circles the island and is well signposted and easy to navigate. If you’re heading ‘off piste’ be aware that some of the roads may be less well cared for (and marked), especially if you’re heading up towards Teide when there are some mountain roads next to steep drops (worth attempting, though, as the scenery is amazing). Public transport is really good: the bus system is modern and inexpensive, plus you can buy tickets called ‘Bono Bus’ for discounted travel if you’re planning on using the bus system quite a bit.

Sightseeing

In the south of the island, don’t miss beautiful Siam Park, a huge Thai-themed water park. For well-priced tickets, try www.attractionticketsdirect.com – also look out for the free double decker buses that run from most of the major southern resorts. Try also to head up to Teide National Park, where the strange lunar landscape has been the backdrop of many a feature film. If you want, you can head up to the summit (well, within 500ft of the summit – you need a permit to go all the way up) in a cable car, but go prepared: wear sturdy shoes and take warm clothing – it’s very cold up there! Also, don’t miss the Botanical Gardens in Puerto de la Cruz, and make time to visit Garachico for a swim in the incredible lava pools.

Dining tricks

Don’t visit Tenerife without trying the lovely salty papas arugadas (literally ‘wrinkled potatoes’) and the delicious accompanying mojo sauces
Tenerife also produces some stunning wines (mostly exported to the USA, sadly), but you’ll often find small producers selling their wares locally.
Kids will love another local delicacy called simply ‘flan’. It’s similar to creme caramel and is served in moreish custardy slabs, sometimes with the dark caramel sauce but often just plain.

Like a Local

In Tenerife, locals don’t tend to invite people into their houses, so often you’ll see families and friends congregating in local squares in the evening, chatting and laughing together. They’re incredibly friendly people and will often chat to you – especially If you have small children! It’s worth looking out for where the locals drink as they’re often much cheaper than the tourist bars.

Do remember, especially in the older, less touristy parts of Tenerife, that businesses will close in the afternoon for a siesta, reopening at about 4. 30pm for the evening. If you’re buying postcards, ask in the shop for stamps to save you visiting the post office separately.

Tipping in restaurants is about the same as here In the UK – about 10% should be fine. If you’re drinking at a table in a café or bar, the waiter will tend to wait for you to finish before bringing you the whole bill, rather than paying for drinks as you buy them. Rounding up the bill or leaving some loose change is always appreciated.

Phrases you should know

I do recommend that you take an English/Spanish language book with you. Although most locals, especially in tourist areas, speak excellent English, they always appreciate it (and will often help you with pronunciation etc) if you have a go at a few simple phrases like: sí (yes) – it’s just no for no- buenos días (good morning), por favor (please) and gracias (thank you).

So there you have it, these are my top tips. Anything to add?

Where to go on holiday in September

The heat is winding down as people go back to work, and that can present the perfect opportunity to travel. September is a surprisingly lovely time of year to explore, whether it’s a cool city break or a warm beach holiday let us show you what’s best.

See our where to go, when guide for destination recommendations throughout the year.

Seville

To see the sights of Seville September and October are your best bets ,and on even-numbered years the biggest names in flamenco descend on the city for the Bienal de Flamenco festival. Andalucia’s capital, and the fourth largest city in Spain, charismatic, flamboyant Seville, provides a mesmerising home to the fiercely proud Sevillanos. Remarkable historic buildings, delightful plazas, and the sweet scents of orange blossom and jasmine, are joined by world famous, sensual flamenco dancing, a vibrant nightlife and an abundance of excellent tapas bars.

Hotel Colon Gran Melia

In the heart of Seville, a mere ten minutes from the Giralda Tower and Seville Cathedral and with shopping areas within five minutes, Hotel Colon Gran Melia enjoys a central location and is a superb hotel offering a high standard of accommodation and attentive service.

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h20 Corregidor Boutique Hotel

Conveniently located with Seville’s shopping district 200m away and the historic centre nearby, three star h20 Corregidor Boutique Hotel is a charming and comfortable hotel with friendly and helpful staff on hand to assist with local information and recommendations.

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Hotel Inglaterra

Hotel Inglaterra enjoys a privileged location overlooking Plaza Nueva in the heart of Seville’s historic centre, and with Seville Cathedral and Alcazar Palace within easy walking distance is an ideal base for discovering the city’s many outstanding sights.

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Sorrento & Amalfi Coast

Visiting Sorrento and Amalfi during September is widely known as the best time owing to it’s warm but not overly humid climate and quieter crowds after the peak of August. The Amalfi coast brings in a cool breeze which makes the warmer afternoons much more enjoyable. The beauty of the Italian landscapes and architecture can be enjoyed in a more intimate and illuminating light at this time of year. You could take a boat tour of Capri or the Amalfi Coast. On the 12 September visit the town of Meta which hosts the Feast Day of Santa Maria. With a fair held on the beach with jewellery stands, food and fireworks after sunset it’s a hidden gem!

Hotel Eden Roc, Positano

Highly rated, family-run Hotel Eden Roc enjoys a privileged location in Positano with the town centre and beach area a few minutes away. A charming boutique style hotel it offers friendly, attentive service and stunning views from most areas of the property.

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Caruso, A Belmond Hotel, Amalfi Coast

Refurbished to the highest standards, Caruso, A Belmond Hotel, is an exquisite and sumptuously appointed hotel enjoying an elevated position on the highest point of Ravello, perched on a cliff top overlooking the spectacular Mediterranean of the Amalfi Coast.

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Mauritius

With an enviable subtropical climate that normally brings sun and blue skies, Mauritius offers pretty much perfect beach weather all year round. But temperatures are more manageable in September and it’s a drier month. Miles of powder-soft, dazzling, white sand beaches encircle this Indian Ocean island paradise, while crystalline, sapphire waters roll onto its palm-fringed coastline. Beyond coral seascapes framed by dolphins and turtles and dramatic dive sites, there are huge swathes of rainforest, mountains, waterfalls and inky lagoons.

Anantara Iko Mauritius Resort & Villas

In a secluded location set back from the golden sands of unspoilt Le Chaland beach on the southeast coast, Anantara Iko Mauritius Resort & Villas offers attentive service, modern design, and timeless elegance across a range of garden and ocean view accommodation.

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Heritage Le Telfair

Arrive at Heritage Le Telfair, and alongside one of the warmest welcomes on the island, the elegant, colonial style architecture of the resort creates a magnificent first impression.

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Paradise Cove Boutique Hotel

Tucked away in a secluded cove on the northern coast of the island, the boutique hotel Paradise Cove offers luxury in a romantic setting, perfect for couples seeking an idyllic time away.

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Is Tenerife Expensive? Average Travel Costs in 2022

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Dreaming of volcanic sands, tasty tapas, and balmy weather? You may be wondering: is Tenerife expensive? From the cost of a cocktail to accommodation, we’ve pulled together everything you need to know to answer this question.

Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands, situated off the West Coast of Africa. The volcanic paradise attracts over 6 million tourists a year – particularly those with a taste for all-inclusive resorts, sandy beaches, and buzzing nightlife. A key draw to Tenerife is its relative affordability. So long as you book well ahead and follow some basic money-saving tips, Tenerife makes for a much cheaper vacation than other Spanish destinations, such as the Balearics.

So, how much money should you set aside for a trip to Tenerife? Let’s get a closer look at exactly how affordable Tenerife really is.

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The average cost of a holiday to Tenerife

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As a general rule of thumb, you can expect to pay around $122 per day in Tenerife. Food will cost around $30 per day, while transportation can cost as much as $48 per day, depending on how much you’re planning on getting out and about. Accommodation comes in at around $85 a night for a double room in a hotel or $42 per person per night.

Of course, this figure will vary depending on the type of traveler you are. If you stay in a self-catered villa or apartment, you can certainly save money by cooking for yourself some nights. Supermarkets in Tenerife tend to be relatively inexpensive, so long as you steer clear of international brand names that are likely to have a markup. Similarly, opting for all-inclusive accommodation may mean spending a greater amount of money upfront, but you’ll spend much less on eating and drinking out once you’re in Tenerife.

Relaxing on the beach or by the pool is one of the most popular activities for visitors to Tenerife. If this is how you decide to spend the majority of your trip, you can keep entertainment costs pretty low. However, if you opt to head out on multiple excursions – be that up the volcano, to a water park, or swimming with dolphins – you’re likely to add a significant chunk to your spending money. For the more adventurous types who like to fill their vacations with multiple things to do, we recommend budgeting an additional $22 per person per day for entertainment costs.

The cost of flights is another factor that alters just how affordable Tenerife is as a destination. The collapse of Thomas Cook has meant that flights from the UK, for instance, have risen in price. Meanwhile, flying from the US is will certainly cost a pretty penny in comparison to taking a direct flight from a European destination.

Is accommodation expensive in Tenerife?

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As mentioned above, the average cost of a double occupancy room in a hotel in Tenerife is $85 per night or $42 per night per person. However, as an island renowned for its all-inclusive resorts, you can certainly end up paying much more for accommodation in Tenerife.

The time of year that you chose to visit Tenerife will have a large bearing on how expensive your accommodation will be. As a family favorite destination, prices are inflated during school holidays. If you’re holidaying without children, you’ve got a good chance of finding a cheaper deal if you book outside of these peak times. Similarly, prices are cheaper earlier in the year, between January and April, when the weather is milder and much more manageable. While the island is still a popular winter destination, it’s worth visiting earlier in the year to avoid the crowds and access some cheaper deals.

All in all, the golden rule for Tenerife is booking well in advance. You’re much more likely to find a sweet deal that could even comprise accommodation and flights if you do your research and book ahead of time.

Is Tenerife expensive to live?

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Considering a longer-term move to Tenerife? Luckily, it is not particularly expensive to live in Tenerife. This holds up even when comparing it to other local island destinations. Monthly expenditure for a single person renting an apartment will come to roughly €1300 per month. For two people sharing accommodation, this falls to around €850 per month. Local homeowners not needing to rent any accommodation can live very cheaply, with average expenditure being around €700 per month.

It is worth remembering that living on the island will be considerably more expensive during the summer months due to the high tourist season. As with many islands, you pay a premium for petrol in Tenerife. As an island with good transport links, you may want to think twice about bringing your car.

Is Tenerife expensive for foodies?

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Generally speaking, food is not expensive in Tenerife. Restaurants here are by no means expensive. A meal at a reasonably priced eatery will usually cost you around €13. A three-course meal for two including wine at a mid-range restaurant will be around €45. It is worth remembering that the further you venture from the seafront, the cheaper the prices will get. Fans of a full English or continental breakfast will be thrilled to hear that this can be found for as little as €3. We reckon that an average tourist should budget around €30 per day for food.

A good way to save on your food is to rent a place with a kitchen and cook for yourself. You will save a considerable amount of money doing this as supermarket goods are generally quite cheap in Tenerife. The best way to save money on food is by shopping at the local markets. Plus, you can guarantee that locally sourced produce will be tasty! A visit to one of Tenerife’s local markets offers a window of insight into the less tourist-focused side to life in Tenerife; you’ll be sure to walk away with bags of tropical fruit, vegetables, and local seafood at brilliant prices.

Money-saving tips for your trip to Tenerife!

Use public transport instead of taxis

Not only are gas prices exceptionally high in Tenerife; they also have a very well-functioning bus network. The combination of these means that while taxis and hire cars will be very expensive, the local buses are comparatively very cheap. Additionally, many of the main tourist attractions are within walking distance of each other. If you’re considering hiring a car for your stay, you may want to think again.

Drink local beer

Due to import costs, foreign beer costs almost twice as much as that brewed locally. Two local beers you will encounter are Dorada, brewed in Tenerife, and Tropical, from the neighboring island of La Gomera. Drinking these throughout your stay is bound to save you a few extra euros. The same principle applies to the local boxed wine, but connoisseurs might sniff at this prospect!

Make the most of the Menu del Día

At lunchtime, many restaurants will offer what is known as a menu del día, consisting of three courses and usually costing under €15. For those looking to eat out for the majority of their meals, taking lunch as your main meal of the day should save you a good deal of money.

Don’t wait until the airport to shop for tax-free goods

Tenerife is a tax-free island. This means that prices in the shops are actually cheaper than you’ll find at the airport. If you’re planning on stocking up on alcohol, perfume or cigarettes, make sure you take a shopping trip while you’re on the island.

Make Sunday museum day

Fancy a break from the beach? If you’re planning on visiting any museums on the island, make sure you try and go on a Sunday as you won’t have to pay for entry.

Buy your tickets online

When visiting the major tourist attractions in Tenerife, be sure to buy all your tickets online. This will end up saving you a reasonable amount of money as online tickets are almost always cheaper than those bought at the venue.

Avoid school holidays!

If you’re able to, book your holiday outside of the UK school holidays. This is when prices on the island really shoot up. Heading to Tenerife in the winter months of September to April will guarantee lower prices and a more peaceful stay.

Wondering how the cost of a trip to Tenerife compares with other European destinations? Don’t miss our average price guides to Zakynthos and Mykonos.

A Complete List of Regional Spanish Public Holidays For 2022

Each year, there are eight national public holidays in Spain. You will also benefit from up to 14 local public holidays, depending on the region of Spain that you live. Public holidays in Spain are exciting occasions where most Spaniards are not expected to work and almost all shops, restaurants, banks and other businesses will close to give their employees a day off.

Public holidays are referred to as días festivos in Spain, or just festivos. They’re divided into nacionales (national), autonómicos (regional) and in some cases locales (local ie. city, island etc). So if you see an autonomicos festivos being advertised, you shouldn’t automatically assume that this will translate to a day off in your region. It’s also worth noting that if a fixed public holiday falls on a weekend day, it will be up to the regional governments to decide whether they will offer their citizens a day off in lieu on the next available weekday.

Knowing when the public holidays in the Spain are is essential if you live in Spain, as you can use these to your advantage when planning your holidays and short breaks, whilst minimizing the amount of time you’ll need to take off from work. With this in mind, here is a full break down of all of the national and regional public holidays that you will enjoy in Spain in 2022:

National Public Holidays in Spain in 2022

Saturday, January 1st (New Year’s Day)
Thursday, January 6th (Epiphany)
Friday, April 15th (Good Friday)
Monday, August 15th (Assumption of the Virgin)
Wednesday, October 12th (National Day of Spain)
Tuesday, November 1st (All Saints’ Day)
Tuesday, December 6th (Spanish Constitution Day)
Thursday, December 8th (Immaculate Conception Day)

Regional holidays across Spain in 2022

As the name suggests, Spanish regional holidays vary from region to region. What’s more, because many public holidays fall on a Sunday this year, the way that each region will deal with this also differs: some regions have opted to offer a day off the day before the holiday weekend, others are offering a day off the day after the holiday weekend, and some regions are not moving the holiday at all. You may also find that there are other regional holidays that are celebrated, but are not included on this list: as these are chosen at a local level, there are too many of these variants to list here.

Each Spanish region, and the dates of their public holidays in 2022, are outlined below:

Andalusia: February 28th, April 14th, May 2nd (in lieu of May 1st) and December 26th (in lieu of December 25th).

Aragón: April 14th and 23rd, May 2nd (in lieu of May 1st) and December 26th (in lieu of December 25th).

Asturias: April 14th, May 2nd (in lieu of May 1st), September 8th and December 26th (in lieu of December 25th).

Balearic Islands: March 1st, April 14th, April 18th and December 26th (in lieu of December 25th).

Basque Country: April 14th and 18th, July 25th and September 6th (in lieu of December 25th).

Canary Islands: April 14th, May 2nd (in lieu of May 1st), May 30th and December 26th (in lieu of December 25th). Individual islands also have public holidays on February 2nd (Tenerife), August 5th (La Palma), September 8th (Gran Canaria), September 15th (Lanzarote and La Graciosa), September 16th (Fuerteventura), September 24th (El Hierro) and October 3rd (La Gomera).

Cantabria: April 14th (in lieu of May 1st), July 28th, September 15th and December 26th (instead of December 25th).

Castilla-La Mancha: on April 14th, May 31st, June 16th and December 26th (in lieu of December 25th).

Castilla y León: April 14th, April 23rd, May 2nd (in lieuof May 1st) and December 26th (in lieu of December 25th).

Catalonia: April 5th, June 24th and September 11th.

Extremadura: April 14th, May 2nd (in lieu of May 1st), September 8th and December 26th (in lieu of December 25th).

Galicia: June 24th, May 17th (in lieu of May 1st), June 24th (in lieu of December 25th), July 25th.

La Rioja: April 14th and 18th (in lieu of May 1st), June 9th and December 26th (in lieu of December 25th).

Madrid: April 14th, May 2nd (in lieu of May 1st), July 25th and December 26th (in lieu of December 25th).

Murcia: June 9th, April 14th, May 2nd (in lieu of May 1st) and December 26th (in lieu of December 25th).

Navarre: April 14th and 18th, July 25th and December 3rd, 6th and 26th (in lieu of December 25th).

Valencian Region: March 19th, April 14th, April 18th and June 24th.

Melilla: April 14th, May 3rd, July 11th (in lieu of March 19th), September 8th and 17th, and December 26th (in lieu of December 25th).

Ceuta: April 14th, May 3rd, June 13th, July 9th, August 5th and September 2nd.

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Weather in Tenerife in September 2023, water temperature in Tenerife

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Reviews for holidays in SeptemberAll reviews

Olena

September 28, 2022

Panoramica Garden Tenerife

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9 reviews hotel map prices

very helpful and polite staff, parking at the hotel, convenient location, comfortable bed
What I didn’t like: Breakfast is varied, but not very high quality. small TV… Read more
11 reviews hotel mapprices

Hotel location, view from the balcony, large apartment, Mila at the reception is a very cool specialist, I meet such service for the first time, everything is super, I will recommend to friends
Cons : I liked everything… Read more
28 reviews hotel on mapprice

Like · Checkin was very fast. The staff is friendly and pleasant, they work quickly The room at first glance was clean and pleasant, there were closets, bathrobes, slippers, dental supplies, body lotion… Read more

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TENERIFE in September from 950€ with direct flight and meals

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BALI, SINGAPORE and BANGKOK for $1600 with flight

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$1600 Standard

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DOMINICAN – in October for $1735 with All Inclusive

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La palma walking map: Best 10 Trails and Hikes in La Palma

Опубликовано: November 2, 2022 в 7:45 pm

Автор: alexxlab

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La Palma walking guidebook – Canary Islands

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Guidebook to 45 walks and scrambles on La Palma in the Canary Islands, ranging from 7 to 31km. Some walks combine to complete the GR130 long-distance trail (8 days) and GR131 trail (3 days). Areas explored include Santa Cruz and Buenavista. Contains a Spanish-English glossary.

Seasons

best between November and May, as the summer months are too hot, but it can sometimes snow on the higher parts; spring is especially colourful

Centres

Santa Cruz de La Palma, Los Llanos, Fuencaliente, Refugio del Pilar, Tijarafe, Puntagorda, Garafía, Barlovento, Los Sauces, Puntallana and the mountain road

Difficulty

routes vary from short and easy to long, steep and strenuous; all are waymarked and signposted, and no special equipment is required beyond ordinary walking gear, except when snow lies on the highest mountains

Must See

Caldera de Taburiente national park, Roque de los Muchachos, Canary pine forest, laurisilva ‘cloud forest’, deep and rugged barrancos, GR130 around La Palma, GR131 over the highest mountains

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Overview

Guide to walking on La Palma. In total 45 day walks are described ranging from 7 to 32km in length, and covering a wide variety of terrain. Although La Palma is one of the smaller Canary Islands, there are routes of all types from easy strolls to hands-on scrambling, from simple day walks to long-distance treks on rocky mountain paths, including the GR130, which circumnavigates the island, and the island-hopping GR131.

With full route descriptions, including custom-made maps, refreshment options and transport for each walk, accommodation, useful contacts and a Spanish-English glossary. The book also includes lots of background information on geology, wildlife, plants and flowers.

The circular GR130 trail takes about a week to complete and can be started and finished at any point around the island. The GR131 trail is exclusively high level and mountainous, requiring careful planning. The dramatic volcanic landscape of La Palma, reputed to be one of the steepest islands in the world, is little-known outside the Canaries, but offers an ideal winter walking destination for walkers of most abilities, featuring rocky treks and mountain paths.

Table of Contents

Contents
Introduction
Location
Geology
Wildlife
National parks
The Fortunate Isles
Getting there
When to go
Accommodation
Health and safety
Food and drink
Language
Money
Communications
Walking on La Palma
Getting there
Getting around
What to take
Waymarking and access
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Tourist information offices
Emergencies
Using this guide
The Walks
1 Santa Cruz and Lomo de las Nieves
2 Fuentes de Las Breñas
3 Buenavista and Pico de las Ovejas
4 Santa Cruz and Montaña de Tagoja
5 Pico de la Nieve to Santa Cruz
6 Santa Cruz to Puerto de Tazacorte
7 El Paso to Refugio del Pilar
8 Refugio del Pilar to Santa Cruz
9 Refugio del Pilar to Playa del Hoyo
10 Refugio del Pilar to Playa del Hoyo or La Salemera
11 Refugio del Pilar and Pico Nambroque
12 Jedey to Tigalate
13 San Nicolás and Coladas de San Juan
14 Llanos del Jable and Coladas de San Juan
Caldera de Taburiente
15 Pico Bejenado
16 La Cumbrecita to La Cancelita and Los Llanos
17 Barranco de las Angustias and Caldera de Taburiente
18 La Cumbrecita to Caldera de Taburiente
19 Caldera de Taburiente and Hoya Verde
20 Tijarafe and Porís de Candelaria
21 Tinizara to Piedras Altas and Tijarafe
22 La Traviesa: El Time to Briesta
23 La Traviesa: Briesta to Barlovento
24 La Zarza and Don Pedro
25 Roque del Faro to Garafía
26 Roque del Faro and Franceses
27 Roque del Faro to Roque de los Muchachos
28 Roque de los Muchachos to Puntagorda or Tijarafe
29 Pico de la Cruz to Barlovento
30 Pico de la Cruz to Los Sauces or Barlovento
31 Los Sauces and Los Tilos
32 Fuente de Olén to Las Lomadas
33 Fuente Vizcaína to La Galga
34 Pico de la Nieve to Puntallana or Tenagua
35 GR130: Santa Cruz de La Palma to Mazo
36 GR130: Mazo to Fuencaliente
37 GR130: Fuencaliente to Los Llanos
38 GR130: Los Llanos to Puntagorda
39 GR130: Puntagorda to Garafía
40 GR130: Garafía to Franceses
41 GR130: Franceses to Los Sauces
42 GR130: Los Sauces to Santa Cruz de La Palma
43 GR131: Puerto de Tazacorte to Roque de los Muchachos
44 GR131: Roque de los Muchachos to Refugio del Pilar
45 GR131: Refugio del Pilar to Faro de Fuencaliente

Appendix A Route summary table
Appendix B Topographical glossary
Appendix C Useful contacts

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Cumbre Vieja Volcano

A number of walking trails on La Palma have been closed due to the ongoing volcanic eruption on the Cumbre Vieja. In short, there are currently no open trails south of a line drawn between Santa Cruz and Los Llanos. Also, trails within the Caldera de Taburiente national park are also closed.

In the guidebook, this means that Walks 6 to 19 are all currently closed, along with Walks 35 to 38 and 43 to 45. However, the highest parts of Walk 43 and 44, from Roque Palmero to Roque de los Muchachos and Pico de la Nieve are open.

On the northern part of the island, Walk 31 is closed while work is done on a damaged section of the trail. Check the following website, showing which trails are open or closed. www.senderosdelapalma.es/senderos/estado-de-los-senderos

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La Palma. A walk through the spring forest to the Tajuya volcano: diman7777 — LiveJournal

I will digress from the aviation theme and tell you about one of the walks on the Canary Island of La Palma.
On the island of La Palma, most tourists go for a walk along hiking trails with beautiful views and the season on the island is considered to be spring, when it is not so hot and the island is buried in the flowering of numerous plants. We visited the island at the end of April and walked along different routes almost every day, and one of them will be discussed today.
Under the cut are four dozen photos of the spring nature of the island, a description of the route and a map with GPS.

Tajuya Volcano ~~Tajuya~~ is located in the municipality of El Paso above the village of Jedey on the western side of the island. From El Paso we take LP 212 to Las Manchas, from there we take LP 2 towards Los Canarios. After driving a little along LP 2, there will be the village of Jedey, at the end of the village you need to turn left and go along a narrow asphalt road to a small parking lot, where we leave the car and walk. From this link, you can download the GPS track and use it in the OsmAnd app, which is quite convenient.
General route map.

01. We leave the car in the parking lot along the road and go up the asphalt.

02. And here you can see the first goal of the Tajuya walk, 1078 meters high. The volcano is in the clouds, but when we get up there the weather will improve.

03. While walking along the asphalt road, we met someone’s villa on the way.

04. As I found out at home, this villa is rented to tourists – 45 euros per night. Whoever wants to take a break from the bustle of the city in the forest, the site of the villa is here.

05. We looked over the fence of the villa and went on…

06. The views along the road are beautiful!

07. The asphalt ends and the usual tropic goes uphill, in some places lined with pebbles along the edges.

08. The ascent is steep, we stop to take a breath and look back.

09. Picnic area.

10. Solidified lava…

11. And here is Tajuya volcano.

12. Volcano crater.

13. The volcano erupted in 1585.
Found eyewitness records. The Spanish priest and historian Fray Alonso de Espinosa described the eruption: “… on the plain, the volcano grew very quickly and increased in size, became like a big mountain. This was preceded by many earthquakes. The mountain opened its large crater and threw out terrible fire and stones. After a few days it exploded with a roar that could be heard on other islands, sending two or three wide streams of lava over a mile across the land until they reached the sea When the lava flowed into the sea, the water and fish and coral melted like pitch. ..”

14.

15. Huge rocks, like rocks, stand along the edges of the crater. The locals call them bells.

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17. From the volcano there is an excellent view of the volcanoes of the west coast, the lighthouse of Puerto Naos and Tazacorte.

18. Of course, it’s impressive what power the volcano had and threw out such blocks…

19. Well, we go further along the ashes and ashes of the volcano…

20. Don’t forget to look back: ))

21.

22. Nature takes its toll, and where many years ago everything was burned out by a volcano, now trees are gradually appearing.

23. And then a truly fabulous forest begins and a little fog gives it a special beauty.

24.

25. There are often fires on the island and this is noticeable in the pine bark.

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27. I think spring is the best time of the year to walk this route. Flowers are blooming all around, the buzzing of bees and the singing of canaries and no fuss of large cities!

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30. The path goes through this beauty!

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32. We go down to the stream.

33. Probably, during heavy rain, this stream turns into a river :))

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35. The path went downhill.

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37. Vineyards.

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40. The last view of the “bell-rocks” and approach the car. In total, the walk was almost four hours and 8 kilometers.

41. After the walk, we went to the airport to spot, but this is a topic for another post :))

In conclusion, summing up, I can say – a good route with beautiful views, especially in spring. Unforgettable walk!
Next time I’ll tell you about the flight from Stuttgart to Corfu.
Thank you for your attention!

Canary Islands La Palma. Description of the city

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La Palma is a small green island, which has long been called “isla bonita” (beautiful island) or “isla verde” (green island). Like the entire archipelago, the island of La Palma is of volcanic origin (some volcanoes have not yet completely died out). The last eruption happened here at 1971 years.

La Caldera de Taburiente National Park
La Caldera de Taburiente is a giant crater with a diameter of 8 km and a depth of up to 2 km, formed by powerful volcanic eruptions. This fourth national park in Spain was opened in 1954. There are many hiking trails in the park (some require good health when climbing). There is a volcanic rock (10 km in diameter) and the “Gorge of Fear” (the height of the walls reaches 2000 m). The park can be reached by car or bus from Santa Cruz (8 km).

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Botanical Garden Viera y Clavijo (Jardin Botanico Canario Viera)

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The Botanical Garden of Viera y Clavijo is a great place for a walk and a relaxing time with the whole family. The garden is named after José de Viera y Clavijo, who is the author of the natural history dictionary of the Canary Islands. A huge number of plants, each of which grows in its own environment, delight visitors with their diversity and make a walk through the park unforgettable.

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National Park “Caldera de Taburiente”

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One of the main attractions of the Canary Islands is the Caldera de Taburiente National Park, located in the center of the greenest island of the archipelago – La Palma. It was founded at 1954 in order to preserve the local unique natural landscapes, which are practically not affected by human influence. When visiting this park with an area of about 5 hectares, first of all, you should look at the crater with a diameter of about 9 kilometers and a depth of more than one and a half thousand meters. La Palma like others …

Estadio de Gran Canaria

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The Gran Canaria Stadium is located in the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. It is a multifunctional arena that hosts numerous social events. The stadium hosts home matches of Las Palmas football club.

The stadium was opened in 2003. Its architecture is quite typical for football stadiums, and its shape, like most multifunctional arenas, is oval. The stands are arranged in one tier. Their total capacity is more than 31 thousand people.

Luxury hotels in costa adeje tenerife: Best hotels in Costa Adeje

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Hotel Jardines de Nivaria

8.9 Excellent

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Villa De Adeje Beach

8 Excellent

$135+

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Tagoro Family & Fun Costa Adeje – Adeje – Pool

Tagoro Family & Fun Costa Adeje

8.4 Excellent

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Hotel Riu Palace Tenerife

8. 9 Excellent

$345+

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Iberostar Grand Salomé – Adults Only – Adeje – Lobby

Iberostar Grand Salomé – Adults Only

8.6 Excellent

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Dreams Jardin Tropical Resort & Spa – Adeje – Living room

Dreams Jardin Tropical Resort & Spa

8.6 Excellent

$202+

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Iberostar Bouganville Playa – Adeje – Pool

Iberostar Bouganville Playa

8.6 Excellent

$188+

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Hovima Santa María – Adeje – Pool

Hovima Santa María

7.8 Good

$119+

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Sunwing Fanabe Beach – Adeje – Pool

Sunwing Fanabe Beach

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Hovima Atlantis – Adeje – Pool

Hovima Atlantis

8. 1 Excellent

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Be Live Experience La Niña – Adeje – Rooftop

Be Live Experience La Niña

7.4 Good

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Gf Gran Costa Adeje – Adeje – Pool

Gf Gran Costa Adeje

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Hovima Costa Adeje – Only Adults – Adeje – Pool

Hovima Costa Adeje – Only Adults

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Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel – Adeje – Pool

Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel

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Hotel Suite Villa María – Adeje – Pool

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Hotel Riu Arecas – Adeje – Pool

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The Villas at Bahia del Duque – Adeje – Living room

The Villas at Bahia del Duque

8.4 Excellent

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Bahia Princess – Adeje – Bedroom

Bahia Princess

8.4 Excellent

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Apart Hotel Ponderosa – Adeje

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$74+

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If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in Adeje, you should consider visiting during the low season. You’ll find cheaper hotels in Adeje in July and August.

Hotel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll most likely find the best hotel deals in Adeje if you stay on a Friday. The opposite is true for, Wednesday, which is usually the most expensive day.

Book at least 12 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your Adeje hotel.

The cheapest 3-star hotel room in Adeje found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was $51, while the most expensive was $220.

How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their hotel in Adeje for 14 days.

Planning on visiting Adeje with your family? Consider staying in a hotel near Siam Park, a Thai-themed water park that features a variety of kid-friendly slides, games and rides. The Ponderosa Apart Hotel is an affordable choice only a 5-minute drive from the park and with less than a 10-minute walk to the beach.

For travellers who enjoy hiking, pick a hotel located near Barranco del Infierno, such as the Fonda Central, which is less than a 10-minute walk away. Barranco del Infierno is a hiking trail that leads visitors to a picturesque waterfall and gorge, allowing them to witness some of Adeje’s most impressive wildlife.

To see some of the city’s historical architecture, pick a hotel near the Iglesia de Santa Úrsula, a church that still holds services and allows guests to tour the interior. The Hotel Suite Villa María is a 5-star option that is less than a 10-minute drive from the church and offers a choice of villas ranging from 1 to 3 bedrooms.

If you are interested in hitting the golf course during your visit to Adeje, consider staying in a hotel near the Golf Costa Adeje, like the Hotel Royal Garden Villas, which is a 2-minute walk away. The Golf Costa Adeje is an upscale 18-hole course that has both a driving range and on-site restaurant.

For those hoping to do some shopping during their vacation, choose a hotel near the Siam Mall, a shopping centre that contains numerous stores, such as Bershka, Calzedonia, and Swarovski. The Olé Tropical Tenerife is a chic hotel that is only a 3-minute drive from the Siam Mall and a 7-minute walk from the popular Troya Beach.

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Costa Adeje, Tenerife

Costa Adeje is a prestigious resort on the south coast of Tenerife that attracts even the most discerning travelers. Here they enjoy exquisite sandy beaches, high-end entertainment, luxury hotels, apartments, resorts, villas and luxurious restaurants. On this wonderful holiday itinerary you will find great relaxation, fun, adventure and of course lots of sun!

Costa Adeje offers so many different outdoor activities that there is always something for everyone, whether you’re retired or just out of diapers. Maybe you want to go jet skiing or windsurfing? Or watch whales and dolphins in their natural surroundings? Or just relax and unwind during a boat trip along the coast? A real paradise awaits golf lovers: Golf Costa Adeje offers a championship-level golf course with impressive views and landscapes with lush vegetation. As for entertainment for children, it will not be difficult to find them. This area has two wonderful water parks full of all kinds of entertainment: Siam Park, one of the largest and best in Europe, and Aqualand. In them you will find many exciting water slides and an incredible show with dolphins.

