Holidays in Spain on the islands: villas in the Canaries
The Canaries have their own sound for us, few even know that these islands belong to Spain. In the 90s, only “new Russians” went there. Today, ordinary Russian tourists, having thoroughly studied the main island of the Canary archipelago Tenerife, rent villas on other islands that previously knew only European tourists.
Canary Islands
Rent a villa in the Canary Islands, you can sunbathe and swim all year round. You will not find these islands on the map of Europe, as they are located almost off Africa. At the same time, it is not too hot or cold there (on average + 22 ° C in winter and + 26 ° C in summer), and the water temperature in the ocean is always around 20 ° C. So many people are saved in the Canary Islands from the winter cold and dampness.
The Canarian archipelago consists of seven large islands and several smaller ones. Despite the common volcanic origin, the islands are strikingly different from each other. The easiest way to rent a villa or apartment is in Tenerife and Gran Canaria, the most touristic Canary Islands, a little more difficult in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. The islands of La Palma, Gomera and Hierro are mainly visited on excursions.
The islands are connected by car ferries and high-speed rockets. Another feature of the Canary Islands is that many European pensioners have a rest there, there are few youth resorts. In addition, most of the beaches of the Canary Islands consist of almost black volcanic sand, and in many resorts the ocean is fenced off by a breakwater.
Tenerife
Tenerife is the largest, most popular and explored by Russians island of the Canary archipelago. Perhaps, here you can rent the most inexpensive villas and apartments in the Canary Islands. For example, a villa in Las Americas No. 1909 for 4 people near the Bahia del Duc beach can be rented for up to 1000 euros per week. Only in Tenerife from Moscow direct charters regularly fly. The symbol of the island is the huge extinct volcano Teide, on top of which lies snow. The mountains divide the island of Tenerife into two parts with different climates: a green, humid north and arid, sunny south. The beaches are everywhere with large gray volcanic sand, with the exception of the bulk yellow sand beach in the resort of Las Americas.
Tenerife resorts
In the south of Tenerife, in the vicinity of the airport, there are five well-known resorts: the most popular city of hotels, Playa de Las Americas (where you should rent a villa for those who need a vibrant nightlife), the resort with rocky beaches, Playa Paraiso (villas and apartments for rent in complexes with swimming pools) and the town of El Medano, the center of windsurfing. In the north, closer to the Teide volcano, there is only one large resort, Puerto de la Cruz. It can be cloudy here, and in winter it is often impossible to swim because of the high waves. But in Puerto de la Cruz, unlike the southern resorts, the Canaries themselves live, and there is an “old town” with a castle, churches, museums, narrow streets and cobbled squares. It is worth renting a house here for those who want to be closer to entertainment: the largest parrot park “Loro Park”, the botanical garden with orchids Sitio Litre, Martianes Park with large pools. Puerto has black sand beaches.
Gran Canaria Island
Island Gran Canaria is similar to Tenerife. Gran Canaria is also divided by mountains into the always warm south and the humid cooler north. On the other hand, prices are higher here, there are almost no Russian tourists, there are fewer excursions, but there are many golden sandy beaches, and in general it is a couple of degrees warmer than in Tenerife. There are no developed resorts in the north, only beautiful cliffs and old Spanish towns. Most inexpensive villas and apartments are rented in the south of the island in the Maspalomas zone, whose “calling card” is a long beach with sand dunes a la Sahara.
The most noisy and youthful resort of Maspalomas is the high-rise Playa del Inglés (there are the most apartments, bars, discos, gay parties), the most respectable is the quiet and low-rise Campo International. The Meloneras resort is just developing, windsurfers rent housing in Baia Feliz, and go to the thalassotherapy center in quiet San Agustin. Life is in full swing in the capital Las Palmas, the largest city in the Canaries. It is worth going there to take a walk in the historical part of the city, to museums and for bargain shopping – Las Palmas has the status of a free economic zone. But living there is not worth it – up to a thousand ships visit the capital’s port every month. In the picturesque Canarian resort of Puerto de Morgan, which is called the “Canarian Venice” because of the canals and bridges, you can rent a white Andalusian-style villa.
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on Russia The Canary Islands have many beaches with unusual black-gray sand. Photo: Alexander MILKUS
– Fly eight hours with a transfer to lie down on the beach?! – the friend said sullenly, chewing salted cabbage. – Yes, the same sea and the same hotels in a three-hour flight …
And I thought. For some reason, the Canary Islands didn’t settle down for me as a place of just a carefree beach holiday…
Black sand
Two black-coal rocks jut out into the ocean like watchmen. Between them is the crescent of the beach. Fine dark gray sand. The sun is going down. It must be understood that the sand was roasting for several hours in a row. I try to get close to the water without removing the slates. A couple of years ago, in approximately the same weather on another beach, stepping on the inviting sand, burned my feet almost to blisters. But there was traditional, white, sea sand … What will be the temperature of the black placer?
Beaches for every taste. And in coastal towns, and in deserted bays, and next to hotel pools. Photo: Alexander MILKUS
The foot slips out of the shoe … But for some reason the sand is not at all evil. How so? I asked the locals. The explanation is simple: Tenerife is a volcanic island, however, like all the islands of the Canary archipelago. The beaches are covered with the smallest particles of rock, into which they were crushed by ocean waves. The heat transfer of such sand is completely different than that of light sand washed from the bottom of the sea or river.
It is strange to stomp on coal sand in the heat and not be afraid of getting burned. And it’s very nice…
Help “KP”. The Canary archipelago consists of seven large islands: Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro. Well, a few small ones. They belong to Spain, but are located a hundred kilometers from Africa. So sometimes a dry wind from the Sahara flies here – sirocco, bringing heat. But on the other hand, wet trade winds blow. As a result, there is a sort of “eternal May” in the Canary Islands – in the middle of summer it rarely happens more than +29, and in winter – less than +18. At the same time, ocean water near the coast warms up from +18 to +26.
There are a lot of beaches because there are many beautiful coves. And with gray sand, and sometimes even with white. For example, on the island with the flirtatious name of La Graciosa near the snow-white tourist-demonstrative fishing village.
And yet, indeed, to fly 8 hours from Moscow just to lie down on a beach with unusual sand… The feature of the Canaries is not only and not so much in this. Here you can see something that you will never see in other resorts. Right off the island of adventure.
Of course, in cafes you should take only local fish caught from the ocean.Photo: Alexander MILKUS
Tenerife: all in one
One of the largest Canary Islands – Tenerife – a concentrate of everything interesting for inquisitive families.
Whale trips
Where else can you go on a yacht to watch whales and dolphins for little money? And the swim is not far – 20-30 minutes. Whales live next door here, around the corner. There they are chasing shoals of small fish in clear, sun-drenched water. Whales, however, are small – 6 meters maximum. These are pilot whales or pilot whales. They live near the islands for hundreds of years and curious guests do not bother them at all.
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If you’re lucky, you can see majestic sperm whales and minke whales. They also have headquarters in the Canary Islands. The price is about 30 euros.
In clear water you can see how dolphins hunt for shoals of small fishPhoto: Alexander MILKUS The most real. They are formed by the Teide volcano. If it’s +25 on the beach on the shore, then at the top of the Teide, where it’s very humane to take an elevator from the foot, it can be no more than 10 degrees Celsius, and a gusty wind forces you to fasten your jacket with all the zippers.
From the very top you can look into the crater of a dormant giant volcano.
Valley near the Teide volcano – bizarre “Martian” landscapesPhoto: Alexander MILKUS
And below at the foot . .. Mars. Almost the real one. It is said that NASA scientists brought their equipment here before sending rovers to the Red Planet. Tested in conditions close to combat.
Ticket price for adults – 25 euros, for children – 12 euros.
Colonial cities
And in the old colonial towns of the island, you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages. These narrow streets of La Laguna… It seems that here you can still hear the heavy steps of the conquistadors, the rustle of their cloaks and the thin clang of their swords.
Colonial cities of Tenerife. Romantic walks.Photo: Alexander MILKUS
And the carved balconies of La Orotava – talking about the wealth of the owner of the house? And the stylish promenade of Puerto de la Cruz?
Walks, of course, free of charge. But to sit in a local restaurant and have a delicious lunch will cost 15-20 euros per person.
LORO-Park
Wealthy German Wolfgang Kiesling collected here all kinds of parrots that live in the world. Are there really so many of them – these smart motley birds? The park is 45 years old. And gradually the collection of animals grew here. Animals in trouble were transferred to the park and nursed here. Over time, they also engaged in scientific work. As a result, the “parrot park” has turned into an amazing zoo. Solemn penguins, gorillas, tigers, pandas, sloths, crocodiles and jaguars live here. There is a pool in the jellyfish. Well, killer whales, dolphins and fur seals arrange their shows here.
In addition to parrots, dozens of different species of animals live in Loro Park.Photo: Social networks
Tickets – adult 33 euros, children – 22 euros.
SIAM Park and Pueblo Chico Miniature Park
Another reason to visit Tenerife with children. SIAM Park is a large water entertainment center on the island. And in the park of miniatures, all the most famous architectural sights of the Canary archipelago are skillfully recreated.
Flamenco
Flamenco – fire dance!
This dance is an export product of Spain, like dried pork – jamon, olive oil and goat cheese. In any tourist town – both on the mainland and on the islands – this mixture of tap dancing and ornate hand movements will be performed in a form adapted for guests to a piercingly sensual scream or moan of a singer (singer). In fact, this Andalusian gypsy dance and the Spaniards believe that it is the people from this southern province who are the real flamenco speakers. But where is Andalusia, and where is the Canaries? From the show “Anthology” one could expect “exemplary dance” within the normal tourist program. Moreover, the show is shown six days a week – a conveyor. But no – the Spanish choreographer Carmen Mota staged a unique performance during which seven sweats come off the dancers. She managed to tell the story of flamenco in dance and build a whole performance to the famous classical music, which, it turns out, is quite compatible with the heartfelt suffering of the Spanish gypsies.
Tickets – about 50 euros
Lanzarote im. Cesar Manrique
This is on the map of the Canary Islands side by side, like a husk from seeds under a bench. From Tenerife to Lanzarote, the flight is almost an hour by motor plane. Or by ferry – a pleasant boat trip will take about six hours.
Lanzarote is an island of three hundred volcanoes. Some are still quite active.Photo: Alexander MILKUS
The name of the island in the early 2000s became a household name among European intellectuals thanks to a vulgar and misanthropic novel by Michel Houellebecq. In fact, the author’s sarcastic notes and his sexual fantasies, in my opinion, have nothing to do with one of the Canary Islands. Lanzarote has a very different spirit. I would say: this is the island of one architect.
Without Gaudí, Barcelona would certainly have remained a great city and a powerful port. But its pretentious and illogical houses, the great temple of the Sagrada Familia, the glittering Park Güell – this is the “Catalan cream” that gives Barcelona a special taste.
In this sense, Lanzarote is an even greater architectural and design project. Having given the island to the sculptor, artist, architect, musician Cesar Manrique in the 60s of the last century – and he was from these places – the authorities, of course, took a big risk. But the result was fantastic. Manrique “connected” all the sights of the island with a single style. And he created several new ones, strikingly inscribing three hundred volcanoes into the general mood of the island (that’s how many geologists counted here).
Lanzarote’s observation deck is a marvel in itself. And when it was designed by Cesar Manrique… Photo: Alexandre MILKUS
And the El Diablo restaurant with a shop at the very top of the Timanfaya National Park (around the multi-colored fields of hardened lava fields formed after a devastating six-year eruption at the beginning of the 18th century. And a cave Cueva de los Verdes, formed by lava. And the Cactus Park. And the observation deck Mirador del Rio. And even the winery-museum of El Grifo. All these are the “children” of Cesar Manrique. Everything is decorated in the same style – when concrete and glass architectural standards are not imposed on nature. fashion, and carefully emphasizes what is created by the wind, ocean waves and powerful volcanoes. 0005
Timple – Canarian guitar. A tiny…Photo: Alexander MILKUS
The Cueva de los Verdes Cave was turned by Manrique into a sightseeing route, a restaurant and even a small concert hall, where musicians play the timple, a tiny local guitar, time and time again. It is handmade on the island. It is some kind of amazing pleasure – to listen to music in a cave, the vaults of which are fashioned by nature itself, and to watch how dimmed lights are reflected in a blue lake that looks like a huge mirror.
Cactus Park.Photo: Alexander MILKUS
Tickets to the cactus park: adults €5.50, children €2.75. But you can buy tickets for several attractions at once and trips there will be much cheaper.