The high quality beaches of the south of Tenerife are among the best in the Canary Islands, and they pride themselves on warm waters for most of the year. Playa del Duque, with its golden sand and beautiful clear waters, is truly amazing. There are sun loungers along the beach and the elegant promenade is lined with excellent quality restaurants and bars. Equally inviting, Playa Fañabe is a long stretch of sand that provides ideal conditions for swimming in the ocean. The tranquil bay of Playa Paraiso is home to a wide range of fish and is home to a wonderful 5-star hotel on the coastline.

All around Costa Adeje are high-end designer boutiques and shopping centers near Playa del Duque and Playa Fanabe. At night, the resort really comes alive with a selection of international restaurants, lounge bars, music venues and more.

Are you going to stay in Costa Adeje? If so, Spain-Tenerife can recommend specially selected luxury hotels for you.

The 5-star Roca Nivaria Gran Hotel overlooks the ocean in the Playa Paraiso beach area.

The 5-star Hotel Jardines de Nivaria has direct access to Playa Fañabé.

Gran Hotel Bahia Del Duque Resort is rated 5 stars and has also been categorized as a grand suite, which means it offers the very latest in luxury. The hotel is located on the beach, very close to Playa del Duque.

The 4-star Hotel Jardín Tropical is just minutes from Playa del Bobo. The 4-star Hotel Colón Guanahaní is a short stroll from Playa Fañabe.

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Visit canary islands from tenerife: Travelling to the Canary Islands

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Visit Canary Islands, Guide of Holidays & Hotels in Canaries

El Teide, Tenerife, Canary Islands
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Discover the Canary Islands with this outstanding guide. If you plan to visit the Canarian Archipelago during your holidays, this is your place! Plan at your will and with all kind of details your visit to Tenerife, Gran Canaria and the rest of the islands with our deals on flights, hotels and car rentals.

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The Canary Islands are regarded as “the Sun of Europe” as they are an idyllic destination thanks to their mild temperatures, which allow tourists to enjoy their wonderful beaches throughout the year. Once there, you can relax, sunbathe or play sports like surfing, windsurfing or diving.

Dunas de Maspalomas, Gran Canaria
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Inland, you will find amazing landscapes that invite to take place in activities such as bicycle touring, hiking and climbing. You’ll also find cultural offerings like a walk through the historic centre of La Laguna, in Tenerife; the opportunity of discovering the works of César Manrique in Lanzarote; relax on the paradisiacal beaches of Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria or admire the stunning landscapes of La Palma, La Gomera and El Hierro while you make one of their routes.

Nature tourism is also one of the great attractions of this destination as it enjoys enviable natural surroundings. This is evidenced by the fact that four National Parks and five of its seven islands have been declared Biosphere Reserves.

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Places of interest in The Canary Islands

Canary Islands are not only sea & sun. In every island there is a lot of interesting places that are a must-see for all of those who are visiting the archipelago. Know from the local’s perspective all the important places of interest and don’t let any of them escape during your holidays here.

Discover the best beaches of Tenerife, Gran Canaria and the rest of the archipelago for your vacation.

The Canary Islands are very famous for their excellent beaches. A proof of that is the massive tourist movement generated by the whole region.

The beaches of the Canary Islands have nothing to envy to the beaches of Caribbean countries such as Cuba. In fact, the Canary Islands is known as a Caribbean destination in Europe for its magnificent beaches.

If you want to travel to the Caribbean, in www.TripCuba.org you will find all the information necessary to prepare for your trip to Cuba.

Flights to Tenerife and Gran Canaria

Travelling by plane is usually more comfortable and cheap. There are many regular flights to Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura from Spain or any other country as well as other inter-island flights. In addition, based on the dates of your trip you might find some special offers to Tenerife, Lanzarote and other islands.

Museums

In the Canaries archipelago you can find many different kinds of interesting museums. Although most of them are in Tenerife and Gran Canaria, in the rest of the islands you may also visit some interesting museums. In this section, you can find a guide to the most important museums and their addresses, phone numbers and some other information. We recommend your visit!

Means of transport to travel in the archipelago.

The Canary Islands – Tenerife.

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Located off the west coast of Africa these Spanish Canary Islands are a beautiful place to visit. On the island of Tenerife, the most populated one there are many coastal city to visit. Between the black sand beaches, yummy food and architecture this is a place you must visit.

When going over we first did a day trip to Lisbon. Flying through Lisbon we used TAP Portugal to reach the island. There are also routes through Madrid on Iberia.

If you are an airline employee with ZED benefits both these companies are available. If not there are additional for purchase airline tickets such as air Europa or Vueling.

Access to Tenerife can be made through two different airports and ferried. There is a north and south airport on Tenerife. Other option is to fly to grand canarian and catch a ferry to Tenerife.

The hotel we stayed in was through a time share exchange. I would recommend staying in a hotel on the east coast or upper north coast. That’s going to give you direct access to all the top cities. Also renting a car is a must, in order to visit all the towns.

Santa Cruz, on the north east end of the island, is the capital city of Tenerife. In this city you will come across plazas, shopping streets and parks.

It is a great way to spend your morning of afternoon and will make a relaxing day. Stop in Plaza de Espana and get a first look at the city and the waterfront. After shopping on the main street Calle del Castillo you can spot and have a coffee in Fuente Plaza Weyler or walk a little farther to Garcia Sanabria City Park. There is also a Botanical Garden in Santa Cruz, which was closed the day we went so be sure to plan ahead.

Sights to see in Santa Cruz:

Plaza de Espana

Calle del Castillo

Fuente Plaza Weyler

Garcia Sanabria City Park

Auditorio de Tenerife

Plaza el principe de asturias

Plaza los platos palmetto

Candelaria is a small town on the east side of the island located about halfway down. This is a great half day trip. The main shopping street will lead you right to the Basílica de Nuestra Señora de Candelaria. Walk all the way past to Punta de San Blas. There is a chapel in the rock wall.

There is also a beachfront here. It was crazy windy on the day we went, but people where still out on the beach. The waves were so big and it had beautiful black sand.

Sights to see in Candelaria:

Punta de San Blas

Basílica de Nuestra Señora de Candelari

Estatuas De Los Menceyes

A great second stop that will take up the next half of your day is La Laguna. The former capital of Tenerife has cute buildings and shopping streets. There are a few main buildings and sights. Start but visiting Catedral de La Laguna. Then make your way to Plaza de La Concepcion and Iglesia de Concepcion.

At this church I recommend paying the 2€ to climb up the tower. It offered gorgeous 360° view of the city, mountains and ocean.

Sight to see in La Laguna:

Catedral de La Laguna

Plaza de La Concepcion

Iglesia de Concepcion.

Taking you over to the west coast of the island I am going to recommend a round about way to get there (depending on where you’re staying) and there are a few reasons why.

First of all los gigantes, large cliffs that stick out into the ocean are on the southern side. There is a popular viewpoint overlooking the cliffs.

Then you will also get a view of el Tiede the islands volcano and tallest point in Spain. Visiting that volcano is another great day trip. There is plenty of hiking around the volcano as well as a cable car that brings you close.

TIP: PURCHASE TICKETS IN ADVANCE! They run out as space and times are limited.

Your route will also bring you through winding roads and views of banana plantations. A major product of Tenerife! If you want to see these up close check out the food sections of this post for a tip.

The main attraction in the part of the island is a tree called drago milenario. Believed to be over 1,000 this tree is super unique. You can pay extra and get up closer to it or enjoy the view from a far.

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If you’re looking for a beach/ tourist/ restore environment visit playa de los America’s. We spent a morning here going in the water sitting at a pool sipping tinto de verano, a summer wine drink. There were some really cute resorts here and it was very busy. There were also shopping plazas and restaurants.

My boyfriend is really into diving so we had to go while in Tenerife. It was cool and we got to swim with turtles. Find footage of our dive in my Canary Islands vlog on TheDailyDeparture YouTube!

I really enjoyed the food in Tenerife but that’s probably because I was obsessed with their canarian potatoes. Small potatoes served with two different “mojos” or dipping sauces.

Visit a guachinche, traditional canarian restaurant with local food. These are attached to banana plantations! This if your way to see one up close. And make sure to grab a banana on the way out as there is always a basket of bananas available at the exit/entrance.

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9 Real Stops On Christopher Columbus’s Voyages

In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue … and totally missed his mark. His journey may not have gone exactly as planned, but there were some interesting detours along the way.

1. THE CANARY ISLANDS
When Columbus set sail from the Spanish port of Palos on August 3, 1492, he already had his first pit stop planned. The Niña, Pinta, and Santa Maria headed to the Canary Islands off the coast of Morocco for last-minute preparations and restocking. It’s a good thing, too. By the time they arrived, the Pinta‘s rudder had disconnected and the ship was taking on water. (Columbus suspected some of the crew had second thoughts about the voyage and sabotaged the vessel.) There was talk of leaving the ship behind—but what were they going to do, order another one online? The men repaired the Pinta during the layover and officially headed west on September 6.

2. SAN SALVADOR ISLAND
We know Columbus—or perhaps a sailor on the Pinta named Rodrigo de Triana—first spotted land on October 12. But what we don’t know is where exactly they were. Not that there’s anything wrong with that—Columbus thought he was in the East Indies! The island was definitely in the Bahamas and already inhabited by the Taino people, who called it Guanahani. Columbus named it San Salvador and recorded that it was “very flat and with very green trees” with a surrounding reef and laguna in the middle. A number of islands fit the description, but many scholars later agreed that it was probably what used to be known as Watling Island. The Bahamanian government renamed it San Salvador Island in 1925.

3. CUBA
Columbus didn’t stay put for long. After naming the small surrounding islands Santa Maria de la Concepcion, Fernandina, Isabela, and Las Islas de Arena, the fleet took off again. On October 28, Columbus and his men arrived in what they believed to be China—but was, in fact, Cuba—most likely through the Bay of Bariay. Columbus christened the island Juana after Queen Isabella’s son and soon discovered the joys of tobacco. Long before Cuban cigars, the Arawaks smoked with Y-shaped nostril pipes.

4. HISPANIOLA
After China, which was actually Cuba, Columbus set off for Japan. The trip was no pleasure cruise: On Christmas Day, the Santa Maria ran aground after hitting a reef. Columbus ordered his men to dismantle the ship and build a temporary fort called Villa de la Navidad with some “help” from the locals. Columbus headed back to Spain on the Niña a few weeks later, leaving 39 sailors behind on La Isla Española, with his mistress’s cousin Diego de Arana acting as governor. When Columbus returned a year later, the fort was destroyed and all of the men were dead. Today, Hispaniola is one of only two shared Caribbean islands, split between Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

5. SANTA MARIA ISLAND
The journey back to Spain was miserable. After a number of storms, the crews of the Niña and Pinta disembarked in the Baía dos Anjos on Portugal’s Santa Maria Island around February 15. Columbus set off seeking boat repairs while half his crew went to church (presumably to thank God they were still alive). Alas, the locals were wary of strangers after numerous pirate attacks and quickly arrested the sailors. So first Columbus lost the ship Santa Maria, and then he almost lost half his crew on Santa Maria. Fortunately, he was able to reason with the Portuguese to get the sailors released, plus to get some boat repairs. Then they finally headed home.

6. DOMINICA
Columbus didn’t have much to show for his adventures when he returned to Spain, but he quickly secured funding for a second voyage. Returning to the fort on Hispaniola was his first priority, but he got a little distracted. On November 3, 1493, Columbus spotted a heavily forested island and had to take a look-see. The Kalinago natives weren’t very welcoming—and the Europeans thought they were cannibals—so Columbus quickly named the island Dominica and headed out to explore the neighboring tiny islands, including modern-day Antigua and Montserrat. Why did he call this new place Dominica? Because it was Sunday (Domingo in Spanish) and, if you haven’t noticed by now, Columbus wasn’t especially original in the naming department.

7. JAMAICA
Columbus was horrified when he finally returned to Hispaniola and found La Navidad in shambles. He and his men built a new settlement called La Isabela, which was later struck by two of the earliest hurricanes ever observed in North America in 1494 and 1495. But before the natural disasters, Columbus made his own trouble by mistreating the locals and alienating his fellow sailors, who were hungry, sick, and mutinous. When they failed to find gold, Columbus headed back to Cuba and soon found his way to St. Ann’s Bay in Jamaica. The Taino natives were hostile, so Columbus continued exploring and landed at Discovery Bay, Montego Bay, and Portland Bight. He didn’t find gold in Jamaica, either, so he went back to Hispaniola before returning to Spain.

Columbus later returned to—well, was shipwrecked in—Jamaica on his fourth voyage in 1503 after losing his four-boat fleet in a series of storms. He and his men were stranded for a year, until captain Diego Mendez rowed a canoe to Hispaniola. By that point, Columbus wasn’t even allowed to visit Hispaniola, and it took months of negotiations before Mendez could charter a rescue caravel.

8. TRINIDAD
Back to the chronology! The King and Queen allowed Columbus to go on a third voyage in May 1498 to resupply the colonists on Hispaniola (before he was blacklisted) and find a new trade route. The six-ship fleet split up: three went to Hispaniola and three went to new islands. Columbus chose the latter, of course. He and his men had almost run out of drinking water when they spied three peaks in the distance. Columbus named the land Trinidad and quenched his thirst in the Moruga River.

9. VENEZUELA
Contrary to what many people believe, Columbus did not discover America. But he did reach South America on August 1, 1498. As he and his men gathered water in Trinidad, they spotted the coast of South America. They explored the Gulf of Paria for eight days, discovering the “Pearl Islands” of Cubagua and Margarita and reaching the Orinoco River in Venezuela. Ever wrong about geography, Columbus admired this verdant new land and concluded he’d reached the Garden of Eden. Sigh.

A Confused Columbus

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Christopher Columbus, of course, thought he had arrived in the “Indies,” an old name for Asia (although the phrase “the East Indies” is still often used in historical reference to the islands of southeast Asia). Using Marco Polo’s Travels among other sources, Columbus calculated that his voyage would lead him to Cathay (China), Cipango (Japan), the Spice Islands (the Mollucas), and India.

If Columbus Didn’t Discover America, then Who Did?

Many people have pointed out that Columbus couldn’t have “discovered” America since there were already hundreds of nations living there. That’s true. Columbus simply made the existence of North America known to Europeans. But, even then, he wasn’t the first foreign person to arrive in the New World. At some unknown point in the past, people from Polynesia probably made contact with the native peoples of South America; the sweet potato seems to have migrated from Asia to South America, probably as a result of being carried by Polynesian sailors.

The first Europeans to arrive were the Vikings from Greenland. Likely led by the explorer Leif Erikson, the norse sailors founded the first colony in what is now Newfoundland, in Canada. And, if by America we mean the United States, Columbus never set foot in any part of the modern US.

A Slow Boat to China

The Italian explorer Columbus, from Genoa, left his home to travel across Europe to find patrons. He was unable to raise funds in Italy, so he appealed to Portugal. Contrary to a popular folk myth, he was not trying to prove the Earth was round; most educated people knew the shape of the Earth by then. In fact, when the Portuguese refused to fund his voyage, they claimed that he was underestimating how long it would take to sail across the globe to Asia. So, he left Lisbon and appealed to Queen Isabella of Castile and her husband King Ferdinand, the monarchs of Spain. In the mid-15th century, Spain had colonized the Canary Islands off the coast of Africa, and they were looking to continue their colonial expansion.

The crown’s support most famously included three caravels, the Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria.

After landing on a small island on Oct. 12, 1492, in what he believed were the Indies, Columbus sailed along the coast of Cuba, certain that he had finally reached the continent of Cathay. This is why Columbus Day in the US is celebrated on the second monday of October (although the holiday is increasingly controversial).

He searched in vain for the magnificent cities Marco Polo had described, hoping to deliver a letter from the Spanish monarchs to “the great Khan,” the Chinese emperor. “Afterwards,” Columbus wrote on Oct. 21, “I shall set sail for another very large island which I believe to be Cipango, according to the indications I receive from the Indians on board.” Columbus’s Japan proved to be the island of Hispaniola.

Refusing to Ask for Directions

Three voyages later, Columbus still resolutely maintained that he had reached Asia despite growing contrary evidence. Amerigo Vespucci’s 1501 voyage along the coast of South America convinced most explorers and their patrons that a huge unexplored continent existed across the Atlantic—what Vespucci called Mundus Novus, the New World. Columbus, however, died in 1506 still insisting that he had found a new route to Asia.

The first important Caribbean colony was founded on La Hispaniola, the island that today houses the Dominican Republic and Haiti. But, the location of Columbus’s landfall in the New World is still contested.

Columbus’s arrival point in the New World is still contested.

Where in the New World is San Salvador?

But confusion over where Columbus landed in the New World has not been restricted to the explorer himself. For centuries scholars have hotly debated where Columbus first set foot in the Western Hemisphere—the so-called landfall controversy.

All have agreed that Columbus arrived on an island in the Bahamas that he named San Salvador (the native American inhabitants, the Arawak, called the island Guanahani). But dozens of different islands have been bandied about by numerous historians as the genuine San Salvador. The three most popular contestants have been Watling’s Island (called San Salvador today), Cat Island, and Grand Turk (which today is no longer part of the Bahamas).

Guanahani/Watlings/San Salvador

More than 500 years later, there still is no definitive answer to the landfall question, but the general consensus is that Columbus landed on what was known until 1926 as Watlings Island. The island was named for a local pirate famous for his piety—marauding and pillaging was strictly forbidden on Sundays. The residents of Watlings renamed their island San Salvador in 1926, figuring the right name was key to their claim as Columbus’s island.

The 400th Centennial

Among the early historians involved in the landfall controversy was Washington Irving, whose volume, Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus (1828), suggested that the explorer first landed on Cat Island, to the northeast of Watlings. As the 400th anniversary of Columbus’s arrival in the New World drew near, a special investigation of various Bahamian islands was commissioned, meant to clear up the controversy once and for all. The report, however, just emphasized how muddled the controversy had become:

. . .No two investigators agree as to the first landfall without disagreeing as to the second; and if they happen to coincide on the first, it is only to fall out over the fourth.
— Frederick A. Ober, In the Wake of Columbus (1893)

Not Just Another Pretty Island

The difficulty in pinpointing Columbus’s first landing is in part the result of the sketchy information provided in his captain’s log. The island is described as large, level, and with a lagoon, and like all the other islands he encounters, “these lands are the most fertile, temperate, level and beautiful countries in the world.” With so little to go on, it is easy to make an argument for nearly any beautiful lagoon in the Bahamas.

Another difficulty is the lack of archeological evidence. Columbus landed only briefly on the island—he was far more interested in moving on to richer and more promising parts of the Indies. No definitive trace of his presence has been uncovered. And although a number of early maps show the island of Guanahani, the island is found in various locations depending on the vagaries of the cartographer.

More Centennial Squabbling

In 1986, the landfall controversy again grew tempestuous. As the 500th Columbus centennial approached, National Geographic presented a sophisticated argument claiming that Samana Cay was the true island of Columbus’s landing. This stirred up the waters, but most historians maintained that Watlings/San Salvador was the true landfall.

Columbus Slept Here

Which is a perfectly agreeable conclusion according to San Salvador’s 539 inhabitants, who depend on Columbus-inspired tourism for their livelihood. The present-day San Salvadorans are the descendents of freed slaves—the indigenous people, the Arawaks, were all killed or died of disease during the Spanish colonization. The island boasts “Discovery Bay,” where Columbus allegedly made his first landing, the “Three Ships” restaurant—and a Club Med for sybaritic history buffs.

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Christopher Columbus, Italian Cristoforo Colombo, Spanish Cristóbal Colón, (born between August 26 and October 31?, 1451, Genoa [Italy]—died May 20, 1506, Valladolid, Spain), master navigator and admiral whose four transatlantic voyages (1492–93, 1493–96, 1498–1500, and 1502–04) opened the way for European exploration, exploitation, and colonization of the Americas. He has long been called the “discoverer” of the New World, although Vikings such as Leif Eriksson had visited North America five centuries earlier. Columbus made his transatlantic voyages under the sponsorship of Ferdinand II and Isabella I, the Catholic Monarchs of Aragon, Castile, and Leon in Spain. He was at first full of hope and ambition, an ambition partly gratified by his title “Admiral of the Ocean Sea,” awarded to him in April 1492, and by the grants enrolled in the Book of Privileges (a record of his titles and claims). However, he died a disappointed man.

The period between the quatercentenary celebrations of Columbus’s achievements in 1892–93 and the quincentenary ones of 1992 saw great advances in Columbus scholarship. Numerous books about Columbus appeared in the 1990s, and the insights of archaeologists and anthropologists began to complement those of sailors and historians. This effort gave rise to considerable debate. There was also a major shift in approach and interpretation; the older pro-European understanding gave way to one shaped from the perspective of the inhabitants of the Americas themselves. According to the older understanding, the “discovery” of the Americas was a great triumph, one in which Columbus played the part of hero in accomplishing the four voyages, in being the means of bringing great material profit to Spain and to other European countries, and in opening up the Americas to European settlement. The more recent perspective, however, has concentrated on the destructive side of the European conquest, emphasizing, for example, the disastrous impact of the slave trade and the ravages of imported disease on the indigenous peoples of the Caribbean region and the American continents. The sense of triumph has diminished accordingly, and the view of Columbus as hero has now been replaced, for many, by one of a man deeply flawed. While this second perception rarely doubts Columbus’s sincerity or abilities as a navigator, it emphatically removes him from his position of honour. Political activists of all kinds have intervened in the debate, further hindering the reconciliation of these disparate views.

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Early career and preparation for the first voyage

Little is known of Columbus’s early life. The vast majority of scholars, citing Columbus’s testament of 1498 and archival documents from Genoa and Savona, believe that he was born in Genoa to a Christian household; however, it has been claimed that he was a converted Jew or that he was born in Spain, Portugal, or elsewhere. Columbus was the eldest son of Domenico Colombo, a Genoese wool worker and merchant, and Susanna Fontanarossa, his wife. His career as a seaman began effectively in the Portuguese merchant marine. After surviving a shipwreck off Cape Saint Vincent at the southwestern point of Portugal in 1476, he based himself in Lisbon, together with his brother Bartholomew. Both were employed as chart makers, but Columbus was principally a seagoing entrepreneur. In 1477 he sailed to Iceland and Ireland with the merchant marine, and in 1478 he was buying sugar in Madeira as an agent for the Genoese firm of Centurioni. In 1479 he met and married Felipa Perestrello e Moniz, a member of an impoverished noble Portuguese family. Their son, Diego, was born in 1480. Between 1482 and 1485 Columbus traded along the Guinea and Gold coasts of tropical West Africa and made at least one voyage to the Portuguese fortress of São Jorge da Mina (now Elmina, Ghana) there, gaining knowledge of Portuguese navigation and the Atlantic wind systems along the way. Felipa died in 1485, and Columbus took as his mistress Beatriz Enríquez de Harana of Córdoba, by whom he had his second son, Ferdinand (born c. 1488).

In 1484 Columbus began seeking support for an Atlantic crossing from King John II of Portugal but was denied aid. (Some conspiracy theorists have alleged that Columbus made a secret pact with the monarch, but there is no evidence of this.) By 1486 Columbus was firmly in Spain, asking for patronage from King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella. After at least two rejections, he at last obtained royal support in January 1492. This was achieved chiefly through the interventions of the Spanish treasurer, Luis de Santángel, and of the Franciscan friars of La Rábida, near Huelva, with whom Columbus had stayed in the summer of 1491. Juan Pérez of La Rábida had been one of the queen’s confessors and perhaps procured him the crucial audience.

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Christian missionary and anti-Islamic fervour, the power of Castile and Aragon, the fear of Portugal, the lust for gold, the desire for adventure, the hope of conquests, and Europe’s genuine need for a reliable supply of herbs and spices for cooking, preserving, and medicine all combined to produce an explosion of energy that launched the first voyage. Columbus had been present at the siege of Granada, which was the last Moorish stronghold to fall to Spain (January 2, 1492), and he was in fact riding back from Granada to La Rábida when he was recalled to the Spanish court and the vital royal audience. Granada’s fall had produced euphoria among Spanish Christians and encouraged designs of ultimate triumph over the Islamic world, albeit chiefly, perhaps, by the back way round the globe. A direct assault eastward could prove difficult, because the Ottoman Empire and other Islamic states in the region had been gaining strength at a pace that was threatening the Christian monarchies themselves. The Islamic powers had effectively closed the land routes to the East and made the sea route south from the Red Sea extremely hard to access.

In the letter that prefaces his journal of the first voyage, the admiral vividly evokes his own hopes and binds them all together with the conquest of the infidel, the victory of Christianity, and the westward route to discovery and Christian alliance:

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…and I saw the Moorish king come out of the gates of the city and kiss the royal hands of Your Highnesses…and Your Highnesses, as Catholic Christians…took thought to send me, Christopher Columbus, to the said parts of India, to see those princes and peoples and lands…and the manner which should be used to bring about their conversion to our holy faith, and ordained that I should not go by land to the eastward, by which way it was the custom to go, but by way of the west, by which down to this day we do not know certainly that anyone has passed; therefore, having driven out all the Jews from your realms and lordships in the same month of January, Your Highnesses commanded me that, with a sufficient fleet, I should go to the said parts of India, and for this accorded me great rewards and ennobled me so that from that time henceforth I might style myself “Don” and be high admiral of the Ocean Sea and viceroy and perpetual Governor of the islands and continent which I should discover…and that my eldest son should succeed to the same position, and so on from generation to generation forever.

Thus a great number of interests were involved in this adventure, which was, in essence, the attempt to find a route to the rich land of Cathay (China), to India, and to the fabled gold and spice islands of the East by sailing westward over what was presumed to be open sea. Columbus himself clearly hoped to rise from his humble beginnings in this way, to accumulate riches for his family, and to join the ranks of the nobility of Spain. In a similar manner, but at a more exalted level, the Catholic Monarchs hoped that such an enterprise would gain them greater status among the monarchies of Europe, especially against their main rival, Portugal. Then, in alliance with the papacy (in this case, with the Borgia pope Alexander VI [1492–1503]), they might hope to take the lead in the Christian war against the infidel.

At a more elevated level still, Franciscan brethren were preparing for the eventual end of the world, as they believed was prophesied in the Revelation to John. According to that eschatological vision, Christendom would recapture Jerusalem and install a Christian emperor in the Holy Land as a precondition for the coming and defeat of Antichrist, the Christian conversion of the whole human race, and the Last Judgment. Franciscans and others hoped that Columbus’s westward project would help to finance a Crusade to the Holy Land that might even be reinforced by, or coordinated with, offensives from the legendary ruler Prester John, who was thought to survive with his descendants in the lands to the east of the infidel. The emperor of Cathay—whom Europeans referred to as the Great Khan of the Golden Horde—was himself held to be interested in Christianity, and Columbus carefully carried a letter of friendship addressed to him by the Spanish monarchs. Finally, the Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Dias was known to have pressed southward along the coast of West Africa, beyond São Jorge da Mina, in an effort to find an easterly route to Cathay and India by sea. It would never do to allow the Portuguese to find the sea route first.

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the eastern shores of Asia by the western route, Columbus developed on the basis of the teachings
about the sphericity of the Earth and the calculations of cosmographers of the 15th century, significantly
downplaying the extent of the oceanic space to the West of Europe.
In 1485, Columbus’ project was rejected by the Portuguese king, and Columbus
moved to Castile, where, after 7 years of struggle for the adoption of this project with
The support of Andalusian and Aragonese merchants and bankers was successful. 17
April 1492 years Isabella and Ferdinand signed an agreement with Columbus
(surrender) and promised him, if successful, the title of admiral and
Viceroys all
lands that will be open to them when sailing to the West. August 3, 1492
3 caravels (“Santa Maria”, “Nina” and “Pinta”) with a crew of 90 people left
from Palos. Having passed the Canary Islands, Columbus headed west and on the night of
On October 11-12, 1492, he discovered one of the Bahamas, which he named
San Salvador (Guanahani). October 27 Columbus discovered the northeast coast
Cuba, December 6 – the island of Hispaniola (Haiti). Lost off the coast of Hispaniola
the flagship “Santa Maria”, Columbus on the “Nina” in March 1493 years
returned to Castile.

Message about the discovery of rich lands, which Columbus considered part of the Eastern
Asia, prompted the Castilian authorities to organize the 2nd expedition. 25 September 1493
Columbus left Cadiz. Having discovered a number of the Lesser Antilles and Puerto Rico,
arrived in Hispaniola, where the Spaniards founded several settlements. In April –
September 1494 Columbus discovered the southern coast of Cuba and the island of Jamaica, after which
returned to Hispaniola. In 1495 and at the beginning of 1496 he organized
Hispaniola a series of campaigns against the Indians who rebelled against the Spanish
colonizers, then returned to Spain. Late July – August 1498 years in
the head of the 3rd expedition, Columbus discovered the island of Trinidad and the Orinoco Delta and
section of the northern coast of South America. In 1500 Isabella and Ferdinand in
connections with the revolts of the Spanish colonists against Columbus displaced him and completely
removed from the management of the newly discovered lands.

In July 1502 – May 1503, Columbus discovered the Caribbean during the 4th expedition.
coast of Central America (from Cape Honduras to the Gulf of Darien). In November
1504 Columbus returned to Spain. Died in Valladolid.

On the goals of the 1st expedition of Columbus and his priority in the discovery of the Antilles
islands, South and Central America in the literature there is a long discussion. But neither
one of the “anti-Colombians” could not bring any convincing
evidence against Columbus’s priority. Definitely Northeast America
It was discovered by the Normans approximately 500 years before Columbus. It is possible that before
Columbus, European or African ships accidentally crossed the Atlantic
ocean. However, only the discoveries of Columbus were of world-historical significance,
since it was only after his first voyage that American lands entered the sphere
geographic representations. The discoveries of Columbus contributed to breaking
medieval worldview and were closely connected with the general course of development
capitalist mode of production and colonial expansion.

Ya. M. Light. Moscow.

Soviet Historical Encyclopedia. In 16 volumes. – M .: Soviet
encyclopedia. 1973-1982. Volume 7. KARAKEEV – KOSHAKER. 1965.

Sources: Travels of Christopher Columbus. Diaries, letters, documents, trans.
from Spanish, 4th ed., M., 1961.

Literature: Morison S. E., Christopher Columbus, navigator, trans. from English, M.,
1958.

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Columbus Christopher (29October 1451 (?) – May 20, 1506) – navigator. Being in the service of the Spanish government, he made several voyages across the Atlantic Ocean, discovered the Greater Antilles, part of the Lesser Antilles and the coasts of South and Central America. Columbus was born in Genoa in the family of a weaver (according to other sources, he was a Spaniard). Around 1476, as an agent of the Genoese trading house Negro and Centurione, Columbus arrived in Portugal, where he stayed until 1485. Marrying the daughter of the ruler of the island of Porto Santo introduced Columbus into the circles of Portuguese navigators and opened him access to local archives, which stored materials on history of Portuguese voyages in the Atlantic. In 1480-84. Columbus took part in the Portuguese expeditions to the shores of the British Isles. He may have also visited Guinea. Around this time, Columbus developed his project of sailing to Asia by the westerly route. The idea of such a path appeared in Europe during the Renaissance, when the doctrine of the sphericity of the Earth became widespread. Long-distance voyages became possible thanks to the achievements made in the second half of the 15th century. progress in the field of shipbuilding and navigation. The origin of Project Columbus is unclear. Undoubtedly, when drawing up the project, he was based on the calculations of cosmographers of the 14th-15th centuries, who significantly underestimated the extent of the oceanic space to the west of Europe. In 1485 the project was rejected by the Portuguese king, after which Columbus moved to Castile. The Columbus project indicated the possibility of reaching India and China, using a route that lay outside the sphere of interests of the Portuguese navigators, who, in search of a route to India, China and Japan, moved south along the coast of Africa. At 1492, Ferdinand and Isabella, who ruled in Spain, approved the project of Columbus. He was granted the title of admiral and viceroy of all the seas and lands that he could open to the west, as well as a tenth of the booty and an eighth of the income from trading operations.

In the summer of 1492, with the direct participation of Seville bankers and merchants, three caravels (“Santa Maria”, “Nina” and “Pinta”) with a crew of 90 people were equipped. On August 3, 1492, the Columbus flotilla left Palos. Having reached the Canary Islands, the ships headed west. Having crossed the Atlantic Ocean, having discovered the Sargasso Sea, on the night of 11 to 12, Columbus discovered one of the Bahamas, which he named San Salvador. It was previously believed that it was Watling Island (locally called Guanahani), but the American geographer J. Judge in 1986 found out that San Salvador is the modern island of Samana. On October 27, Columbus discovered the northern coast of the island of Cuba, and in December approached the western tip of Hispaniola (Haiti). The flagship Santa Maria sank off the coast of this island. Near the shipwreck, Columbus founded the fortress of Navidad and, leaving 39 people there, set off on his way back. In March 1493 he returned to Castile.

Reports of riches discovered in the west of the “Asiatic” lands (which were called “India”), aroused the interest of countless seekers of profit. Immediately after the return of Columbus, the development of plans for a new expedition began, for the equipment of which in 1493 in Seville, a special department was created. All the privileges granted a year earlier to Columbus were confirmed, and he himself led this second expedition, but its preparation and actual control over the administration of the newly discovered lands were transferred to the royal officials. On September 25, 1493, the second expedition consisting of 17 ships (1500 people) left the Spanish port of Cadiz. Having discovered a number of islands in the Lesser Antilles group in early November, Columbus arrived in Hispaniola. By this time, not a single Spaniard was left alive in the fortress of Navidad. The Indians, driven to despair by the oppression of the aliens, killed the greedy seekers of profit. Having founded several settlements on the island, Columbus in April 1494 set sail for the island of Cuba, which he considered the eastern tip of Asia. Having discovered the island of Jamaica on May 3, Columbus followed further along the southern coast of Cuba to 83 ⁰ W. and, not reaching the western tip of the island, returned to Hispaniola. Meanwhile, the Spanish settlers on Hispaniola began a war of extermination against the Indians, destroying the island’s population and seizing the lands and property of the natives. Columbus himself took part in robber campaigns in the interior of the island.

In 1496, Columbus went to Spain, where he got equipment for the third expedition consisting of 6 ships, which, under his command, set sail on May 30, 1498. During this voyage, Columbus discovered the island of Trinidad and the coast of the South American mainland from 62 ⁰ up to 64 ⁰ e. In August 1498, Columbus arrived in the settlement of San Domingo – the center of Hispaniola. By this time, the situation of the Indians had worsened even more: a mass distribution of the indigenous population, who had survived after the brutal extermination wars, began to be sold into slavery to the Spanish settlers.

Considering that Columbus did not fulfill the main task – reaching the “Indies” by the western route, the Spanish government deprived him of the monopoly of discoveries. Rivalry and struggle among the Spanish colonialists served as a convenient pretext for removing Columbus from managing the newly discovered lands. In 1500, a new ruler, Bobadilla, arrived in San Domingo and arrested Columbus and his brothers. Columbus was sent in chains to Spain, but was released upon arrival.

In 1502-04 Columbus made his fourth and last voyage and discovered the eastern coast of Central America (from the Gulf of Honduras to the Gulf of Darien). After returning to Spain, he settled in Valladolid, where he died.

The discoveries of Christopher Columbus contributed to the breaking of medieval geographical ideas and the emergence of a new geographical science. These discoveries are an important link in the chain of major geographical discoveries of the 15th and early 16th centuries.

Named after Columbus: the State of Colombia in South America, Mount Cristobal Colon (in the Caribbean Andes).

Columbus, Christopher, Cristoforo Colombo in Italian, in Spanish Cristoval Colon, discoverer of America, born in Genoa between August 25 and October 31, 1451, son of a cloth weaver, died in Valladolid on May 20, 1506 From Genoa Columbus undertook small sea voyages for trading purposes and around 1476 went to Lisbon, from where he made larger sea voyages to England, Madeira and the Gulf of Guinea. In Portugal where Columbus finally settled around 1479BC, he considered the idea expressed already in antiquity by Aristotle, Strabo and Seneca of reaching India in a westerly direction. At the same time, Columbus drew his knowledge primarily from the “Imago Mundi” of the French cleric and cosmographer Pierre d’Ailly (1410). In his plan, he established himself thanks to the message and map of the Florentine physician and astronomer Toscanelli (1397-1482), who prepared them on behalf of the Portuguese king. Toscanelli advocated a western voyage to India in this message. This voyage seemed all the more possible because Toscanelli considered the distance between Western Europe and East Asia across the Atlantic insignificant, according to the knowledge of his time. Negotiations with the Portuguese king Juan II, however, did not lead to any result, since already after the first voyage of Kan, he believed that soon, apparently, they would open the way to India around Africa. Deeply disappointed, Columbus left Portugal in 1484 and went to Spain, where in 1486 he was able to express his plans to Queen Isabella. She supported Columbus, but the royal commission did not approve of his plan, primarily because Columbus’s unclear data caused distrust. Once again and again in vain, Columbus turned to the Portuguese king and to France. Only in 1492, when the last Arab bastion in Spain fell with the conquest of Granada, Queen Isabella was able to fulfill her promise of support; besides, Columbus, meanwhile, found influential friends, among them the Pinson brothers from Palos, shipowners and navigators. From now on, the Spanish crown, together with the Pinson brothers, took over the outfit of the expedition and promised Columbus the hereditary title of chief admiral and viceroy of the open countries, as well as a tenth of the booty expected from there. 3 August 149On 2 AD, Columbus sailed on three small caravels – Santa Maria, Pinta and Nina (with a displacement of 250, 140 and 100 tons) – from Palos through the Canary Islands to the unknown west. The Santa Maria was the flagship of Columbus, and both other caravels were subordinate to the Pinsons. On October 7, on the way to the southwest, Columbus changed course several times, hoping to eventually notice signs of close land. On October 12, 1492, at about two o’clock in the morning, the sailor Rodrigo de Triena was the first to see the sandy shore of the flat island, which Columbus entered first, assuming that he had reached East Asia. In fact, he was probably on the island of Valting (San Salvador) in the Bahamas, which its inhabitants called Guanahani. In search of a golden land, from which, according to the inhabitants of Guanahani, their precious jewelry came to them, Columbus turned south, where, in his opinion, the rich “India” should lie. At the same time, on October 28, he discovered Cuba and on December 6 – Haiti (Hispaniola, Hispaniola). There, Columbus did not find either gold or an area that would correspond to his ideas of “India” or “Katai”, but he discovered a country with rich nature and peaceful people. After the Santa Maria was wrecked and the Pinta escaped, Columbus decided to deliver a message to Spain about his discoveries himself, convinced, in spite of everything, that he had come close to East Asia. In any case, he found a new country that could be reached from Spain without great difficulty.

On January 16, 1493, he left Haiti, leaving 43 volunteers in a fortified camp, and on March 4, after a short stop in the Azores, he reached Lisbon, where he was received by the Portuguese king. On March 15, 1493, he again entered the harbor in Palos, and on March 21 – in Seville. In a triumphal procession, he then went to Barcelona to the court of Queen Isabella of Castile and King Ferdinand of Aragon, where, with his descriptions, he inspired great hopes for the wealth of the newly discovered countries.

Already 25 September 1493, in the rank of “Chief Admiral of the Ocean,” Columbus went on a second voyage to the west with 17 ships carrying 1,500 people. The expedition members hoped to easily get rich in new areas, some were going to become missionaries and spread Christianity. Sailing in a more southerly course than in the first voyage, Columbus reached the Lesser Antilles and discovered the islands of Dominica, Maria Galante, Guadeloupe, Antigua and Puerto Rico (Porto Rico). On 22 November he again landed in Haiti; the people left there earlier died in the fight against the Indians.

Continuing his voyage, Columbus headed along the southern coast of Cuba and then turned south. On May 4, 1494, he discovered the island of Jamaica and followed its north coast to the west. Unsure where he was, Columbus soon returned to Cuba and then to Haiti. According to the inhabitants of the islands, the mainland was apparently nowhere nearby. Meanwhile, among the companions of Columbus, discontent and excitement caused by his self-interested, unceremonious actions increased. The crown, which learned of this from those who, disappointed, returned to their homeland, abolished Columbus’s monopoly on discoveries and sent its own royal governor to Haiti. To protect the rights guaranteed to him, Columbus March 10, 1496 went to Spain, where he arrived on June 11. He managed to justify himself and get guarantees for a new expedition, which, however, was realized only in 1498.

On May 30, 1498, Columbus began his third journey from San Lucar de Barrameda on six ships. He sent three ships directly to Haiti, while he himself, with three others, again tried to reach the desired India by a south-westerly course. In this voyage, he went to the coast of the South American continent, which he followed above the mouth of the Orinoco to the west and discovered the island of Trinidad. Again seized with doubts about where to look now for “India” – Columbus did not even know that he was sailing along a large continent – he returned to Haiti, where the settlement of Santo Domingo had meanwhile been founded. The indignation against Columbus and his brother Bartholomew, whom Columbus appointed as his deputy, took on increasingly harsh forms. This was due to disappointment in the newly discovered country and its inhabitants. In June 1500, the crown sent Francisco Bobadilla there with great powers, who brought accusations against Columbus. He arrived from Haiti on August 3, ordered Columbus and his brother to be chained and sent to Spain. There, Columbus, of course, was again restored to his rank and 9May 1502 was able to go to sea on his fourth and last voyage, but only with four small ships and 150 satellites, to the south of Cuba to look for a passage to real India, which meanwhile was reached by Vasco da Gama by the eastern route. This time, Columbus reached the Central American coast near Honduras and the Mosquito Coast and heard there about a large sea that should extend on the other side of this country (the Pacific Ocean was meant), but did not find any passage. With two ships still remaining with him, on May 1, 1503, Columbus left the Middle American coast and headed for Cuba, then to Jamaica, where on June 14 he was forced to run the ships aground; from their debris, he laid a fortified settlement. Diego Mendez sailed in an Indian boat across the sea to Santo Domingo to deliver aid, but only months later managed to get a rescue boat; On November 25, 1504, the sick Columbus entered the Spanish harbor of San Lucar on it. Queen Isabella died before Columbus could see her again; and under King Ferdinand, he asked in vain for guaranteed rights, according to the treaty. Disappointed, abandoned and forgotten, he died in Valladolid two years after returning from his last expedition.

The discovery of the New World by Columbus was one of the most important and rich in the consequences of the affairs of the history of mankind. However, the discoverer himself did not know or did not want to know that he had not found a western route to East Asia and India, as was intended, but a completely new part of the world. For it was not so much the discoveries and achievements of science that were important to him and his contemporaries, but access to the treasures of South and East Asia and the spread of Christianity. In the name of the West Indies for the Middle American island world and the naming of its inhabitants as Indians, the mistake of Columbus continues to live to this day. It also served as the reason that the new part of the world did not receive the name of the discoverer, but, at the suggestion of the German cosmographer Waldseemüller, was named after Amerigo Vespucci. The fact that Columbus found a new part of the world was finally proved by the voyage of Magellan.

Columbus’ success was the result of the extraordinary perseverance with which he followed his once planned plan. True, he lost confidence when, having discovered a new country, nowhere did he come across areas even remotely similar to those described by Marco Polo. His maritime abilities are debatable. Self-interest, one of the powerful driving forces of his enterprise, and his inability to establish an organized government in new areas, made him so many enemies that he was finally denied both official recognition and the expected large reward.

Documents related to the expeditions of Columbus, published in Russian translation in Sat. “The Travels of Christopher Columbus (Diaries, Letters, Documents)”, 3rd ed. M., 1956.

References

Biographical dictionary of natural scientists and technicians. T. 1. – Moscow: State. scientific publishing house “Great Soviet Encyclopedia”, 1958. – 548 p.

300 travelers and explorers. Biographical Dictionary. – Moscow: Thought, 1966. – 271 p.

Christopher Columbus, who did not discover America. Famous Mysteries of History

Christopher Columbus did not discover America

The name of Christopher Columbus gained worldwide fame after the discovery of America. Today, researchers question the glory of the discoverer, offering alternative versions of the events that accompanied the acquaintance of Europeans with the New World.

Based on the officially recognized biography of Columbus, it becomes clear that not much is known about his life. Christopher Columbus (Spanish Cristobal Colon; Italian Cristoforo Colombo), the famous Spanish navigator, was born in 1451 in Genoa. Early became a sailor, sailed in the Mediterranean until the island of Chios in the Aegean. Perhaps he was a merchant and commanded a ship. In the mid-1470s, Columbus settled in Lisbon. Under the Portuguese flag, he sailed north to England and Ireland, and possibly Iceland. He visited Madeira and the Canary Islands, walked along the west coast of Africa to the Portuguese trading post of San Jorge da Mina (modern Ghana). With his plan for an expedition to Asia, Columbus tried to interest Portugal and Britain, but failed twice.

In 1485, Columbus left Portugal to try to find support in Spain. At the beginning of 1486 he was presented to the royal court. Queen Isabella of Castile and her husband, King Ferdinand of Aragon, showed interest in the Columbus project. The commission, led by Talavera, issued an unfavorable opinion on the advisability of traveling west, but the king and queen agreed to support the expedition and promised to give Columbus the noble rank and titles of admiral, viceroy and governor-general of all the islands and continents that he would discover. There is a legend that Isabella of Castile sold her jewels to equip an expedition to India.

The first expedition of Columbus took place in 1492-1493. The city of Palos de la Fontera provided two ships for her: the Pinta and Nina caravels. In addition, the navigator chartered a four-masted sailboat (nao) “Santa Maria”. With the help of famous sailor Martin Alonso Pinzón, Columbus recruited a crew of 90 men. During the expedition, he discovered the Sargasso Sea and reached the island of Samana. The caravel reached the shore on October 12, 1492, and this day is considered the official date of the discovery of America. Leaving the ship, the navigator kissed the earth, and all the sailors followed his example. In their presence, Columbus declared the open land to belong to the Spanish crown.

During subsequent expeditions (1493-1496, 1498-1500, 1502-1504) he discovered the Greater Antilles, part of the Lesser Antilles and the coasts of South and Central America, the Caribbean Sea. In 1500, Columbus was arrested on a denunciation and sent to Castile, where he was expected to be released. The shackles in which he was shackled, the navigator then kept all his life. But he managed to prove his case, and the expeditions were continued. During the last of them, a crash occurred, and Christopher waited a whole year for help. Columbus returned to Castile on November 7, 1504, already seriously ill. The last years of Columbus were spent in illness and lack of money. He died on May 20, 1506.

The personality of Columbus, it must be said, is rather contradictory. He was distinguished by faith in Divine Providence and omens. In negotiations with the monarchs, he repeatedly demonstrated a sharp mind and the gift of persuasion. But Columbus was not an abstract dreamer or altruist. Rather, a practical person. His morbid vanity and suspicion, his passion for gold is usually not mentioned in his official biography. But it was Columbus who proposed to reduce the cost of colonizing new lands by populating the islands with criminals. The term of punishment for them was halved, so there were enough people who wanted to. And the expeditions themselves were organized for practical reasons (in addition to the nobility and the position of vice-governor, the Spanish monarchs promised the navigator 10% of the value of goods imported into Spain). Spain’s investment paid off with a vengeance. The discovery of America made possible the colonization of the richest lands. It is safe to say that Columbus’ visit to the New World was the beginning of a new era in the exploration of the world.

Today it is considered proven that Columbus had predecessors. Spaniards, Chinese, Icelanders, Swedes, Portuguese claim the championship… According to a number of historians, Columbus was not only not a discoverer, he also appropriated the glory of those whose knowledge he used. Many versions owe their appearance to clever falsifications. In particular, one of the most valuable documents, on the basis of which the assumption of the “pre-Columbian” discovery of America appeared, was considered the map of Mukhiddin Piri Reis. In 1520, Piri Reis, admiral of the Turkish fleet, published the Bahriye navigational atlas. (This atlas is still kept in the National Museum of Istanbul.) Some of the maps contained in it depict North and South America, Greenland and even Antarctica, which at that time could not be known to navigators with amazing accuracy. A number of details (Greenland and Antarctica are not yet covered with ice; the ridges of these islands, only recently discovered with the help of modern equipment, are clearly outlined) indicate that the parchment reflects the geographical picture of the planet five thousand years ago. The examination was never able to establish whether the map is an original or a fake, but it is quite obvious: such an accurate designation of the coastline and detailing the interior of the continents can only be achieved through satellite imagery. Along with maps whose origin cannot be established, there were others made at a much lower level. As a rule, the coastline of the Mediterranean Sea (the most studied at that time) is drawn in detail on them, and more remote lands are indicated very approximately. But it is incorrect to draw conclusions from this fact, since it is quite natural that maps of those seas along which the main routes of merchants ran were in demand.

There is no doubt that before the start of the expedition, Columbus studied all the materials available at that time, among which were documents mentioning the journey of the Madeiran António Lemme. He saw islands or a continent to the west around 1484. Columbus apparently also had records of anonymous pilots, who, after 1460, were also seen in the west of the island. Thus, the navigator based his calculations on real facts. Although he is credited with a rather strange statement for an experienced sailor. In one of the petitions, Christopher Columbus allegedly wrote that the distance from the Canary Islands to Sipang (modern Japan, considered part of India) was 2,400 miles (in fact, 10,600), and he proved his calculations with a quote from the Bible. It says, “And you dried up the six parts.” Therefore, said Columbus, six-sevenths of the globe is land, and the ocean cannot be too wide.

It is hard to imagine that a person who has spent most of his life at sea would rely only on Providence. It is likely that the reference to the Bible was included in the report specifically for the church, but other sources served as guidance for drafting the project. Otherwise, it is impossible to explain how Columbus chose the optimal route for his voyage twice. A very strong Canary current follows from the coast of the Iberian Peninsula to the Canary Islands. Immediately south of these islands, the current turns sharply and joins the current of the North Trade Wind. It crosses the Atlantic Ocean in the east trade winds and reaches the shores of Cuba and Florida. This is the route followed by the Columbus expedition. On the way back, Columbus set off at 1493, using the Gulf Stream, which carried the ships to the Azores. It is already difficult to talk about a coincidence here, Columbus must have had accurate data.

Who paved the way to the New World? There is no single answer to this question, because the existing hypotheses are not mutually exclusive. According to one of them, owned by Thor Heyerdahl, on the eve of the official discovery of America, Columbus took part in the Portuguese-Danish expedition led by John Scolp. The day before the lookout on the Pinta called out, “Earth!” Columbus, according to Thor Heyerdahl, said, “We’ll be there tomorrow.” So American shore he’s at 149I saw it for the second time in 2 years. And John Skolp, in turn, was guided by the experience of the Vikings.

The version that the Vikings repeatedly sailed to the shores of North America and even founded settlements there is far from groundless. Along with the cycle of Scandinavian sagas about Vinland, an overseas Viking colony, scientists have archaeological data. Runic inscriptions are found on the east coast of Canada, Labrador, New Foundland. The remains of settlements were also found, quite comparable in time and type with those mentioned in the sagas. According to the theory of the researcher Jacques de Mayo, the Inca civilization maintained ties with the Vikings.

However, the Vikings were the first, but not the only visitors to the American continent. The fact that the Antilles are marked on the Zuane Pizzigano map of 1424 gives the right to assert that the Portuguese knew about the existence of the Antilles and the coast of the Americas as early as the first quarter of the 15th century. Probably, the discovery of the New World was started in 1452 by the expedition of Diogo de Teivy and continued by the journey to the shores of America by João Vaz Corti Real in 1472. If this is so, then the refusal of the Portuguese king to Columbus is quite understandable: he knew too well what kind of land lay in the west, so there was no need for a new expedition. Confirmation of the hypothesis is given by a large number of royal charters, which (starting from 1460-1462) give captains and pilots awards to some undefined islands with the aim of discovering and settling them. The most curious and important of them are the letters to the Madeiran Rui Gonçalves da Câmara (1473) and Fernand Telish (1474).

Another contender for the palm is China. Studying the old manuscripts of Venice, submarine commander Gavin Menzies came across a map dated 1459, which showed the Cape of Good Hope, discovered by Bartolomeu Dias only in 1488. Other documents soon came to light. It turned out that many European travelers used maps of lands that Europeans had not yet visited. After devoting fourteen years to studying the mystery, Menzies came to the conclusion that the real discoverer of America is the Chinese naval commander Zheng He. Chinese chronicles suggest that Zheng He was known to the world under the name of Sinbad the Sailor. At least some details of his biography served as a canvas for the emergence of the famous legend. Zheng He, according to Menzies, went with his fleet to Australia and almost made it to the South Pole. China had the technical ability to make a discovery: the Celestial Empire had a fantastic fleet of more than 300 ships. However, Chinese scholars do not agree with Menzies’ opinion. The fact is that the life of Zheng He is described in detail in the “History of the Ming Dynasty” and there is not a word about the discovery of America …

We may never know who really discovered America. The primacy of Columbus is confirmed only by his own words, more precisely, by the journal that he allegedly kept during his voyage. And this document is deliberately written very vaguely and full of contradictions. According to J. Cortezan, “if it is impossible to prove with indisputable documents in hand that American soil was reached by unknown or known navigators before Columbus sailed for the first time to the Antilles in 1492, it is even more difficult to refute this thesis with logical arguments.

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A collection of islands belonging to Spain, the Canary Islands consist of the islands of Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Palma, La Gomera, and El Hierro. Most timeshare resorts in the Canaries are located on the islands of Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and Fuerteventura, giving you an excellent variety when considering your ownership options. So, whether you want to explore the vast peaks and hiking trails of Tenerife, lay on the pleasant beaches of Las Palmas, or hit the shops along Calle Leon y Castillo, you can do so with your very own timeshare.

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Things to Do in the Canary Islands

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When it comes to the Canaries, the world is your oyster. Stretch out on vast beaches like Playa de Torviscas or Playa Las Canteras, or discover the great outdoors at Teide National Park and Timanfaya National Park. Find nightlife and culture in Las Palmas and quaint isolated coves in Lanzarote.

Embracing the Sea

The ocean is hands down the top attraction in the Canaries, with so many islands offering so many opportunities to explore. Laze on picturesque palm-lined beaches or plan excursions to offshore diving sites like La Catedral to discover amazing underwater volcanic formations.

Major Airports

Tenerife South Airport, Gran Canaria Airport, and Fuerteventura airport are all common final destinations when traveling to the Canary Islands.

Family Friendly Fun

Families can find the perfect, fun-filled getaway in the Canaries, with sites like Siam Park and Loro Parque offering instant theme park and water park fun. Sioux City Park, Angry Birds Activity Park, and others are guaranteed to provide kids of all ages with days of entertainment.

Tee Off

Golfers will love their visit to the Canaries, with plenty of amazing courses to call home for a round of 18. Golf del Sur on Tenerife can provide amazing golf just minutes from the ocean, while Maspalomas Golf offers the same on Gran Canaria.

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Public transportation is easy to find throughout the Canaries, with services like taxis, buses, and shuttles providing convenient solutions. Rental vehicles are also common.

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What type of currency do they use in spain: Currency in Spain. Where to exchange money and how to pay

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Hola, amigos! Are you planning a trip to the land of bullfights, tapas and flamenco? One of the things that makes Spain so travel-friendly is the use of euros as the national currency. Credit cards, debit cards and cash are all accepted.

Credit cards that waive international fees, like the Capital One VentureOne Rewards Credit Card, are your best bet for dodging some extra expenses to your wallet. Here’s a look at your money options before making the trip to Spain.

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Travel card, debit card or credit card?

The national currency for Spain is the euro. As one of the major global currencies, all travel cards let you load and spend euros. But is a travel card the best travel money product for your trip?

Visa and Mastercard have wide acceptance at shops and ATMs throughout Spain. Use your debit card or credit card like you would in the US, but look for cards that waive the currency conversion fee when you spend.

You’ll need to take a variety of spending options on your trip to the Iberian Peninsula. Use a debit card or a travel card to withdraw cash from ATMs and for over-the-counter purchases, and save your credit card for emergencies and big-ticket purchases.

Credit cards can offer up to 30 days interest-free on purchases if you pay your account by the statement due date. And there are cards that provide travel insurance and travel perks.

Spread your travel money across a couple of accounts so you won’t be caught without cash if a card goes missing. Travelers to Spain may be surprised at how easy it is to get by without spending a fortune. With a few travel money tricks up your sleeve, it’s easy to sample all of the joys of Spain, from the Royal Alcázar to Dali.

These are your options for spending money in Spain

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Using a credit card

There are a number of competitive credit card products designed for travelers, and the best for travel to Spain won’t charge foreign transaction or international ATM fees. The

Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card
is a good example, waiving such fees while also offering the opportunity to earn miles on purchases. Carrying a credit card may also give you the added benefit of travel insurance and discounts, depending on your provider.

Travel credit cards come in all shapes and sizes when it comes to features, with some offering big luxury perks at a high cost. It pays to compare your travel card options before applying to make sure you get the card that best fits your travel needs.

Pros

Protected by PIN and chip

Accepted worldwide

May come with benefits like travel insurance

Interest-free days when you pay your account in full

Emergency card replacement

Cons

You’ll pay a lot for a cash advance

Which credit card issuers are accepted in Spain?

Visa and Mastercard are most popular in Spain, with American Express closely behind. But if you have a Discover card, you may find it hard to pay with it.

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Using a debit card

Though rarer than travel credit cards, travel-friendly debit cards can give you the best of both worlds: spending money you have and withdrawing it without paying international service fees. Providers like

Betterment Checking
are a good choice as they reimburse international ATM and foreign transaction fees. There are plenty of ATMs in Spain, and should have no problem accessing money when you need it.

Tip: Make sure your debit card has a chip to avoid situations where you card won’t be accepted.

Pros

Use at stores and hotels, online and ATMs

Protected by PIN and chip

Spending your own money means avoiding interest charges

Cons

No backup card if you lose it on your trip

Some charge currency conversion and ATM fees

Using a prepaid travel card

Travel cards can lock in conversion rates once you load USD. Use it for purchases without worrying about rates each time you spend — debit and credit cards often charge 3% for each transaction.

Where you save in the conversion rates you may pay in fees. You’ll pay fees each time you load the card, ATM withdrawals and sometimes even an inactivity fee.

Tip: Banks that provide travel cards make money by applying a higher margin to the exchange rate. Get a better rate using a debit card or credit card.

Tip: When you get a travel card, you’ll get two for the same account. This can come in handy if your first card is lost or stolen, so make sure to keep the second card in a safe place.

Pros

Lock in exchange rate when you convert USD to EUR

Protected by PIN and chip

Emergency card replacement and backup cards.

Reloadable online

Cons

Pay a currency conversion fee to use USD

Often charge ATM fees

Paying with cash in Spain

It’s advisable to always have some cash with you when you travel. Expect to need cash for things like coffee and tapas, and anytime you need to make a purchase for anything between €10 and €20.

When you’re visiting the larger cities of Madrid, Barcelona and Seville, you should be able to live on your credit and debit cards. Keep in mind that you’re going to need cash for purchases under €10 at most shops.

One option is to send your money to Spain ahead of time with a money transfer service and have it waiting for pickup when you arrive.

Pros

Greater payment flexibility

Convenience

Cons

More difficult to manage expenses

Higher risk of theft

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Spain currency

The main banks in Spain are:

Banco Santander

Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A.

CaixaBank

Banco de Sabadell

Bankia

Banco Popular Español

Bankinter

KutxaBank

Caja Rural Group

Unicaja Banco

Buying currency in the US

There’s no limit to the amount of cash you can bring with you to Spain. However, you’ll need to make a declaration at customs if you’re traveling with more than €10,000 cash, including traveler’s checks.

Your bank will sell you euros at a competitive rate, though you’ll pay a commission fee. You can use a money transfer company like Western Union or Travelex to order euros and pick them up once you arrive at the Spanish airport. They don’t charge a commission and that can offer a slightly better rate than most banks.

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Exchanging cash

If you wait to exchange your money in Spain you’ll have lots of choices in Barcelona and Madrid. You’ll find better rates if you venture away from tourist attractions. Avoid exchanging your money at the airport if you want the most competitive rates.

Exchange rate history

The euro, though a young currency, has historically stood up to the USD. If you watch forex markets and find a favorable rate, lock it in with a travel money card or traveler’s checks.

ATMS in Spain

You’ll be able to find ATMs in all Spanish towns and cities, gas stations, shopping centers and bus and train stations. Bank affiliated ATMs generally won’t charge you for usage except for Catalunya Caixa Bank, which will charge a couple of euros. However some banks like

Betterment Checking
offer debit cards that reimburse for foreign transaction fees or international ATM charges. Most ATMs will have an English option.

Tip: Bank of America cardholders can avoid the international ATM fee by making withdrawals from Deutsche Bank in Spain.

Keep your travel money (physically) safe

Remain alert to street crime, especially where two or more people operate together to distract victims before taking their valuables. Instances of theft at airports are frequent, so stay vigilant while arriving and departing. Numerous reports come up about theft from rental cars so never leave your wallet or purse in a parked car.

In some cases, thieves pose as cops and ask to see wallets for identification purposes. In this case, make sure you’re speaking with genuine police officers. It’s highly unlikely that a real cop will want to sift through your wallet.

What should I budget for my trip to Spain?

Spain is a bit smaller than the size of Texas, and prices throughout the country vary. Cities like Barcelona and Madrid tend to charge more for accommodations and food. On average you can expect to spend between $50 to $350 a day.

Meals Street food and tapas
$10 Seafood paella and wine
$15 Seafood dinner with wine
$50 per person

Accommodation Hostel
$15–$125 per night 4-star hotel in the city center
$85 5-star hotel with a view
$150

Activities Explore Plaza Mayor and Madrid’s Royal Palace for free Entry to the Reina Sofia National Museum
$10 Private guided 1/2 day tour of Madrid
$150

^{*Prices are indicative and subject to change}

Case study: Interview with Michael about travel money on his trip to Spain

What tips do you have about travel in Spain?

He was offered the Madrid tourist card providing entry to museums, free guide books and access to guided tours. He turned it down because he found it pricey at €50 for a one-day pass. He thought that it could be worth it if he was interested in seeing lots of museums while he was in Madrid.

Michael also says watch out for the Value Added Tax (IVA) tax, which isn’t included in some bills and can be as high as 20%.

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Kyle Morgan is a writer and editor for Finder who has worked for the USA Today network and Relix magazine, among other publications. He can be found writing about everything from the latest car loan stats to tips on saving money when traveling overseas. He lives in Asbury Park, where he loves exploring new places and sipping on hoppy beer. Oh, and he doesn’t discriminate against buffalo wings — grilled or fried are just fine.

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Money in Spain: what you must know

Whether it’s a long journey or a short stop-over, you should know how to move around with money in Spain.

The essential thing to know, which, despite seeming obvious, it is better to point out, is that Spain’s currency is Euro (€). Spain has been part of the Eurozone since January 1st, 1999. As a matter of fact, until that date, Spanish people used pesetas. The only exception is Gibraltar, whose currency has been the Gibraltar Pound (£) since 1988.

You can check the current currency converter here.

Can I withdraw money in Spain?
ATMs are spread all over Spain, and they are known as cajeros automáticos. The most common international cards, such as Visa and MasterCard, are accepted by Spanish ATMs. If you’re in need of a more specific withdrawal, for example with an American Express card, check the logos that appear next to the machine.

Transferwise also suggests that you always withdraw in local currency. That is to say, if you’re withdrawing with a UK card, remember to select the withdrawal in Euros when in Spain. This will save you (and your bank account) from higher fees.

Where can I change money in Spain?
You can change your money at the airports and hotels. However, you should consider this option only to get out of a tight spot on arrival, as the exchange rate is usually very poor. Then, look for an exchange office (cambio) or a bank, where they will change your money for Euros. The exchange office is the best option, as banks aren’t usually open during weekends and may even close as early as 2.30 pm on weekdays.

Anyhow, if you’re looking for a bank, the most famous and spread in Spain are BBVA, La Caixa, Grupo Santander, Bankia, Banco Sabadell, Cajamar. Spanish cities also have their own banks, which are more numerous depending on the city you’re visiting. For example, Malaga’s bank is Unicaja, Cordoba’s CajaSur, and Granada’s CajaGranada.

Also, beware of the commissions applied on changes, which shouldn’t be higher than 2/3%.

This being said, the best and most common option to make payments in Spain is with debit/credit card. Remember to always have your ID card/Passport with you, as you may be asked to show it when purchasing with a credit card, as well as the card’s PIN code. Lastly, you should keep in mind the numbers to call in case of stolen or lost cards.

Traveller’s cheque
Although the spreading of debit/credit card has set aside the use of traveller’s cheques, some businesses and shops in Spain still accept this method of payment. Accepted traveller’s cheques are Visa, Thomas Cook and American Express above all.

VAT in Spain
Spain’s IVA (Impuesto sobre el Valor Añadido) is applied to all goods and services.

The general IVA is 21% of the total price the customer pays. The reduced IVA (10%) is applied to products meant to supply the physical deficiencies (glasses, sanitary goods, etc…), foods and drinks (alcoholic drinks excluded), houses, and on services such as transports and hotel industry. The super-reduced type of IVA (4%) is applied to basic foods, such as bread, milk, eggs, fruits and vegetables, books and medicines among others.

If you don’t reside in the European Union, you can claim back an 18% VAT refund (Value Added Tax) on any purchases that cost more than €90.15. To do so, you will have to ask the purchaser to give you an invoice where the price and the IVA are specified, as well as the name and address of the business and yours (Tax-Free cheque). Show both the good and the invoice at the custom booth at the airport/border, where you will be given an invoice. This has to be shown at reimbursement points at Spanish airports. You can see the main companies providing this service by clicking here.

Tipping in Spain
Although tipping is not mandatory in Spain (menu prices already have the service costs included), if you feel particularly satisfied with the service, the most common thing is to leave a 5-10% of the total as a tip for waiters. This may also apply to taxi drivers.

Slang for money in Spain
Some slang words meaning money in Spain, and which you may hear while touring around Spanish cities are: dinero, pasta, billetes, duro (as in “no tengo un duro”= I have no money).

Places to stay in Andalucia
In Andalucia, you’ll find many accommodations, each of which will make your dreams come true. Take a look at the best villas and holiday homes in Andalucia and choose the one you fancy the most.

Now that you know everything about money in Spain, you are ready to pack your things and travel to southern Europe, aren’t you?

Money in Spain: what you must know is an article that talks about Travel Tips in Andalusia

Cash and Currency Tips for Europe by Rick Steves

By Rick Steves

Money-wise, Europe’s never been easier. Thanks to the ubiquity of cash machines and the widespread use of a single currency, gone are the days of having to go to your hometown bank for travelers’ checks or foreign cash, of lining up at AmEx offices overseas, or getting fleeced at exchange bureaus at every border. With the following tips, you’ll make the most of every cent you spend.

Resist the urge to buy foreign currency before your trip. Some tourists feel like they just have to have euros or British pounds in their pockets when they step off the airplane, but they pay the price in bad stateside exchange rates. Wait until you arrive to withdraw money. I’ve yet to see a European airport that didn’t have plenty of ATMs.