You will not see such unusual vineyards anywhere else. Well, the wine here is also special. Photo: Alexander MILKUS
Another miracle of Lanzarote is the vineyards. No, they were not sculpted by Manrique. But, I think, he borrowed smooth, rounded lines for the design of his structures from here. The fact is that it is windy on the island and the vine cannot grow here as well as on the mainland – up, leaning on a stretched wire. For each vine, a deep hole is dug in the gray-black volcanic soil. And from above, the grapes are protected by a low stone semicircle. Hundreds of such holes climbing the slopes of volcanoes create an amazing, unique landscape. And, of course, local wine – first of all, malvasia (sweet, semi-sweet and even dry), differs in taste from other Spanish wines. It is worth taking it with you as a keepsake.
Local wine – from 6 euros per bottle.
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84,507 tourists from Russia visited the Canary Islands last year. This is almost 20% more than in 2015. The most popular among Russians is the largest island of the Tenerife archipelago, in second place is the island of Gran Canaria. In total, in 2016, more than 13 million tourists visited the Canary Islands.
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Located in Guanajuato, a 8-minute walk from The Alley of the Kiss, Hotel del Conde provides accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a bar and a shared lounge. This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk, a concierge service and free WiFi. The hotel features family rooms.
At the hotel, the rooms have a balcony with a city view. At Hotel del Conde every room comes with a flat-screen TV, a private bathroom, and a patio with a lake view.
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Torre del Conde (Spanish: Torre del Conde) is located in the park of the same name, in the capital of the island of La Gomera – San Sebastian (Canary Islands, Spain). This is the only tower in the Canary Islands, built in the Gothic style in 1447-1450. The tower consists of stone blocks, its height is 15 meters and its diameter is 40 meters, the thickness of the walls is 2 meters.
Torre del Conde was built by the first lord of La Gomera, Hernán Peraza el Viejo. Its purpose was mainly defensive, due to the lack of space for the installation of artillery pieces, and it was also the representative office of the ruling power on the island.
In 1488, a very important historical moment takes place on the island of La Gomera. After the death of Hernán Perez Sr., he left behind a pact concluded between the two cantons (territorial-administrative unit) of Mulagua (Mulagua – Hermigua / Agulo) and Ipalan (Hipalán – San Sebastián).
The island among the Gomers was divided into four cantons – Mulagua, Ipalana, Orone (Orone – Alajeró/Arure/Valle G.Rey) and Agana (Agana – Vallehermoso).
The pact speaks of kinship, twinning between the inhabitants of the two cantons and the Castilians. This very pact was not respected by Hernán Péreza Jr. (grandson of Hernán Péreza Sr.), who ruled the island of La Gomera in a despotic manner. His actions, such as the conversion of the natives into slavery, the forcible coercion to Christianity, led to the discontent of the natives. The last straw of patience was the love relationship with the girl Yballa from among the natives of the canton of Ipalan and Hernan Perez, with whom the “Pact of Guahedum” was concluded, making them brother and sister by agreement.
Hernán Pérez Jr. was already married to Beatriz de Bobadilla at that time. The wedding took place in 1482 by order of Isabella I (Queen of Castile). This marriage was one of the conditions for Peraz to receive a royal pardon for participating in the assassination of the conquistador captain Juan Rejón on the island of La Gomera.
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Revolt and assassination of Hernán Perez
While Yballa and Hernan were together in Guahedum Cave, they are surrounded by natives led by the warrior Hautacuperche, who is a close relative of Yballa. Since Hernan Perez violated the pact concluded by his grandfather between the Gomers, they wait for him until he leaves the cave to the rebels, and at that moment he is pierced by the spear of Hautakuperche. The Homerians also kill the attendant accompanying him and begin to follow his squire, who sets off on the run to the tower of Torre del Conde. At this time, the uprising of the natives-Gomers begins.
The elite Castilians of the island are hiding in the tower together with Beatriz de Bobadilla. Soon she turns for help to the governor of the island of Gran Canaria – Pedro de Vera (Pedro de Vera). Arriving on the island with four people, he suppresses the uprising of the natives. Being a cruel and notorious conquistador, he fraudulently promises forgiveness to the Homers, to those who will be present at the farewell ceremony of Hernan Perez. But having broken his promise, he surrounds and seizes the natives. He executes those people who participate in the murder of Perez, he expels the rest of the four cantons and sells them into slavery, including children and women, kills many in fear of a second uprising. Later, a lawsuit initiated by the Franciscan monk and Bishop of Gran Canaria, Frey Miguel López de la Serna, frees the surviving Homers from slavery and imprisonment.
This last intervention by Pedro de Vera in the island life of La Gomera is regarded by historians as the effective and final conquest of the island.
After being released from the Torre del Conde and having buried her husband, Béatrice de Bobadilla takes over the government of La Gomera on behalf of her son Guillén. She then supplies the ships of Christopher Columbus in 1492, 1493 and 1498 when he travels to America.
Since its construction, Torre del Conde has been restored several times by masters Jacques Peleolo Fratin and Leonardo Torriani.
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Address: Callejon Torre Conde, 5, 38800 San Sebastián de La Gomera, Santa Cruz de Tenerife GPS coordinates: 28.090630, -17.111736 map
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Puerta del Conde is one of the most emblematic places in the Dominican Republic. Being part of the old fortress wall of the Colonial City, which protected it from enemy attacks, this old gate remembers how on February 27, 1844, one of the founding fathers of the Dominican Republic, Francisco del Rosario Sanchez, first raised the Dominican flag here and proclaimed the independence of the country. Gate Puerta del Conde, named after the Count of Peñalba, former captain general of Santo Domingo who successfully defended the city against the onslaught of British invaders in 1655, now serves as the main entrance to Independencia Park, home to the Mausoleum of the Founding Fathers . The gate also faces the start of El Conde Street. Every year on Independence Day and other public holidays, the President of the Dominican Republic visits Independencia Park to pay tribute to the national heroes of his country. Above the arch of Puerta del Conde you can see the inscription in Latin: iDulce et Decori est pro patria morii, or “It is sweet and honorable to die for the motherland.”
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All Translation Priorities This palace was built in 1512 in the tradition of Gothic and Renaissance style. Many centuries ago, the son of Christopher Columbus, Diego Columbus, lived here, along with his wife Maria de Toledo, niece of the Spanish king Ferdinand.
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Major League Baseball Exhibition
Near the hotels in Boca Chica, there is an exhibition of memorabilia related to the 2013 World Baseball Classic, won by the Dominican Republic, as well as a bat and balls from historic baseball games donated especially for the exhibition by Dominican Major League Baseball players.
Boca Chica, Santo Domingo
Palace of Fine Arts
Built in 1956, this luxurious neoclassical building covers an area of 13,000 sq. m. Numerous cultural events take place here: concerts, theatrical performances and ballet. The hall can accommodate 600 people.
Santo Domingo, History and Culture, Family Fun, Theaters
Trampolin Children’s Museum
This museum was created as an educational center for children and their parents. The following topics are presented here: planet Earth, ecology, people, weather and various aspects of Dominican culture.
Santo Domingo, Colonial City, Museums, Family Fun
Tostado House
Today, this colonial-era house has been restored and turned into a museum. Models of bedrooms, a library, a kitchen with a charcoal stove, a sewing room and a tea room will reveal a lot of interesting things about the life of the Dominican middle class in the 19th century.
Santo Domingo, Colonial City, Museums, Family Fun
House Museum of Juan Pablo Duarte
The first wax museum in the Dominican Republic displays sculptures depicting the life of one of the most revered heroes of the War of Independence – Juan Pablo Duarte . Full-length wax figures depict different stages of his life. On the second floor is the former home of the Duarte family.
Santo Domingo, Colonial City, Museums, Family Fun
Casa de Teatro
Casa de Teatro is one of the most important cultural centers of Santo Domingo and the entire Dominican Republic. This historic building regularly hosts art and photography exhibitions, as well as film screenings and live concerts. This is a favorite meeting place for creative intelligentsia, where poets, writers and actors gather.
There are 5 ways to get from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles by bus, taxi, car, towncar or shuttle
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Distance between
Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles by bus
The bus journey time between Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) and Playa del Ingles is around 23 min and covers a distance of around 31 km. Operated by Global Las Palmas, the Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles bus service departs from Aeropuerto Sur Expres and arrives in Shopping Centre Yumbo. Typically 232 buses run weekly, although weekend and holiday schedules can vary so check in advance.
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Wearing a face mask on public transport in Playa del Ingles is mandatory.
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What is the cheapest way to get from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles?
The cheapest way to get from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles is to line 66 bus which costs €2 – €4 and takes 23 min.
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How do I get from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles the fastest?
The fastest way to get from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles is to taxi. Taking this option will cost €28 – €35 and takes 22 min.
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Is there a direct bus between Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) and Playa del Ingles?
Yes, there is a direct bus departing from Aeropuerto Sur Expres and arriving at Shopping Centre Yumbo. Services depart hourly, and operate every day. The journey takes approximately 23 min.
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How far is it from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles?
The distance between Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) and Playa del Ingles is 27 km. The road distance is 33.3 km.
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How do I travel from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles without a car?
The best way to get from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles without a car is to line 66 bus which takes 23 min and costs €2 – €4.
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How long does it take to get from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles?
The line 66 bus from Aeropuerto Sur Expres to Shopping Centre Yumbo takes 23 min including transfers and departs hourly.
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Can I drive from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles?
Yes, the driving distance between Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles is 33 km. It takes approximately 22 min to drive from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles.
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Where can I stay near Playa del Ingles?
There are 3376+ hotels available in Playa del Ingles. Prices start at €100 per night.
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What companies run services between Gran Canaria Airport (LPA), Spain and Playa del Ingles, Spain?
Global Las Palmas operates a bus from Aeropuerto Sur Expres to Shopping Centre Yumbo hourly. Tickets cost €2 – €4 and the journey takes 23 min.
Global Las Palmas
Phone
928 25 26 30
Email
atencionalcliente@guaguasglobal.com
Website
guaguasglobal.com
Ave. Duration
23 min
Frequency
Hourly
Estimated price
€2 – €4
Schedules at
guaguasglobal. com
Taxi from Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles
Ave. Duration
22 min
Estimated price
€28 – €35
Phone
+34 928 46 46 45
Website
teletaxigc.es
Phone
+34 652 87 54 37
Website
taxilaspalmasdegrancanaria. com
Phone
+34 641 525 636
Website
taxilaspalmas.com
Phone
+34 928 46 00 00
Website
taragranca.org
Jayride
Ave. Duration
22 min
Frequency
On demand
Estimated price
€35 – €50
Estimated price
€3 – €6
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We provide professional and reliable transfers from Gran Canaria Airport to Playa del Ingles. All our transfers include meet and greet and flight monitoring. The prices quoted on this page are fixed and fully incisive. Book your private transfer from Gran Canaria Airport to Playa del Ingles and save up to 40% compared to a local metered taxi.
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Where will I meet the driver? Please check your confirmation email for exact meeting point instructions. At airports, train stations and cruise ports, the meeting point is in the arrivals area. At all other pick up points in front of the address specified in the booking.
Is the cost for the transfer from Gran Canaria Airport to Playa del Ingles per person? For private transfers, the cost is per vehicle, not per passenger. If the car’s capacity is for three passengers, up to three passengers can travel without extra charges.
Is the taxi from Gran Canaria Airport to Playa del Ingles cheaper than Uber? The rates quoted by Uber are not fixed. Therefore it’s difficult to know exactly how much you will pay with an Uber ride, as the final cost can be affected by traffic and diversions. Our prices for a taxi from Gran Canaria Airport to Playa del Ingles are fixed and fully inclusive, so you know what you will pay.
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Questions and answers
What is the cheapest way to get from Playa del Ingles to Gran Canaria Airport?
The cheapest way to get from Playa del Ingles to Gran Canaria Airport is the line 66 bus, costs €3 – €5 and takes 34 minutes.
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What is the fastest way to get from Playa del Ingles to Gran Canaria Airport?
The fastest way to get from Playa del Ingles to Gran Canaria Airport is a taxi for €27 – €35 and takes 24 minutes.
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Is there a direct bus from Playa del Ingles to Gran Canaria Airport?
Yes, there is a direct bus from Av. de Tirajana 17 – Plaza Arucas and arriving at Aeropuerto de Gran Canaria. Departure from the station every hour on the following days of the week: daily. The journey takes approximately 34 minutes.
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How far is Playa del Ingles from Gran Canaria Airport?
The distance between Playa del Ingles and Gran Canaria Airport is 27 km. The length of the road is 32.6 km.
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How can I travel from Playa del Ingles to Gran Canaria Airport without a car?
The best way to get from Playa del Ingles to Gran Canaria Airport without a car is the line 66 bus, the journey takes 34 minutes. and will cost €3 – €5.
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How long does it take to get from Playa del Ingles to Gran Canaria Airport?
line 66 bus Av. de Tirajana 17 – Plaza Arucas – Aeropuerto de Gran Canaria takes 34 minutes including transfers and leaves from the station every hour.
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Can I get from Playa del Ingles to Gran Canaria Airport?
Yes, the road between Playa del Ingles and Gran Canaria Airport is 33 km. It takes approximately 24 minutes to drive from Playa del Ingles to Gran Canaria Airport.