Don’t bother with traveler’s checks. They’re a waste of time (long lines at slow banks) and money (fees to get them, fees to cash them).

Avoid (or at least minimize) cash exchange. In general, I avoid exchanging money in Europe; it’s a big rip-off. On average, at a bank you lose about 8 percent when you change dollars to euros or another foreign currency. When you use an airport currency exchange booth such as Forex or Travelex, the hit can be as much as 15 percent.

But exchanging money can make sense in certain situations, including emergencies (if your card — or the only ATM in town — doesn’t work), or when crossing into a country that uses a different currency.

If you do need to exchange money, look for places that don’t charge a commission. Note the difference between the rates for buying (the bank buys foreign currency from you to exchange into local cash) and selling (the bank sells foreign currency to you). A good rule of thumb: The difference between the buy and sell rates should be less than 10 percent.

Use local cash. Many Americans are thrilled to find a store advertising “We accept dollars.” But the happy sales clerk doesn’t tell you that your purchase is costing about 20 percent more because of the store’s terrible exchange rate. Without knowing it, you’re changing money — at a lousy rate — every time you buy something with dollars.

Likewise, in some non-eurozone countries, the euro is commonly accepted, but usually a bad deal. For example, in Switzerland, which officially uses Swiss francs, some ATMs give euros, prices in touristy areas are listed in both currencies, and travelers can get by with euro cash. But if you pay in euros, you’ll get a rotten exchange rate. Ideally, if you’re in a non-euro country for more than a few hours, head to the ATM and use local currency instead.

Use your credit card to get cash only in emergencies. If you lose your debit card, you can use your credit card at an ATM to get a cash advance — but you need to know your PIN, and you’ll pay a sizeable cash-advance fee.

Don’t stress over currency conversions. Local currencies are all logical. Each system is decimalized just like ours. There are a hundred “little ones” (cents, pence, groszy, stotinki) in every “big one” (euro, pound, złoty, lev). Only the names have been changed — to confuse the tourist. Examine the coins in your pocket soon after you arrive, and in two minutes you’ll be comfortable with the nickels, dimes, and quarters of each new currency.

You don’t need to constantly consult a currency converter. While you can do real-time conversion with an app, I’ve never bothered. You just need to know the rough exchange rates. I see no need to have it figured to the third decimal.

Very roughly determine what the unit of currency (euros, kroner, Swiss francs, or whatever) is worth in American dollars. For example, let’s say the exchange rate is €1 = $1.10. If a strudel costs €5, then it costs five times $1.10, or $5.50. Ten euros, at this rate, would be about $11, and €250 = $275 (figure 250 plus about one-tenth more). When the euro is that close to the dollar, that difference might not be worth computing — but for, say, the British pound (worth roughly $1.30 lately), or for the euro when the rates aren’t as favorable for us, it’s more important to mentally adjust the numbers. Make a game out of quizzing yourself or your travel partner, and soon it’ll be second nature. Survival on a budget is easier when you’re comfortable with the local currency.

Assume you’ll be shortchanged. In banks, restaurants, at ticket booths, everywhere — expect to be shortchanged if you don’t do your own figuring. Some people who spend their lives sitting in booths for eight hours a day taking money from strangers have no problem stealing from clueless tourists who don’t know the local currency. For 10 minutes I observed a man in the Rome subway shortchanging half of the tourists who went through his turnstile. Half of his victims caught him and got their correct change with apologies. Overall, about 25 percent didn’t notice and probably went home saying, “Mamma mia, Italy is really expensive.”

Plan your cash withdrawals wisely. Avoid having a lot of unused currency left over when you cross borders between countries that use different currencies. (This should also help you minimize withdrawal fees.)

Spend your coins before leaving a currency zone. Since big-value coins are common in Europe, exporting a pocketful of change can be an expensive mistake. Spend them (on knickknacks or snacks), change them into bills, or give them away before you head into a country where they’re worthless. Otherwise, you’ve just bought a bunch of round, flat souvenirs. Note, however, that while euro coins each have a national side (indicating where they were minted), they are perfectly good in any country that uses the euro currency.

What to Bring

I pack the following and keep it all safe in my moneybelt.

Debit card: Use this at cash machines (ATMs) to withdraw local cash, which you’ll use to pay for most purchases.

Credit card: Use this to pay for larger items (generally accepted at hotels, larger shops and restaurants, travel agencies, car-rental agencies, and so on). Although Europe’s card readers use a chip-and-PIN system that differs from the one used in the US, it shouldn’t cause much hassle.

Backup card: Some travelers carry a third card (debit or credit; ideally from a different bank), in case one gets lost, demagnetized, eaten by a temperamental machine, or simply doesn’t work.

While debit cards can make decent backup credit cards (provided your card has a Visa or MasterCard logo), credit cards make rotten backup ATM cards because of their sky-high withdrawal fees and cash-advance interest rates. I’d only use a credit card at an ATM as a last resort. (Note that an extra credit card can be helpful if you rent a car and use your card to cover a collision damage waiver).

US dollars: I carry $100–200 as a backup. While you won’t use it for day-to-day purchases, American cash in your money belt comes in handy for emergencies, such as when banks go on strike or your ATM card stops working. I’ve been in Greece and Ireland when every bank went on strike, shutting down without warning. But hard cash is hard cash. People always know roughly what a dollar is worth.

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Going on vacation, every traveler carefully considers what you need to take with you. One of the main points is money. How much to take – everyone decides for himself. But about the form in which it is more convenient to store and use money during a trip, we want to give you some advice.

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What currency to choose?

As a rule, in any country you can easily accept both euros and dollars in exchange offices. But still, as practice shows, in some countries you will be more comfortable with dollars, while in others – with euros.

EURO is the official common currency for Belgium, Germany, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Portugal, Finland and Greece. All other countries have their own currency and, accordingly, their preferences: in some they are more willing to accept dollars, in others – euros.

We recommend that you take USD with you if you are traveling to countries such as:

Vietnam

Dominican Republic

Egypt

Israel

India (Goa)

Indonesia

China

UAE

Seychelles

Thailand

Tunisia

Turkey

In Cuba, only American dollars used to be in circulation for foreign tourists. Now dollars in Cuba are prohibited for circulation, besides, when exchanging dollars, a tax of 10% is withheld. The euro is freely circulating in the country and the exchange rate of the euro for the local currency (CUC) is more favorable.

If you are going on vacation to Europe, and you have dollars on hand, then the so-called cross-rate will help you reduce costs when exchanging one currency for another. We recommend that you exchange currency directly – from dollars to euros (or vice versa), bypassing rubles, this will allow you to save. This service is available in all banks and some exchange offices.

Abroad, it is most profitable to exchange currency at exchange offices with the inscription “No commision”, which, however, will take some time to find. In a hotel, the exchange rate is usually much lower. However, the main thing is not to use the services of the so-called “changers”, when communicating with them, the probability of being deceived is very high.

When exchanging currency, the following “tricks” are often encountered:

The exchange office can offer a good exchange rate without commission or with a minimum commission, which will be indicated by the inscription in this exchange office. However, an adjacent inscription (usually small and illegible) may indicate that at such a rate you can change money, starting only with a certain amount (usually quite large), and smaller amounts are changed at a different rate with a much higher commission charged

The SALES rate $ is the first in the scoreboard and is highlighted visually (in color or italics) and, accordingly, is the first to catch the eye

A high rate stands on one side of the board, and on the other side there is a completely different, very low rate, and under the first it is written very small that this is the rate when exchanging a sufficiently large amount (for example, $ 800). A variant is possible – it is written NO COMISSION (no commission), and in the corner it is smallly attributed that this is only when SELLING $, and when buying a currency, very high commissions are taken from you !!!

There can be two scoreboards! Large and beautiful with a high rate and a small inscription about the minimum sufficiently large amount of exchange, and a small one in the most inconspicuous place with a very low rate. The most annoying thing is that you will see it only after the transaction. By the way, it is impossible to cancel the transaction, which can be indicated by a small piece of paper on the glass of the exchange office.

It is not uncommon for fraudsters to give gullible tourists counterfeit or obsolete banknotes, not to mention various ways of calculating and deceiving.

In this way, to avoid unpleasant emotions HIGHLY RECOMMEND :

Read the board at the exchange office very carefully. Look around carefully for the presence of the second scoreboard

when exchanging, ask to write on a piece of paper how much you will receive for $100 (50 Euro, $10)

change money at the bank or at the reception of your hotel (although the exchange rate there will most likely be lower)

In addition to cash, travelers often use credit cards and travelers checks.

Credit cards

Credit cards – invisible money

Provided that your credit card works properly, it is accepted in all shops and restaurants, and local ATMs are friendly to foreign cards, this way of storing money will be very convenient. All the money in the account will always be with you. No need to adapt to local money. Moreover, when traveling, a credit card is sometimes simply necessary.

For example, the only way to pay for a car rental is often this way.

To pay with a credit card in a shop (cafe, restaurant), you often only need to sign the check, thereby confirming your consent to the withdrawal of this amount from your account. Sometimes the cashier may ask you to confirm your identity with a passport or rights, as well as enter a personal identification code (pin code) of the cardholder.

If the card is lost or stolen, it is enough to block it, and the account will remain safe and sound.

Another advantage of a plastic card is that no matter how much money you have on it, you do not need to declare it. According to the Law “On Currency Regulation”, Russian citizens have the right to take abroad in cash no more than $10,000 (or their equivalent at the exchange rate of the Central Bank in another currency).

Moreover, if your wallet contains more than $3,000, you will have to fill out a customs declaration

Possible difficulties when using credit cards while traveling:

suddenly because of the impressions, the pin code is often forgotten

ATMs may not dispense money or even “chew” the card

credit cards are not accepted everywhere (small shops and restaurants prefer cash)

when paying abroad, the exchange of virtual money occurs at the rate of your Russian bank “through” rubles

when withdrawing money from a “foreign” ATM, a commission is taken

being abroad without a card is equivalent to being left without money

Cuba does not accept credit cards issued by American banks (for example, American Express)

when you check into a hotel, they can block a fairly large amount on your card as a deposit (for example, this is often practiced in the USA), which is unblocked after at least 2 weeks, and often, as practice shows, this may take more than 1 ,5 months

there are restrictions on cash withdrawals (on average no more than 200 euros per day)

, it should be borne in mind that it is unprofitable to withdraw small amounts. For cash withdrawals, the bank takes at least 1-2% commission, but not less than 3 dollars (euros). If you withdraw, for example, $10, then you will give a third of the amount to the bank. Therefore, we recommend that you withdraw at least $150. and, whenever possible, use a credit card when paying for goods and services, and not withdraw cash from an ATM

Note:

We recommend that you open a card account in the currency in which you intend to pay. Otherwise, you will have to pay for the conversion twice. If you have an account in dollars, and you pay in euros, then first the payment system will convert dollars into euros at the rate of the payment system, and then the invoice that the payment system issues to the bank will be converted back into dollars. Total losses from such an operation – 0.5-1 percent of the payment amount

With the help of a credit card, money is always spent easier, faster and more is spent. Therefore, if you need to meet a specific amount, it is better to use cash

Traveller’s checks

Traveler’s (travel) checks of four payment systems are common in the world: VISA Int, American Express, CityCorp and Thomas Cook. They can be purchased at most Russian banks. In Europe, VISA or Thomas Cook are more popular, in Asia – CityCorp.

The type of currency in which it was issued and the denomination are indicated on the check. There are checks in denominations of 10, 20, 50, 100, 500 or 1000 units, in US dollars, euros and pounds sterling. You can pay them like regular money. You can exchange them for cash in most banks and exchange offices in world capitals and major tourist centers, only in the provinces there may be difficulties. Payment by check is confirmed by the signature of the owner. Validity is not limited.

Damaged (wrinkled or faded from water) travelers checks may not be accepted from you.

For a traveling couple, checks “for two” are convenient: 2 signatures are put, and any of the partners can pay with such a check or cash it.

Traveler’s checks do not need to be declared to customs. In addition, in case of theft or loss, they can be restored on the basis of receipts that must be issued when issuing checks. Therefore, both should not be put together.

money pluses cons

cash always at hand, easier to control costs danger of losing, customs difficulties, conversion loss

plastic cards safe, no need to declare Losses when withdrawing from an ATM – from 1 to 5%, but not less than 3 dollars (euros) for each transaction

travelers checks safe, no need to open a bank account payment to banks 3-4%

money transfer safe, no problem with customs not everywhere there are points for receiving transfers, the system commission will be 4-10%

rules for taking cash out of the EU, how much you can take out of Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania

Yana Rubina

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Due to sanctions, the European Union has banned the export of euro cash and currencies of other EU countries to Russia.

There is a clause in the EU Council regulation: you can take money for personal use. But what is meant by this is not specified. Countries and customs officials interpret the rules in their own way.

After the media wrote that the euro was confiscated from a Russian at the Finnish border, travelers began to fear checks. In tourist chats, they discuss whether it is necessary to spend all the money before departure and where in Europe to exchange euros for dollars.

I’ll tell you what customs requirements are in Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania and what travelers who have recently returned from Europe say about checks.

What is known about the EU currency sanctions

According to general rules, up to 10,000 €⁣ (603,779 R) or the equivalent of this amount in another currency can be exported from the EU to third countries in cash. And everything above must be declared.

In April 2022, the European Union published another package of sanctions against Russia and Belarus. It was forbidden to export cash euro banknotes and currencies of other EU countries from the EU: Bulgarian levs, Hungarian forints, Polish zlotys, Romanian lei, Croatian kunas, Danish, Czech and Swedish kronas. Other currencies, such as dollars or yuan, can be exported. Bank cards too.

Art. 5i Council Regulation EU No. 833/2014

art. 1za of EU Council Regulation No. 2022/577

The ban applies to individuals and legal entities and works when traveling to Russia and Belarus. If a Russian citizen is sent from an EU country to another state, such as Turkey or the UAE, the restrictions do not apply.

According to the regulation of the Council of the European Union, euros and currencies of the EU countries can be exported to Russia and Belarus in two cases:

For a diplomatic mission, consulate or international organization that is considered inviolable from the point of view of international law.

For personal use of individuals traveling to Russia and relatives traveling with them.

No further details in the regulation. What relates to personal use is not specified. The website of the European Commission answered frequently asked questions about the export of banknotes to Russia. Here is what they explained:

Everyone who brings banknotes to Russia must comply with the ban. It doesn’t matter if they are Russian citizens or not.

You can export gold and travelers checks.

You cannot export EU currency for friends or parents. This is not considered personal use.

The export of EU currency for commercial purposes is prohibited. For example, if a company closes in Europe and returns to Russia, it cannot transport banknotes. Employees of such a company also cannot export their savings in EU currency.

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“This is the lousiest trip in 10 years”: how tourists return to Russia money, will be the national authorities of a particular country.

What different countries say about the ban on the export of foreign currency

I sent inquiries to the customs of Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. I received a brief answer only in Finland and Lithuania.

Finland. Detailed explanations about the withdrawal of the euro on the website of the Finnish customs appeared only at the end of August. Prior to this, the agency simply repeated general information from the EU regulation.

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Customs considers money for personal use to be money needed for lodging, meals, travel or shopping. But at the same time, they do not include the money that the tourist has left after a trip to Finland. Also, according to Finnish customs data, money for:

relatives or friends is not considered personal use;

real estate purchases;

payment of salaries or other business expenses;

investments or deposits;

loan payments;

moving to Russia.

How to prove that the money is intended for personal use, the Finnish customs does not specify: they answered my questions with the same wording as on the site. The department warns: sanctions can apply to any amount, even the one that is not declared, up to 10 €.

Latvia. On the website of the State Revenue Service there is a mention of sanctions, but they do not write about cash.

I found a review from a traveler who sent questions to Latvian customs. He was confirmed: when returning from EU countries to Russia, you cannot carry cash euros. The representative of the department clearly stated that the exception for personal needs for individuals applies only to those who travel to Russia. The tourist who asked the question is not traveling, but is returning home, which means that he “does not need euro banknotes to enter Russia.”

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Lithuania. Lithuanian customs on its website does not give any explanations about the rules for exporting currency. The department gave me the same justification for export as in Finland: this is the purchase of food, drinks and fuel. But the exact amount is not indicated in the EU document. At the same time, they explained: a person who crosses the Lithuanian-Russian border must justify why during the trip he will need exactly this amount of euros or other EU currency.

I clarified whether the personal use exception applies to Russian citizens who return home after traveling to the EU countries. The customs said that they could not interpret the document on their own, and advised them to contact the Directorate General for Taxation and the EU Customs Union, TAXUD. I did so, but my letter was not answered.

Estonia. The Estonian customs website confirms that travelers can take EU currency to Russia for personal use. You cannot export banknotes for friends, acquaintances and parents. This is all information.

How the border actually passes

I studied the topics on the Vinsky Forum and the reviews of travelers in ten telegram chats. Among the thousands of messages, I found only a few cases when foreign customs officers asked tourists about the cash they were taking to Russia.

Vinsky Forum topics about taking euro cash out of Europe, Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania

I also interviewed six travelers who had recently returned from EU countries: one of them was not wanted to be released from Estonia until she changed money . The rest passed the border without any problems.

At the Finnish border at the end of August, customs issued warnings to some travelers that it was forbidden to take the EU currency to Russia. This was reported by a user of the Vinsky Forum, who was returning through the Vartsila-Niirala checkpoint. The printouts that were distributed to tourists contained the same information as on the customs website.

Telegram chats about crossing the border:
“Finland for the weekend”,
“At the border-ru”,
“Estonia Chat Forum Tallinn”,
“Lithuania Chat”,
“Lithuania TravelAsk Chat”,
“Latvia Chat »

I traveled from Russia to Finland and back twice: on August 13 and September 3. The Finnish border guards did not ask any questions about money to me and other travelers from the bus. We were also not given any warnings that it was forbidden to export euros. I carefully examined the Vaalimaa checkpoint when entering and leaving Finland: there were no announcements about restrictions on the export of foreign currency.

Such a warning was issued at the Finnish border to travelers from Karelia. Source: forum.awd.ru

On the forums, I did not find any reports that money was being confiscated from tourists at the Finnish border. The media describe only one case – in the Fontanka online newspaper. On August 27, Yuri from St. Petersburg was returning to Russia. At the Finnish customs, he was asked if he was carrying cash euros. The man replied that he had 1,390 €⁣ (83,925 R).

Customs officials offered Yuriy two options: give the money to someone who is going to Finland right now, or leave it for safekeeping at the border. The traveler chose the second option and handed over the money for inventory. He was promised everything would be returned the next time he travels to Finland through this border checkpoint. Perhaps an exception was made for Yuriy: later, Chief Customs Inspector Jarkko Keskinen said in an interview with Yle that travelers did not have the opportunity to leave money for storage at the border checkpoint.

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At the same time, Yle, referring to customs, writes that Russian tourists who return home are seized money on the eastern border every day. But the department does not keep statistics on the amounts.

“At the Finnish checkpoint they didn’t ask me a single question”

Anastasia Osyan

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I was returning from Helsinki to St. Petersburg on August 4th. As soon as I got on the bus, I immediately heard the conversations of other tourists. They discussed the need to hide the remaining euros in shorts or under the insole, otherwise the Finns would definitely take them away. There was panic in the voice of the people: someone was carrying large sums. I was calm: before the trip, I went to the website of the Finnish customs and looked at the rules for the import and export of various goods, including currency. At that time, they did not say that customs officers would confiscate cash.

At the Finnish checkpoint, they didn’t ask me a single question, put a stamp and let me through. They didn’t look at bags, didn’t ask about money, the whole bus passed the border in about twenty minutes. But there was a total inspection at the Russian checkpoint. The border guards entered the bus three times and checked the passports, they demanded to pass all the bags through the X-ray. Some people were randomly checked the contents of their suitcases and asked about the reasons for importing expensive items, such as a MacBook and a Dyson hair dryer. I had an expensive camera in my suitcase, but no one was interested in it. If customs officials asked me to justify its import, I would show the receipt for the purchase: it was saved in the bank’s mobile application.

In general, in my experience, Finnish customs officers are more loyal than those in Russia. I entered Finland by land dozens of times, and there were serious checks when entering Russia long before February 2022. I went through Russian customs more than once for an hour or two.

In September I will go to Helsinki again. I have all my tickets and hotels paid for – I only need money for food, entertainment and small purchases, so I plan to take exactly as much as I plan to spend. I will take a working MacBook with me and, just in case, a receipt that confirms that the device was given to me at work last year. Most likely, it will not be useful to me, but now is such a time that anything can happen, so I prefer to play it safe.

At the Estonian border , customs officers rarely ask about money and check its amount. Travelers talk about this at the Vinsky Forum and in telegram chats. Passengers are not even always asked to get off the bus. They can simply collect passports and then return them with entry stamps.

However, two tourists told me that the customs officers asked them to change the money left after the trip for rubles or dollars. And one of the travelers at the Vinsky Forum said that when entering Estonia, the border guard warned about the current ban on the export of banknotes to Russia. But he added that for amounts up to 50 €⁣ (3019R) are loyal, let them pass. As a result, when this traveler left Estonia, no one checked anything.

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“The answer to all my arguments was the same: go change euros for rubles or dollars”

Aleksandra Boykova

exchanged euros for rubles

returned from August 19 August Russia through the pedestrian border crossing in Narva. At passport control in Estonia, the border guard asked where, where and why I was going, where I live in Russia, how long I had been in the EU. There were many questions, although I have been traveling since 2008 and have never violated the visa regime.

After I was stamped and released, I went to customs control. The girl asked to open all the bags and began to carefully check and feel things. She also asked if I was taking money to Russia. I replied that I have a little more than 1000 €⁣. She said that the euro cannot be brought to Russia. She didn’t demand to show money, but she didn’t give me my passport either.

The customs officer asked me why I need the euro in Russia.

I replied that this is my personal money for future trips to Europe: I have a multiple entry Schengen visa. This answer did not suit her. She insisted that this was not considered a good reason, in my case it was still forbidden to export money.

Before traveling, I read the rules for exporting euro banknotes on the website of the Estonian Customs Department. They say that individuals who travel to Russia can carry personal money in euros. I showed the Estonian customs officer this exception. The girl left and returned with another employee. She confirmed that they did not consider my explanations valid, offered to go back to Narva and exchange euros for rubles or dollars.

I asked to call the authorities and issue a written statement that I was forbidden to export euros. At first they told me that the authorities were busy, and then they invited me to a separate room, where three customs officers spoke to me in Russian at once. The exception to the rule argument did not work for them: they said that €1,000⁣ (60,378 R) was a large amount. Like, 10 or 20 € they would be able to understand. At the same time, they agreed that the limit was not defined anywhere.

As a result, we sorted it out for about an hour. There was only one answer to all my arguments: go change, we don’t issue euros. All this time my passport remained with them. Customs officers asked to get all the euros, counted them and wrote down the amount – it came out 1420 €⁣ (85 737 R). They said that if I try again to pass with the euro, then I will face a fine or a criminal case. I was in a hopeless situation, so I agreed to exchange the euro for another currency that can be exported.

The employees took a long time to draw up an act that they forbade me to pass with the euro. They refused to put a stamp on it. They explained that the document is electronic and is stored in the system, so printing is not needed. They also complained that they spend a lot of time on me.

Then, at passport control, the employee could not understand for a long time how to end up with my passport, how to issue it, he asked something in Estonian over the phone. Then he still stamped and handed over the passport.

I exchanged euros for rubles at the rate of 65 R in one of the three exchange offices near the border checkpoint and returned. At passport control, the same worker called again and asked how to process me, wrote something into the system on the computer, put a stamp, called again and let me out.

The bags were checked again, but less thoroughly and rather quickly. I said that I did not agree that they ignored the exception to the rule and that they did not let me out of the euro. They suggested contacting the Estonian Customs Department.

I described my experience in various telegram chats, but met with misunderstanding, ridicule, criticism and reproaches. I also wrote on social networks that I am looking for those who have been in a similar situation and want to understand and defend their rights. Haven’t received any responses yet. I think, since the decision on sanctions was issued by the Council of the EU, it is necessary to apply there – with a complaint and for clarification.

“I think it’s better to play it safe”

Irina Pimenova

visited her mother in Spain

I left St. Petersburg for Estonia in my car on June 15th. After Estonia, I went to Latvia. And from there she flew to Spain to her mother, who lives there.

At the entrance to Estonia, the customs officers asked me questions for an hour. They asked for flights and accommodation reservations. We went to the airline’s website and entered the booking number to check whether it was real or not. I could not provide confirmation of the hotel in Spain, as I lived with my mother. Then the border guard asked for her address and checked it on the map.

While crossing the border, an Estonian customs officer warned me that now it is forbidden to export euros from Estonia to Russia, so that I would be without banknotes on the way back. He himself advised me in advance to exchange the money left after the trip for dollars or rubles.

I was returning from Estonia to Russia on July 7th. On the way back, they didn’t ask me questions, they practically didn’t look at the car. Whether I was taking euros to Russia or not, customs was not interested. But there was one unpleasant moment. The Estonian border guard said that next time she would cancel my visa: upon entry, I named one return date, but in fact I cross the border on another. I really spent a week more in Spain, because plans changed dramatically. Didn’t know it was considered a gross violation of the rules. It turns out that the border guards enter into their system everything that a tourist says when entering Estonia.

After that, I drove to Helsinki on July 16 for two days. On the way back, the Finnish border guards asked if I had euros with me. I answered no, they didn’t check and let me through. In fact, I had a small amount left.

On July 31, I went to Estonia again. When I returned to Russia, they did not ask about money. But this time I had only 10 €⁣ (604 R) with me: I think it’s better to play it safe and not take large sums with you to Russia.

Borders of Latvia and Lithuania. On the Vinsky Forum and in telegram chats, I did not find a single case when euros were confiscated from tourists when leaving Lithuania or Latvia. Travelers say that, as a rule, they are not asked about the currency.

Only one person spoke about the check at the Latvian border at the forum. According to him, on April 19, he was carrying 3,000 €⁣ (181,134 R) to Russia. The money was not taken from him, but at the Latvian border he was asked to write an explanatory note about where he got it. And then they let me into Russia.

So what? 08/30/22

Can the European Union ban the issuance of Schengen visas and close entry to Europe for Russians

When crossing the border from 3 to 4 August, Lithuanian border guards did not ask questions about money. Source: forum.awd.ru On April 19, at the Latvian border, they asked about the money, but they were allowed to take it out. Source: forum.awd.ru

What is the result

It is forbidden to export EU currency to Russia for everyone who enters the country. The “for personal purposes” exception does not always work: customs officers can still ask you to exchange euros for dollars, rubles or spend in stores.

Most tourists on forums and chats say that they were not asked about money and nothing was confiscated.

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Santa Cruz de La Palma ferry, compare prices, times and book tickets

Santa Cruz de La Palma ferries connect La Palma with Tenerife, Lanzarote, Spain, Gran Canaria & La Gomera with crossings available to Santa Cruz de Tenerife & Los Cristianos (in Tenerife), Arrecife (in Lanzarote), Cadiz (in Spain), Las Palmas (in Gran Canaria) & San Sebastian de la Gomera (in La Gomera). Santa Cruz de La Palma Ferry crossings are operated by Trasmediterranea, Naviera Armas & Fred Olsen Express and depending on time of year you’ll find a choice of up to 10 ferry crossings daily.

There are up to 10 ferry crossings daily from Santa Cruz de La Palma with sailing durations starting from 2 hours 30 minutes. Our Santa Cruz de La Palma ferry summary provides a good guide but for the latest sailing information use our fare search.

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Santa Cruz de La Palma Ferry Port

Santa Cruz de la Palma is the main ferry port of the island of La Palma, situated on the western part of the Canary islands archipelago.

The most popular and frequent connections are to the island of Tenerife, operated by the biggest ferry companies.

As Santa Cruz de la Palma is the main city of the island, you’ll find all the best holiday resorts and a great transportation infrastructure. Car rentals and guided tours are available too so you can enjoy the amazing landscapes and natural resources of this ‘Pretty island’.

A major nature reserve with some terrific hikes, the Caldera de Taburiente is not to be missed.

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Santa Cruz de la Palma Climate, Weather By Month, Average Temperature (Spain)

In Santa Cruz de la Palma, the summers are warm, humid, and arid; the winters are long, cool, and dry; and it is windy and mostly clear year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 58°F to 78°F and is rarely below 55°F or above 82°F.

Based on the beach/pool score, the best time of year to visit Santa Cruz de la Palma for hot-weather activities is from early July to late September.

comfortablewarmcomfortableJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecNowNow98%98%59%59%clearovercastprecipitation: 1.0 inprecipitation: 1.0 in0.0 in0.0 inmuggy: 52%muggy: 52%0%0%drydrybeach/pool score: 8.6beach/pool score: 8.61.01.0

Santa Cruz de la Palma weather by month. Click on each chart for more information.

The warm season lasts for 3.0 months, from July 17 to October 16, with an average daily high temperature above 76°F. The hottest month of the year in Santa Cruz de la Palma is September, with an average high of 78°F and low of 69°F.

The cool season lasts for 4.1 months, from December 18 to April 23, with an average daily high temperature below 69°F. The coldest month of the year in Santa Cruz de la Palma is February, with an average low of 58°F and high of 67°F.

Average High and Low Temperature in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Average High and Low Temperature in Santa Cruz de la PalmawarmcoolJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0°F0°F10°F10°F20°F20°F30°F30°F40°F40°F50°F50°F60°F60°F70°F70°F80°F80°F90°F90°F100°F100°FFeb 967°FFeb 967°FAug 2878°FAug 2878°F58°F58°F70°F70°FJul 1776°FJul 1776°FOct 1676°FOct 1676°FDec 1869°FDec 1869°FApr 2369°FApr 2369°F68°F68°F67°F67°F61°F61°F60°F60°FNowNow

The daily average high (red line) and low (blue line) temperature, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands. The thin dotted lines are the corresponding average perceived temperatures.

Average Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

High 67°F 67°F 68°F 69°F 71°F 73°F 76°F 78°F 78°F 76°F 72°F 69°F

Temp. 63°F 63°F 64°F 64°F 66°F 69°F 72°F 73°F 74°F 72°F 68°F 65°F

Low 59°F 58°F 59°F 60°F 62°F 65°F 68°F 69°F 69°F 67°F 64°F 61°F

The figure below shows you a compact characterization of the entire year of hourly average temperatures. The horizontal axis is the day of the year, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the color is the average temperature for that hour and day.

Average Hourly Temperature in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Average Hourly Temperature in Santa Cruz de la PalmaJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec12 AM12 AM2 AM2 AM4 AM4 AM6 AM6 AM8 AM8 AM10 AM10 AM12 PM12 PM2 PM2 PM4 PM4 PM6 PM6 PM8 PM8 PM10 PM10 PM12 AM12 AMNowNowcoolcoolcoolcoolcomfortablewarm

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The average hourly temperature, color coded into bands. The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight.

Lima, Peru (4,857 miles away) is the far-away foreign place with temperatures most similar to Santa Cruz de la Palma (view comparison).

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In Santa Cruz de la Palma, the average percentage of the sky covered by clouds experiences significant seasonal variation over the course of the year.

The clearer part of the year in Santa Cruz de la Palma begins around May 25 and lasts for 3.7 months, ending around September 15.

The clearest month of the year in Santa Cruz de la Palma is July, during which on average the sky is clear, mostly clear, or partly cloudy 97% of the time.

The cloudier part of the year begins around September 15 and lasts for 8.3 months, ending around May 25.

The cloudiest month of the year in Santa Cruz de la Palma is December, during which on average the sky is overcast or mostly cloudy 40% of the time.

Cloud Cover Categories in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Cloud Cover Categories in Santa Cruz de la PalmaclearercloudiercloudierJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%Jul 2498%Jul 2498%Dec 1759%Dec 1759%May 2578%May 2578%Sep 1579%Sep 1579%NowNowclearmostly clearpartly cloudymostly cloudyovercast

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The percentage of time spent in each cloud cover band, categorized by the percentage of the sky covered by clouds.

Fraction Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Cloudier 37% 33% 31% 29% 25% 12% 3% 7% 22% 35% 40% 40%

Clearer 63% 67% 69% 71% 75% 88% 97% 93% 78% 65% 60% 60%

A wet day is one with at least 0.04 inches of liquid or liquid-equivalent precipitation. The chance of wet days in Santa Cruz de la Palma varies throughout the year.

The wetter season lasts 4.9 months, from October 16 to March 11, with a greater than 7% chance of a given day being a wet day. The month with the most wet days in Santa Cruz de la Palma is February, with an average of 3.7 days with at least 0.04 inches of precipitation.

The drier season lasts 7.1 months, from March 11 to October 16. The month with the fewest wet days in Santa Cruz de la Palma is July, with an average of 0.0 days with at least 0.04 inches of precipitation.

Among wet days, we distinguish between those that experience rain alone, snow alone, or a mixture of the two. The month with the most days of rain alone in Santa Cruz de la Palma is February, with an average of 3.7 days. Based on this categorization, the most common form of precipitation throughout the year is rain alone, with a peak probability of 14% on February 9.

Daily Chance of Precipitation in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Daily Chance of Precipitation in Santa Cruz de la PalmawetwetdryJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0%0%10%10%20%20%30%30%40%40%50%50%60%60%70%70%80%80%90%90%100%100%Feb 914%Feb 914%Jun 230%Jun 230%Jan 111%Jan 111%Oct 167%Oct 167%NowNowrain

The percentage of days in which various types of precipitation are observed, excluding trace quantities: rain alone, snow alone, and mixed (both rain and snow fell in the same day).