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2249+ hotels available in Gran Canaria Airport. Prices start at €100 per night.
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Which companies operate the route Playa del Ingles, Spain – Gran Canaria Airport (LPA), GC-1, s/n, 35230 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Las Palmas, Spain?
Global Las Palmas
Telephone
928 25 26 30
Email mail
atencionalcliente@guaguasglobal.com
Website
guaguasglobal.com
Medium duration
34 min.
Frequency
Every hour
Estimated price
€3 – €5
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Taxi from Playa del Ingles to Gran Canaria Airport
Avg. duration
24 min.
Estimated price
€27 – €35
°ABORA CONTINENTAL BY LOPESAN HOTELS PLAYA DEL INGLES 3* (Spain) – from 5373 RUB
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Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels – Playa del Inglés
27.764511470995064,
-15.560995191335678
Playa del Inglés,
Spain
5373RUB
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Avenida De Italia, 2,
playa del ingles,
Spain,
35100,
Gran Canaria
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Description
Located a 25-minute walk from Yumbo Centrum Shopping Centre, the 3-star Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels offers functional accommodation. The center of Playa del Inglés is 2 km away and the Costa Canaria Alley is 1.9 km away.km from the hotel.
Location
The hotel is located in a lively area close to Las Burras Beach. The beach is near the hotel.
The “Parque Tropical” bus stop is 100 meters from this hotel.
Rooms
Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels provides rooms with free Wi-Fi, a laptop safe and satellite TV. Guests will appreciate the view of the sea. They are decorated in a simple style.
Power supply
A buffet breakfast is served daily at the hotel’s restaurant. The hotel has both a poolside restaurant and a lounge bar. At the Poolside Bar, guests can relax and enjoy refreshing drinks. Bar “Gorkha Palace Indian” is a 5-minute walk away.
Leisure & Business
Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels includes amenities such as sun loungers, a year-round outdoor pool and a library. A fitness center, gym and fitness classes are available to all guests.
Internet
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.
Parking
No parking.
The staff at the hotel speaks English, German, Spanish.
Avenida De Italia, 2,
playa del ingles,
Spain,
35100,
Gran Canaria
Famous places of the city
Nearby
Restaurants
Shopping area
Yumbo Centrum shopping center
2. 0
km
Nightclub
Pasha
1.0
km
Calle San Cristobal de la Laguna
shopping center Aguila Roja Centro Comercial
1.0
km
Gallery
Eurocentre Art Blue
1.1
km
Beach
Playa del Inglés
1.3
km
Calle Las Dunas
Paseo Maritimo
1.0
km
Avda. de Italia
Templo Ecumenico de San Salvador
1.2
km
Shopping Center
Kasbah Shopping Center
1.0
km
Playa del Ingles
Alley Costa Canaria
1.9
KM
Gc-60
Mirador La Cruz Grande
1.9
km
Beach
Playa de las Burras
1.2
km
Commercial area
Centro Comercial San Agustin
1.2
km
Paseo Costa Canaria
AquaSports
1.0
km
Av. de Tenerife
Minigolf Gran Canaria, Maritim
1.0
km
Av. de Italia
Ecumenical Temple of El Salvador
1. 0
km
Casino
Casino Gran Canaria
1.0
km
Av. de Gran Canaria 30
Gran Chaparral
1.9
km
Theme park
Parapark Gran Canaria
1.0
km
Av. Sargentos Provisionales
Segway Gran Canaria
1.0
km
Nightclub
The Old Garage
1.0
km
Presa de Chira
Presa de Chira
2.0
km
Arteara
Necropolis de Arteara
2.0
km
Church
Parroquia de San Fernando
2.0
km
Paseo Costa Canaria
Maspalomas Beach, Gran Canaria
1.4
km
Gran Canaria Avenue
1.7
km
Beach
Playa de San Agustín
2.2
km
Calle Las Azucenas
Bambino
180 m
Ave de Italia
Gran Slow Boat
430 m
AVD de Tenerife Aparthotel Green Field
Lady
580 580 m
580 m
580 m
580 m
580 m
580 m.
Cafeteria Pizzeria Carpediem
460 m
Avenida Tenerife 6
Kontulan Helmi
650 m
Avenida
000 CENTRO CENTRO CENTRO CENTRO CEMER0002 Room7. 6
Service6.2
Food8.0
FAQ
What airport is Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels Playa del Ingles near?
Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels Playa del Inglés is 30 km from Gran Canaria Airport.
Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels provides airport pickup?
Yes, one of the Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels services is the shuttle bus service. Please notify the hotel representatives of the need for this service.
Does Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels have child friendly facilities?
Guests of the Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels can take advantage of childcare, playground and board games.
How far is Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels from the city center?
The city center is 1 km away from the Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels.
Does Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels have a restaurant?
Yes, Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels has a restaurant, Saborea, which serves Mediterranean cuisine.
What attractions are there near Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels Playa del Inglés?
You can visit Paseo Marítimo and Playa del Inglés, which are 1.3 and 1.4 km from Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels Playa del Inglés.
Does the staff at Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels Playa del Inglés speak foreign languages?
Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels Playa del Ingles speaks English, German and Spanish.
Is there a place to eat lunch/dinner near Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels?
At a distance of 250 meters from Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels there are restaurants jans bar and Guarapo Tropical.
How much does it cost to stay at Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels?
Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels prices start from 165€.
What rooms do Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels have in Playa del Inglés?
Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels Playa del Inglés offers you the following options: Deluxe Double Room, Double Family Room and Standard Double Room.
Are there sports facilities at Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels Playa del Inglés?
Yes, Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels Playa del Inglés offers mountain biking, snorkeling and diving.
Is there public transportation near Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels?
Yes, there is a Parque Tropical bus stop 150 meters from Abora Continental By Lopesan Hotels.
Occidental Lanzarote Mar- First Class Costa Teguise, Lanzarote Island, Canary Islands, Spain Hotels- Business Travel Hotels in Costa Teguise
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Hotel offers modern comforts and amenities; situated on a quiet part of Costa Teguise, the main tourist hub in Lanzarote.
Year Built: 1995
Year Last Renovated: 2010
Check in Time: 3:00 PM
Check out Time: 12:00 PM
Number of Floors: 3
Chain: Occidental Hotels & Resorts
Chain Website: www.occidentalhotels. com
Occidental Lanzarote Mar GDS Hotel Codes
Amadeus GDS: BN ACEE62
Galileo/Apollo GDS: BN 61958
Sabre GDS: BN 059531
WorldSpan GDS: BN 09620
Rates & Policies
Occidental Lanzarote Mar Rates & Policies
Credit Cards: Credit Cards Are Accepted
Reservation Policy: Reservations must be guaranteed with a credit card
Deposit Policy: deposit may be required during high occupancy
Occidental Lanzarote Mar Cancellation Policy: 24 hrs before the day of arrival
Room Amenities
Occidental Lanzarote Mar Room Amenities Occidental Lanzarote Mar amenities are in All rooms unless noted otherwise.
Air Conditioning
Balcony/Terrace
Coffeemaker (some)
Daily Maid Service
Microwave Oven (some)
Rooms for Non-smokers
Telephone
Refrigerator
Safe (In Room)
Cable/Satellite Television
Television
Internet Access (Wireless)
Recreation
Occidental Lanzarote Mar On-Site Activities
Health Club
Health Spa/Massage
Hot Tub
Pool (Children’s Pool, 2 Outdoor Pools)
Tennis (Outdoor Tennis)
Occidental Lanzarote Mar Nearby Activities
Beach
Bicycling
Golf Course
Scuba Diving
Hotel Services & Facilities
Occidental Lanzarote Mar Guest Services
Barber/Hair Stylist
Car Rental
Children/Teen Programs
Currency Exchange
Laundry Room
Laundry/Dry Cleaning Service
Multi-lingual Staff
Paid Onsite Parking
Wheelchair Access to Common/Public Areas
Common Area Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless)
Occidental Lanzarote Mar Security Services
Smoke Alarm in Rooms
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Lanzarote Airport
Lanzarote Airport
Lanzarote
Airport, located 5 kilometres from Arrecife,
is extremely important for tourism development on the island.
Most of the traffic at the airport comes from European
Union countries. The United Kingdom and Germany account for almost 69%
of international traffic.
Domestic traffic is concentrated around three destinations:
Madrid-Barajas, Gran Canaria and Tenerife Norte.
In 2005 a total of 5,467,499 passengers were handled.
There were 47,158 operations and over 6,629 tonnes of goods were transported.
The excellent Lanzarote weather means that the tourists
arrive here all year round.
It handles some 5.5 million passengers per year and is
the 8th busiest Airport in Spain. In Spanish the airport is knwon as Aeropuerto
de Lanzarote.
Over the past seven years, Lanzarote airport has experienced
considerable growth in aircraft and passenger traffic. In 1997, it exceeded
four million passengers, in 1998 four and a half, and in the year 2000
more than five million passengers were recorded.
In 2003, the airport also surpassed its historic passenger
traffic record, with 5,383,208
To assist you from the moment you reach the Lanzarote
Airport arrivals hall and start looking to locate your pre-booked
Lanzarote Airport Transfer, find the way to the Lanzarote Airport buses
and Lanzarote Airport taxis or simply find the Lanzarote Airport shops
and cafes to grab a quick coffee, this guide can help.
If you are dropping off friends or family and need to
check the Lanzarote Airport departures then we have a listing of Lanzarote
Airport telephone numbers for all airlines and baggage handling companies
swell as the low down on Lanzarote Airport parking.
History
The need to fly over Lanzarote on the Seville-Canary Islands route resulted
in the construction of an ancillary air field at Llanos de Guacimeta,
in 1936; this was the first step towards the creation of an aerodrome
on the island.
In the mid 1940s, the Air Force approved the construction
of an aerodrome on Lanzarote, as part of a defence plan for the Canary
Islands. The aerodrome was located five kilometres west of Arrecife, on
the Guacimeta coast, within the municipality of San Bartolomé.
In 1946, Lanzarote airport was provisionally opened to
civil traffic, and part of the building that housed the military annexes
was used for the purpose. A year later, it was officially opened to domestic
air traffic.
During the 50’s repair and alteration work was carried
out to the runway, an apron was built to park aircraft, and measures were
taken to give the airport a paved runway.
In 1965 the Lanzarote Island Council was assigned to build
a 1850 by 45 metre hard runway. Provisional lighting was installed on
the new runway, thereby enabling the airport to be opened to night traffic
on request.
In 1969, construction work was carried out on a new passenger
terminal building, an apron for aircraft, a connecting strip, the extension
of the runway, a transmission centre, technical block and general planning.
After the work, the airport remained classified as second category and,
finally, on 3 March 1970, it was opened to civil national and international
passenger air traffic.
First category airport
The constant increase in passenger traffic led to a further
extension and improvement of the airport. Most important among the works
were: the installation of a DME linked to the VOR, a VASIS at departure
points 04/22, the entry into service of new runway lighting to replace
the portable ones, a fire station, a new urban development, the extension
of the aircraft parking area to 80,000 square metres, a rapid exit road
and the extension of the passenger terminal to 4800 square metres. The
new facilities meant the airport moved up to the category one, for the
purposes of the airport laws.
In 1988, additional extension and alteration work was
carried out to the airport to cover the existing demand. The terminal
came to have a surface area of 14,000 square metres. In addition, to increase
the operating capacity, a taxiway was built parallel to the runway and
the parking area was extended to 149,000 square metres.
In 1999 the new passenger terminal was opened with a surface
area of 42,000 square metres and sufficient capacity to meet the demands
of six million passengers a year. The terminal is made up of two floors
and has 42 check-in counters, including special luggage counters, eight
baggage reclaim belts, twelve boarding gates and six skywalks for direct
access to aeroplanes. The facilities are rounded off with new accesses,
parking for vehicles and a control tower.
Lanzarote
Airport – AENA airport
Address:
Apto de Correos 86, 35500 Arrecife de Lanzarote, Spain
Telephone: 0034 928 846 001
Airport code: ACE
URL: http://www.aena.es/lanzarote
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posted at this site neither for the possible damages caused for the use
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General
Info
Country
Spain
ICAO
ID
GCRR
Time
UTC
0(+1DT)
Latitude
28. 945464 28° 56′ 43.67″ N
Longitude
-13.605225 013° 36′ 18.81″ W
Elevation
47
feet 14 meters
Type
Joint
(Civil and Military)
Magnetic
Variation
005°
W (01/06)
Operating
Agency
MILITARY
– CIVIL JOINT USE AIRPORT
Operating
Hours
SEE
REMARKS FOR OPERATING HOURS OR COMMUNICATIONS FOR POSSIBLE HOURS
Daylight
Savings Time
Last
Sunday in March to last Sunday in October
Communications
TWR
120. 7
124.0 257.8
GND
121.8
ATIS
118.625
CANARIAS
APP
129.3
Runways
ID
Dimensions
Surface
PCN
ILS
03/21
7874
x 148 feet 2400 x 45 meters
ASPHALT
050FCWT
YES
Navaids
Type
ID
Name
Channel
Freq
Distance
From Field
Bearing
From Navaid
TACAN
TLZ
LANZAROTE
094X
–
At
Field
–
VOR-DME
LZR
LANZAROTE
099X
115. 2
14.1 NM
207.7
NDB
LZ
LANZAROTE
–
310
At
Field
–
Supplies/Equipment
Fuel
Jet
A1, without icing nhibitor.