Days of Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Rain 3.2d 3.7d 2.2d 1.5d 0.5d 0.1d 0.0d 0.3d 1.0d 2.3d 3.5d 3.6d

To show variation within the months and not just the monthly totals, we show the rainfall accumulated over a sliding 31-day period centered around each day of the year. Santa Cruz de la Palma experiences some seasonal variation in monthly rainfall.

The rainy period of the year lasts for 5.2 months, from October 10 to March 16, with a sliding 31-day rainfall of at least 0.5 inches. The month with the most rain in Santa Cruz de la Palma is December, with an average rainfall of 1. 0 inches.

The rainless period of the year lasts for 6.8 months, from March 16 to October 10. The month with the least rain in Santa Cruz de la Palma is July, with an average rainfall of 0.0 inches.

Average Monthly Rainfall in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Average Monthly Rainfall in Santa Cruz de la PalmarainrainJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0.0 in0.0 in0.5 in0.5 in1.0 in1.0 in1.5 in1.5 in2.0 in2.0 in2.5 in2.5 in3.0 in3.0 in3.5 in3.5 inNov 281.0 inNov 281.0 inJul 80.0 inJul 80.0 inFeb 161.0 inFeb 161.0 inOct 100.5 inOct 100.5 inNowNow

The average rainfall (solid line) accumulated over the course of a sliding 31-day period centered on the day in question, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands. The thin dotted line is the corresponding average snowfall.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Rainfall 0. 8″ 1.0″ 0.5″ 0.3″ 0.1″ 0.0″ 0.0″ 0.1″ 0.2″ 0.6″ 1.0″ 1.0″

The length of the day in Santa Cruz de la Palma varies over the course of the year. In 2022, the shortest day is December 21, with 10 hours, 19 minutes of daylight; the longest day is June 21, with 13 hours, 58 minutes of daylight.

Hours of Daylight and Twilight in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Hours of Daylight and Twilight in Santa Cruz de la PalmaJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0 hr24 hr4 hr20 hr8 hr16 hr12 hr12 hr16 hr8 hr20 hr4 hr24 hr0 hr12 hr, 7 minMar 2012 hr, 7 minMar 2013 hr, 58 minJun 2113 hr, 58 minJun 2112 hr, 8 minSep 2312 hr, 8 minSep 2310 hr, 19 minDec 2110 hr, 19 minDec 21nightnightdayNowNow

The number of hours during which the Sun is visible (black line). From bottom (most yellow) to top (most gray), the color bands indicate: full daylight, twilight (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and full night.

Hours of Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Daylight 10.6h 11.2h 12.0h 12.9h 13.6h 13.9h 13.7h 13.1h 12.3h 11.4h 10.7h 10.3h

The earliest sunrise is at 7:08 AM on March 26, and the latest sunrise is 1 hour, 13 minutes later at 8:20 AM on October 29. The earliest sunset is at 6:13 PM on December 2, and the latest sunset is 3 hours, 0 minutes later at 9:13 PM on July 1.

Daylight saving time (DST) is observed in Santa Cruz de la Palma during 2022, starting in the spring on March 27, lasting 7.1 months, and ending in the fall on October 30.

Sunrise & Sunset with Twilight and Daylight Saving Time in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Sunrise & Sunset with Twilight and Daylight Saving Time in Santa Cruz de la PalmaJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec2 AM4 AM6 AM8 AM10 AM12 PM2 PM4 PM6 PM8 PM10 PM12 AM2 AMMar 267:08 AMMar 267:08 AM9:13 PMJul 19:13 PMJul 1Dec 26:13 PMDec 26:13 PM8:20 AMOct 298:20 AMOct 29Mar 27DSTMar 27DSTDSTOct 30DSTOct 30daynightnightnightSolarMidnightSolarMidnightSolarNoonSunriseSunsetNowNow

The solar day over the course of the year 2022. From bottom to top, the black lines are the previous solar midnight, sunrise, solar noon, sunset, and the next solar midnight. The day, twilights (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and night are indicated by the color bands from yellow to gray. The transitions to and from daylight saving time are indicated by the ‘DST’ labels.

The figure below presents a compact representation of the sun’s elevation (the angle of the sun above the horizon) and azimuth (its compass bearing) for every hour of every day in the reporting period. The horizontal axis is the day of the year and the vertical axis is the hour of the day. For a given day and hour of that day, the background color indicates the azimuth of the sun at that moment. The black isolines are contours of constant solar elevation.

Solar Elevation and Azimuth in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Solar Elevation and Azimuth in Santa Cruz de la PalmaJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec12 AM12 AM2 AM2 AM4 AM4 AM6 AM6 AM8 AM8 AM10 AM10 AM12 PM12 PM2 PM2 PM4 PM4 PM6 PM6 PM8 PM8 PM10 PM10 PM12 AM12 AM0000101010202020303030304040405050606070708000010101010202020303030404040405050606070708038NowNow

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Solar elevation and azimuth over the course of the year 2022. The black lines are lines of constant solar elevation (the angle of the sun above the horizon, in degrees). The background color fills indicate the azimuth (the compass bearing) of the sun. The lightly tinted areas at the boundaries of the cardinal compass points indicate the implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest).

The figure below presents a compact representation of key lunar data for 2022. The horizontal axis is the day, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the colored areas indicate when the moon is above the horizon. The vertical gray bars (new Moons) and blue bars (full Moons) indicate key Moon phases.

Moon Rise, Set & Phases in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Moon Rise, Set & Phases in Santa Cruz de la PalmaJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec12 AM12 AM4 AM4 AM8 AM8 AM12 PM12 PM4 PM4 PM8 PM8 PM12 AM12 AMJan 2Jan 2Jan 17Jan 17Feb 1Feb 1Feb 16Feb 16Mar 2Mar 2Mar 18Mar 18Apr 1Apr 1Apr 16Apr 16Apr 30Apr 30May 16May 16May 30May 30Jun 14Jun 14Jun 29Jun 29Jul 13Jul 13Jul 28Jul 28Aug 12Aug 12Aug 27Aug 27Sep 10Sep 10Sep 25Sep 25Oct 9Oct 9Oct 25Oct 25Nov 8Nov 8Nov 23Nov 23Dec 8Dec 8Dec 23Dec 23

The time in which the moon is above the horizon (light blue area), with new moons (dark gray lines) and full moons (blue lines) indicated. The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight.

We base the humidity comfort level on the dew point, as it determines whether perspiration will evaporate from the skin, thereby cooling the body. Lower dew points feel drier and higher dew points feel more humid. Unlike temperature, which typically varies significantly between night and day, dew point tends to change more slowly, so while the temperature may drop at night, a muggy day is typically followed by a muggy night.

Santa Cruz de la Palma experiences extreme seasonal variation in the perceived humidity.

The muggier period of the year lasts for 4.7 months, from June 21 to November 11, during which time the comfort level is muggy, oppressive, or miserable at least 13% of the time. The month with the most muggy days in Santa Cruz de la Palma is August, with 14.6 days that are muggy or worse.

The month with the fewest muggy days in Santa Cruz de la Palma is January, with 0. 0 days that are muggy or worse.

Humidity Comfort Levels in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Humidity Comfort Levels in Santa Cruz de la PalmamuggyJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0%0%10%10%20%20%30%30%40%40%50%50%60%60%70%70%80%80%90%90%100%100%Jan 140%Jan 140%Aug 3152%Aug 3152%Jun 2113%Jun 2113%Nov 1113%Nov 1113%NowNowmuggymuggyhumidhumidcomfortablecomfortabledrydry

dry
55°F
comfortable
60°F
humid
65°F
muggy
70°F
oppressive
75°F
miserable

The percentage of time spent at various humidity comfort levels, categorized by dew point.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Muggy days 0.0d 0.1d 0.2d 0.1d 0.9d 3.4d 9. 4d 14.6d 14.5d 8.8d 3.2d 0.8d

This section discusses the wide-area hourly average wind vector (speed and direction) at 10 meters above the ground. The wind experienced at any given location is highly dependent on local topography and other factors, and instantaneous wind speed and direction vary more widely than hourly averages.

The average hourly wind speed in Santa Cruz de la Palma experiences significant seasonal variation over the course of the year.

The windier part of the year lasts for 2.4 months, from June 19 to August 31, with average wind speeds of more than 12.9 miles per hour. The windiest month of the year in Santa Cruz de la Palma is July, with an average hourly wind speed of 14.8 miles per hour.

The calmer time of year lasts for 9.6 months, from August 31 to June 19. The calmest month of the year in Santa Cruz de la Palma is October, with an average hourly wind speed of 10.9 miles per hour.

Average Wind Speed in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Average Wind Speed in Santa Cruz de la PalmawindyJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0 mph0 mph3 mph3 mph5 mph5 mph6 mph6 mph8 mph8 mph20 mph20 mph22 mph22 mph24 mph24 mph26 mph26 mph28 mph28 mph30 mph30 mphJul 1715.2 mphJul 1715.2 mphOct 710.6 mphOct 710.6 mphNowNow

The average of mean hourly wind speeds (dark gray line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Wind Speed (mph) 12.8 13.3 13.3 12.8 12.3 12.9 14.8 13.9 11.5 10.9 12.1 12. 7

The predominant average hourly wind direction in Santa Cruz de la Palma varies throughout the year.

The wind is most often from the north for 9.4 months, from February 7 to November 18, with a peak percentage of 96% on July 15. The wind is most often from the east for 2.6 months, from November 18 to February 7, with a peak percentage of 50% on January 1.

Wind Direction in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Wind Direction in Santa Cruz de la PalmaENEJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0%100%20%80%40%60%60%40%80%20%100%0%NowNoweastnorthwestsouth

northeastsouthwest

The percentage of hours in which the mean wind direction is from each of the four cardinal wind directions, excluding hours in which the mean wind speed is less than 1.0 mph. The lightly tinted areas at the boundaries are the percentage of hours spent in the implied intermediate directions (northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest).

Santa Cruz de la Palma is located near a large body of water (e.g., ocean, sea, or large lake). This section reports on the wide-area average surface temperature of that water.

The average water temperature experiences some seasonal variation over the course of the year.

The time of year with warmer water lasts for 2.8 months, from August 8 to November 3, with an average temperature above 73°F. The month of the year in Santa Cruz de la Palma with the warmest water is September, with an average temperature of 75°F.

The time of year with cooler water lasts for 4.0 months, from January 8 to May 8, with an average temperature below 68°F. The month of the year in Santa Cruz de la Palma with the coolest water is March, with an average temperature of 66°F.

Average Water Temperature in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Average Water Temperature in Santa Cruz de la PalmawarmcoolJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec64°F64°F66°F66°F68°F68°F70°F70°F72°F72°F74°F74°F76°F76°F78°F78°FSep 2175°FSep 2175°F66°FMar 266°FMar 2Aug 873°FAug 873°FNov 373°FNov 373°FJan 868°FJan 868°FMay 868°FMay 868°FNowNow

The daily average water temperature (purple line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.

Water Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Temperature 68°F 66°F 66°F 67°F 69°F 71°F 72°F 74°F 75°F 74°F 72°F 70°F

To characterize how pleasant the weather is in Santa Cruz de la Palma throughout the year, we compute two travel scores.

The tourism score favors clear, rainless days with perceived temperatures between 65°F and 80°F. Based on this score, the best time of year to visit Santa Cruz de la Palma for general outdoor tourist activities is from late May to mid September, with a peak score in the third week of July.

Tourism Score in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Tourism Score in Santa Cruz de la Palmabest timeJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec002244668810109. 59.57.27.2NowNowprecipitationprecipitationcloudscloudstemperaturetemperaturetourism score

The tourism score (filled area), and its constituents: the temperature score (red line), the cloud cover score (blue line), and the precipitation score (green line).

The beach/pool score favors clear, rainless days with perceived temperatures between 75°F and 90°F. Based on this score, the best time of year to visit Santa Cruz de la Palma for hot-weather activities is from early July to late September, with a peak score in the third week of August.

Beach/Pool Score in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Beach/Pool Score in Santa Cruz de la Palmabest timeJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec002244668810108.68.61.01.0NowNowprecipitationprecipitationcloudscloudstemperaturetemperaturebeach/pool score

The beach/pool score (filled area), and its constituents: the temperature score (red line), the cloud cover score (blue line), and the precipitation score (green line).

Methodology

For each hour between 8:00 AM and 9:00 PM of each day in the analysis period (1980 to 2016), independent scores are computed for perceived temperature, cloud cover, and total precipitation. Those scores are combined into a single hourly composite score, which is then aggregated into days, averaged over all the years in the analysis period, and smoothed.

Our cloud cover score is 10 for fully clear skies, falling linearly to 9 for mostly clear skies, and to 1 for fully overcast skies.

Our precipitation score, which is based on the three-hour precipitation centered on the hour in question, is 10 for no precipitation, falling linearly to 9 for trace precipitation, and to 0 for 0.04 inches of precipitation or more.

Our tourism temperature score is 0 for perceived temperatures below 50°F, rising linearly to 9 for 65°F, to 10 for 75°F, falling linearly to 9 for 80°F, and to 1 for 90°F or hotter.

Our beach/pool temperature score is 0 for perceived temperatures below 65°F, rising linearly to 9 for 75°F, to 10 for 82°F, falling linearly to 9 for 90°F, and to 1 for 100°F or hotter.

Definitions of the growing season vary throughout the world, but for the purposes of this report, we define it as the longest continuous period of non-freezing temperatures (≥ 32°F) in the year (the calendar year in the Northern Hemisphere, or from July 1 until June 30 in the Southern Hemisphere).

Temperatures in Santa Cruz de la Palma are sufficiently warm year round that it is not entirely meaningful to discuss the growing season in these terms. We nevertheless include the chart below as an illustration of the distribution of temperatures experienced throughout the year.

Time Spent in Various Temperature Bands and the Growing Season in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Time Spent in Various Temperature Bands and the Growing Season in Santa Cruz de la PalmaJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%100%Jan 1100%Jan 1100%Jul 3100%Jul 3NowNowcoolcomfortablewarm

frigid
15°F
freezing
32°F
very cold
45°F
cold
55°F
cool
65°F
comfortable
75°F
warm
85°F
hot
95°F
sweltering

The percentage of time spent in various temperature bands. The black line is the percentage chance that a given day is within the growing season.

Growing degree days are a measure of yearly heat accumulation used to predict plant and animal development, and defined as the integral of warmth above a base temperature, discarding any excess above a maximum temperature. In this report, we use a base of 50°F and a cap of 86°F.

Growing Degree Days in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Growing Degree Days in Santa Cruz de la PalmaJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0°F0°F1,000°F1,000°F2,000°F2,000°F3,000°F3,000°F4,000°F4,000°F5,000°F5,000°F6,000°F6,000°FJan 790°FJan 790°FMar 11900°FMar 11900°FMay 131,800°FMay 131,800°FDec 316,494°FDec 316,494°FNowNow

The average growing degree days accumulated over the course of the year, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.

This section discusses the total daily incident shortwave solar energy reaching the surface of the ground over a wide area, taking full account of seasonal variations in the length of the day, the elevation of the Sun above the horizon, and absorption by clouds and other atmospheric constituents. Shortwave radiation includes visible light and ultraviolet radiation.

The average daily incident shortwave solar energy experiences significant seasonal variation over the course of the year.

The brighter period of the year lasts for 4.0 months, from April 23 to August 24, with an average daily incident shortwave energy per square meter above 7.0 kWh. The brightest month of the year in Santa Cruz de la Palma is June, with an average of 7.9 kWh.

The darker period of the year lasts for 3.1 months, from November 3 to February 6, with an average daily incident shortwave energy per square meter below 4.2 kWh. The darkest month of the year in Santa Cruz de la Palma is December, with an average of 3.3 kWh.

Average Daily Incident Shortwave Solar Energy in Santa Cruz de la Palma

Average Daily Incident Shortwave Solar Energy in Santa Cruz de la PalmabrightdarkdarkJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec0 kWh0 kWh2 kWh2 kWh3 kWh3 kWh4 kWh4 kWh5 kWh5 kWh5 kWh5 kWh6 kWh6 kWh7 kWh7 kWh8 kWh8 kWh9 kWh9 kWhJun 278. 0 kWhJun 278.0 kWhDec 173.3 kWhDec 173.3 kWhApr 237.0 kWhApr 237.0 kWhAug 247.0 kWhAug 247.0 kWhFeb 64.2 kWhFeb 64.2 kWhNowNow

The average daily shortwave solar energy reaching the ground per square meter (orange line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Solar Energy (kWh) 3.6 4.6 5.8 6.8 7.5 7.9 7.8 7.2 6.2 4.9 3.8 3.3

For the purposes of this report, the geographical coordinates of Santa Cruz de la Palma are 28.684 deg latitude, -17.764 deg longitude, and 59 ft elevation.

The topography within 2 miles of Santa Cruz de la Palma contains very significant variations in elevation, with a maximum elevation change of 1,890 feet and an average elevation above sea level of 456 feet. Within 10 miles contains very significant variations in elevation (7,920 feet). Within 50 miles also contains extreme variations in elevation (7,946 feet).

The area within 2 miles of Santa Cruz de la Palma is covered by water (48%), cropland (23%), and shrubs (12%), within 10 miles by water (47%) and trees (21%), and within 50 miles by water (96%).

This report illustrates the typical weather in Santa Cruz de la Palma, based on a statistical analysis of historical hourly weather reports and model reconstructions from January 1, 1980 to December 31, 2016.

Temperature and Dew Point

There is only a single weather station, La Palma Airport, in our network suitable to be used as a proxy for the historical temperature and dew point records of Santa Cruz de la Palma.

At a distance of 6 kilometers from Santa Cruz de la Palma, closer than our threshold of 150 kilometers, this station is deemed sufficiently nearby to be relied upon as our primary source for temperature and dew point records.

The station records are corrected for the elevation difference between the station and Santa Cruz de la Palma according to the International Standard Atmosphere , and by the relative change present in the MERRA-2 satellite-era reanalysis between the two locations.

Please note that the station records themselves may additionally have been back-filled using other nearby stations or the MERRA-2 reanalysis.

Other Data

All data relating to the Sun’s position (e.g., sunrise and sunset) are computed using astronomical formulas from the book, Astronomical Algorithms 2nd Edition , by Jean Meeus.

All other weather data, including cloud cover, precipitation, wind speed and direction, and solar flux, come from NASA’s MERRA-2 Modern-Era Retrospective Analysis . This reanalysis combines a variety of wide-area measurements in a state-of-the-art global meteorological model to reconstruct the hourly history of weather throughout the world on a 50-kilometer grid.

Land Use data comes from the Global Land Cover SHARE database , published by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

Elevation data comes from the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) , published by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

Names, locations, and time zones of places and some airports come from the GeoNames Geographical Database .

Time zones for airports and weather stations are provided by AskGeo.com .

Maps are © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Disclaimer

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We draw particular cautious attention to our reliance on the MERRA-2 model-based reconstructions for a number of important data series. While having the tremendous advantages of temporal and spatial completeness, these reconstructions: (1) are based on computer models that may have model-based errors, (2) are coarsely sampled on a 50 km grid and are therefore unable to reconstruct the local variations of many microclimates, and (3) have particular difficulty with the weather in some coastal areas, especially small islands.

We further caution that our travel scores are only as good as the data that underpin them, that weather conditions at any given location and time are unpredictable and variable, and that the definition of the scores reflects a particular set of preferences that may not agree with those of any particular reader.

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Sunrise and sunset times in La Palma, California

Check out today’s and tomorrow’s sunrise and sunset times in La Palma, California, United States, as well as the whole calendar for September 2022.

Today

September 28, 2022. Current time: 3:23 pm (America/Los_Angeles timezone)

First light at 6:19:52 AM

Sunrise time: 6:43:28 AM

Sunset time: 6:41:58 PM

Last light at 7:05:34 PM

Tomorrow

September 29, 2022

First light at 6:20:34 AM

Sunrise time: 6:44:11 AM

Sunset time: 6:40:35 PM

Last light at 7:04:12 PM

La Palma, California

Latitude: 33. 846405

Longitude: -118.046730

Time zone: America/Los_Angeles

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September 2022 – La Palma, California – Sunrise and sunset calendar

Sunrise and sunset times, civil twilight start and end times as well as solar noon, and day length for every day of September in La Palma.

In La Palma, California, the first day of September is 12 hours, 54 minutes long. The last day of the month is 11 hours, 54 minutes, so the length of the days gets 1 hour, 0 minutes shorter in September 2022.

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Thu, Sep 1 6:00:46 am 6:24:56 am 7:19:15 pm 7:43:24 pm 12:54:19 12:52:05 pm 5:30 am 8:13 pm 4:59 am 8:44 pm

Fri, Sep 2 6:01:30 am 6:25:37 am 7:17:55 pm 7:42:02 pm 12:52:18 12:51:46 pm 5:31 am 8:12 pm 5:00 am 8:42 pm

Sat, Sep 3 6:02:13 am 6:26:18 am 7:16:34 pm 7:40:39 pm 12:50:16 12:51:26 pm 5:32 am 8:10 pm 5:01 am 8:41 pm

Sun, Sep 4 6:02:56 am 6:26:59 am 7:15:14 pm 7:39:16 pm 12:48:15 12:51:06 pm 5:33 am 8:09 pm 5:02 am 8:39 pm

Mon, Sep 5 6:03:39 am 6:27:40 am 7:13:53 pm 7:37:53 pm 12:46:13 12:50:46 pm 5:33 am 8:07 pm 5:03 am 8:38 pm

Tue, Sep 6 6:04:22 am 6:28:21 am 7:12:31 pm 7:36:29 pm 12:44:10 12:50:26 pm 5:34 am 8:06 pm 5:04 am 8:36 pm

Wed, Sep 7 6:05:05 am 6:29:02 am 7:11:09 pm 7:35:05 pm 12:42:07 12:50:05 pm 5:35 am 8:04 pm 5:05 am 8:35 pm

Thu, Sep 8 6:05:48 am 6:29:43 am 7:09:47 pm 7:33:41 pm 12:40:04 12:49:45 pm 5:36 am 8:03 pm 5:05 am 8:33 pm

Fri, Sep 9 6:06:31 am 6:30:23 am 7:08:24 pm 7:32:17 pm 12:38:01 12:49:24 pm 5:36 am 8:01 pm 5:06 am 8:32 pm

Sat, Sep 10 6:07:13 am 6:31:04 am 7:07:02 pm 7:30:52 pm 12:35:58 12:49:03 pm 5:37 am 8:00 pm 5:07 am 8:30 pm

Sun, Sep 11 6:07:56 am 6:31:45 am 7:05:39 pm 7:29:28 pm 12:33:54 12:48:42 pm 5:38 am 7:58 pm 5:08 am 8:29 pm

Mon, Sep 12 6:08:38 am 6:32:26 am 7:04:15 pm 7:28:03 pm 12:31:49 12:48:21 pm 5:39 am 7:57 pm 5:09 am 8:27 pm

Tue, Sep 13 6:09:20 am 6:33:07 am 7:02:52 pm 7:26:38 pm 12:29:45 12:47:59 pm 5:39 am 7:56 pm 5:10 am 8:25 pm

Wed, Sep 14 6:10:02 am 6:33:47 am 7:01:28 pm 7:25:13 pm 12:27:41 12:47:38 pm 5:40 am 7:54 pm 5:10 am 8:24 pm

Thu, Sep 15 6:10:44 am 6:34:28 am 7:00:05 pm 7:23:48 pm 12:25:37 12:47:16 pm 5:41 am 7:53 pm 5:11 am 8:22 pm

Fri, Sep 16 6:11:26 am 6:35:09 am 6:58:41 pm 7:22:23 pm 12:23:32 12:46:55 pm 5:42 am 7:51 pm 5:12 am 8:21 pm

Sat, Sep 17 6:12:09 am 6:35:50 am 6:57:17 pm 7:20:59 pm 12:21:27 12:46:34 pm 5:42 am 7:50 pm 5:13 am 8:19 pm

Sun, Sep 18 6:12:51 am 6:36:31 am 6:55:53 pm 7:19:34 pm 12:19:22 12:46:12 pm 5:43 am 7:48 pm 5:14 am 8:18 pm

Mon, Sep 19 6:13:32 am 6:37:12 am 6:54:29 pm 7:18:09 pm 12:17:17 12:45:51 pm 5:44 am 7:47 pm 5:14 am 8:16 pm

Tue, Sep 20 6:14:14 am 6:37:54 am 6:53:05 pm 7:16:44 pm 12:15:11 12:45:29 pm 5:45 am 7:45 pm 5:15 am 8:15 pm

Wed, Sep 21 6:14:56 am 6:38:35 am 6:51:41 pm 7:15:20 pm 12:13:06 12:45:08 pm 5:45 am 7:44 pm 5:16 am 8:13 pm

Thu, Sep 22 6:15:39 am 6:39:16 am 6:50:18 pm 7:13:55 pm 12:11:02 12:44:47 pm 5:46 am 7:43 pm 5:17 am 8:12 pm

Fri, Sep 23 6:16:21 am 6:39:58 am 6:48:54 pm 7:12:31 pm 12:08:56 12:44:26 pm 5:47 am 7:41 pm 5:17 am 8:10 pm

Sat, Sep 24 6:17:03 am 6:40:40 am 6:47:30 pm 7:11:07 pm 12:06:50 12:44:05 pm 5:48 am 7:40 pm 5:18 am 8:09 pm

Sun, Sep 25 6:17:45 am 6:41:21 am 6:46:07 pm 7:09:44 pm 12:04:46 12:43:44 pm 5:48 am 7:38 pm 5:19 am 8:08 pm

Mon, Sep 26 6:18:27 am 6:42:04 am 6:44:44 pm 7:08:20 pm 12:02:40 12:43:24 pm 5:49 am 7:37 pm 5:20 am 8:06 pm

Tue, Sep 27 6:19:09 am 6:42:46 am 6:43:21 pm 7:06:57 pm 12:00:35 12:43:03 pm 5:50 am 7:35 pm 5:21 am 8:05 pm

Wed, Sep 28 6:19:52 am 6:43:28 am 6:41:58 pm 7:05:34 pm 11:58:30 12:42:43 pm 5:50 am 7:34 pm 5:21 am 8:03 pm

Thu, Sep 29 6:20:34 am 6:44:11 am 6:40:35 pm 7:04:12 pm 11:56:24 12:42:23 pm 5:51 am 7:33 pm 5:22 am 8:02 pm

Fri, Sep 30 6:21:17 am 6:44:54 am 6:39:13 pm 7:02:50 pm 11:54:19 12:42:03 pm 5:52 am 7:31 pm 5:23 am 8:00 pm

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Helen Ochyra discovers how the Spanish island is getting back on its feet after last year’s devastating volcanic eruption

Colourful Tazacorte claims to be Spain’s sunniest village

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Helen Ochyra

000Z”>Sunday May 15 2022, 12.01am, The Sunday Times

Europe’s newest peak is still smouldering. Clouds of white steam curl across ebony slopes, melting up into clouds that gather above a currently nameless mountain. Lower down, patches of chartreuse powder — crystallised sulphur — cling to rust-red undulations, land that has fallen into the volcano and been spat back again like fired pottery. Lower still, all is black and lumpen. The lava flow is like many I’ve seen before in the Canary Islands, but this one is just a few months old. Beneath it lies the village of Todoque, where my guide Jonas’s wife grew up. “Any memories of her childhood are gone, they’re under lava,” he says. “Her house is not there anymore, the square where she used to play. It’s all gone.”

La Palma is the youngest Canary Island, rising from the Atlantic about 1.8 million years ago — by comparison the British Isles are about 2,700 million years old. Magma bubbles beneath the Earth’s crust here and there have been eight eruptions in the 500 years since the Spanish began keeping formal records. Each has taken place on the Cumbre Vieja ridge in the south, but none has lasted as long as the most recent, beginning on September 19, 2021, and rumbling on for 85 days.

More than 2,000 homes were buried by the lava and there are stories of people losing everything: the bus driver whose three houses and restaurant were ruined and who now plans to move to Tenerife; the tour guide who was on the other side of the island when the eruption unexpectedly began and whose neighbours could save only her dogs; the banana plantation owners who have lost their livelihoods. People have left and will leave. Jonas, born and bred here, suggests he could be one of them: “The volcano is like a scar,” he says. “I don’t feel the same about the island any more.”

On top of Caldera de Taburiente

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After exploring the mutilated land around the volcano I wonder if there’s something ghoulish in coming now. And yet La Palma’s economy rests on two things: bananas, many of which have been destroyed, and tourism, which represents about a third of its GDP in a normal year.

Jonas, who owns Isla Bonita Tours (from £27pp; islabonita tours.com), believes tourism is the way forward. “People wanted to come,” he tells me. “I was trying to sort out my life and my family after the eruption and people were calling, saying they wanted to see the volcano.”

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Our itinerary is a revised version of Jonas’s volcano tour, visiting several places in the Aridane Valley where the eruption happened. The tarmacked roads now end in piles of volcanic rubble, while dark grey ash is heaped metres high in what were once people’s gardens.

On top of La Laguna mountain we see the entirety of the lava flow, its tentacles forming a jet-black rubblescape some five square miles over the valley. It remains more than 400C at 30cm depth and so there is nobody to be seen, just a lone bulldozer ploughing in an attempt to remake the main road south. It is eerie and oddly beautiful.

Volcan Teneguia

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This is an island crisscrossed with memorable hiking trails, many of which take walkers up volcanic peaks and into vast calderas. In the south a section of the Ruta de los Volcanes runs from Fuencaliente to the crater edge of Volcan San Antonio and on to Volcan Teneguia. Until the most recent eruption the latter was the youngest volcano on the island, formed in 1971. At its peak the tradewinds whip and the view is all dark slopes running steeply down to the sea. Today the new land created by Teneguia’s lava flow is a fertile landscape filled with banana trees and grape vines. New life springs eternal.

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Further north the landscape is older, greener. At the island’s heart the bowl-shaped Caldera de Taburiente appears like a volcanic crater but is actually a mountain collapsed in on itself, creating a huge five-mile-wide depression. Pine trees march across it, pointing towards jagged, pitted cliffs in brown and russet, while at its base streams burble, and waterfalls trail white ribbons down lichen-covered rock faces.

Although La Palma is the wettest of the Canaries — the furthest northwest, it takes the brunt of the Atlantic weather — it’s also home to the village that claims to be Spain’s sunniest. Tazacorte, on the west coast, escaped the recent eruption by just a couple of miles. Today it feels like a charmed location: sun-soaked, easygoing, lucky. It has become home to many of the island’s displaced people, as well as a spot on the volcano-viewing trail.

It has also long been a whale-watching centre and offers the chance to combine searching for cetaceans with viewing the island’s new landscape from the water. OceanExplorer’s Flipper Tour (£38; oceanexplorer.es/en) is a three-hour cruise leaving from Tazacorte’s marina. Since there is a pod of bottlenose dolphins in residence here, year-round sightings are pretty much guaranteed.

Mirador de la Caldera de Taburiente on Palma

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Within minutes dolphins surround the boat. A marine biologist leads the tour and points them out, first one side of the boat, then the other. Excited squealing kids and — let’s be honest — grown-ups rush to port and starboard en masse, until we’re told we mustn’t cluster in case the boat can’t handle it. One Spanish woman isn’t handling it, lying green on the rear deck — this is not a trip for the easily seasick — but the rest of us stagger about trying to capture the encounter.

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Above it all stands the new volcano. Smouldering on the horizon, its edges from out at sea appear greyer, somehow softer, its bulk smudged into the landscape. From here it’s obvious that this is just one chapter in La Palma’s story, existing alongside a series of older lava flows.

I can’t get over how a mountain can be standing where there wasn’t one before. “People ask me what the mountain looked like before the eruption,” Jonas says, “and I say, what mountain? There was no mountain. What you see to the north, the valley and the houses, that’s what continued. The mountain is totally new.”

One day soon, though, the locals will give La Palma’s new peak a name. It will cease smouldering and somewhere, perhaps on this island, another apex will become Europe’s newest mountain. As ever, Earth moves on and all we can really do is stand at a safe distance and watch.

Helen Ochyra was a guest of the Spanish Tourist Office (spain.info) and Visit La Palma (visitlapalma.es). Hacienda San Jorge has B&B doubles from £70 (hsanjorge.com). Fly to La Palma

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Take a hike

Exodus’s self-guided Walking the Trails of La Palma itinerary is suitable for keen hikers looking for a challenge. Overnight stays in the capital, Santa Cruz, bookend six full days of trekking, which start on the east of the island. The route includes the GR130 coast path to San Andres, a visit to an otherworldly forest of dragon trees, and a walk along the rim of the Caldera de Taburiente. Book between October to May, when temperatures are cooler and walking is more comfortable.
Details Seven nights’ B&B from £1,569pp, including flights (exodus.co.uk)

Faro Punta Cumplida

See the light

A lighthouse has been illuminating the rocky northeast coast near Barlovento since the 1860s, but today Faro Punta Cumplida has an additional purpose as an aparthotel. Three modern suites have been added to the working lighthouse’s ground floor, which all feature glorious sea views, roomy bathrooms and well-equipped kitchens. There’s an infinity pool and terrace, and if you can handle the 158 steps to the top of the tower you’ll be rewarded with a small bar. Plenty of restaurants are less than ten minutes away.
Details B&B doubles from £285 (floatel.de). Fly to La Palma

Hotel Hacienda de Abajo

The sweet life

On the edge of historic Tazacorte, the 17th-century Hotel Hacienda de Abajo was once part of a sugar cane estate. There are two big draws here: the botanic gardens, where you’ll find orchids alongside Canarian native species, and the art. Each of the hotel’s 32 rooms are individually decorated featuring tapestries and works by Flemish artists. There’s an à la carte restaurant, a small spa with a sauna and a heated outdoor pool – although it’s also just a 12-minute saunter to the beach.
Details Seven nights’ B&B from £1,159pp, including flights and transfers (classic-collection. co.uk)

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Are you looking for a different holiday on an island, with good weather all year round and in direct contact with nature in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean? Come to La Palma, in the Canary Islands. Known as “La Isla Bonita”, you will be surprised by the variety of its landscapes: from volcanoes to magical laurel forests, black sand beaches and natural pools. It has been declared a Biosphere Reserve and offers some of the most interesting trails in the Canary Islands. Ideally, book at least a week to explore it quietly in a rental car. The island is well connected by air: it has direct connections with several European countries like Germany, Holland, Belgium, England, Sweden, Denmark and Switzerland. Also, it has a direct connection with some continental-Spain cities like Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao and Santiago de Compostela, either year round or depending on the season. If you prefer to travel by boat, you can get there from Tenerife and La Gomera.Here are the 10 must-visit places on La Palma. You’ll love them:

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Delving into the spectacular Caldera de Taburiente

Declared a National Park, it’s the most iconic natural area of La Palma. Caldera de Taburiente is a fissure eight kilometres in diameter in the centre of the island, which resulted from different volcanic and erosive phenomena. It is currently covered by forests and crossed by deep ravines and springs. The landscape will leave you speechless. There are different trails to explore the area, albeit the best known is the PR LP 13, of medium-high difficulty. It is a 27-km circular route leaving from Los Llanos de Aridane. However, most hikers usually take a taxi that leaves them at the Brecitos natural viewing point to walk from there to the Angustias ravine, on a descent that usually lasts about six hours. Along the way, you can stop at incredible viewing points or see the famous Cascada de Colores.

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Walking among clouds and stars: Roque de los Muchachos

It is part of the National Park and, at 2,426 metres, it’s the highest point on the island. Here, the landscape becomes much more colossal and rocky and you will even feel like you’re walking on the clouds. On clear days, you can see the neighbouring islands of La Gomera and El Hierro and Mount Teide in the distance. If you can, stay until sunset… The silence, the colour… The experience from above is unique.

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Going through tunnels in search of the springs of Marcos y Cordero

Inside of the Las Nieves – Bosque de Los Tilos Nature Reserve, one route is of particular interest. The PR PL 6 Los Sauces – Los Tilos trail. This path takes you through 13 tunnels made to route the water until it descends to the heart of the original Biosphere Reserve. The laurel forests and the waterfalls flowing from the hillside in the springs of Marcos y Cordero are simply magical. You must bear in mind that the full route is 24.5 kilometres long, and that this is a path only for experts. A simpler alternative is to take a taxi from the Los Tilos visitor centre to Casa del Monte and start a 12.5-km journey from there.

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Floating in the Charco Azul

El Charco Azul, on the coast of San Andrés, is one of the best-known natural pools on the entire island. You must not miss the experience of taking a good dip in salt water if you’re in the area. The contrast between the black of the volcanic rock entering the sea and the turquoise blue colour of the water will feel like you are in paradise.

Sunset on the beach of Los Nogales de Puntallana on La Palma, Canary Islands

Feeling the wind between the great cliffs of Los Nogales beach

It is undoubtedly one of most beautiful beaches on the island. You have to access it on foot. In addition to its undeniable beauty, this black sand beach is known for its strong currents and waves. So, you need to be especially careful and stay close to the shore. It is also an ideal enclave for surf lovers.

Detail of colonial-style buildings in Santa Cruz de La Palma on La Palma, Canary Islands

Discovering the colonial architecture of Santa Cruz de La Palma

When you visit La Palma, make sure to save time for the island’s capital. Strolling through its cobbled streets will transport you to a past of transoceanic voyages and explorers, as it was an important port on the route between Europe and America. Walking through this small city is a delight. You will find colonial-style manor houses, carved wooden balconies full of flowers that look out to the sea, the Island Museum, palaces, churches, theatres… And make sure to visit the galleon Barco de la Virgen at Plaza de la Alameda, and the Castle of Santa Catalina.

Travelling to the Tertiary in the forests of Cubo de la Galga

This area is ideal if you are travelling as a family, because you can all do a low-difficulty circular path of about 11 kilometres, and even shorter options. It will feel like you are inside a story, as you walk through a laurel forest where magical beings seem to live. Did you know that these forests are like a relic of the almost-extinct ancient Tertiary forests?The route also links to Montaña de La Galga, with a splendid natural viewing point.

Detail of the Fuencaliente salt pans in La Palma, Canary Islands

Experiencing colour in the salt flats of Fuencaliente

You will find them in the south of La Palma. Get your camera ready because this corner of La Palma stands out for its colour contrasts: the white of the salt, the black of the volcanic rock and the blue of the ocean create a living canvas. In addition, it is a resting place for migratory birds. Right next door, you will find a themed restaurant to understand the salt production process and buy products such as fleur de sel. Nearby is the beautiful lighthouse of Fuencaliente and beaches such as Las Cabras and Echentive.

Rock carving in the cultural park of La Zarza y La Zarcita de Garafía on La Palma, Canary Islands

Learning about ancient settlers in the cultural park of La Zarza y La Zarcita

The town of Garafía houses this area, which is actually an interesting archaeological site. Taking a pleasant walk through the forest, you will be able to see some of the most important rock carvings on the islands. A place full of mystery and geometric and symbolic figures. Its visitor centre is being renovated to offer information about these centuries-old artistic works and the first settlers of La Palma.

Hikers on the Route of the Volcanoes on La Palma, Canary Islands

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The Route of the Volcanoes

This may be the most famous hiking experience on the island. It takes you on a journey through the “lunar landscapes” of craters left by volcano eruptions. It is a demanding route of around 23 kilometres that begins at the El Pilar leisure area and ends in Los Canarios, although many visitors extend it to the Fuencaliente lighthouse. And if you can, end the route at sunset. It’s simply unforgettable.

These are just a few ideas to enjoy some of the most popular places on the island. Whenever you wish to walk a path, find out about its condition beforehand on this website, since some sections may be inaccessible.La Palma is full of mysteries, secrets and pleasant surprises. Come and discover them?

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January 61.6% 20.4°C 17.5°C 1 day (16 mm) 20.1°C

February 58. 4% 19.4°C 16.4°C 1 day (13 mm) 19.4°C

March 61.3% 20.1°C 16.4°C 0 days (11 mm) 18.9°C

April 64.4% 21.7°C 17.5°C 1 day (12 mm) 19.4°C

May 69.0% 23.9°C 18.6°C 0 days (8 mm) 20.3°C

June 76.1% 25.8°C 20.2°C 0 days (4 mm) 21.7°C

July 79.5% 28.2°C 21. 6°C 0 days (5 mm) 22.7°C

August 77.5% 28.7°C 22.5°C 3 days (37 mm) 23.6°C

September 86.6% 27.8°C 22.9°C 1 day (15 mm) 24.8°C

October 76.7% 26.6°C 22.2°C 4 days (62 mm) 24.3°C

November 70.8% 24.0°C 20.1°C 2 days (42 mm) 22.9°C

December 67.6% 22.3°C 18.4°C 1 day (20 mm) 21. 4°C

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Eh, it’s hard for me to write about trips …
It’s very hard (((…
Now I’m looking at this photo – filmed a couple of days before the start of quarantine in Spain, and in the Canary Islands in particular.People are sitting in cafes, relaxing and not blowing in their mustache… And they don’t know that in a couple of days their life will change dramatically.And the whole world will go crazy( ((…

Do you know why it’s hard for me to write about this? Yes, simply because I know that this year we will definitely not go far anywhere (((. Even if the borders open – which I have little faith in … That is, some borders may open – for example, with neighboring countries, but in order to all over the world – no, I don’t believe it (. ..
But even if the borders open and planes fly in again, ships float and hotels open, then I still won’t go far.
Because of the coronavirus, yes (((.
Although not because I’m afraid to get sick – I’m not afraid, by the way)))…
I just found out for myself that now I’m afraid to go to the hospital, where there are a lot of beds in the ward!!! I’m more afraid of this fucking virus (((…
You see, it was a revelation for me to see photos of hospitals from other countries where people are several people in a ward. And the worst thing is with a shared toilet, brrr(((…

I understand very well that all people are different and many would prefer to lie with someone together — it turned out that this is exactly the case in southern countries! Spanish))) – all the time she remembers the “good old days”, when there were two and three people in the ward. And it was fun))).
And now, if she is admitted to the hospital, she lies alone all the time.. . She is bored…

TV, etc. We also have a very good menu in hospitals – a good selection of dishes every day and every day a new menu. And the quality is, for a moment, better than on some cruise ships (we won’t point fingers, but it’s MSC, hmm…). And the products are better and the choice is more interesting.
Although I could easily survive bad (NOT varied and NOT interesting) food – just think, I can endure a few days). But I need a separate ward … Over the years here (30 years is not a joke to you), I’ve grown a lot, you know, and the majority of people here (my mother-in-law does not count) prefer to have separate conditions. And lie down – get sick in splendid isolation.

Of course, you will ask me – why did I want to go to the hospital?)))
No, I did not want to))). I have never been in a hospital before. The husband lay once, by the way – in the infectious disease, one day in total. We then arrived from the Gambia and he had a fever – we got scared, it could be malaria and so we rushed to the hospital! My husband was given a room, but the tests were done very quickly and they were negative, and we returned home a couple of hours later. But he left the keys to the ward for one more day. Such a cunning))) – during this time, while waiting for the result of the tests, he managed to find out that there are good sports channels on TV, paid ones, but we didn’t have them at home. And there, just the next day, they broadcast an interesting boxing match. Well, in short – the next evening, my husband took his friends and beer with him, and they closed themselves in his ward in the infectious disease and watched boxing))).

Just what I’m talking about. My husband and I are no longer 18 years old. I am 55, he is 60. And although we don’t have any special illnesses, we are not getting any younger, and I am well aware that something can happen on a trip. At least the car can knock down. No one is safe from this… Or a virus, as it is now!!! It’s terrible what’s going on (((. Usually our insurance company will always find a suitable (and of course PRIVATE!!!) option for us – with the same conditions as ours. And in many countries there are no problems with this. But not in such is the situation as it is now (((… Or rather, I think that even if the number of patients with the virus drops significantly and the borders are opened, it is possible that hospitals will still be crammed with patients. Many people are now postponing their operations for later…

In short, I’m afraid to go somewhere far away this year! And it’s very hard (((. Therefore, it’s even strange to write about trips now …
Such are the things.
But you have to))).

Of course, we are going to travel a lot here in Denmark, we even look at the island of Bornholm (remember at Karamzin?) and Farrera. No, don’t offer Grendandia))) – even in summer you can give oak from the cold, this is not our “cap of tea” …
If the neighboring countries open, we will go somewhere by car. Perhaps to Norway or Germany…
But definitely no air travel…

And now on the topic).
So.
We liked the capital of La Palma. The island is tiny, but the capital is quite so decent. They compared it with the capital in Lanzarote and the latter lost a lot to her !!! By the way, I have a lot of tails on almost all trips, and the capital on Lanzerot is one of them. Maybe I’ll get together one of these days and write about it – it will be interesting to compare).

Yes, the first time we were there, the restaurants and shops were open, only the museums were already closed. And the restaurants closed for the second time…
So sorry(((…
We found a very pleasant place there – something like a cafe, everything is very modest and simple, but the jamon was mega tasty and the Manchego cheese too).

cozy. was built in 1559—1567 “The stone for the construction was delivered from La Gomera. The Town Hall is the most significant Renaissance building in the Canary Islands. The arches are reminiscent of the Italian Renaissance, but the interiors (the town hall can be viewed completely freely) are designed in the Spanish colonial style. ”

There are many ancient balconies on the parallel street, made of carved wood – in the guidebook it was just that – “Balconies”))).

The black sand beach… uh… doesn’t look very good (…

But walking along the embankment is certainly pleasant. Especially if you live in the capital.
And again, balconies, balconies)…
By the way, these houses with balconies (Casas de los Balcones) were built in the 19th century. and became the symbol of Santa Cruz. Bright, unusual, built in the Portuguese style, they used to be used as outposts. It’s quite good to look out for enemy ships while sitting on such a balcony with a glass of wine in hand))).

The city was founded on May 3, 1493 by governor Alonso Fernández de Lugo, and was an important port on the route between Europe and the American colonies.
I think you can find a lot of interesting things in museums there. But they were closed, alas. For example, this one, the Maritime Museum, which is located in a copy of Columbus’ ship “Santa Maria” – El Barco de la Virgen.

I already wrote about the Santa Cruz Mercado Municipal market (or rather, I showed it in a post about the hotel).

Moving on.
The Castillo de Santa Catalina was also closed…

But the city hall building was opened – well, it seemed to me that it was). We walked there…

There was a bus like this on one of the streets. At first I thought it had something to do with the corona, but it turned out that it was just blood donation for donors. In general, it is strange to see this a little – usually, blood is donated in hospitals …

This figure surprised me a little. Napoleon??? I saw similar ones in other places on the island.

and different from there …

Children’s bloops liked it – so cheerful)))))).

The next day we went to the very south of the island, to the volcanoes. To be continued…

p.s. I want to write a few more words about our cruise, which we refused. We just canceled it and that’s it. But our insurance company asked us to write letters to everyone – in addition to the cruise, flights and hotels were ordered from us. We wrote to all of them – to the cruise company, to the airline, and to Hotels.com, to be more specific, we needed their official refusal to return the money to us. At that time, almost everyone refused (Hotels did not answer). And we sent it all to the insurance company.
They reviewed the case and refunded us all the expenses – for the cruise, planes, hotels. However, over time, the airlines canceled our flights back from Italy, and the hotels were also canceled. The money for the flight was never returned to us – but they gave us a voucher for a future flight. And Hotels.com returned the money for hotels over time – thanks to them for that !!!
We contacted the insurance again, but they did not change anything – they said that the case was closed. So now, in principle, we have vouchers for a flight somewhere, as a bonus))). Although it’s not a fact that this company won’t go broke and vouchers won’t turn into candy wrappers… for the cruise they returned not money, but again vouchers … And it’s not a fact that these are not candy wrappers – now it’s generally unclear what will happen to cruise companies and which of them will not go bankrupt …
So it’s good that we didn’t go on this cruise))).
And we made a conclusion for ourselves – we will never get in touch with Italian companies again!!! They showed themselves from a very bad side – they lied until the last day that the cruise would go as planned, all ports would take place and the ship would return to Italy. None of this, of course, happened (((. The ports were closed for the ship and as a result people were landed in Milan and from there people flew home by evacuation planes for a lot of money (many for 1500 euros per person). And this filthy MSC naturally did not pay for the flight. Even Costa paid people to fly back!But that’s because they are already owned by the Americans, not the Italians…
So think ten times before contacting them – they are crooks, not a firm!!!
We definitely won’t sail with them again… The food there is very bad, and there is no service, and now we know that they are also crooks…

And another thing – a couple of weeks after the end of the cruise MSC, sent us a letter – they say you went on this cruise (their system apparently did not show that we did not go on the cruise), and many of the passengers were found to be sick with the virus !!! They recommended to go to the hospital (((…
Eh, it’s a pity that we even ended this case with the insurance company, we should sue them. I hope there were Americans on the ship and then they will surely do it! After all, the company knew in advance that it was dangerous for people to go on this cruise, but they lied that the ship was “clean”… Greedy (((…

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Luxury hotels in maspalomas gran canaria: Top 15 Luxury Hotels in Maspalomas

Опубликовано: November 2, 2022 в 1:37 pm

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16 Best Hotels in Maspalomas. Hotels from $24/night

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Seven Hotel & Wellness – Gay Men Only

9.4 Excellent

Campo Internacional$220+

$220+

Parking

Free Wi-Fi

Pool

Spa

Tabaiba Princess

Sonneland$240+

$240+

Parking

Free Wi-Fi

Sahara Playa Hotel – Maspalomas – Pool

Sahara Playa Hotel

8.3 Excellent

Playa del Ingles$166+

$166+

San Agustin Beach Club – Maspalomas – Pool

San Agustin Beach Club

8. 4 Excellent

San Agustín$168+

$168+

Pool

Spa

Abora Interclub Atlantic By Lopesan Hotels – Maspalomas – Lobby

Abora Interclub Atlantic By Lopesan Hotels

8.1 Excellent

San Agustín$160+

$160+

Free Wi-Fi

Pool

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Corallium Beach by Lopesan Hotels – Adults Only – Maspalomas – Pool

Corallium Beach by Lopesan Hotels – Adults Only

8.7 Excellent

San Agustín$166+

$166+

Free Wi-Fi

Pool

Lopesan Baobab Resort – Maspalomas – Lounge

Lopesan Baobab Resort

8.8 Excellent

$271+

$271+

Free Wi-Fi

Pool

Spa

Faisan – Maspalomas – Pool

Faisan

Playa del Ingles$57+

$57+

Vital Suites Residencia, Salud & Spa – Maspalomas – Pool

Vital Suites Residencia, Salud & Spa

8.8 Excellent

Playa del Ingles$121+

$121+

Parking

Pool

Spa

Bull Escorial & Spa – Maspalomas – Front desk

Bull Escorial & Spa

8. 6 Excellent

Playa del Ingles$152+

$152+

Parking

Free Wi-Fi

Pool

Spa

Seaside Palm Beach – Maspalomas – Patio

Seaside Palm Beach

8.9 Excellent

$324+

$324+

Parking

Free Wi-Fi

Pool

Pet friendly

Caybeach Meloneras – Maspalomas – Pool

Caybeach Meloneras

8.2 Excellent

$126+

$126+

Parking

Free Wi-Fi

Pool

Gold by Marina – Adults Only – Maspalomas – Building

Gold by Marina – Adults Only

9 Excellent

Playa del Ingles$168+

$168+

Parking

Free Wi-Fi

Pool

Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels – Maspalomas – Pool

Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels

8.2 Excellent

Playa del Ingles$159+

$159+

Free Wi-Fi

Pool

Teneguia Apartments – Maspalomas

Teneguia Apartments

Playa del Ingles$15+

$15+

allsun Hotel Lucana – Maspalomas

allsun Hotel Lucana

Playa del Ingles$125+

$125+

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Green Park

7. 3 Good

Playa del Ingles$46+

$46+

Hotel The Anamar Suites

8.2 Excellent

Playa del Ingles$103+

$103+

Servatur Waikiki – Maspalomas – Restaurant

Servatur Waikiki

7.9 Good

Playa del Ingles$105+

$105+

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Free Wi-Fi

Pool

Jardin Del Atlantico Apartments – Maspalomas – Building

Jardin Del Atlantico Apartments

6.8 Good

Playa del Ingles$59+

$59+

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If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in Maspalomas, you should consider visiting during the low season. You’ll find cheaper hotels in Maspalomas in January and November.

Hotel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll most likely find the best hotel deals in Maspalomas if you stay on a Saturday. The opposite is true for, Monday, which is usually the most expensive day.

Book more than 90 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your Maspalomas hotel.

The cheapest 3-star hotel room in Maspalomas found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was $100, while the most expensive was $220.

How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their hotel in Maspalomas for 21 days.

For those who would like to enjoy Maspalomas’ beautiful beaches, consider booking a hotel near Playa del Inglés, a popular beach area that is a great location for swimming, sunbathing and water sports. The Corallium Dunamar By Lopesan hotel is set in a unique pyramid-shaped building and is located directly on the Playa del Inglés beachfront.

Planning on visiting Maspalomas with your family? If so, select a hotel near Holiday World Maspalomas, such as the Hotel Koala Garden located a 2-minute drive away. Holiday World is a kid-friendly amusement centre that contains a variety of rides and games, as well as a bowling alley and restaurant.

To experience some of the city’s natural scenery and wildlife, choose a hotel next to the Parque Botánico De Maspalomas, a botanical garden that hosts a selection of exotic plants, birds and insects. The Vistaflor Bungalows is a budget choice that is only a 4-minute walk from the garden and regularly has on-site live music and entertainment.

If you enjoy golfing, pick one of the many hotels near the Maspalomas Golf Club, such as the Bungalows Cordial Green Golf located less than a 10-minute walk away. This 18-hole golf course is open to both members and guests and it has a driving range, restaurant and bar.

For visitors who would like to experience Maspalomas’ nightlife, select a hotel in the city centre, as this is where the highest concentration of restaurants, bars and clubs can be found. The Hotel Riu Papayas is a good hotel that will place you within walking distance of many popular bars, such as the Fiction Bar Gran Canaria.

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View on map2. 9 km from City Center300 m from Maspalomas Lighthouse

Guests can enjoy a swimming pool and benefit from a 24-hour restaurant at the hotel.

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View on map1.9 km from City Center700 m from ExpoMeloneras Convention Centre

Set within 20 minutes’ walk of the city center, the apartment offers a kitchenette along with a sun terrace.

Very good367367 reviews

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6.7 km from City Center

Guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the ocean, have a drink at the café bar or take a plunge in a heated swimming pool.

Great379379 reviews

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700 m from City Center700 m from Playa de San Agustín

International menu is served at the hotel’s 24-hour restaurant in the busy area of Maspalomas.

Great153153 reviews

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2. 8 km from City Center400 m from ExpoMeloneras Convention Centre

Located just next to Fund Grube Varadero and not far away from an underground station, this 639-room hotel with fantastic views provides Turkish steam bath, hammam and massage.

Perfect11 review

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600 m from City Center200 m from Maspalomas Golf Course

Located in an entertainment area, and just off a bus stop, the venue comes with hydromassage and steam baths.

Very good440440 reviews

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2.7 km from City Center500 m from Maspalomas Lighthouse

You can swim in a lagoon-style swimming pool or take advantage of a solarium, a Jacuzzi and a sauna at this pleasant hotel.

Great275275 reviews

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1.6 km from City Center1000 m from ExpoMeloneras Convention Centre

Offering a stunning location close to La Charca, this hotel holds in total 209 rooms boasting a nightclub, a summer terrace and a pool area onsite.

Great284284 reviews

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1.1 km from City Center500 m from Playa de San Agustín

Enjoy international meals and an outdoor pool in the hotel located in a recreational area.

Very good266266 reviews

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3.0 km from City Center100 m from Maspalomas Lighthouse

Thanks to the spectacular location, the hotel is set right in the centre of Maspalomas, and also you can enjoy a swimming pool on-site.

Great123123 reviews

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1.7 km from City Center1000 m from Playa de San Agustín

Boasting location close to playa maspalomas, the venue includes 78 rooms and a heated swimming pool.

Great9696 reviews

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1000 m from City Center300 m from Maspalomas Golf Course

This luxury hotel features a salt water swimming pool and 24 rooms facing the city.

Very good9494 reviews

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1.0 km from City Center400 m from Maspalomas Golf Course

Guests can unwind with a wellness area and a solarium provided by the property, located in the centre of Maspalomas.

Great7272 reviews

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1.4 km from City Center900 m from Playa de San Agustín

Boasting location close to Maspalomas Beach in a busy area, the venue offers 799 rooms together with a sundeck, a volleyball court and tennis courts.

Great1111 reviews

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The budget hotel is a good starting point to Maspalomas’ sights including Holiday World Maspalomas and Holiday World Maspalomas.

Great6666 reviews

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Set in a shopping area of Maspalomas, this attractive property entertains guests with live performances and live music.

Great6565 reviews

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1000 m from City Center400 m from Maspalomas Golf Course

The property is fitted with an outdoor pool and is situated less than 3.6 km from Aqualand Maspalomas.

Very good271271 reviews

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900 m from City Center1.3 km from Maspalomas Golf Course

The hotel has a swimming pool and lies close to Cita Shopping Center which is worth visiting.

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500 m from City Center500 m from Maspalomas Golf Course

Located 1 km away from Maspalomas city center, this hotel features 13 rooms and a private swimming pool.

Very good2929 reviews

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2.6 km from City Center600 m from Maspalomas Lighthouse

The venue offers a perfect position in a commercial area, boasting an indoor pool and a breathtaking view of Andes Mountains.

Great9797 reviews

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1.9 km from City Center

Guests of the hotel can enjoy an outdoor swimming pool plus Turkish bath and massage, or take a walk to Maspalomas Lighthouse set nearby.

Great3434 reviews

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1.8 km from City Center1000 m from Maspalomas Dunes

A short walk from Kasbah and a bus stop, this hotel features a swimming pool and consists of 368 rooms.

Great113113 reviews

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2.8 km from City Center400 m from ExpoMeloneras Convention Centre

The hotel is conveniently situated facing Paseo Costa Canaria and offers a swimming pool along with cots, high chairs and a playground for guests with children.

Very good2626 reviews

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6.2 km from City Center

This hotel features panoramic views of the mountain and provides guests with a year-round outdoor swimming pool onsite, boasting location next to a motorway.

Very good2727 reviews

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300 m from City Center600 m from Maspalomas Golf Course

Offering convenient proximity to Papagayo Night Club, the hotel is also close to Aqualand.

Very good1919 reviews

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6.3 km from City Center2.3 km from Palmitos Park

The business hotel boasts 25 rooms along with hiking, ping pong and darts, offering direct access to Palmitos Park.

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1.0 km from City Center400 m from Playa de San Agustín

Featuring a swimming pool, this property is set a short distance from Pranapure Yoga School Maspalomas and Riscos de Tirajana.

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1.7 km from City Center1000 m from Playa de San Agustín

The hotel offers convenient proximity to Strandpromenade Meloneras and features beauty therapy and massage treatments for guests’ relaxation.

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1.7 km from City Center1000 m from Playa de San Agustín

Situated 30 minutes’ walk from the city center of Gran Canaria, the luxury property provides beauty therapy and complimentary massage for your enjoyable vacation.

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Featuring the outdoor swimming pool, this property is set a short distance from Las Burras Beach and Maspalomas Beach, Gran Canaria.

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Located 0.4 miles away from the city center, this hotel features 12 rooms and a swimming pool.

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6.7 km from City Center

The property is fitted with a swimming pool and is situated less than 2.2 miles from Playa Nudista Montana Arena.

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6.7 km from City Center

The Apartment comes with a swimming pool and is set 4. 8 miles from Playa de Amadores.

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6.7 km from City Center

The Apartment comes with a heated pool and is set 2.2 miles from Playa Nudista Montana Arena.

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6.7 km from City Center

The property is fitted with a swimming pool and is situated less than 2 miles from Zona Arqueologica Lomo Galeon.

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6.7 km from City Center

The property is fitted with a swimming pool and is situated less than 2.3 miles from Asociacion Misionera Para El Marino Noruego En Espana.

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1.7 km from City Center1000 m from Playa de San Agustín

The hotel has the outdoor swimming pool and lies close to TEMPLO ECUMÉNICO “El Salvador” which is worth visiting.

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5 star hotels in Gran Canaria, selection of the best places to stay

If you are looking for 5-star hotels in Gran Canaria, here we are going to tell you which are, from our point of view, the best. It is true that unlike other Canary Islands, in Gran Canaria we do not have such a wide 5-star hotel offer. In any case, there are very good hotels in this category and we will mention them below. Let’s go!

5 star hotels in Gran Canaria

5-star hotels in Gran Canaria

The best 5-star hotels in Gran Canaria are in the south, like practically all the hotels on the island. In this case, the ones that we are going to tell you about are all located in Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés and Salobre areas, with the exception of the hotels Suites 1478 and Santa Catalina, both in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. On the other hand, except for the Grand Hotel Residencia, we can say that there are no luxury hotels in Gran Canaria. However, luckily we have the island that it is. Here is our list of the best 5-star hotels on the island!

Breakfast in the room Suites 1478 hotel

5-star hotels in Gran Canaria: south of the island

In the Maspalomas area we have a wide range of five-star hotels. The problem is that they are VERY big, they are resorts. Therefore, here the personalized service does not fit. The facilities may be fine, but we are talking about mass hotels where you are one more. Anyway, we can understand that this does not matter to you, so we are going to give you all the options that we know.

1. Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia. One of the best holiday resorts in Gran Canaria

If you want to stay in one of the best hotels in Gran Canaria, this is undoubtedly the Grand Hotel Residencia. We have been fortunate enough to stay and everything here are details, personalized customer service and amenities. It is an adults only hotel, so it is also one of the best quiet resorts in Gran Canaria. Its cuisine is exquisite and the rooms enormous. It is a hotel for rest and relax. The architecture of the establishment is spectacular. A small town of little houses with their balconies and gardens. Of course, prepare the wallet because it is the most expensive hotel in Gran Canaria!

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Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia, luxury hotel in Gran Canaria

2. Hotel Faro, a Lopesan Collection Hotel 5*. Top resorts Gran Canaria

This establishment was renovated in 2020 and is characterized by its unique location on the beachfront of Maspalomas. It is as if you were on a boat sailing, a true wonder. The hotel is not very big, that is why they can give you a good service.

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Faro hotel on the beachfront, top resorts Gran Canaria

3. Salobre Hotel Resort & Serenity 5*. One of the best resorts in Gran Canaria for golfers

This 5-star hotel in Gran Canaria is also in a unique location in the Salobre Golf private urbanization. Only hotel guests, private villas and apartments and golf course players from Salobre can access here. We can say that the Salobre hotel is one of the best resorts in Gran Canaria for golfers, since it has a golf shop, golf classes and offers buggies to guests to move around the area. However, we have stayed here and it is ideal to disconnect and eat well.

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Salobre Hotel Resort & Serenity, 5 star hotels in Gran Canaria

4. Bohemia Suites & Spa, five star hotels in Gran Canaria

The Bohemia Suites & Spa hotel stands out for its high commitment to restaurant and cocktail services. Equally, it is a fairly modern and technological hotel. It offers tablets to its guests to contact the reception, room service, etc. We were surprised by their restaurant or, better said, Around the table experience. The only problem is that it is located in a very touristy area, in Playa del Inglés beach.

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5. Lopesan Villa del Conde 5*, top resorts in Gran Canaria

We also know this hotel of Meloneras as we have stayed here. It is located in one of the best place to holiday in Gran Canaria. It is an establishment that completely imitates a typical Canarian town with its Church, town square, restaurants, small shops and houses. In the church is where the reception and bar-disco are located imitates. It is the Church of San Sebastián de Agüimes.

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6. RIU Palace Maspalomas, all inclusive 5 star Gran Canaria

If you are looking for the best all inclusive 5 star in Gran Canaria, the RIU Palace Maspalomas has to be in your options. However, take in mind that if you are traveling with kids, this is a hotel for adults only. As you can see, the location with Maspalomas views is unique.

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5-star hotels in Gran Canaria: Las Palmas city

The hotel offer in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is currently experiencing a good moment with numerous openings, both for hotel renovations and new construction. In this sense, regarding premium offer, we recommend two hotels in Las Palmas. One in Vegueta as we said at the beginning and another in the residential area of Ciudad Jardín.

7. Suites 1478, Vegueta

We have also stayed at this emblematic hotel. It is an old Canarian house completely renovated. It still preserves its interior patio, carpentry on its Canarian balconies, stonework from Arucas and, best of all, full of works of art of all kinds. The rooms are super spacious and have their own living room and / or terrace. In addition, they have a very strong commitment to the customer service.

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8. Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel 5*GL, nicest resorts in Gran Canaria

This 5-star hotel in Las Palmas is an emblem for the city, as it is one of the oldest hotels in the Canary Islands that is still open. Keep in mind that it has been in operation since 1890, until 2019 that it closed its doors for a complete reform. This hotel has the prestige of having housed a lot of relevant personalities such as the Princes of Asturias, the Spanish Royal Family, Mr. José María Aznar, Mr. Felipe González, Prince Charles from England, Agatha Christie, Sir Winston Churchill, etc. So that, this is one of the nicest resorts in Gran Canaria, although it is in the capital city.

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Which of these 5-star hotels in Gran Canaria do you stay with? Do you know any? As always, we hope we have helped you. Do not hesitate to leave us a comment if you have any questions. Finally, you can look for more hotels in Gran Canaria below.

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11 luxury hotels in Maspalomas, Spain from €56

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Hotel THe Koala Garden

Maspalomas

1.3 km from centre

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Hotel Faro, a Lopesan Collection Hotel – Adults Only

Maspalomas

1.9 km from centre

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Hotel Los Calderones THe Senses Collection adults recommended

Maspalomas

250 meters from centre

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Lopesan Villa del Conde Resort & Thalasso

Maspalomas

1.3 km from centre

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Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia – Gran Lujo

Maspalomas

1. 5 km from centre

9.5 Superb

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Seaside Palm Beach

Maspalomas

1.8 km from centre

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Maspalomas

1. 2 km from centre

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Maspalomas

1.5 km from centre

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Lopesan Costa Meloneras Resort & Spa

1.3 km from Maspalomas (Maspalomas)

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1. 3 km from Maspalomas (Meloneras)

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1.6 km from Maspalomas (Playa Del Ingles)

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The 26 Best Luxury Hotels in Maspalomas (Gran Canaria), Spain

There are a few reasons why you might choose to stay in a luxury hotel while in Maspalomas. These reasons may include the quality of the accommodation, the level of service offered, the facilities available, and the location of the hotel.

The quality of the accommodation is one of the main reasons people choose to stay in a luxury hotel. These hotels offer high-quality rooms with luxurious furnishings and all of the amenities you could need. The level of service offered is also typically high in luxury hotels. You can expect to receive excellent service from the staff, from the moment you arrive until the moment you leave. The facilities available in luxury hotels are also usually top notch. You can enjoy a range of activities and amenities, from swimming pools and spa treatments to golf courses and restaurants. And, finally, the location of luxury hotels is often excellent. They are often situated in prime locations, making it easy to explore the local area.