100/130 MIL Spec, low lead, aviation gasoline (BLUE)
Remarks
CSTMS/IMG
Avbl.
FUEL
(NC-100LL,
A1, J8)
LGT
PAPI
Rwy 21 GS 3. 7 .
OPR
HOURS
Opr
0700-2400Z++, 1 hr PPR, 1 hr before A/D clsd.
RWY
Fst
2000′ Rwy 03 wt brg cap PCN 31 F/C/W/T.
Runway 03/21
7874 x 148 feet
2400 x 45 meters
Runway
03
Surface
ASPHALT
True
Heading
027.0
Latitude
28.935844 28° 56′ 09.04″ N
Longitude
-13.610803 013° 36′ 38.89″ W
Elevation
18. 0
feet 5 meters
Slope
0.4°
Landing
Distance
7874
feet 2400 meters
Takeoff
Distance
8071
feet 2460 meters
Overrun
Length
197
feet 60 meters
Overrun
Surface
ASPHALT
Lighting
System
SF
CL HIRL REIL S PAPI
Runway
21
Surface
ASPHALT
True
Heading
207. 0
Latitude
28.955083 28° 57′ 18.30″ N
Longitude
-13.599647 013° 35′ 58.73″ W
Elevation
47.0
feet 14 meters
Slope
-0.4°
Landing
Distance
7874
feet 2400 meters
Takeoff
Distance
8071
feet 2460 meters
Overrun
Length
197
feet 60 meters
Overrun
Surface
ASPHALT
Lighting
System
CL
HIRL REIL S PAPI
Navaids
LANZAROTE
Type
ID
Channel
Freq
Country
State
TACAN
TLZ
094X
–
Spain
–
Latitude
Longitude
Airport
28. 944831 28° 56′ 41.39″ N
-13.607014 013° 36′ 25.25″ W
GCRR
Navaids
LANZAROTE
Type
ID
Channel
Freq
Country
State
VOR-DME
LZR
099X
115.2
Spain
–
Latitude
Longitude
Airport
29. 166003 29° 09′ 57.61″ N
-13.510725 013° 30′ 38.61″ W
GCRR
Navaids
LANZAROTE
Type
ID
Channel
Freq
Country
State
NDB
LZ
–
310
Spain
–
Latitude
Longitude
Airport
28. 955367 28° 57′ 19.32″ N
-13.611975 013° 36′ 43.11″ W
GCRR
Lanzarote
Airport – AENA airport
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Located in La Asomada in the Canary Islands region, Nirvana Lanzarote provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking, as well as access to a hot tub.
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Emergency Help & Advice in Lanzarote
Hopefully you won’t need any of the following, but if you do need emergency numbers, help or advice whilst in Lanzarote here it is!
Emergency call 112
The local emergency telephone number for police, ambulance & fire is 112.
There is a smartphone app called FRESS112 that you can download to your mobile phone. Users should create a profile with their personal information & medical data. Residents and tourists are encouraged to download the App to their mobile phones, your medical information and location will then be transmitted to the emergency services if you need help in the future.
The 112 Freephone number is manned 365 days per year, 24 hours a day and available in five languages Spanish, English, German, Italian and French.
FRESS112 Can Save Lives. You can download the App here: www.fress112.com
British Consulate & Embassy details for Lanzarote
Our British Consulate office is situated in Las Palmas, on the island of Gran Canaria.
If you urgently need help (eg if you’ve been attacked, arrested or lost your passport), call 928 26 25 08.
If you’re in the UK and concerned about a British national in Gran Canaria, Lanzarote or Fuerteventura, call 020 7008 1500 to reach the Emergency Consular Team based in London.
Address: Calle Luis Morote 6-3º, 35007, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Opening Hours: Tuesdays & Fridays 8.30am to 1.30pm
Website: www.ukinspain.fco.gov.uk
Lost or Stolen Passport in Lanzarote
If you have lost or had your passport stolen you need to report it to the local Policía Nacional as soon as possible. If a passport is found locally, it is normally handed in to the police.
If you can’t speak Spanish you will need to have a translator to make the report, they will then issue you with a police report. If you need an urgent replacement for your passport then contact the British Consulate in Las Palmas who will arrange for a consular member of staff to issue an emergency travel document. The Kodak shop in the Deiland Shopping Centre in Playa Honda can take new passport photos in the required format.
Medical Emergency
If you’re just feeling unwell and need medicine or general advice then seek the help of the local pharmacy, they are very good and usually speak English. Drugs are readily available over the counter, this is the only place you can buy pain relief such as Nurofen or Paracetamol and normally come in boxes of 600mg tablets so check the dosage. Antibiotics are now only available by prescription.
You need to be aware of the difference between a farmacia and a parafarmacia. A farmacia has a green cross sign and is authorised to sell medicinal products and fill prescriptions. A parafarmacia has a blue cross sign and sells alternative remedies.
You should be travelling with your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) this together with your passport will entitle you to the equivalent of the NHS emergency service here in Spain, to access the local Centro de Salud (Doctors) and General Hospital in Arrecife for any necessary treatment during your stay. If you need an ambulance call 112.
Centro de Salud Playa Blanca. Av. del Varadero, 35580, Lanzarote. Tel: 928 11 70 02
Centro de Salud Puerto del Carmen. Calle Juan Carlos I, 35510, Lanzarote. Tel: 928 524 244
Centro de Salud Costa Teguise, C.C. Teguise Greens, Avenida La Palmeras, 35508, Lanzarote.
Hospital Doctor José Molina Orosa, Carretera San Bartolomé KM 1’300, 35500, Arrecife, Lanzarote. Tel: 928 595 000
Residents can call 012 for an appointment at their registered surgery, or use the cita previa online booking service.
For those with private health insurance or travel insurance there are an abundance of private clinics within each of the resorts for treatment and the private hospital called Hospiten is situated on the outskirts of Puerto del Carmen.
Here are some handy phrases for the pharmacy just in case….
Have you something for – tiene algo para….
Toothache – dolor de muelas
Insect bites – picaduras
Stomach ache – dolor de estómago
Food poisoning – intoxicación alimenticia
Headache – dolor de cabeza
Sunburn – quemaduras del sol
Pregnant – embarazada
Death of a UK Citizen in Lanzarote
It is Spanish law that a body must be preserved or embalmed within 48 hours of death. The next of kin will be informed by the authorities to find out if the body is being repatriated to the UK or if there will be a local burial / cremation.
If the deceased is covered by travel insurance the insurers need to be notified immediately, they will make arrangements with a local funeral director to repatriate the body. A special casket is required for the transport along with certificates for the death, embalming and permission to transport the body, arrangements will take 8-10 days.
If the decision is for a local burial or cremation then the next of kin need to contact a local funeral director to make the arrangements. A burial in Spain is normally above ground, the body is placed in a crypt for 5 years unless purchased in perpetuity. Cremations are now more popular and it is much easier to make arrangements to transport the ashes back to the UK. Please note that airline regulations stipulate that ashes must be transported in the cargo hold.
Reporting a Crime in Lanzarote
If you have the misfortune to need to make a denuncia in Lanzarote during a holiday, the 902 102 112 helpline is available in English for complaints relating to the following criminal offences:
* Robberies and thefts
– of and in vehicles
– of documents and personal effects
– in accommodation or establishments
* Missing documents and or personal effects
* Damage
The telephone line can be used to report a theft when a burglary has taken place but not if something has been stolen by someone using intimidation or where the offender is known, in this case you have to appear in person at the police station to make the complaint.
Once you have made the call and completed the complaint details, you will be instructed to visit a designated police station within 48 hours to sign the paperwork.
Help is available in four different languages on 902 102 112 from Monday to Sunday, English & French is manned from 09:00 – 21:00, plus German & Italian from 09:00 – 15:00.
We sincerely hope that you aren’t affected by crime during your holiday in Lanzarote, remember to lock your valuables away in the safe whilst you are out and don’t leave them on show in parked cars.
Injured Wildlife
The Recogida de Fauna Silvestre Accidentada rescues injured wildlife in Lanzarote. Their mobile service is manned from Monday to Sunday 10:00-20:00 during the months of December to August, and 07:15-22:00 during September, October & November. Outside these hours call 112 which is answered 24 hours.
Police in Lanzarote
There are three different police organisations in Spain, all of them are armed. The traffic is monitored by two different police, the Policía Municipal are responsible for traffic control within the towns, outside these areas it becomes the area of the Guardia Civil de Tráfico.
Policía Guardia Civil
The Civil Guard are responsible for national security they wear a green uniform. The Guardia Civil carry out duties for the Ministry of Defence and the Interior Ministry to protect the public’s safety, Spain’s borders (ports, airports, coastal and land), environmental laws and police traffic.
Telephone: 062
Local Direct Telephone No’s: Costa Teguise 928 592 400, San Bartolomé 928 520 711, Teguise 928 800 847, Tías 928 510 336, Yaiza 928 830 117, Tráfico 928 811 886.
Policía Nacional
The National Police (Cuerpo Nacional de Policía) are responsible for criminal investigations, immigration and identification, they wear either a black or blue uniform. This is the police station if you need to report a crime (denuncia) you can call 902 102 112 for more information, you will have to visit in person to make a report and have a translator with you if you can’t speak Spanish.
The Municipality Police (Policía Local) are responsible to the mayor and ayuntamiento in each local municipality, they take responsibility for local traffic control, minor offences and wear a blue and white uniform.
Telephone: 091
Useful Emergency Phrases
Help – socorro
Can you help me – puede ayudarme
Where is the police station – dónde está la comisaría
I need a report for my insurance – necesito un informe para el seguro
I want to report a theft – quiero denunciar un robo
Other Useful Emergency Numbers:
928 846 001 – Arrecife Airport
928 811 546 – Arrecife Bus Station (Estación de Guaguas)
928 816 312 – Arrecife Fire Station
928 595 000 – Arrecife General Hospital
928 810 100 – Cabildo de Lanzarote
928 812 222 – Cruz Roja (Red Cross)
012 – Doctors Appointment
620 896 185 – Locksmith (Brian from Lanzalocks)
900 202 202 – Seguridad Marítima
1004 – Telefonica (phone company)
928 597 292 – Grúa (breakdown recovery)
901 504 400 – Canal Gestion (Cliente) Water Company Customer Service
928 814 400 – Canal Gestion (Averías) Water Company Emergency Alert
900 500 400 – Unelco Endesa (Averías) Electric Company Emergency Alert
902 508 850 – Unelco Endesa (Cliente) Electric Company Customer Service
676 455 282 – Translator and Paperwork Advice (Guy Buske from A-Z Paperwork)
928 804 153 – Lawyer (Maria José Pérez Callero)
928 520 176 – Taxi (Lanzarote Taxi)
928 810 305 – Tahiche Prison (El Centro Penitenciario de Arrecife)
Lanzarote Airport (ACE)
Find information about Lanzarote Airport: All you need to know about Flights (Departures, Arrivals, Airlines), parking, accommodation on the island, car hire, transport and other relevant information about ACE Airport. This guide about César Manrique-Lanzarote Airport (ACE) is useful for planning your trip or vacation in Lanzarote.
Lanzarote Airport (IATA: ACE) is located 5 km from Arrecife, the capital of the island.
Arrecife Airport has two terminals.
Lanzarote Airport is the third busiest airport in the Canary Islands.
Lanzarote, like the rest of the Canary islands, enjoys an ideal climate throughout the year.
Puerto Calero, south of the island, is one of the tourist destinations in Lanzarote.
César Manrique-Lanzarote Airport (IATA: ACE ICAO: GCRR), also known as Arrecife Airport, is located on the island of Lanzarote in Canary Islands, Spain, about 5 kilometers southwest of Arrecife, the capital of the island.
ACE Airport is the main and only gateway for domestic and international flights to the island. The major part of Lanzarote Airport traffic is from the European Union. United Kingdom and Germany represent up to the 60% of the international traffic.
Lanzarote Airport registered 7,292,720 passengers in 2019.
During 2020, due to coronavirus crisis, Lanzarote Airport only handled 2,538,338 passengers.
In 2021, ACE Airport registered a total of 3,438,219 passengers.
Terminals
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Lanzarote Airport has two passenger terminals:
Terminal 1: International Terminal See more information
Terminal 2: Inter-island Terminal See more information
Lanzarote Airport in numbers
– Two passenger terminals – 1 Cargo Terminal – About 6 million passenger capacity – One 2,500 m runway – Located 5 km from Arrecife, the capital of Lanzarote – 60% of the traffic is only from United Kingdom and Germany
About Lanzarote
Lanzarote is one of the Canary Islands and is located in the Atlantic Ocean next to the African continent. These Spanish islands have a special charm.
Canary Islands are known for being volcanic territories. Much of its surface is covered with remains of eruptions and some of them have volcanoes.
It is perfect for visiting at any time during the year as temperatures are always warm. Weather there is fantastic.
When visiting Lanzarote, you cannot miss Timanfaya Natural Park, Jameos del Agua, White Beach, Cueva de los Verdes, La Geria, among others. And you can’t leave without tasting Mojo Picón.
Transport
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From Lanzarote Airport passengers will find the following transport options:
Bus: From Lanzarote Airport depart some bus lines that offer transport through the island. See more information
Taxi: Taxi ranks are in front of Terminal 1 and 2, level 0. Get to Arrecife in just 11 minutes by taxi. See more information
Car Hire: You can also hire a car in Lanzarote Airport. Check our search engine for further details. See more information
Services
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At Lanzarote Airport passengers will find the following services:
– Restaurants and bars – Shops – Duty Free – Rest area and exhibitions – Children’s Play Area – Lost and Found – Ticket sales – Police – Information Point
Lost and found: Terminal T1, Level 1, Departures hall
Email: capucace@aena.es
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Description
Este bonito hotel está situado en la localidad de Puerto del Carmen, en la isla española de Lanzarote. Se ubica a solo 1.5 km de la impresionante playa de Los Pocillos, mientras que una gran cantidad de tiendas, bares y restaurantes se encuentran a tan solo 100 m de la propiedad. El aeropuerto de la isla está a 7 km del hotel, una ubicación ideal para los turistas. Ofrece cómodas habitaciones decoradas con buen gusto y equipadas con todas las comodidades para el máxima bienestar de los visitantes. Se ofrece también una amplia selección de instalaciones de ocio y servicios para clientes de todas las edades, entre los que se incluyen servicio de masajes, piscina y jacuzzi al aire libre.
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Lanzarote Airport is located five kilometers from the capital of the island, which is Arrecife. You can get this ideal location by means of car rental services that are provided from various car rental companies that are located inside the airport terminal. This makes it easy for travelers to get transportation and a guide to take you on a tour. Some of the car rentals can be booked soon using the telephone directory and the official websites that are put in place for this purpose.Experience Spain’s temperate weather climate, which is why most people prefer this county’s outdoor activities to enjoy a wide range of activities.
In cold weather, the temperature regulate seventeen degrees Celsius, which is still favorable for a tour to Spain. During this period you can enjoy cycling, hiking and even camel riding. Sunny days are also not left in this incredible city, you can enjoy sunbathing, diving and surfing, which is most popular due to favorable winds and reefs. Most of the surf competitors travel to various resorts in Lanzarote for a workout, which is why car rental services are well promoted. Car rental services are reliable at Lanzarote airportand you can choose the type of car you prefer to use depending on the luggage and the number of people you are traveling with.
If you are traveling with your family, you can look for a van from one of the Car Hire Rentals to ensure the space and safety of your goods. Each car rental company at Lanzarote airportis identified with a logo that represents the name of the company and it’s up to you for the customer to choose the one that suits your needs. Although the prices and requirements are well stated for each car, you need to check every detail before taking a tour to Spain to avoid additional costs.
Another factor to note about Car Rental Services in Spain is that each rental company has different terms and conditions of use for cars and you should always look out for the one with the best deals. While there are bus terminals that are set up for various routes from Lanzarote Airport, it’s more flexible and convenient to tour the city with a rental car, especially if you’re new to the state.
Spain is made up not only of volcanic eruptions, but also of museums and parks such as Timanfaya, which is designed specifically for botanical views. The best way of obtaining this destination is by renting a car, which is approximately forty five minutes from Lanzarote Airport. Here you get to enjoy a variety of seafood and other dishes that are imported from other states.
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Regions of Spain: Canary Islands.
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Canary Islands – Canary Islands. CANARY ISLANDS, in the Atlantic Ocean, off the northwest coast of Africa (autonomous region of Spain). The area is 7.3 thousand km2. Main islands: Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote. Extinct and acting … … Illustrated Encyclopedic Dictionary
CANARY ISLANDS, in the Atlantic Ocean, off the northwest coast of Africa (autonomous region of Spain). The area is 7.3 thousand km2. Main islands: Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote. Extinct and active volcanoes. Height up to 3718 … … Modern Encyclopedia
– (Islas Canarias) in the Atlantic Ocean, off the northwest coast of Africa. Autonomous region of Spain. 7.3 thousand km². Population 1.5 million (1991). Administrative center of Las Palmas. Main islands: Gran Canaria, Tenerife, … … Big Encyclopedic Dictionary
– (Islas Canarias), in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of Africa. Autonomous region of Spain. 7.3 tons km2. Population 1.5 million (1991). Administrative center of Las Palmas. Main islands: Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura … Encyclopedic Dictionary
Canary Islands – Atlantic Ocean, near the north. app. coasts of Africa; territory of Spain. Rome. the author Pliny, I century, according to the ruler of Mauritania Yuba, mentions about. Canaria (from Latin canarius canine) and associates its name with the spread of huge on the island … … Toponymic Dictionary
– (in Spanish Islas Canarias) administratively belonging to the provinces, and not to the colonies of Spain, a group of 7 large and 6 smaller islands off the west. coast of Africa, in the subtropical zone, between 28 and 29° c. sh., at a distance of 90 to 300 km … … Encyclopedic Dictionary F.A. Brockhaus and I.A. Efron
– (Spanish Islas Canarias, literally dog islands, from Latin canis dog: according to the ancient Roman scientist Pliny the Elder, large dogs were found on one of these islands) a group of islands in the Atlantic Ocean, 100 120 km from the north . .. … Large soviet encyclopedia
Canary Islands – (Spanish Islas Canarias), a group of mountainous volcanic islands in the Atlantic Ocean, northwest of the coast of Africa (Morocco). Autonomous region of Spain. The area is 7.3 thousand km2. Population 1.4 million people (1981). Main islands: Gran … … Encyclopedic reference book “Africa”
Canary Islands – CANARY ISLANDS, group of 7 islands (Palma, Tenerife, Grand Canary, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Gamera, Ferro) volcanic. origin in Atlanta. ocean, 60 mil. from African. coast (27°40′ 29°30′ N and 13°20′ 18°10′ W). Beautiful … … Military encyclopedia
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Canary Islands, Patskevich P., Farina-Patskevich H. (ed.-comp.). In this guide you will find: Lots of photos, illustrations and maps; Tastes of the Canary Islands – local products and classic dishes; Schemes and plans of all major attractions;…
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The Canary Islands are an archipelago of volcanic islands located in the Atlantic Ocean. The history of the Canary Islands is very interesting and rich. It was here that Columbus made his last stop before the discovery of America. Homer’s Island became a window from Europe to the New World, and the Canary Islands became widely known. Many states of the century fought for the archipelago, but the Canaries continue to remain under the control of Spain.
Canary Islands on the map:
Finding the Canary Islands on the map is easy, they are located near the northwestern coast of Africa, Morocco and Western Sahara. Geographically, the archipelago is part of the Macaronesia group of volcanic islands (Cape Verde Islands, Azores, Madeira and Selvages).
Which islands are part of the Canaries?
The Canary Islands include 7 large inhabited islands and several small ones that have hardly been touched by civilization. The inhabited islands are:
Gomera,
Fuerteventura,
Lanzarote,
Hierro
Palm.
Tenerife is the largest densely populated island with a developed tourist infrastructure. Here is the highest point in Spain – the Teide volcano, and it is here that the Canary Islands begin.
Climate and weather in the Canary Islands
One of the main assets of the Canary Islands is its unique climate, moderately hot and dry. The water temperature during the year does not fall below 20 ° C, and most days the sun shines. The Canary Islands are often referred to as the islands of eternal spring because of the wonderful weather.
In general, the weather on the islands throughout the year is warm and clear, the change of seasons is almost imperceptible. The big advantage of the Canary Islands is the lack of acclimatization even for those coming from the northern regions.
Nature of the Canary Islands
Due to its volcanic origin, the Canary Islands boast unique black volcanic beaches, diverse flora and fauna. Here you can walk through tropical and pine forests, then find yourself on sand dunes and beaches with golden sand. By the way, 4 islands are declared national parks of Spain, two of them are under the protection of UNESCO.
Holidays in the Canary Islands
It used to be that holidays in the Canary Islands were quite expensive and inaccessible. Today, the number of vacationers many times exceeds the number of local residents. This is a great alternative to vacations in neighboring African countries during the winter. The archipelago is great for a beach holiday and holidays with children. Fans of outdoor activities will not be bored either: diving, surfing, sea fishing, paragliding in tandem and other sports are very developed in the Canaries.
Tours to the Canary Islands
The healthy climate and warm weather make the Canary Islands attractive for tourists at any time of the year. You can buy a tour in Tenerife or another island from several tour operators, the average cost of the tour is from 800 euros / person for 7 nights. By the way, many hotels operate according to the beloved all-inclusive system.
Yachting in the Canaries
Short distances between the islands, evenly blowing trade winds and excellent weather create comfortable conditions for sailing in the Canary Islands. The yachting infrastructure is improving every year, a large number of marinas with related services and yacht clubs. Many northern European ships come to the Canary Islands for a warm winter.
Warm sea, unique beaches, beautiful bays – the Canary Islands are an ideal place for sailing from November to March. As part of a weekly yachting it is possible to visit Tenerife, La Gomera, La Palma or Gran Canaria. If you want to see all the islands, then such a trip will take from two weeks. Start and finish, as a rule, in Tenerife.
A nice bonus for yachting: storms and hurricanes are very rare here. Check out ours or take advantage of our own fleet, our prices will pleasantly surprise you.
New Year in the Canary Islands
We definitely recommend celebrating the New Year in Tenerife. New Year holidays last 12 days. It all starts with a quiet family holiday of Catholic Christmas on December 25th. On January 1, lively celebrations take place in the city squares and promenades in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Puerto Santiago and Las Americas.
If you come to the city square and eat 12 grapes, each grape will bring good luck in the new year. The Day of the Three Wise Men completes the series of New Year holidays. Magnificent processions on horses and camels are accompanied by presenting all those present with gifts and sweets.
Canary Islands visa
The Canary Islands are legally owned by Spain, which means they are subject to EU rules and require a Schengen visa to enter.
Canary Islands (Las Islas Canarias) are located in the Atlantic Ocean. Geographically, this is the north-west of Africa (only 100 km to the coast of Morocco), but they belong to Spain, which is more than 1000 km away. The islands are of volcanic origin and consist of 7 large and 6 small islands with a total area of 7500 sq. km.
The largest and most populous island is located in the center of the archipelago – the island of “Eternal Spring” Tenerife (2057 sq. km).
Three smaller islands to the east: Gran Canaria (2532 sq. km.), Fuerteventura (1730 sq. km.) and Lanzarote (795 sq. km.). West of Tenerife: La Gomera (378 sq. km.), Hierro Island (277 sq. km.) and Palma Island (728 sq. km).
2 km. from Fuerteventura is the uninhabited Lobos, and to the north of Lanzarote is the Chinijo archipelago, consisting of five islets, one of which, O. Graciosa, is inhabited. The main part of the population of the Canary Islands is concentrated on the island of Tenerife and the island of Gran Canaria.
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History of the origin of the Canary Islands
The origin of the Canary Islands is associated with the myth of Atlantis – the mainland, which plunged into the abyss of the Atlantic Ocean, and these small islands are considered heavenly corners of the Earth. However, true historical events are devoid of romance.
The indigenous people, the Guanches, whose exact origin is unknown, have been and remain one of the biggest historical mysteries. Guanches are tall, fair-skinned, blond, often red-haired and blue-eyed.
They spoke only slightly moving their lips and without uttering a sound, they had access to the whistling language “silbo”, which they used to transmit information over long distances (up to 15 km.), As well as a completely unique system of hieroglyphic writing.
They mastered the art of mummification of the dead, bred bardino shepherd dogs, possessed the original art of stone processing and special architecture. At the same time, they lived at the level of the primitive communal system and they did not have anything resembling a fleet or shipbuilding.
In addition, the features of the anthropological type of the Guanches (mechtoid race) are not typical for the latitudes of their habitat.
Due to their geographical location, the islands have been a tidbit and a target for capture and possession for many centuries.
Arab sailors visited islands in the 12th century , in the XII century – French, in the XIV – Portuguese and Spanish.
Local residents, the Guanches, who had stone-tipped spears as weapons, fought desperately for their territories, but the plague epidemic greatly weakened their positions and in December 1495 A.D. the natives had to admit their defeat.