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Suites & Villas By Dunas Maspalomas

Avenida Del Touroperador Sunair, S/N, San Bartolome De Tirajana, Es

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Suites & Villas By Dunas Maspalomas is a 4-star venue 1.9 km from Strandpromenade Meloneras. You can relax in an outdoor swimming pool, while a mini club, children’s play equipment and a playground for kids are also at guests’ disposal.

This accommodation is in a 25-minute walk from Costa Meloneras. The hotel is 2 km from the centre of Maspalomas. Suites & Villas By Dunas is located just off Monumento de Cristobal Colon.

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Club Maspalomas Suites & Spa – Adults Only

Avenida Touroperador Ols Wings, 1

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The 4-star Club Maspalomas Suites & Spa – Adults Only is placed at 2. 6 km distance from Maspalomas lighthouse. Facilities include a salt water pool and the property features airport shuttles, housekeeping and ironing on site.

The city centre is about 5 minutes away on foot. You can quickly reach Holiday World Maspalomas Amusement Center which is only 1.1 km away. Club Maspalomas Suites & Spa – Adults Only is a short ride from Reserva Natural Especial de Las Dunas de Maspalomas.

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Hotel Riu Palace Meloneras Maspalomas

Urbanizacion Las Meloneras

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Hotel Riu Palace Meloneras Maspalomas is a 5-star venue placed at 2. 5 km distance from Holiday World Maspalomas Amusement Center. Boasting location next to Strandpromenade Meloneras, the property offers 515 rooms together with a poolside bar onsite.

This accommodation is in a 25-minute walk from Sonnenland. It is located approximately 3 km from the centre of Maspalomas. Hotel Riu Palace Meloneras is situated near Latarnia Morska Museum.

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Maspalomas Resort By Dunas

Avenida Touroperador Air Marin, S/N

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The 4-star Maspalomas Resort By Dunas is situated 2 km from Maspalomas lighthouse. Guests will have access to a parking nearby for added convenience.

The venue is set within 15 minutes’ walk of the centre of Maspalomas, not far from Monumento de Cristobal Colon. It takes 5 minutes by car to reach Sonnenland. Maspalomas Resort By Dunas is a short ride from Holiday World Maspalomas.

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Seaside Palm Beach Hotel

Avenida Del Oasis, S/N

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One Of The Most Impressive Luxury Hotels With balcony In Maspalomas (Gran Canaria)

Located 5 minutes’ drive away from Reserva Natural Especial de Las Dunas de Maspalomas, 5-star Seaside Palm Beach Hotel Maspalomas offers 24-hour front desk assistance, dry cleaning and valet parking service. Featuring a salt water swimming pool, this venue is set a short distance from La Charca Lagoon and Maspalomas lighthouse.

The centre of Maspalomas can be reached within a 30-minute walk. Boulevard El Faro is at 0.8 km distance from the establishment. You can get to Costa Meloneras in a few minutes by car.

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Hotel The Koala Garden

Geminis, 2

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Hotel The Koala Garden is located in Maspalomas, 2. 3 km from Yumbo Centrum, and offers an outdoor swimming pool. Set within reach of Holiday World Maspalomas, the venue features an a la carte restaurant serving meals of international cuisine.

Maspalomas lighthouse is less than 2.7 km away. The city centre is within 10 minutes’ walk away. Hotel The Koala Garden lies in close vicinity of Turbo Club.

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Salobre Hotel Resort & Serenity

Urbanizacion Salobre Golf S/N

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Salobre Hotel Resort & Serenity Maspalomas is a 5-star venue a 10-minute ride from Aqualand Maspalomas. The resort features a la carte restaurant and snack bar on site and offers to take advantage of a fitness studio.

Salobre Golf Resort is less than 0.8 km away. The accommodation is based next to the private beach. Salobre Hotel Resort & Serenity is a short ride from Playa Nudista Montana Arena.

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Seven Hotel & Wellness – Gay Men Only

Calle Touroperador Matkatala, 2

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The 4-star Seven Hotel & Wellness – Gay Men Only is set 1. 4 km from Centro Comercial Faro 2 and 4.6 km from the arid coastal Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve. The hotel features a la carte restaurant and lounge bar on site and offers to take advantage of a gym.

The property is located 15 minutes’ walk from Maspalomas city centre. The hotel is situated in Campo Internacional Maspalomas district, close to the dune-fringed 18-hole Maspalomas Golf Course. You can get to the public park “Parque Urbano Del Sur” in a few minutes by car.

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Clubhotel Riu Gran Canaria

Urbanizacion Las Meloneras

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This Is Also A Popular Luxury Hotels In Maspalomas (Gran Canaria) Midtown

Clubhotel Riu Gran Canaria Maspalomas, located 2. 2 km from the public park “Parque Urbano Del Sur”, boasts a swimming pool. This wonderful venue is placed about 40 km from Gran Canaria airport and a few minutes’ walk from Spa & Fitness Riu Palace Meloneras.

The accommodation is within 2.4 km away from Reserva Natural Especial de Las Dunas de Maspalomas. It is a 25-minute walk from the centre of Maspalomas. Maspalomas lighthouse is also located near the hotel. You can get to Holiday World in a few minutes by car.

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Riu Palace Oasis Hotel

Plaza De Las Palmeras 2

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Riu Palace Oasis Hotel is an amazing 5-star accommodation, set in proximity to Maspalomas lighthouse. The venue is just an 8-minute walk from El Faro.

Located off La Charca de Maspalomas, the hotel is about 30 minutes’ walk from Maspalomas city centre. This property is 14 minutes’ walk from a sand beach. Riu Palace Oasis Hotel is a short ride from Gay beach in Maspalomas.

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Maspalomas Princess

Av. Tour Operados Tui S/N Campo Internacional

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One Of The Most Popular Luxury Hotels In Maspalomas (Gran Canaria) Midtown

Maspalomas Princess, set in Maspalomas, provides guests with live performances and water slides. Sur Park and Holiday World Maspalomas Amusement Center can be reached in 10 minutes’ walk and 16 minutes’ walk respectively.

Monumento de Cristobal Colon is located near the venue, and Gran Canaria airport is approximately a 31-minute drive away. The city centre lies within 1 km of the accommodation. Maspalomas Princess is a short ride from Botanical Park of Maspalomas.

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Eo Suite Hotel Jardin Dorado

Avenida Touroperador Tjaereborg, 6, San Bartolome De Tirajana, Es

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The 4-star Eo Suite Hotel Jardin Dorado Maspalomas is set 1. 5 km from Holiday World and 2.2 km from Palacio de Congresos de Canarias Convention Center. Be sure to visit Centro Comercial Faro 2 reachable on foot as well as enjoy an outdoor swimming pool or a solarium and a sauna.

The venue is set within 10 minutes’ walk of the centre of Maspalomas, not far from the dune-fringed 18-hole Maspalomas Golf Course. The accommodation is located in Campo Internacional Maspalomas district. You can get to Holiday World Maspalomas Amusement Center in a few minutes by car.

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Hotel Faro, A Lopesan Collection Hotel (Adults Only) Maspalomas

Plaza De Colon, 1

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Hotel Faro, A Lopesan Collection Hotel Maspalomas is a 5-star property situated in 9 minutes’ stroll from Las Dunas de Maspalomas. Boasting location close to Maspalomas lighthouse, the venue includes 179 rooms and a rooftop pool.

This accommodation is in a 9-minute walk from Moonlight Cinema. It is just 3 km to the downtown of Maspalomas. Hotel Faro, A Lopesan Collection Hotel is situated near La Charca.

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Hotel Los Calderones The Senses Collection Adults Recommended

Avda. Touroperador Air Marin, 2, Campo Internacional De Maspalomas

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So, If You’re Looking For A Best affordable Luxury Hotels Maspalomas (Gran Canaria) with An Amazing Environment, Look No Further!

Located 35 km from Gran Canaria airport, Hotel Los Calderones The Senses Collection Adults Recommended Maspalomas features a solarium, a Jacuzzi and a sauna. Maspalomas city centre is a 15-minute walk from the venue, while Botanical Park of Maspalomas is set 1.9 km away.

The accommodation is 15 minutes on foot from Sonnenland. The property is located next to Monumento de Cristobal Colon. Hotel Los Calderones The Senses Collection Adults Recommended is a short ride from Maspalomas lighthouse.

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Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia – Gran Lujo

Avenida Del Oasis, 32

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The 5-star Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia – Gran Lujo is situated 2. 4 km from Holiday World Maspalomas Amusement Center. Boasting location close to Maspalomas lighthouse, the venue includes 94 rooms and a salt water swimming pool.

Guests will also appreciate proximity to the natural La Charca de Maspalomas Pond, which is 400 metres away. The accommodation is located within a 25-minute walk to the centre of Maspalomas. Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia – Gran Lujo is just a short walk from La Charca Lagoon.

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Tabaiba Princess Hotel Maspalomas

Avda. Tour Operador Tui, S/N

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Featuring live performances and water slides, Tabaiba Princess Hotel is set 1.9 km from Yumbo Centrum in Maspalomas. Monumento de Cristobal Colon is located near the venue, and Gran Canaria airport is approximately a 31-minute drive away.

This accommodation is in a 25-minute walk from the public park “Parque Urbano Del Sur”. The city centre is close by, about 10 minutes’ walk away. You can get to Centro Comercial Faro 2 in a few minutes by car.

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Riu Palace Maspalomas (Adults Only)

Avda. Tirajana, S/N

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Situated amidst dunes and lakes, Riu Palace Maspalomas features steam baths and a hammam. You will find a swimming pool in this venue that offers a quiet setting based in the middle of Maspalomas.

The property is located within a 20-minute walk from the city centre. Cita Shopping Center is also located near the hotel.

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Salobre Hotel & Resort, Serenity

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Located off Salobre Golf Resort, this 5-star Salobre Hotel & Resort, Serenity Maspalomas is 10 minutes’ drive from Arguineguin. There is also parking spaces.

The venue is at 4.8 km distance from Sonnenland. You can get to Maspalomas lighthouse in a few minutes by car.

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Kumara Serenoa By Lopesan Hotels Maspalomas

Avenida Fritisdresor

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The 4-star Kumara Serenoa By Lopesan Hotels Maspalomas offers 174 rooms in 14 minutes’ walk of Botanical Park of Maspalomas. There is an a la carte restaurant with international cuisine and a plunge pool available on site.

Palacio de Congresos de Canarias Convention Center is less than 2.1 km away. The venue is located within 15 minutes’ walk of Maspalomas centre. Kumara Serenoa By Lopesan Hotels is near the fringed 18 – hole Maspalomas Golf Course.

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Hotel Suite Los Calderones – Adults Only

Avda Touroperador Air Marin 2

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One Of The Most Impressive Downtown Maspalomas (Gran Canaria) Luxury Hotels

The 4-star Hotel Suite Los Calderones – Adults Only Maspalomas is set 1. 4 km from Holiday World and 0.9 km from the public park “Parque Urbano Del Sur”. It features 24 hour front desk assistance and a laundry room as well as free parking, a spa centre and an outdoor swimming pool.

The venue is set within 15 minutes’ walk of the centre of Maspalomas, not far from Monumento de Cristobal Colon. You can get to Aqualand Maspalomas in a few minutes by car.

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Tabaiba / Maspalomas Princess

Av. Tt00 Tui, Costa Melonares, Gran Canaria, Spain

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One Of The Most Popular Luxury Hotels In Maspalomas (Gran Canaria)

Featuring an outdoor swimming pool, a sauna and a hairdresser, Tabaiba / Maspalomas Princess is located close to Monumento de Cristobal Colon. The large outdoor water park “Aqualand Maspalomas” is 3.1 km from the venue and Holiday World Maspalomas is 1.1 km away.

The accommodation is situated 1 km from Maspalomas city centre and 35 km from Gran Canaria airport. You can get to Reserva Natural Especial de Las Dunas de Maspalomas in a few minutes by car.

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Hl Suite Nardos – Only Adults

Avenida De Gran Canaria 3-5

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Another Incredible Top ten Luxury Hotels In Maspalomas (Gran Canaria) To Check Out Is Hl Suite Nardos – Only Adults

Hl Suite Nardos – Only Adults Maspalomas is located within 10 minutes’ stroll from Playa de El Cochino and features a solarium and a sauna. Templo Ecumenico de San Salvador can be found 500 metres from the venue.

The accommodation is situated 2 km from Maspalomas city centre and 35 km from Gran Canaria airport. Attractions within walking distance include Kasbah and Pacha. You can get to Botanical Park of Maspalomas in a few minutes by car.

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Casa Leon Hotel Maspalomas

Calle Mozart 3

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If You’re Looking For A New Luxury Hotels In Maspalomas (Gran Canaria), Then You Must Check Out Casa Leon

Situated 3. 7 km from the enormous water park “Aqualand Maspalomas” in Maspalomas, Casa Leon Hotel features a golf course, a Jacuzzi and a wellness centre throughout the venue. Palmitos Park is less than 2.2 km away.

You can get to Holiday World in a few minutes by car.

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Sanom Beach Resort (Adults Only)

Avenida Sargentos Provisionales, 38

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It’s Also One Of Largest Most Luxury Hotels In Maspalomas (Gran Canaria)

Sanom Beach Resort Only Adults Maspalomas, located a mere 1. 5 km of the energetic Playa del Ingles Beach, offers guests a Jacuzzi, a solarium and a sundeck. The venue is within walking distance of many of the attractions including Yumbo Centrum and Fedac.

The accommodation is situated 1 km from Maspalomas city centre and 35 km from Gran Canaria airport. The large outdoor water park “Aqualand Maspalomas” stands 3 km to the hotel. You can get to Playa de El Cochino in a few minutes by car.

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The 4-star Club Torso Gay Men Only Hotel Maspalomas is set 2. 6 km from the energetic Playa del Ingles Beach and 2.2 km from Cita Shopping Center. Guests will have access to a free parking facility nearby for added convenience.

The venue is located 10 minutes’ walk from the centre of Maspalomas. Botanical Park of Maspalomas is also located near the accommodation. You can get to Sonnenland in a few minutes by car.

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Area attractions, including Playa de San Agustin and Holiday World Maspalomas are located only a short walk from Bungalows Tara Hotel. There is also a parking.

A stroll of 20 minutes will take guests to Turbo Club. The venue lies within a 5-minute walk of the centre of Maspalomas. Bungalows Tara Hotel is a short ride from Yumbo Centrum.

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The centre of Maspalomas can be reached within 15 minutes’ walk of this smoke free property. Maspalomas Oasis bus station is located 5 minutes away from the hotel.

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Hotel Faro, A Lopesan Collection Hotel (Adults Only)

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The accommodation has an unbeatable location in a 10-minute drive from the energetic Playa del Ingles Beach. This 5-star hotel overlooks the Atlantic Ocean and is a short walk from El Faro. Estacion Faro de Maspalomas bus station is 400 metres of the property.

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Seaside Palm Beach Hotel Maspalomas

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The centre of Maspalomas can be reached within 30 minutes’ walk of the quality accommodation. The hotel is a short walk from a beach. This Maspalomas property is about a 5-minute stroll of Estacion Faro de Maspalomas bus station. Gran Canaria airport is 40 km away.

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The family property is set in a quiet area, next to a family-friendly beach. The arid coastal Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve is 3.2 km to the charming hotel and Gran Canaria airport is 40 km away. This smoke-free accommodation is 900 metres from Estacion Faro de Maspalomas bus station.

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Eo Suite Hotel Jardin Dorado Maspalomas

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The property is located in the Campo Internacional Maspalomas district, not far from Botanical Park of Maspalomas. The hotel is placed next to the free beach. 021-522 bus station is located 5 minutes away from this wonderful 4-star accommodation.

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Clubhotel Riu Gran Canaria Maspalomas

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The smoke-free accommodation offers a wonderful location within 33 minutes’ ride from Gran Canaria airport. The beach is next to the attractive hotel. Nearby attractions include the night Chester Meloneras Club & Lounge. Well-connected to many sights, Clubhotel Riu Gran Canaria is less than a 10-minute walk of Estacion Faro de Maspalomas bus station.

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The centre of Maspalomas can be reached within a 10-minute walk. It lies in the quiet part of Maspalomas. Beach Flor bus station is located 5 minutes away from this Maspalomas hotel. Tabaiba Princess Hotel is about 31 minutes’ drive from Gran Canaria airport, which is 35 km away.

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Maspalomas centre can be reached within 10 minutes’ walk. The 4-star hotel is also 15 minutes on foot from E – Motions in Maspalomas. This accommodation is placed nearly 13 minutes’ stroll of Holiday World. Beach Flor bus station is located 5 minutes away from Club Maspalomas Suites & Spa – Adults Only.

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The family-friendly property places you in 25 minutes’ stroll of El Oasis and within 0. 3 km to the night Chester Meloneras Club & Lounge. Also, there is Moonlight Cinema only a few minutes away from this Maspalomas hotel. The accommodation is at 0.5 km distance from Estacion Faro de Maspalomas bus station. Gran Canaria airport is within 33 minutes’ drive away.

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The attractive recently renovated property is a great place to stay due to its privileged location in Maspalomas. This Maspalomas hotel is near to a beach. Beach Flor bus station is located 5 minutes away from the accommodation.

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The elegant accommodation offers a quiet location within 30 minutes’ ride from Gran Canaria airport. The luxurious hotel is also set amidst a restaurant and a bar. Rey Carlos bus station is located 10 minutes away from this Maspalomas property.

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Did you miss travel posts? Me too, and travel even more so! I really want warmth and sun. There are big problems with this in Moscow now. But I know a place where the weather has not changed since visiting six months ago – the Canary Islands. It is still warm there and you can swim.

Having traveled through the archipelago, I found many interesting stories, which I told about in the photo stories of the expedition “ Six Islands of the Atlantic ”. Then, at the end of the trip, I talked about the exclusive Canarian hotels offered by the tour operator TUI, the main partner of the trip.

Today is the second part of the story about three-star hotels in Gran Canary.

1 Moving from cold Russia to the African coast, in July 2013. I took these shots on the last day of my trip to the Canary Islands. Returning to the very first island, Gran Canaria, I went to study local hotels in order to compare and present to your court. There are three main resorts in Gran Canaria where most of the island’s hotels are concentrated: Meloneras, Maspalomas (Maspalomas is where the famous dunes are) and Mogan. Let’s go over the hotels of all three resorts.

2 First hotel – IFA Dunamar Hotel . IFA – respectively, this is a network, we will look at a few of them. Dunamar is the very first of the hotels of the chain and one of the first hotels in Gran Canaria. So it might look a bit old-fashioned in interiors…

3 On the other hand, this is the only hotel where a lot of turtles live in the lobby on the first floor. Children will be delighted.

4 Boom boom! Do you love turtles?

5 Standard number. In all hotels, I asked to be shown the most ordinary and typical double rooms, so that you could get an idea of their interiors.

6 View from the window to the beach. It is very close to him here, next to him, within easy reach.

7 This hotel is located in one of the oldest resort sectors of the island – Playa del Ingles (Playa del Ingles – English Beach), and overgrown with residential areas, where, however, not locals live, but real estate owners rent rooms and villas.

8 The second hotel is Ifa Beach Hotel . Also three stars. The nine-story building has 200 rooms, while the concept of the hotel is “adults only”. No one under the age of 18 is guaranteed to be here. No, you don’t think anything like that, it’s just that not everyone likes running and screaming children at the resort.

9 The architecture of this building is controversial, but people come to resorts for the sake of the sea, beaches, and entertainment. Well, the rooms themselves are pleasant, I liked them more than in Dyunamar, you will see for yourself a little lower.

10 Sea view room. Downstairs there are two large pools, sunbeds, a relaxation area. But it’s also a couple of minutes walk to the beach.

11 Standard double room.

12 Bathroom.

13 Meal programs are different, both half board and all inclusive with free drinks, including alcohol. On the other hand, you can always choose only a room, and have breakfast, lunch, dinner wherever you want. But I ate well, the buffet in this hotel is good.

14 Pool tables.

15 Sun loungers on the beach, we saw it in the photo 10.

16 Hotel Ifa Interclub Atlantic is somewhat reminiscent of a Soviet sanatorium, in the best sense! Well, see for yourself: firstly, there are almost a dozen low-rise buildings instead of one huge dominant building. Secondly, a huge territory, a park where you can walk, sports grounds and a tennis court, a swimming pool, a disco and a dining room in a separate building – all this reminds me of childhood, I went to Ukraine every summer with my grandfather. This hotel is best suited for families with children or a youth group. Those who want not only to lie on the beach, but also to run-jump-play-dance. Animators entertain both children and adults.

17 Reception.

18 Typical enclosures.

19 Standard number. Learned? The title photo was taken here, many thanks to the animators of the hotel for posing. I promised a long time ago to send them a photo as a keepsake, but since I am publishing the post only now, of course, all contacts have been lost. And I’m unlikely to find the guys, and they themselves won’t climb to read the Russian-language blog.

20 Bathroom.

21 Loungers – not only in the sun, but also in the shade.

22 Pool. This hotel, in my opinion, had the most people. But, at the same time, there was no feeling of the crowd.

23 Daya’s First Lessons

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25 The hotel is located on the highest part of the San Agustín coast, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the beaches of Maspalomas.

26 In the program of stay – “all inclusive”, of course. local alcohol. The one that is free. I think the Spaniards should be trusted here. Although, I remember there were times, we are from lovigin drinking homemade Egyptian rum…

27 Tennis court.

29 Here is the third resort cluster of the island of Gran Canaria – Mogan. More precisely, Mogan is administratively, specifically this place is called Costa Taurito.

30 Taurito is an interesting place. Hotels, and there are more than a dozen of them, are located on two rocks, opposite each other, but at a sufficient distance so that you can’t look at naked bathers through binoculars. Between the mountains – a valley in which a water park is arranged.

31 In terms of appearance, I liked this cluster most of all.

32 Beauty! I would like to move there right now!

33 Roof and mountains. Why the Canaries are good – this is the only place in the European Union where you can safely swim even in January-February!

34 Here is a typical hotel room Paradise Lago Taurito . This hotel also has three stars, imagine. Do you see what a difference between seemingly the same three-star hotels can be? Well, the prices are different too. I did not give them, because the cost of tours depends on the season, hotel, dates, number of people. All Gran Canaria hotels with prices can be found on the TUI website (the link leads to an already collected selection). Now, in winter, TUI flies to the neighboring island of Tenerife, they also have a lot of hotels there – choose 🙂

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36 Pool.

37 The architecture of this hotel was my favorite.

38 And here is the view of another mountain, the sea and the water park.

39 I wish I were in his place. All you need is to buy tickets, pay for the hotel and go. But the schedule, I have a schedule – getting ready for a new trip! If you have time – fly for me, please 🙂

40 Scuba divers also train here.

41 I hope this post cheered you up a little and gave you faith that winter is not eternal?

The trip to the Canary Islands was supported by tour operator TUI .
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Hotels Playa del Inglés – hotel booking, hotel prices, hotels Playa del Inglés

Excellent

8. 6

from2 824 rubles

Per room per night

Hotel Playamar Bungalows

Avenida Estados Unidos de America, 3
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~850 m

Hotel on the map

based on 84 reviews

Excellent

8.6

from4 490 rubles

Per room per night

Hotel Parque Tropical

One of the most booked hotels in 2014

Av de Italia, 1
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~1. 8 km

Hotel on the map

based on 385 reviews

Parque Tropical invites potential guests to book accommodation in Playa del Inglés, close to the beach. Here you will find an outdoor swimming pool, a children’s pool and a sauna. Guests are open…
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Excellent

8.4

from4 399 rubles

Per room per night

Hotel Escorial

Avenida De Italia, 6
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~1.7 km

Hotel on the map

based on 758 reviews

Excellent

8. 4

from3 081 rubles

Per room per night

IFA Dunamar Hotel

Calle Helsinki 8, Gran Canaria, Playa Del Ingles
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~1 km

Hotel on the map

based on 656 reviews

The IFA Dunamar Hotel is located near the beach in Playa del Inglés (South of Gran Canaria). The building is in the shape of a pyramid. A tropical garden grows around it. Guests at the hotel can enjoy…
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Perfect

9. 4

from4 406 rubles

Per room per night

Apartment Taboga

Milan, 19
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~800 m

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based on 89reviews

Excellent

8.2

from5 328 rubles

Per room per night

Hotel Neptuno Gran Canaria

Avda. Alfereces Provisionales 29, Center of Playa del Inglés ~350 m

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based on 1104 reviews

The Neptuno Gran Canaria Hotel is built next to the Yumbo shopping center in the resort town of Playa del Inglés. Only adults can stay here. They offer a swimming pool on the terrace (heated…
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Excellent

8.2

from4 014 rubles

Per room per night

Hotel Eugenia Victoria

Avda De Gran Canaria 26
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~650 m

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based on 1306 reviews

Excellent

8.2

from2 475 rubles

Per room per night

Apartment Playa Del Sol

Avenida Tirajana, 26
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~150 m

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based on 617 reviews

Perfect

9. 2

from4 681 rubles

Per room per night

Apartamentos El Paseo Apartment

C/ Luna Nº5
, Downtown Playa del Inglés ~900 m

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based on 83 reviews

The Apartamentos El Paseo is a family hotel. It is located on the beach in Playa del Inglés. You can get to the yellow sand directly from the apartment. At a distance of two hundred meters lies the southern coast of Gran Canarias…
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Excellent

8. 2

from3 958 rubles

Per room per night

Apartment Los Caribes

A.V. DE MADRID 29, Center of Playa del Inglés ~1.3 km

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based on 38 reviews

Excellent

8

from4 144 rubles

Per room per night

Miraflor Suites Bungalows

Calle Temple 4
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~450 m

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based on 217 reviews

Miraflor Suites Bungalows is centrally located in Playa del Inglés. The hotel provides free transportation to the beach. It features a large fresh water swimming pool….
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Perfect

9

from4 192 rubles

Per room per night

Bungalows Todoque Hotel

Avenida Alemania, 19, Center of Playa del Inglés ~600 m

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based on 25 reviews

Excellent

8.8

from8 047 rubles

Per room per night

Hotel Bohemia Suites & Spa

Avenida Estados Unidos, 28
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~750 m

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based on 1010 reviews

Bohemia Suites & Spa is located 200 meters from Playa del Inglés Beach. All rooms in the hotel have balconies. It offers free Wi-Fi, a spa and an outdoor pool. Restaurant…
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Very well

7.8

from5 169 rubles

Per room per night

Hotel Valentin Marieta

Avenida De Italia 11
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~1.5 km

Hotel on the map

based on 378 reviews

Less than half a kilometer from the coast, the Valentin Marieta offers guests to book accommodation on Playa del Inglés. Here you will find 128 rooms with a seating area and a kitchenette. In every…
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Very well

7.8

from1 964 rubles

Per room per night

Las Walkirias Resort Apartment

A.V. ALFERECES PROVISIONALES 33
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~500 m

Hotel on the map

based on 205 reviews

Very well

7.6

from3 899 rubles

Per room per night

Barcelo Margaritas 9 Hotel1580

Avenida Gran Canaria 40
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~650 m

Hotel on the map

based on 3459 reviews

The Barceló Margaritas hotel is built in the resort area of Playa del Inglés. In addition to the complex of rooms, it offers its clients two outdoor swimming pools, a swimming pool and a club for guests under the age of sixteen…
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Very well

7.6

from2 115 rubles

Per room per night

Ifa Continental Hotel

Avda. De Italia, 2
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~1.7 km

Hotel on the map

based on 2107 reviews

Very well

7. 6

from1 466 rubles

Per room per night

Apartment Guinea

Avenida Helsinki, 4
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~1 km

Hotel on the map

based on 182 reviews

Excellent

8.6

from5 074 rubles

Per room per night

Apartment San Nicolas

Avda. De Madrid, 35
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~1. 2 km

Hotel on the map

based on 12 reviews

Excellent

8.4

from5 752 rubles

Per room per night

Seaside Sandy Beach Hotel

Avda Menceyes S/N, San Bartolome de Tirajana
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~800 m

Hotel on the map

based on 1108 reviews

The Arabian-style Seaside Sandy Beach Hotel is 500 meters from Playa del Inglés Beach. Set within a subtropical garden, the hotel offers free…
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Very well

7.6

from2 360 rubles

Per room per night

Apartment Apartamentos Australia

Avenida Alefereces Provisionales, 23
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~500 m

Hotel on the map

based on 58 reviews

Excellent

8.4

from3 907 rubles

Per room per night

Hotel Gran Canaria Princess

Gran Canaria 18
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~800 m

Hotel on the map

based on 1776 reviews

The Gran Canaria Princess Hotel is located in the center of Playa del Inglés (east coast of Dunas de Maspalomas). Thirty kilometers from it is the airport of Gran Canaria. For a hotel stay…
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Excellent

8.4

from2 604 rubles

Per room per night

Hotel Bungalows Tajaraste

Finlandia nº4
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~900 m

Hotel on the map

based on 92 reviews

Excellent

8.4

from4 919 rubles

Per room per night

Apartment Terrazamar

Helsinki, 5
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~1 km

Hotel on the map

based on 31 reviews

Very well

7. 4

from1 690 rubles

Per room per night

Apartment Carasol Beach

Roma, 13
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~750 m

Hotel on the map

based on 13 reviews

Very well

7.4

from2 409 rubles

Per room per night

Apartment Apartamentos Fayna

Avenida de Estados Unidos, 32
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~800 m

Hotel on the map

based on 71 reviews

Very well

7. 2

from1 868 rubles

Per room per night

IFA Buenaventura Hotel

Ganigo, 6 , Plaza De Ansite
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~1.2 km

Hotel on the map

based on 2632 reviews

Very well

7.4

from2 199 rubles

Per room per night

Apartamentos Europa Apartment

Avenida Alfereces Provisionales, 21
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~550 m

Hotel on the map

based on 28 reviews

Excellent

8. 2

from9 425 rubles

Per room per night

Villa Lovisi

Severo Ochoa, 7
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~2.5 km

Hotel on the map

based on 10 reviews

Hotel Villa Lovisi in Playa del Inglés offers modern, air-conditioned villas. Maspalomas Beach is a 15-minute walk away. The territory of the hotel is a spacious garden with a small…
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Very well

7.2

from1 605 rubles

Per room per night

Apartment Las Faluas

Tenerife, 9
, Center of Playa del Inglés ~1. 2 km

Hotel on the map

based on 130 reviews

Maspalomas Hotels. Map of the best hotels for booking

by popularity / by name / by rating ascending / descending

Ifa Buenaventura Hotel 3*
Maspalomas, Gánigo, 6 – Plaza de Ansite, 35100 Playa del Ingles, Gran Canaria
IFA BUENAVENTURA HOTEL – beautiful, comfortable hotel, the perfect place for a family vacation.
The hotel has 724 standard rooms. Sea view rooms.

Bungalows La Mirage Swingers Complex Gran Canaria 3*
Maspalomas, Calle Touroperador Kuoni 46-47 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service. Room service, Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom. bath, towels, toilet, washbasin, hairdryer, In the rooms. beds, Equipment. TV – satellite, TV – TV, air conditioning, microwave, refrigerator, kettle
Meals

Corona Roja Aparthotel 3*
Large high-rise building. Swimming pool for adults and children, solarium, playground for children, cafe-bar in the hotel and pool bar, currency exchange, TV lounge, laundry, restaurant (buffet meals), supermarket, gift shop, medical office, parking.

Caserio 4*
Maspalomas, Avda. Hamburgo, 2. Playa de Inglés, San Bartolomé de Tirajana, Gran Canaria
An excellent hotel complex, equipped to the highest standards. The hotel is constantly being reconstructed so that you can spend an unforgettable vacation here.

Ifa Continental Hotel 3*
Maspalomas, Avda. de Italia, 2 E-35100 Playa del Inglés
IFA CONTINENTAL HOTEL – quiet, comfortable hotel, ideal for families.
The hotel has 383 standard rooms.

Lopesan Costa Meloneras 4*
Maspalomas, Mar mediterraneo, 1 – Costa Meloneras – Gran Canaria
LOPESAN COSTA MELONERAS is a beautiful, comfortable four-star hotel.

Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia 5*
Maspalomas, Avenida del Oasis 32, 35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria
GRAND HOTEL RESIDENCIA is a great option for people who are actively involved in sports. The hotel belongs to the Seaside Hotels chain.
The hotel has 94 rooms, including: 73 double rooms, 21 suites. Sea view rooms.

Ifa Catarina Hotel 4*
Maspalomas, Avenida de Tirajana, 1, 35100 Playa del Ingles, Gran Canaria
CATARINA is a great place for leisure and business meetings.
The hotel has 402 rooms overlooking the sea and gardens.
Two bars, buffet, hairdresser, boutique, massage, health center, car rental, 3 swimming pools, jacuzzi, solarium, internet cafe, 4 conference rooms.

Riu Club Hotel Gran Canaria 4*
Total 639 rooms, including suites, 2 restaurants, snack bar, pool bar.

Seaside Palm Beach 5*
Maspalomas, Avenida del Oasis s/n E-35100 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
The PALM BEACH hotel is recommended for tourists who appreciate a calm, measured holiday combined with a wide range of outdoor activities. The hotel belongs to the SEASIDE HOTELS chain.
The hotel has 328 rooms, including: 6 luxury corner double rooms, 11 suites, 11 junior suites, 2 master suites, 5 disabled-access rooms, 293 double rooms.