The Spaniards completely took possession of the archipelago. Together with the conquerors, technical progress also came to the islands, and after the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus in 1492, the islands turned into the most important maritime transit transport point.
on the way from the Old World to the New.
The extraction of high-quality clay for pottery production was established on the islands, sugar was produced from local cane, winemaking developed, the Canary Islands are famous for their rum. Developed commercial relations with America, Europe, the British Isles.
Decree of free ports appeared in 1852 , which established a free commercial regime on the islands, a kind of offshore zone. By the beginning of the 20th century, a crisis in relations between the two main cities, Santa Cruz and Las Palmas, emerged on the islands. The political struggle complicated the economic development of the entire region as a whole. The solution to the problem was found in 1927 – the unified province of Canaria was legally divided into two.
They still exist – the province of Las Palmas and the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. And only in the sixties of the XX century, after long post-war years, the excellent weather conditions and the beauty of these heavenly places were in demand by tourists. The construction business, the hotel and restaurant business, the real estate sector and the service sector began to develop.
Today luxurious beaches, museums and galleries await tourists in the Canary Islands , theme parks, shopping centers, casinos and nightclubs, theaters. This is an international center of tourism and recreation, which receives guests, thanks to its climate, all year round.
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Weather conditions in the Canary Islands
Climate in the Canary Islands moderately hot, mild and comfortable for relaxing. Summers are not very hot, winters are warm with little rainfall. The water temperature is almost constant and does not fall below +18C in the winter months, +21C in April-May, from June to November the water temperature on the beaches reaches +23+24C. For those who like to splash in warm water, this is the best time to relax on the islands.
The coldest months are January and February. The air temperature during the day can be + 18-22C, at night + 15-19С.
The hottest month is August. The average temperature during the day is + 30C, in the evening + 26C.
The presence of the cold Canary current softens the August heat and it will not interfere with a comfortable stay. Thanks to the mountain ranges that divide the islands of Tenerife, Gran Canaria and La Palma, there is a great difference in weather and climate between north and south. Strong winds and moisture-saturated clouds cannot overcome the mountain ranges, therefore, in the southern regions of the islands, almost , the weather is sunny and dry all year round. . From the sweltering heat (a dry sultry wind blows to these islands from the African coast), the northeast wet and cool trade winds save .
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In the northern part of the islands the weather is more changeable and windy, but these areas boast their lush vegetation and excellent conditions for more active recreation – surfing. Climatic conditions make the Canary Islands a year-round resort.
The Canary Islands (Spanish: Las Islas Canarias, literally – “dog islands”) – an archipelago of seven islands of volcanic origin in the Atlantic Ocean, off the northwestern coast of Africa (Morocco and Western Sahara).
The islands belong to Spain and are one of the autonomous communities of this country.
There are two capitals, Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, but until 1927 Santa Cruz de Tenerife was the only capital.
Homeland of canaries.
The mild climate has attracted people to the Canary Islands since ancient times.
The history of the islands is very mysterious. The Canaries are supposedly the remnants of Atlantis. The Greeks placed here the gardens of the Hesperides; for centuries they have been referred to as the “Happy Islands”. Currently, the Canary Islands are one of the most important centers of European tourism.
Geographic information
The Canary Islands (Islas Canarias in Spanish) are washed by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Together with Madeira and the Azores to the north and the Cape Verde Islands to the south, they form what is commonly referred to as “Macronesia”. The Canary Islands are located about 400 km from Madeira and 100-150 km from the northwest coast of Africa. The island of Fuerteventura, located in the southeastern part of the archipelago, lies 92 km from Cap Juby, the southernmost point of Morocco. A little further south is Western Sahara, a former colony of Spain. The Canary Islands still belong to Spain, which is located in the northeast of them at a distance of 1500 km.
The total area of the islands is 7500 sq. km. From east to west, the islands stretch for 500 km (between the islands of Palma and Lanzarote), and from north to south for 200 km.
There are seven main inhabited islands in the archipelago. In the center is the largest – the island of Tenerife (2057 sq. km). In the east there are three smaller islands: Gomera (378 sq. km), Hierro (277 sq. km) and Palma (728 sq. km). To the west of Tenerife is the island of Gran Canaria (1532 sq. km) – the third largest island in the archipelago. Then come the islands of Fuerteventura (1731 sq. km) and Lanzarote (795 sq. km). Four very small islands should be added to these islands: the island of Graciosa (the only one inhabited) – 27 sq. km; Alegranza island – 10 sq. km; the island of Montagna Clara – 1 sq. km north of the island of Lanzarote; Lobos island – 6 sq. km at the northern tip of the island of Fuerteventura. And finally, to the north of the island of Lanzarote, there are two very tiny islands, Roque del Oste and Roque del Este. Total – 13 islands.
The highest point of the islands is Pico del Teide (3718 m) on the island of Tenerife, which makes the island the highest in the Atlantic Ocean. Of all the other islands, only the island of Palma with the mountain Roque de los Muchachos exceeds 2000 m.
Government
The Canaries are one of the 17 autonomous regions of Spain. The region is divided into two provinces (the whole of Spain is divided into 50 provinces). The Western Province includes the islands of Tenerife, Palma, Gomera and Hierro and is called the Province of Tenerife. The eastern province, called Gran Canaria, includes the islands of Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote. The capital of the western province is the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The capital of the eastern province is Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
Within the Provinces, each of the seven islands enjoys great autonomy. Each of them is managed by an island council, has a decent budget and the right to independently solve many autonomous problems, for example, in the field of health, urban planning, water supply, culture and tourism. The latter brings a number of inconveniences for tourists, especially those who would like to visit several islands at once.
Climate
The weather of the south coast of almost all the islands is a year-round hot summer with cloudless skies and an average temperature of 25°C. At the top of Mount Teide, the snow sometimes melts only in May. The Canary Islands have a moderately hot climate, which is moderated by the trade winds blowing from north to east and the cold current of the Atlantic Ocean, which is also called the Canary, and the anticyclone over the Azores provides constant good weather. Temperature fluctuations are expressed very weakly. On the coast, the temperature rarely drops below 10°C and rarely rises above 25°C in winter, while in summer the temperature rarely falls below 20°C, but often exceeds 40°C. Despite these temperature fluctuations between maximum and minimum, the difference between the average temperature of the coldest month and the hottest is no more than 7°C. The water temperature is even more constant. It never drops below 20°C. Almost the entire amount of precipitation falls from mid-October to mid-April.
The Canary Islands can be visited throughout the year. Here all year round there are all conditions for relaxing in seaside resorts and walking in the mountains. But the peak season starts from the end of July and ends at the beginning of October, and then a huge number of people come here at the end of February for the Carnival de Tenerife, which lasts until mid-March.
Population
Ethnically, the population of the islands is homogeneous – these are Canarians, who consider themselves descendants of the Guanches – the indigenous inhabitants of the Canary Islands before the arrival of the Spaniards. According to linguists, they spoke a language belonging to the Berber language group. For several centuries, Spain conquered the Canary Islands and by the end of the 15th century. finally mastered them. Part of the Guanches was destroyed, the other quickly mixed with the Spaniards. In addition to the Canarians, small groups of Spaniards and other Europeans, as well as Africans, Indians, and others live on the islands.
Language
The official language is Spanish. The Canarians speak Castilian, but much softer and faster than the Spaniards on the mainland. In addition, the Canarian vocabulary is very rich in words and expressions that came mainly from the Guanche language, but also from Portuguese and English.
Religion
Almost the entire population of the Canary Islands is Christian. Christianity began to spread here from the beginning of the 15th century, when four large islands were captured by the Spaniards. Almost all Canarians are supporters of the Roman Catholic Church. Catholicism is deeply rooted in the life of the locals. There are many Catholic cathedrals, churches and other places of worship in the Canary Islands.
Protestantism is followed by an insignificant part of the population of the Canary Islands. These are local residents – Canarians, and foreigners – Americans, British, a small number of Spaniards from the continent, etc.
There are also groups of foreigners who practice Islam or Hinduism in the Canary Islands. These are mainly people from North Africa and South Asia.
Cuisine
Canarian cuisine is very simple, but at the same time very wise and has a wide range of taste sensations. A climate of great diversity, the use of simple and ordinary products are the main factors influencing the traditional gastronomy of these islands. The fish caught here has an exquisite taste and is in no way inferior to the fish from the Bay of Biscay. The fish is usually served boiled or with a sauce made from vegetable oil, vinegar and capsicum.
A very popular dish is called “carne de fiesta” – “celebration meat”, which is prepared from pork in a special marinade with pers and grilled (las perrilladas). Usually these dishes are served with potatoes. “Papas arrugadas” (shriveled potato, “in uniform”) is a potato boiled in sea water. Potatoes grown on the islands have excellent taste. Of the various varieties, differing in size, color and properties, the most valuable varieties are considered “papas bonitas” and “papas negras”. It is impossible not to try the Canarian desserts. Most of the sweet dishes in Tenerife are eaten with palm honey (miel de palmera), which is made in Gomera. Try also sweet palm juice (guarapo).
The cheeses here are usually very delicate, made from goat’s milk and served as an appetizer, such as quesillo. It is impossible not to try local fruits: avocado, papaya, guava, melon, mango, pineapple. As well as other desserts: delicious egg and sugar flan pudding, sweets with honey and nuts (bienmesabe), baked milk (leche asada).
National characteristics
The inhabitants of the Canary Islands have a pleasant and cheerful character, and they are very fond of all kinds of holidays. Many traditional holidays have been preserved on the island, among which, without a doubt, the famous carnivals stand out. A rare resident does not prepare his carnival costume in a few months or does not participate in street orchestras. The center of the carnival is Santa Cruz, whose streets during the holiday turn into a continuous stream of dances and masks, and where music and songs do not stop for several days. Carnival is held in February. Popular and beloved holidays in Tenerife include romerias, religious holidays of the patron saint of a city.
During these events, you can see the procession of bulls harnessed to original carts, hear folk songs. Usually all participants of the holiday are dressed in national costumes. The Feast of Corpus Christi is another typical religious celebration that is usually held in La Orotava. A distinctive feature of this holiday is beautiful multi-colored carpets made of flowers.
And in the central square you can admire the beauty of “tapestry” made from special volcanic sands taken from Las Canadas del Teide. An interesting feast of St. Andrew, held on the night of 29november. On this day, according to tradition, wine cellars are opened and young wine is tasted. A unique online photoshop site that allows you to create photo effects online. And in cities like La Orotava or Puerto de la Cruz, residents, mostly young people, run through the streets with bundles of empty tin cans that bang on the cobblestones and make a terrible noise. In the city of Icod, young people ride wooden boards along the steep streets.
The Canary Islands are rightly called the place of eternal spring, where it never rains or bad weather. The mild climate, valleys surrounded by greenery, picturesque beaches and bizarre rocks have made the Canary Islands one of the most famous places on the planet, where everyone dreams of visiting.
Officially, the Canary Islands belong to Spain and are its autonomous province, but the local views and general atmosphere have little in common with Europe. People come here for the exotic. The unique natural conditions of this place have no analogues. Magnificent beaches and beautiful landscapes, as well as accessibility (just a few hours of flight from Europe) and well-developed tourist infrastructure – all this makes the Canary Islands one of the most popular resorts that has long earned worldwide recognition.
The Canarian archipelago consists of seven main islands and several smaller ones. Of course, each island is unique and interesting in its own way, but Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote and Gran Canaria are the most popular among vacationers. Gran Canaria and Tenerife have the best developed tourist and hotel infrastructure: there are the most luxurious hotels and a lot of opportunities for any kind of recreation and entertainment. Well, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote will interest those travelers who prefer peace and solitude.
Capital
administrative centers of Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (every 4 years the capital moves)
Population
2,126,000 people
Population density
282. 5 people/km²
Spanish
Religion
catholicism
Form of government
constitutional monarchy
Time zone
UTC+0, UTC+1 (summer)
International dialing code
Domain zone
Electricity
110 or 220 V, 50 Hz
Climate and weather
The Canary Islands have a tropical trade wind climate, which results in moderately hot and dry weather. Moreover, from the point of view of the level of humidity and precipitation, as well as the number of sunny days, the climate of the Canary Islands is recognized as almost ideal. Literally the whole year there is dry, sunny, comfortable weather: in summer the air temperature is +24…26 °C , and in winter – + 18…20 °С . The water temperature is constant all year round and never drops below +19 °С , and on average keeps within +20…+25 °С .
It is worth saying that if it is warm on the coast of the islands, then it is always cool in the mountainous regions. Also, from time to time, the African sirocco wind, suffocating and dusty, reaches the Canary Islands.
You can visit the Canary Islands throughout the year, but the peak of the beach season falls between mid-July and October.
Nature
The Canarian archipelago, which consists of 13 islands of volcanic origin, lies near the northwestern coast of Africa and is washed by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The largest islands of the archipelago are Tenerife, Gomera, Palma, Hierro, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote.
The nature and landscape of the islands are extremely diverse: tropical forests, volcanic plateaus, palm oases, green fields, beaches, vineyards, olive plantations, extinct and active volcanoes. The vegetation is dominated by evergreen trees and shrubs, as well as many species of cacti.
Attractions
The main attractions of the Canary Islands are, without a doubt, its natural treasures and magnificent beaches, which are simply impossible to enumerate. However, there are also man-made objects that deserve attention and admiration. For example, in the northwest of the island of Gran Canaria is the ancient city of Galdar . It is famous Cueva Pintada cave with wall paintings of the Guanches tribes, the remains of the settlements of the indigenous islanders and graves Necropolis de Galdar .
No less remarkable is the ancient fortress of the 16th century on the island of Lanzarote , which now houses a large archaeological museum. In addition, there is another fortress on Lanzarote – Castillo de San Jose , which houses the Museum of Modern Art with a large collection of abstract paintings and sculptures. Also interesting objects are the pyramids in the Guimard desert on the island of Tenerife. Moreover, they were built according to all the principles of the buildings of Peru, Mexico and ancient Mesopotamia. Now on the territory where they are located, there is an Ethnography Park with a museum Casa Chacona , gift shop, cinema and cafeteria.
Loro Park is also very popular among tourists. , which boasts a huge number of parrots, as well as an aquarium, penguinarium and Orchid House. Another interesting island park is Teide , which attracts tourists with a rare sight – a huge crater of an extinct volcano.
If we talk about natural attractions, then the most beautiful of island La Palma with Caldera de Taburiente volcano which is surrounded by high mountain peaks. You can’t visit the Canary Islands and not see Cliffs of the Giants , which are magnificent rock formations, mountains and with traces of archaeological excavations and Hell’s Gorge waterfall, and Dragon Tree in which is over 1000 years old.
Dining
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. The local cuisine has much in common with Spanish traditions, so treats such as “paella” with seafood or chicken and “tortilla” made of potatoes are widespread here. In addition, Canarian chefs can boast of their own inventions. Firstly, these are fish and seafood dishes: “sardinas” (boiled fish), “sakonho” (dried fish with garlic and sweet potatoes), zarzuela (fish soup), roast tuna, sole, octopus and squid meat, etc.
No less popular in the Canary Islands are meat dishes. Among them, “carne de fiesta” are most often offered marinated pork or goat meat, conejo en salmorejo (rabbit dish) and puchero (stew of beef corn, pears and apples). Well, as a side dish – boiled potatoes (“papas arrugadas” ).
Typical Canarian food is simply unthinkable without sauce moyo and gofio cereal flour, which is used as an independent dish and as an additive.
You can’t help but try local desserts – “bienmeabe” (egg yolk, cinnamon and almond cream), egg and sugar flan pudding, baked milk, palm honey, and all sorts of exotic fruits.
Canary wine, honey rum, banana liqueur and local beer brands Dorada and Tropical stand out among the alcoholic drinks.
Of course, in addition to national dishes, Canarian restaurants offer European cuisine for literally every taste and budget. There are also many fast food establishments ( McDonald’s, Pizza Hut, KFC and others).
Accommodation
The Canary Islands are ready to offer its guests the widest choice of accommodation options: from first-class hotels 5 * to guest houses in the countryside. Also on the islands there are many campsites, budget hotels, aparthotels with a kitchenette, bungalows and hotels operating on the all-inclusive system.
The main advantage of the hotels of the Canary Islands is excellent service and a high level of literally everything. Moreover, the vast majority of Canarian hotels are four-star, which are great for a comfortable, but not ruinous vacation. Well, luxury hotels 5* can completely leave even the most sophisticated and capricious tourists speechless.
Leisure and entertainment
The main source of prosperity of the Canary Islands is the tourism business, so the choice of all kinds of entertainment here is simply colossal. The main holiday destinations on the islands are numerous beaches. Most of them are marked with the Blue Flag of the European Union, which indicates a high level of service and cleanliness. In addition, breakwaters are installed on most beaches for safe swimming. In general, the islands have both equipped beaches and wild, and even nudist ones. There are a lot of ways to have fun on the beaches: all kinds of water sports, fishing in the open ocean, windsurfing, yachting, sea excursions and parachuting. In addition, the Canary Islands are ready to offer jeep safari, go-karting, rock climbing, hiking along numerous tourist routes, cycling and horseback riding. Also here you can always play on the tennis courts, practice shooting at moving targets, visit the magnificent golf courses, and also watch cockfights.
The Canary Islands offer almost any type of leisure activity: nightlife is in full swing here, and entertainment venues and amusement parks are in full swing during the day. And the islands can also boast of their numerous restaurants, elite country clubs, zoos, sports facilities, gyms and health centers.
There are a lot of holidays, festivals and carnivals in the Canary Islands: they are celebrated literally every week. First of all, these are religious holidays, which are celebrated here with special joy and unprecedented scope ( Epiphany, Saint Joseph’s Day, All Saints’ Day, Good Friday of Passion Week, Corpus Christi, Immaculate Conception and others). In addition, each island holds its own original fiestas and festivals.
Shopping
Since the Canary Islands is a free economic zone, prices for many goods here are much lower than in Europe. High-quality imported alcohol, by general standards, is sold here almost for free, the choice of perfumes is large and pleases with reasonable price tags, and tobacco products, cameras, camcorders, radios, watches and jewelry are cheaper than in the countries of their production. Although it is worth noting that European brands of clothing and footwear are not represented here in a very wide variety, so it is better to pay attention to Spanish brands. Also on the islands you can profitably buy things made of crocodile skin. Standard souvenirs (toys, postcards, magnets) are sold almost everywhere and are very cheap. However, it is recommended to pay attention to more original items, such as handicrafts (ceramics, embroidery, lace, wickerwork, etc.), local tobacco and Canarian pine souvenirs, as well as natural and imitation pearls.
In addition to the fact that prices in the Canary Islands are much cheaper than in Europe, seasonal sales (rebajas) are held here twice a year. They start in mid-July and at the end of the first week of January. Initially, discounts do not exceed 20-30%, but gradually increase and reach 90% by the end of sales. The biggest sales take place in Santa Cruz, where there are many shopping malls and galleries.
Most shops are open daily, except Sunday, from 9:00 to 20:00, large supermarkets and department stores are open from 10:00 to 21:00.
Transport
The Canary Islands has a large number of airports that provide international and domestic passenger transportation. Among them, the most significant and largest are the airport de Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Tenerife South Airport and Tenerife North Airport. In addition, the islands of the archipelago are connected by ferries that are capable of transporting cars. Between the islands of Gomera, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura and Tenerife, there are high-speed boats. Internal communication on the territory of all islands is carried out by means of highways.
City public transport is represented by a wide network of TITSA bus routes. Bus fares are low. As a rule, the trip is paid to the driver at the entrance to the front door.
In addition, on the islands you can always use the services of taxis, which are metered here. It should be borne in mind that local taxi drivers rarely speak any foreign language, but they know the names of all hotels, restaurants, commercial centers, etc. very well.
Also in the Canary Islands you can always rent a car of any brand. Moreover, there are often preferential rates (for three days or more). To use car rental services, you must present a document confirming the identity and age of at least 21 years, as well as international driving license and a deposit. Several companies on the islands offer bicycles, scooters, mopeds and motorcycles for rent.
Communications
For international calls, the most economical option is Telefonica’s blue-green payphones, which are installed on the streets of all cities. They work from any coins of small denomination, and the minimum amount for a call to Moscow is $ 0. 5. By the way, from some local payphones you can not only make calls, but also send SMS or messages to e-mail. In addition, you can call from telephones that are available in almost all bars, from telephone offices of travel companies and from a hotel room. In the latter case, an international call will cost an order of magnitude more.
Cellular communication on the islands is of excellent quality and uniform coverage. Roaming is available to all subscribers of major operators. It is possible to purchase a local SIM card or rent a phone.
24-hour Internet access is provided in almost all hotels, however, it is not cheap ($6-8 per hour). It will be much more economical to go to an Internet cafe or an arcade where cheap access to the network is provided. Many public places have Wi-Fi hotspots.
Security
In the Canary Islands, you are unlikely to face any dangers. Tourists here absolutely calmly walk in any place and at any time of the day. Of course, no one canceled elementary precautions: you need to take care of the safety of your wallet, do not leave things unattended, and store large sums of money and documents in the hotel safe (you can only have a copy of your passport and visa with you). It is also worth bearing in mind that sellers of so-called free lottery tickets are often found on the streets of most cities. They are completely harmless, but extremely intrusive. In order not to become an object of fraud, it is recommended to simply ignore them.
There are no mandatory vaccinations to travel to the Canary Islands, and the likelihood of getting any infection is extremely low.
Business climate
Tourism is the backbone of economic and business life in the Canary Islands. More than 3 million tourists come to Tenerife alone every year. The rapid economic growth here began at the end of the 20th century and is associated with large foreign investments in the tourism and hotel industry.
The most important industries here are oil refining, chemical and food processing. Also, being a duty-free zone, the islands are of great commercial importance and are a major international transit base in the Atlantic Ocean. In addition, some of the income of the Canary Islands comes from industry and agricultural exports.
Real estate
The main advantage of real estate in the Canary Islands is its high rental potential, which is explained by year-round attendance of the resort. In addition, the real estate market of the islands was not too much affected by the crisis.
Tenerife is the most popular property in Tenerife, the largest and most populous island, which is the easiest to reach from Europe. Most often, apartments are offered in residential areas, as well as small bungalows in secluded places near the ocean. On any island there is an opportunity to buy a villa, both luxurious and more modest.
The procedure for acquiring real estate in the Canary Islands takes place in accordance with Spanish law, notarized.
According to customs regulations, citizens of countries that are not members of the European Union are allowed to import no more than 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars, 2 liters of wine and 1 liter of alcohol with a strength of more than 22 ° to the Canary Islands. The import of drugs, weapons and certain medicines is prohibited. Export of jewelry, historical valuables and antiques is allowed only upon presentation of a special permit. The import of foreign currency is not limited in any way (if the amount exceeds 500 euros, a declaration will be required). The export of previously imported foreign currency is allowed upon declaration.
Visa information
The Canary Islands are part of Spain, so a Schengen visa is required to enter their territory from a country outside the European Union. In Moscow, it can be issued at the Embassy of Spain (Bol. Nikitskaya St., 50/8) or the Consular Section (Stremyanny Lane, 31/1), in St. Petersburg – at the Consulate General (Furshtatskaya St., 9).
It must be taken into account that when departing from Spain, often a mark in the passport about leaving the country is not put. In this regard, air tickets must always be kept, as they will be required for the subsequent issuance of a visa to a country included in the Schengen area.
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9.87 mi
1.6 mph
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Expert Hiking Tour. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.
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1.6 mph
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3,150 ft
Expert Hiking Tour. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.
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Wandern im Valle Gran Rey: Viele Zugänge zu schönen Wanderwegen vom Tal des großen Königs aus
Zum Wandern bietet das Valle Gran Rey abwechslungsreiche Touren. Es lohnt sich, zu der einen oder anderen Wandertour aufzubrechen, die Natur zu genießen und das Valle Gran Rey beim Wandern aus einer anderen Perspektive zu betrachten.
Zu einer der beliebtesten Gomera Wandertouren im Valle Gran Rey zählt die Kletterpartie zum Wasserfall im Barranco de Arure.
Der Weg ist mit etwa drei Kilometern zum Salto de Agua eigentlich nicht lang. Doch lohnt es sich, zum Wandern ausreichend Zeit mitzubringen, um ruhige Plätze zu genießen, Salamander zu beobachten und die Füße ins Wasser zu stecken.
Zum Wasserfall wandern
Die Wanderung zum Wasserfall beginnt in El Guro, das mit seinen individuell restaurierten Häusern als Künstlerdorf bekannt ist. Der Weg führt durch ein grünes Seitental des Valle Gran Rey.
Es gilt über Felsen zu klettern, den Weg im schmalen Flussbett des Barranco zu finden und durch dichtes Schilf zu streifen. Diese Tour mit Hindernissen ist ein sogenannter Klassiker und auch bei Familien mit Kindern beliebt.
Wichtig ist hier wie auf allen anderen Wanderungen im Valle Gran Rey unter anderem gutes Schuhwerk, ausreichend Wasser, Proviant und Sonnencreme. Natürlich gehört auch Umsicht mit ins Gepäck; bei Regen etwa lohnt es, vorher Erkundigungen einzuholen.
La Merica Wanderung
Im traditionsreichen Ort La Calera geht es mit toller Aussicht über das des Valle Gran Rey hinauf auf die Hochebene von La Merica. Etwas Kondition gehört dazu, um das Wandern auf dem zunächst steilen, gewundenen Weg genießen zu können. Von der Hochebene bietet sich ein fantastisches Panorama über Tal und Meer.