Ifa Dunamar 4*
Maspalomas, C/Helsinki, 8, 35100 Playa del Ingles
Three swimming pools, 3 jacuzzis, solarium with naturist area, poolside sunbeds, health club and fitness center with sauna, Turkish baths, massage room, restaurants, bars, beauty salon, conference room for 40 people. Entertainment shows are held in the evenings.

Riu Gran Maspalomas Palace Oasis 5*
Maspalomas, Plaza de las Palmeras 2, 35106 – Maspalomas – Gran Canaria – Spain
The RIU GRAN MASPALOMAS PALACE OASIS is one of the most beautiful hotels in Gran Canaria. It is located in two five-story buildings.
The hotel has 332 Double rooms and Suites. Sea view rooms.

Sol Melia Tamarindos 5*
Maspalomas, Retama, 3 Playa de San Agustín- Gran Canaria, SPAIN 35100
The hotel was built in 1974, last renovated in 1997. One 8-storey building: 279 standard double rooms (50% – with sea views, 36 rooms with a double bed, there are non-smoking rooms, max 2 + 1 people, 25 m2), 24 superior double rooms (max 3 + 1 people, 50 m2), 18 one-room junior suites (living room, bedroom, max. 2+1 people, 50 m2).

Rey Carlos 3*
At your service: Swimming pool with children’s section, garden and solarium, lounges, TV room, bar, snack bar, restaurant, brasserie with live music, souvenir shops.

Seaside Sandy Beach 4*
Maspalomas, Avenida Menceyes, 35100 Playa del Ingles, Gran Canaria, Spain
The hotel belongs to the SEASIDE HOTELS chain.
There are 256 rooms in total, including: 26 Single rooms, 205 Double rooms, 14 Family rooms, 6 Junior suites and 5 Disabled-accessible rooms.

Dunas Mirador Maspalomas 3*
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.towels, toilet, washbasin, In the rooms. beds

Tabaiba Princess 4*
Maspalomas, Avda. Tour Operador Tui, s/n (Campo internacional), Maspalomas (Gran Canaria) – 35100
TABAIBA PRINCESS HOTEL is ideal for a family vacation. Together with MASPALOMAS PRINCESS 4* they form a single complex and have a common territory.
The hotel has 399 rooms, including: 352 standard double rooms, 30 triple rooms, 17 quadruple rooms. Rooms overlooking the gardens and pool.

Ifa Beach 3*
Maspalomas, C/ Los Jazmines, 25 E-35100 San Agustín, Spain
IFA BEACH is a beautiful, comfortable hotel, one of the IFA chain.
The hotel has 200 standard rooms.

Mirador Maspalomas Dunas 3*
Maspalomas, :C/ Einstein S/n . Urbanizacion Sonnenland – Maspalomas – Las Palmas35100
Total 410 rooms, 7 floors.

San Agustin Beach Club 4*
Maspalomas, Plaza de los Cocoteros, 2 San Agustin – Gran CAnaria
This is a modern hotel offering complete comfort and service. Its location is perfect for leisure and business people. The staff is very friendly and offers each guest a personal service.

Los Ficus 2*
Total in 45 rooms.
In the hotel: solarium, left-luggage office, elevator, swimming pool with sunbeds and umbrellas, children’s playground, currency exchange.

Lopesan Villa Del Conde Resort & Thalasso 5*
Maspalomas, Mar Mediterráneo, 7, 35100 Meloneras, Gran Canaria
LOPESAN VILLA DEL CONDE RESORT & THALASSO is one of the most beautiful five-star hotels in the chain. For active people who respect comfort.
The hotel has 561 rooms, including: 521 Standard Rooms and 40 Suites.

Maspalomas Princess 4*
Maspalomas, Avda. Tour Operador TUI, s/n, Maspalomas (Gran Canaria) – 35100
MASPALOMAS PRINCESS is a beautiful, comfortable hotel. Together with TABAIBA PRINCES 4* they form a single complex and have a common territory.
The hotel has 400 rooms, including: 348 standard double rooms, 39 triple rooms, 13 quadruple rooms.

Barcelo Las Margaritas 4*
Maspalomas, Avda. de Gran Canaria, 38, Playa del Ingles, Spain
Meals: Half board or All inclusive.
Infrastructure: 5 bars, pool bars, 2 swimming pools, gym, sauna, beauty salon, billiards, shop, laundry service, hairdresser.

BlueBay Beach Club 4*
Maspalomas, San Agustín – Gran Canaria – Hotels in Canary Islands
How to get there. Nearest transport hubs.airports : Gran Canaria – 30 km
Buildings and grounds of the hotel. Hotel management. part of the Grupo Bluebay hotel chain, Hotel buildings. storey building, Hotel size. average hotel (50-200 rooms)
Rooms

h20 Meloneras Palace 5*
Maspalomas, C/ Mar Caspio, 5 E-35100 – Playa Meloneras (Gran Canaria)
The interior of the hotel is made of noble materials. Thoughtful interior space makes it a particularly cozy place. The hotel has beautiful gardens with waterfalls. This is the best place for rest and treatment, as the hotel has a wide range of medical and wellness procedures.
350 rooms in total (23 Junior Suites, 1 suite). There are also rooms for the disabled and non-smoking rooms.

Sol Barbacan 4*
Maspalomas, Av. Tirajana, 27 – Playa del Inglés Maspalomas – Gran Canaria SPAIN 35100
SOL BARBACAN is a beautiful and comfortable four star hotel.
The hotel has 150 rooms, including: 93 apartments and 57 bungalows. Rooms with city view.

Jardin Del Atlantico 3*
Maspalomas, San Cristobal de la Laguna 9, 35100 Playa del Ingles, Grand Canary, Spain
The hotel is located in the city centre, close to the long sandy Playa del Ingles beach. The shopping center “Kasbah” is about 300 m away, the small center “Aguila Roja” is opposite the hotel.

Beach Flor 2*
Maspalomas, Avd. T.O Thomson s/n 35100 Maspalomas Gran Canaria IslandSpain
The hotel has 126 bungalows.

Ifa Faro Hotel 4*
Maspalomas, Plaza de Colón, 1 E-35100 Maspalomas
IFA FARO HOTEL is a four-star hotel, completely renovated in 2005-2006.
The hotel has 188 Standard Rooms and Junior Suites.

Neptuno Aparthotel 4*
In the hotel: swimming pool (heated) with a slide and a large sun terrace, children’s pool and playground, games, reading and TV room, restaurant (breakfast – buffet, dinner – buffet or menu) , bars, shops, private parking.

Playa Meloneras 4*
374 rooms in total.

Gloria Palace 4*
Maspalomas, 35100, C/ Las Margaritas, s/n – Maspalomas, San Agustin – G. Canaria, Spain, Gloria Palace S.Agustin
Three swimming pools (1 children and 2 adults), bars, snack bars , buffet restaurant, panorama restaurant. Shop, hairdresser. There is a thalassotherapy center, which includes: beauty and massage salons, sauna, gym, massage, jacuzzi, beauty salon. Round the clock medical service.

Iberostar Costa Canaria 4*
Maspalomas, Las Retamas, 1 35100 Playa San Agustin – Gran Canaria – Atlantico
IBEROSTAR COSTA CANARIA is a great option for sports people.
The hotel has 246 rooms, including: Double Rooms, Double Rooms for single use, Bungalows with one bedroom, Bungalows with two bedrooms, Bungalows with three bedrooms. Sea view rooms.

Sun Club Apt
In the hotel: 79 apartments.

Bungalows Club Maspalomas Uno Gran Canaria 1*
Maspalomas, Avenida Touroperador Ols Wings 1 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Non-smoking rooms, Room service. Linen change in the room, Room cleaning, In the bathroom. shower, In the rooms. beds, Equipment.
Meals

Dunas Suite & Villas Resort 4*
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.towels, toilet, washbasin, In the rooms.beds

Santa Clara Apt
Maspalomas, Avenida Sargentos Provisionales, 22, Playa del Ingles, Gran Canaria, Canarias, 35100, Spain
The hotel is good for people who just want to relax.

Ataitana Faro Apartments 2*
Maspalomas, Einstein, 5, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.bath / shower, bathtub, shower, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – TV, kettle
Meals

Bungalows Dunas Maspalomas Gran Canaria 3*
Maspalomas, Avenida Air Marin Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Numbers. Room service. Room service, Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom. bath / shower, bath, shower, towels, toilet, washbasin, In the rooms. beds, Equipment. TV – satellite, TV – TV, alarm clock / wake-up call, air conditioning, microwave, telephone, refrigerator, kettle
Meals

Maspalomas Dunas Suite 4*
Maspalomas, Avda. Sunair, s/n. E-35100 Maspalomas Gran Canaria
Two-storey bungalow complex 800 m from Maspalomas beach (free shuttle bus to the beach), 30 km from the airport, 45 km from Las Palmas, 2 km from the commercial center. Large green area – a garden with subtropical plants 40.000 sq.m.

Eugenia Victoria 3*
Maspalomas, Avda. Gran canaria 26 Gran Canaria
Buildings and grounds of the hotel. Hotel buildings. Storey building, Hotel size. Large hotel (200-700 rooms)
Rooms

El Cardonal Bungalows Gran Canaria 2*
Maspalomas, Calle Einstein 4 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Non-smoking rooms, Room service. Change of linen in the room, Housekeeping, In the rooms. beds, Equipment. TV – TV, microwave, telephone, kettle
Nutrition

Bungalows Vista Oasis Apartments 2*
Maspalomas, Calle Einstein 6 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Non-smoking rooms, Room service. Change of linen in the room, Housekeeping, In the bathroom.bath / shower, bathtub, shower, In the room.beds, Equipment.TV – TV, refrigerator
Meals

Apolo 4*
In the hotel: restaurant, bar, 2 swimming pools (one of them is indoor), living room, various halls, hairdresser’s, solarium.
Restaurant: buffet.

Cay Beach Princess Bungalows Gran Canaria 3*
Maspalomas, Av. Ttoo Thomson, 4, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.bath, shower, towels, toilet, washbasin, hairdryer, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – TV, air conditioning, microwave, telephone, refrigerator, kettle
Meals

Anamar Suites 2*
Maspalomas, Avenida Estados Unidos, 35100 Playa del Ingles, Gran Canaria, Spain
How to get there. Nearest transport hubs.airports – international airport Gran Canaria Airport (28 km), Nearby.shops – supermarkets, shopping centers
Buildings and grounds of the hotel

Bungalows Maspalomas Oasis Club 3*
Maspalomas, Avenida T O Air Marin 2 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room cleaning, In the bathroom.towels, toilet, washbasin, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – satellite, TV – TV, air conditioning, refrigerator
Meals

Bungalows Cordial Sandy Golf Apartments
Maspalomas, Avda de Tjaereborg, s/n, 35100 Maspalomas – Gran Canaria – Spain
How to get there. Nearest settlements.cities : Maspalomas, Nearest transport hubs.airports : De Las Palmas – 37 km
Buildings and grounds of the hotel

Colorado Golf Hotel Gran Canaria 1*
Maspalomas, Calle Vingresa 24 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room cleaning, In the bathroom.bath, shower, towels, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – satellite, TV – TV, air conditioning, refrigerator, kettle
Meals

Cay Beach Meloneras 3*
Maspalomas, Mar Baltico, s/n, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service. Change of linen in the room, Room cleaning, In the bathroom.bath, towels, toilet, washbasin, hairdryer, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – satellite, TV – TV, air conditioning, microwave, telephone, refrigerator, kettle
Nutrition

Capri Bungalows 2*
Maspalomas, Tauro 2 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service
conditions for children. Entertainment.pool
Hotel service

Cordial Green Golf 1*
Maspalomas, Avenida de Tjaereborg 2, 35100, Maspalomas, Spain
Buildings and hotel grounds. Hotel territory.garden/park, Hotel buildings.bungalow
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.shower, In the rooms.beds, kitchenette, opening windows, Equipment.TV – pay channels, fan, safe, telephone, refrigerator, kettle
Nutrition

Dunas Maspalomas 3*
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom. towels, toilet, washbasin, In the rooms.beds

Club Vista Serena 3*
Maspalomas, Calle Capricornio No 2 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Non-smoking rooms, Room service. Room service, Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom. shower, towels, toilet, washbasin, hairdryer, In the rooms. beds, Equipment. TV – satellite, TV – TV, air conditioning, microwave, refrigerator, kettle
Nutrition

Agaete Parque Apartments
Maspalomas, Avda. Tenerife 8 – Playa del Inglés – Las Palmas
How to get there. Nearest transportation hubs.airports : Gran Canaria (LPA) – 25.8 km, Nearby.shops, restaurants, cafes
Buildings and grounds of the hotel

Bungalows Parque Bali 2*
Maspalomas, Avenida Touroperador Thomson No 2 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Non-smoking rooms, Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom. shower, hairdryer, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – satellite, TV – TV, wired internet, air conditioning, telephone, refrigerator
Nutrition

Club Calimera Esplendido 3*
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.towels, toilet, washbasin, In the rooms.beds

Bungalows Las Almenas Gran Canaria 2*
Maspalomas, Avenida Touroperador Aurinkomatkat Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.bath, shower, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – TV, microwave, mini-bar, refrigerator, kettle
Nutrition

Beach Boys Resort 1*
Maspalomas, Avenida Touroperador Vingresor 6, 35100, Maspalomas, Spain
Buildings and hotel grounds. Hotel buildings. Bungalows
Rooms. Non-smoking rooms, Room service. Room service, Change of linen in the room, Housekeeping, In the bathroom. shower, cosmetic mirror, hair dryer, In the room. beds, windows that open, Room. balcony / terrace, Equipment. CD Player , TV – cable, TV – satellite, TV – TV, fan, Internet Wi-Fi, internet, microwave oven, safe, washing machine, iron, board, refrigerator
Nutrition

Bungalows Vick Sol Gran Canaria 2*
Maspalomas, Juan Bosch Millares, Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service. Room service, Change of linen in the room, Room cleaning, In the bathroom. towels, In the rooms. beds, Equipment. TV – satellite, TV – TV, mini-bar, refrigerator
Meals

Bungalows Parque Nogal Gran Canaria 2*
Maspalomas, Calle Leo 2 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room cleaning, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – satellite, TV – TV, telephone, refrigerator
Nutrition

Akis Studios Zante 1*
Maspalomas, Urbanizacion Salobre Golf SN, 35100, Maspalomas, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service
Recommendations.

Bungalows Vistaflor 1*
Maspalomas, Avenida Touroperador Neckermann, s/n, 35100, Maspalomas, Spain
Buildings and hotel grounds. Hotel buildings. Bungalows
Rooms. Soundproofed rooms, Room service. Linen change in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.bath, shower, cosmetic mirror, hair dryer, In the room.beds, kitchenette, windows that open, To the room.balcony / terrace, concierge, terrace, Equipment .TV – cable, TV – pay channels, TV – satellite, TV – TV, internet Wi-Fi, internet, telephone, refrigerator, kettle
Nutrition

Campo Golf Bungalows 2*
Maspalomas, Avenida Touroperador Neckermann 42 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.shower, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – TV, refrigerator
Meals

Bungalows Sonora Golf 2*
Maspalomas, Avenida Touroperador Tui-Campo Internacional Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room cleaning, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – satellite, TV – TV, refrigerator
Nutrition

Club Rio Maspalomas II 1*
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Housekeeping, In-room beds

Bungalows Maspalomas Oasis Club Gran Canaria 2*
Maspalomas, Calle Avenida De T O Air Marin s/n Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Non-smoking rooms, Room service. Change of linen in the room, Housekeeping, In the rooms. beds, Equipment. mini-bar, refrigerator
Service at the hotel

Bungalows Vista Golf Gran Canaria 2*
Maspalomas, Tt Oo Alpitour Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Numbers. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.shower, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – satellite, TV – TV, refrigerator
Meals

Bungalows Campo Golf 1*
Maspalomas, Av. Neckerman, 42, 35100, Maspalomas, Spain
Buildings and hotel grounds. Hotel territory.garden/park, Hotel buildings.bungalow
Rooms. Soundproofed rooms, Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.bath, shower, In the rooms.beds, kitchenette, windows that open, To the room.balcony / terrace, concierge, terrace, Equipment.TV – TV, safe, fridge, kettle
Nutrition

Club Hotel Riu Gran Canaria 4*
Maspalomas, Urbanizacion Las Meloneras Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room cleaning, In the bathroom.towels, toilet, washbasin, hair dryer, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – TV, air conditioning, mini-bar, telephone, refrigerator
Conditions for children

Bungalows El Trigal 2*
Maspalomas, Avenida TTOO Vingresor Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service
Service at the hotel. Reception.check-in: 10:00, check-out: 12:00, Transport.parking, Services at the hotel.safe
Entertainment and sports

Bungalows Grimanesa Gran Canaria 1*
Maspalomas, Calle Capricornio 4 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service. Room service, Change of linen in the room, Room service, In rooms. beds, Equipment. TV – satellite, TV – TV, air conditioning, microwave, refrigerator
Meals

Apartamentos Vista Dorada Gran Canaria 1*
Maspalomas, Calle Einstein 7-9 Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room cleaning, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – satellite, TV – TV, air conditioning, refrigerator
Conditions for children

Aparthotel Veril Playa 2*
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service
Recommendations.

Bahia Meloneras Hotel Gran Canaria 4*
Maspalomas, Mar Escapiro Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room cleaning, In the bathroom.towels, toilet, washbasin, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – satellite, TV – TV, air conditioning, telephone
Meals

Casa Go GranCanaria Bed and Breakfast 2*
Maspalomas, San Borond, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Non-smoking rooms, Room service. Change of linen in the room, Housekeeping, In the rooms. beds
Conditions for children

Apartamentos Walhalla 2*
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service
Recommendations.

Club Maspalomas 1 1*
Maspalomas, Avda. Touroperador Osl Wings 1, 35100, Maspalomas, Spain
Buildings and hotel grounds. Hotel territory.garden/park, Hotel buildings.bungalow
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.bath, shower, In the room.beds, kitchenette, windows that open, To the room.balcony / terrace, concierge, terrace, Equipment. TV – satellite, TV – TV , safe, fridge, kettle
Nutrition

Apartamentos Barbados 2*
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service
Recommendations.

Apartamentos Green Park 2*
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service
Recommendations.

Apartamentos Broncemar 2*
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service
Recommendations.

Bungalows Los Tunos Gran Canaria 2*
Maspalomas, Avenida Vingresor S/n Campo Internacional Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain
Numbers. Room service. Room service, Change of linen in the room, Housekeeping, In the rooms. beds, Equipment. mini-bar, refrigerator
Meals

Bungalows Los Robles 2*
Maspalomas, Avenida Touroperador Finnmatkat, 6, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service
Food. Kitchen. Conditions for children

Apartamentos Carasol 2*
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service
Recommendations.

Apartamentos Liberty 1*
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service
Recommendations.

Cho Manuel Residence Bungalows Gran Canaria 1*
Maspalomas, Lomo la Presa, 7, Gran Canaria, Spain
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.shower, hairdryer, In the rooms.beds, Equipment.TV – satellite, TV – TV, refrigerator, kettle
Meals

ClubHotel Riu Gran Canaria 4*
Maspalomas, Urb. Las Meloneras, 35100, Maspalomas, Spain
Buildings and territory of the hotel. Hotel territory.garden/park
Rooms. Room service.Change of linen in the room, Room service, In the bathroom.shower, towels, toilet, washbasin, hairdryer, In the rooms.

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	Columbus Christopher
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XPOHOC PROJECT INTRODUCTION CHRONOS FORUM CHRONOS NEWS CHRONOS LIBRARY HISTORICAL SOURCES CV INDEX GENEALOGY CHARTS COUNTRIES AND STATES ETHNONYMS RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD HISTORICAL ARTICLES TEACHING METHODOLOGY SITE MAP AUTHORS OF CHRONOS Related projects: RUMYANTSEV MUSEUM DOCUMENTS OF THE XX CENTURY HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY RULERS OF THE WORLD WAR OF 1812 WORLD I SLAVY ETHNOCYCLOPEDIA APSUARA RUSSIAN FIELD	Christopher Columbus The discoveries of Columbus were of world-historical significance Columbus (Latin Columbus; Italian Colombo, Spanish Colón), Christopher (29. X.1451 – 20.V.1506) – navigator. Genoese by origin, born in a family weaver. Around 1472 he became a sailor, in 1476 he arrived in Portugal , participated in the Portuguese voyages in the North Atlantic, lived for several years in Madeira, possibly visited Guinea around 1482. Sailing project to the eastern shores of Asia by the western route, Columbus developed on the basis of the teachings about the sphericity of the Earth and the calculations of cosmographers of the 15th century, significantly downplaying the extent of the oceanic space to the West of Europe. In 1485, Columbus’ project was rejected by the Portuguese king, and Columbus moved to Castile, where, after 7 years of struggle for the adoption of this project with The support of Andalusian and Aragonese merchants and bankers was successful. 17 April 1492 years Isabella and Ferdinand signed an agreement with Columbus (surrender) and promised him, if successful, the title of admiral and Viceroys all lands that will be open to them when sailing to the West. August 3, 1492 3 caravels (“Santa Maria”, “Nina” and “Pinta”) with a crew of 90 people left from Palos. Having passed the Canary Islands, Columbus headed west and on the night of On October 11-12, 1492, he discovered one of the Bahamas, which he named San Salvador (Guanahani). October 27 Columbus discovered the northeast coast Cuba, December 6 – the island of Hispaniola (Haiti). Lost off the coast of Hispaniola the flagship “Santa Maria”, Columbus on the “Nina” in March 1493 years returned to Castile. Message about the discovery of rich lands, which Columbus considered part of the Eastern Asia, prompted the Castilian authorities to organize the 2nd expedition. 25 September 1493 Columbus left Cadiz. Having discovered a number of the Lesser Antilles and Puerto Rico, arrived in Hispaniola, where the Spaniards founded several settlements. In April – September 1494 Columbus discovered the southern coast of Cuba and the island of Jamaica, after which returned to Hispaniola. In 1495 and at the beginning of 1496 he organized Hispaniola a series of campaigns against the Indians who rebelled against the Spanish colonizers, then returned to Spain. Late July – August 1498 years in the head of the 3rd expedition, Columbus discovered the island of Trinidad and the Orinoco Delta and section of the northern coast of South America. In 1500 Isabella and Ferdinand in connections with the revolts of the Spanish colonists against Columbus displaced him and completely removed from the management of the newly discovered lands. In July 1502 – May 1503, Columbus discovered the Caribbean during the 4th expedition. coast of Central America (from Cape Honduras to the Gulf of Darien). In November 1504 Columbus returned to Spain. Died in Valladolid. On the goals of the 1st expedition of Columbus and his priority in the discovery of the Antilles islands, South and Central America in the literature there is a long discussion. But neither one of the “anti-Colombians” could not bring any convincing evidence against Columbus’s priority. Definitely Northeast America It was discovered by the Normans approximately 500 years before Columbus. It is possible that before Columbus, European or African ships accidentally crossed the Atlantic ocean. However, only the discoveries of Columbus were of world-historical significance, since it was only after his first voyage that American lands entered the sphere geographic representations. The discoveries of Columbus contributed to breaking medieval worldview and were closely connected with the general course of development capitalist mode of production and colonial expansion. Ya. M. Light. Moscow. Soviet Historical Encyclopedia. In 16 volumes. – M .: Soviet encyclopedia. 1973-1982. Volume 7. KARAKEEV – KOSHAKER. 1965. Sources: Travels of Christopher Columbus. Diaries, letters, documents, trans. from Spanish, 4th ed., M., 1961. Literature: Morison S. E., Christopher Columbus, navigator, trans. from English, M., 1958. Back to main page Columba
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Mastercard	High	High
American Express	Medium	High
Discover	Low	Low

Meals	Street food and tapas $10	Seafood paella and wine $15	Seafood dinner with wine $50 per person
Accommodation	Hostel $15–$125 per night	4-star hotel in the city center $85	5-star hotel with a view $150
Activities	Explore Plaza Mayor and Madrid’s Royal Palace for free	Entry to the Reina Sofia National Museum $10	Private guided 1/2 day tour of Madrid $150

la palma Time Zone
Time Zone Abbreviation
UTC Offset for	Hours
Is UTC a Standard Time Zone?	Yes
Current Local Time in la palma	2022-09-28 22:23:32

Day of the week	Wednesday
Month of the year	September
Number of days in this month	30
Day of the year	270
Week of the year	39
Number of Seconds from Epoch	1664403812 Seconds

Is the year 2022 a Leap Year?	No
Which century we are in?	21st Century
Current Millennium	3rd millennium
Calendar Type	Gregorian Calendar
Date Format followed in la palma	month – date – year

Civil Twilight Start Time
Civil Twilight End Time
Nautical Twilight Start Time
Nautical Twilight End Time
Astronomical Twilight Start Time
Astronomical Twilight End Time

New moon day
Full moon day
First Quarter of Moon
Last Quarter of Moon

Is Daylight Saving Time active now in la palma?	No
la palma Summer Time Zone
la palma Winter Time Zone
Daylight Time Start Date	Daylight Saving Time is not observed in la palma,
Daylight Time End Date	Daylight Saving Time is not observed in la palma,
UTC Offset for DST	Hours
UTC Offset during winter	Hours

Current Temperature in la palma	24.38 Degree Celcius
Atmospheric Pressure in la palma	1014 hPa
la palma Humidity Percentage	80%
Wind Speed in la palma	6.02 Miles Per Hour
Wind Direction in la palma	180 Degrees
Ultraviolet Index (UV Index)

Sunrise Time in la palma
Sunset Time Today in la palma
Noon Time in la palma
Duration of the daytime today in la palma	0 Hours-0 Minutes -0 Seconds

Moonrise Time Today in la palma
Moonset Time Today in la palma

Name of the City	la palma, california,
Two Letter Country code of (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2)
Three letter Country code of (ISO 3166-1 alpha-3)
la palma Latitude	0
la palma Longitude	0
Alternates Names for la palma in Vernacular Languages

Thu, Sep 1	6:00:46 am	6:24:56 am	7:19:15 pm	7:43:24 pm	12:54:19	12:52:05 pm	5:30 am	8:13 pm	4:59 am	8:44 pm
Fri, Sep 2	6:01:30 am	6:25:37 am	7:17:55 pm	7:42:02 pm	12:52:18	12:51:46 pm	5:31 am	8:12 pm	5:00 am	8:42 pm
Sat, Sep 3	6:02:13 am	6:26:18 am	7:16:34 pm	7:40:39 pm	12:50:16	12:51:26 pm	5:32 am	8:10 pm	5:01 am	8:41 pm
Sun, Sep 4	6:02:56 am	6:26:59 am	7:15:14 pm	7:39:16 pm	12:48:15	12:51:06 pm	5:33 am	8:09 pm	5:02 am	8:39 pm
Mon, Sep 5	6:03:39 am	6:27:40 am	7:13:53 pm	7:37:53 pm	12:46:13	12:50:46 pm	5:33 am	8:07 pm	5:03 am	8:38 pm
Tue, Sep 6	6:04:22 am	6:28:21 am	7:12:31 pm	7:36:29 pm	12:44:10	12:50:26 pm	5:34 am	8:06 pm	5:04 am	8:36 pm
Wed, Sep 7	6:05:05 am	6:29:02 am	7:11:09 pm	7:35:05 pm	12:42:07	12:50:05 pm	5:35 am	8:04 pm	5:05 am	8:35 pm
Thu, Sep 8	6:05:48 am	6:29:43 am	7:09:47 pm	7:33:41 pm	12:40:04	12:49:45 pm	5:36 am	8:03 pm	5:05 am	8:33 pm
Fri, Sep 9	6:06:31 am	6:30:23 am	7:08:24 pm	7:32:17 pm	12:38:01	12:49:24 pm	5:36 am	8:01 pm	5:06 am	8:32 pm
Sat, Sep 10	6:07:13 am	6:31:04 am	7:07:02 pm	7:30:52 pm	12:35:58	12:49:03 pm	5:37 am	8:00 pm	5:07 am	8:30 pm
Sun, Sep 11	6:07:56 am	6:31:45 am	7:05:39 pm	7:29:28 pm	12:33:54	12:48:42 pm	5:38 am	7:58 pm	5:08 am	8:29 pm
Mon, Sep 12	6:08:38 am	6:32:26 am	7:04:15 pm	7:28:03 pm	12:31:49	12:48:21 pm	5:39 am	7:57 pm	5:09 am	8:27 pm
Tue, Sep 13	6:09:20 am	6:33:07 am	7:02:52 pm	7:26:38 pm	12:29:45	12:47:59 pm	5:39 am	7:56 pm	5:10 am	8:25 pm
Wed, Sep 14	6:10:02 am	6:33:47 am	7:01:28 pm	7:25:13 pm	12:27:41	12:47:38 pm	5:40 am	7:54 pm	5:10 am	8:24 pm
Thu, Sep 15	6:10:44 am	6:34:28 am	7:00:05 pm	7:23:48 pm	12:25:37	12:47:16 pm	5:41 am	7:53 pm	5:11 am	8:22 pm
Fri, Sep 16	6:11:26 am	6:35:09 am	6:58:41 pm	7:22:23 pm	12:23:32	12:46:55 pm	5:42 am	7:51 pm	5:12 am	8:21 pm
Sat, Sep 17	6:12:09 am	6:35:50 am	6:57:17 pm	7:20:59 pm	12:21:27	12:46:34 pm	5:42 am	7:50 pm	5:13 am	8:19 pm
Sun, Sep 18	6:12:51 am	6:36:31 am	6:55:53 pm	7:19:34 pm	12:19:22	12:46:12 pm	5:43 am	7:48 pm	5:14 am	8:18 pm
Mon, Sep 19	6:13:32 am	6:37:12 am	6:54:29 pm	7:18:09 pm	12:17:17	12:45:51 pm	5:44 am	7:47 pm	5:14 am	8:16 pm
Tue, Sep 20	6:14:14 am	6:37:54 am	6:53:05 pm	7:16:44 pm	12:15:11	12:45:29 pm	5:45 am	7:45 pm	5:15 am	8:15 pm
Wed, Sep 21	6:14:56 am	6:38:35 am	6:51:41 pm	7:15:20 pm	12:13:06	12:45:08 pm	5:45 am	7:44 pm	5:16 am	8:13 pm
Thu, Sep 22	6:15:39 am	6:39:16 am	6:50:18 pm	7:13:55 pm	12:11:02	12:44:47 pm	5:46 am	7:43 pm	5:17 am	8:12 pm
Fri, Sep 23	6:16:21 am	6:39:58 am	6:48:54 pm	7:12:31 pm	12:08:56	12:44:26 pm	5:47 am	7:41 pm	5:17 am	8:10 pm
Sat, Sep 24	6:17:03 am	6:40:40 am	6:47:30 pm	7:11:07 pm	12:06:50	12:44:05 pm	5:48 am	7:40 pm	5:18 am	8:09 pm
Sun, Sep 25	6:17:45 am	6:41:21 am	6:46:07 pm	7:09:44 pm	12:04:46	12:43:44 pm	5:48 am	7:38 pm	5:19 am	8:08 pm
Mon, Sep 26	6:18:27 am	6:42:04 am	6:44:44 pm	7:08:20 pm	12:02:40	12:43:24 pm	5:49 am	7:37 pm	5:20 am	8:06 pm
Tue, Sep 27	6:19:09 am	6:42:46 am	6:43:21 pm	7:06:57 pm	12:00:35	12:43:03 pm	5:50 am	7:35 pm	5:21 am	8:05 pm
Wed, Sep 28	6:19:52 am	6:43:28 am	6:41:58 pm	7:05:34 pm	11:58:30	12:42:43 pm	5:50 am	7:34 pm	5:21 am	8:03 pm
Thu, Sep 29	6:20:34 am	6:44:11 am	6:40:35 pm	7:04:12 pm	11:56:24	12:42:23 pm	5:51 am	7:33 pm	5:22 am	8:02 pm
Fri, Sep 30	6:21:17 am	6:44:54 am	6:39:13 pm	7:02:50 pm	11:54:19	12:42:03 pm	5:52 am	7:31 pm	5:23 am	8:00 pm

Month	Temperature
Month	at night	afternoon
January	+18°C	+20°C
February	+16°C	+19°C
March	+16°C	+20°C
April	+18°C	+22°C
May	+19°C	+24°C
June	+20°C	+26°C
July	+22°C	+28°C
August	+23°C	+29°C
September	+23°C	+28°C
October	+22°C	+27°C
November	+20°C	+24°C
December	+18°C	+22°C

– January	– February	– March	– April	– May	– June
– July	– August	– September	– October	– November	– December

Month	Comfort	Day air temperature	Air temperature at night	Rainy days (rainfall)	Water temperature
January	61.6%	20.4°C	17.5°C	1 day (16 mm)	20.1°C
February	58. 4%	19.4°C	16.4°C	1 day (13 mm)	19.4°C
March	61.3%	20.1°C	16.4°C	0 days (11 mm)	18.9°C
April	64.4%	21.7°C	17.5°C	1 day (12 mm)	19.4°C
May	69.0%	23.9°C	18.6°C	0 days (8 mm)	20.3°C
June	76.1%	25.8°C	20.2°C	0 days (4 mm)	21.7°C
July	79.5%	28.2°C	21. 6°C	0 days (5 mm)	22.7°C
August	77.5%	28.7°C	22.5°C	3 days (37 mm)	23.6°C
September	86.6%	27.8°C	22.9°C	1 day (15 mm)	24.8°C
October	76.7%	26.6°C	22.2°C	4 days (62 mm)	24.3°C
November	70.8%	24.0°C	20.1°C	2 days (42 mm)	22.9°C
December	67.6%	22.3°C	18.4°C	1 day (20 mm)	21. 4°C

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