Ein kleiner Weg führt zu einem einsamen, markanten Wacholderbaum, der bereits von den Stränden im Valle Gran Rey gut zu sehen ist. Weiter führt der Weg nun sachter über die La Merica Hochebene, vorbei an Ziegen und dem Mirador del Santo bis zum Bergdorf Arure.
Von hier geht es nach einer Rast im Dorf per Bus oder Taxi wieder zurück ins Valle Gran Rey.
Auf alten Pfaden im Valle Gran Rey wandern
Auch die Aufstiegswanderungen zu den Bergdörfern El Cercado, Las Hayas oder Chipude sind sehr reizvoll. Es geht über Wege mit wohlklingenden Namen wie Königsweg (Camino Real) oder Milchpfad (Camino de Leche). Herrlich ist die Aussicht, schön die Natur.
Gerade an warmen Tagen lohnt es sich allerdings, früh zum Wandern aufzubrechen und neben Sonnenschutz ausreichend Wasser und Proviant einzustecken.
Die Buslinie 1 fährt auf der Höhenstraße von La Gomera und bietet bei guter Vorbereitung die Möglichkeit, von den Bergdörfern ins Valle Gran Rey zurück zu fahren. Zeitlich flexibler ist der Rücktransport per Taxi.
Wer einen Mietwagen mietet, kann die Touren mit weniger Aufstieg planen bzw. bequem zu anderen Wanderregionen auf La Gomera aufbrechen. Daneben offerieren ortskundige Guides im Valle Gran Rey wie auf der gesamten Insel Wandern in Gruppen.
Kleine Wanderungen & Spaziergänge
Von La Calera lässt es sich in einer kurzen Wanderung bequem im trockenen Bett des Barranco de Valle Gran Rey hinauf wandern zu den Orten im oberen Tal. Die kleine Kapelle Ermita de Los Reyes bietet sich für eine schattige Rast mit schönem Blick an.
Einen Spaziergang ganz ohne Steigungen bietet die Küste des Valle Gran Rey: Vom Strand Playa del Ingles in La Playa geht es immer am Meer entlang hinüber auf die andere Seite der Talmündung.
Die kleine Straße führt über die Promenade und Küstenstraße durch La Puntilla zum Hafen Vueltas. Am Hafenbecken vorbei, ging es bis 2021 auf einer Schotterpiste zur Playa de Argaga an der Finca Argayall. Doch nach einem Felsabsturz ist dieser Weg nun gesperrt.
Wandern & Baden im Valle Gran Rey
Die schönen Wandermöglichkeiten und die beliebten Strände machen das grüne Tal im Westen Gomeras zu einem beliebten Ferienziel für Naturliebhaber und Erholungssuchende.
Urlauber, die Relaxen in schönen Cafes, Baden im blauen Meer und Wandern in grandioser Natur verbinden möchten, sind im Valle Gran Rey also genau richtig.
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Casa Mia, Valle Gran Rey – Updated 2022 Prices
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Located around 2. 8 km from Playa de Vueltas, Casa Mia provides garden views, a balcony and a kettle. Free WiFi access is available in this house with sea and mountain views.
The holiday home has a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, towels and bed linen. It has 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, a dining area, a fully equipped kitchen and a patio with river views.
Guests can relax on the sun terrace.
Couples especially like the location – they rated accommodation in the area for a trip as a couple at 9.4 .
Casa Mia has been welcoming Booking.com guests since May 13, 2018.
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Ingles
8.3 Very good beach
2 km from the option of accommodation
Playa de la Puntilla
8.5 Very good beach
2.1 km from the placement option
Charco del Conde
8.2 Very nice beach
2.6 km from the accommodation option
Eredii Beach
8.3 Very good beach
2.6 km from the option of accommodation
Playa de Vueltas
8.1 very good beach
2 .8 km from property
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Internet
Wi-Fi is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge.
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” Top locatie vlakbij het nationaal park Garajonay. Let op: zonder auto ben je eraan voor de moeite. Geen supermarkt, bank,. .. in de buurt. Comfortabel bed. Propere badkamer. Elektrisch vuurtje zorgt … ” – Yasmin
6.00 / 10 – Good!
” Mooie locatie ” – Kristina
10.00 / 10 – Fantastic!
” Un accueil enthousiaste et chaleureux associé à une situation géographique permettant l
8.00 / 10 – Very good!
“ personale eccellente e disponibile. La cucina tipica ed economica. la posizione perfetta per chi ama camminare! “- Giulia
“ Staff genrile, la signora al bar molto cordiale. La posizione ” – Mohamed
7.00 / 10 – Good!
” La tranquillità
9.00 / 10 – Excellent!
“ Super zum Wandern, gute Busanbindung, Preis-Leistung sehr gut, falls man kein 5-Sterne-Typ ist, auch das Restaurant im Haus. Sehr freundliches Personal u. ruhige Lage. “- Franz
8. 30 / 10 – Excellent!
” mitten im Lorbeerwald
ruhig
preiswert ” – Berlin
8.30 / 10 – Excellent!
” Die Lage und die Ruhe waren super,auch die Bar mit Restaurant war klasse.. ” – Anne
9.60 / 10 – Fantastic!
” Beautiful area around Pension. There is the oportunity to eat in the restaurant Amparo at Pension. Very good water in the bathroom/ shower (high quality and nice, warm temperature). ” – Anna
9.60 / 10 – Fantastic!
” Great location- it has a good access to other parts of the island, to el Parque Garajonay. Good and cheap food-big portions, good quality, big sandwiches, good coffee and in the evening- nice ambience… ” – Karolina
9.60 / 10 – Fantastic!
” Very nice authentic Gomeran bar/restaurant with good local food and very nice balcony in restaurant ” – David
What’s the weather like in Playa del Ingles in June
Temperature
Summer has arrived and June marks the start of the 18-30 holiday season in the popular Spanish beach resort of Playa del Ingles. Young travellers flock to the town to enjoy the wonderful weather at this time of year. Temperatures average at 21°C, climbing to highs of 24°C and night-time temperatures rarely fall below 18°C.
Average Sunshine Hours and Sea Temperature
The resort has reached a record daytime high of 33°C in June and skies are usually mostly clear. Average temperatures typically rise 2°C from the beginning to the end of the month, while the number of sunshine hours per day stays at eleven hours. The lowest June temperature on record is 15°C, but it’s unlikely to get this cool. The sea temperature rises to 21°C, making it pleasant for water-sports or a refreshing dip.
Rain and Wind
June is one of the driest months in this southern part of Gran Canaria, along with July and August. In fact, it is very rare that the town sees any rainfall at all during this three month dry season. The landscape can look a little barren during the summer, but on the plus side there’s no need to take up room in the suitcase packing raincoats and umbrellas. Wind speeds are usually no more than a breeze, but tend to pick up as the month progresses.
Playa del Ingles Hotels in June
For an adults-only stay in Playa del Ingles, why not check out the three-star Sunprime Atlantic View Suites & Spa. With no fewer than three swimming pools and sun terraces with sun-loungers and parasols, you will have plenty of opportunity to relax. An international buffet restaurant will ensure you have a range of delights to eat and there is also an on-site mini-market. For fitness-lovers there’s a gym, aerobics area and tennis court. And after all that exercise, make a date to indulge at the spa with one of their relaxing and rejuvenating treatments.
For four-star all the way, book yourself into the Gran Canaria Princess. Another adults-only resort, this hotel in the heart of Playa del Ingles has spacious and inviting rooms in an attractive, open setting. It boasts large pools and a wellness area so you can enjoy a good pampering. You won’t be short of entertainment with the resort’s daily schedule of activities, live music and shows.
Playa del Ingles Hotels in June
Stay at the three-star Maritim Playa for affordable and well-appointed accommodation. All apartments boast private balconies and en suite facilities. There’s also a restaurant, bar and pool onsite for relaxing.
Another three-star option is the Hotel Riu Don Miguel. With friendly staff and comfortable rooms, this hotel boasts a fresh water swimming pool, a solarium-terrace, a playground, plus activities including table tennis, pool, table football and tennis. In the evenings, you can sit back and enjoy a programme of entertainment programme and live music.
Bars and Restaurants
The Eiffel Bar, located in the Yumbo Shopping Centrum, is one of the most popular bars in all of Playa del Ingles. The French-themed venue serves up a massive range of cocktails, including the signature ‘Eiffel’ and some French-inspired concoctions such as the ‘French Riviera’ and ‘TGV’. There’s live music each night, but for something more relaxing, head there for a tea or coffee at lunch.
For a contemporary Asian touch, head to the Fusion Restaurant & Loungebar for dinner. This venue proudly offers well-crafted South-East Asian cuisine from Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam, and offers vegetarian options. With an informal and relaxed atmosphere, it is easily accessible in the heart of town.
Things to do in Playa del Ingles in June
No one wants to have to pack a golf umbrella, so hit the green during June’s dry spell. Maspalomas Golf course is set on flat and extensive land among the sand dunes, just over a mile away from Playa del Ingles. With these attractive surroundings and the area’s clement weather, it has hosted a number of international golfing events. Serious golfers can enjoy competing at this 18 hole, 73 par course, while beginners can undertake half hour lessons, or just head to the driving range to practice some skills. The clubhouse boasts a restaurant with free WiFi and a Pilates studio for relaxing after a game.
Puerto de Mogan is a picturesque fishing village on Gran Canaria’s southwest coast, just over 16 miles by car from Playa del Ingles. Pay a visit and you will see why it’s nicknamed ‘the Venice of the Canaries’, with its attractive canals and bridges over the seawater inlet. It is also a major stop for ocean yachts travelling from the Atlantic to the Caribbean. Stroll along the marina and stop for refreshments at one of its many restaurants and bars, and see the pretty homes and cottages climbing up the hillside of the old town.
Playa del Ingles June Weather, Average Temperature (Spain)
Daily high temperatures increase by 3°F, from 75°F to 78°F, rarely falling below 72°F or exceeding 82°F.
Daily low temperatures increase by 3°F, from 66°F to 69°F, rarely falling below 63°F or exceeding 71°F.
For reference, on August 20, the hottest day of the year, temperatures in Playa del Ingles typically range from 72°F to 81°F, while on February 8, the coldest day of the year, they range from 60°F to 69°F.
Average High and Low Temperature in June in Playa del InglesJun11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303060°F60°F65°F65°F70°F70°F75°F75°F80°F80°F85°F85°FMayJulJun 175°FJun 175°F66°F66°FJun 3078°FJun 3078°F69°F69°FJun 1176°FJun 1176°F67°F67°FJun 2177°FJun 2177°F68°F68°F
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.
The figure below shows you a compact characterization of the hourly average temperatures for the quarter of the year centered on June. The horizontal axis is the day, 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 June in Playa del Ingles
Average Hourly Temperature in June in Playa del InglesJun11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303012 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 AMMayJulcoolcomfortablewarm
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The average hourly temperature, color coded into bands. The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight.
Hanga Roa, Chile (7,290 miles away) and Mala, Peru (4,952 miles) are the far-away foreign places with temperatures most similar to Playa del Ingles (view comparison).
The month of June in Playa del Ingles experiences rapidly decreasing cloud cover, with the percentage of time that the sky is overcast or mostly cloudy decreasing from 16% to 4%.
The clearest day of the month is June 30, with clear, mostly clear, or partly cloudy conditions 96% of the time.
For reference, on November 14, the cloudiest day of the year, the chance of overcast or mostly cloudy conditions is 38%, while on July 20, the clearest day of the year, the chance of clear, mostly clear, or partly cloudy skies is 98%.
Cloud Cover Categories in June in Playa del Ingles
Cloud Cover Categories in June in Playa del InglesJun1122334455667788991010111112121313141415151616171718181919202021212222232324242525262627272828292930300%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%MayJulJun 184%Jun 184%Jun 3096%Jun 3096%Jun 1190%Jun 1190%Jun 2193%Jun 2193%clearmostly clearovercastmostly cloudypartly cloudy
The percentage of time spent in each cloud cover band, categorized by the percentage of the sky covered by clouds.
A wet day is one with at least 0.04 inches of liquid or liquid-equivalent precipitation. In Playa del Ingles, the chance of a wet day over the course of June is essentially constant, remaining around 1% throughout.
For reference, the year’s highest daily chance of a wet day is 10% on January 15, and its lowest chance is 0% on June 30.
Probability of Precipitation in June in Playa del Ingles
Probability of Precipitation in June in Playa del InglesJun1122334455667788991010111112121313141415151616171718181919202021212222232324242525262627272828292930300.0%0.0%0.5%0.5%1.0%1.0%1.5%1.5%2.0%2.0%2.5%2.5%MayJulJun 11%Jun 11%Jun 300%Jun 300%Jun 111%Jun 111%Jun 211%Jun 211%rain
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).
Over the course of June in Playa del Ingles, the length of the day is essentially constant. The shortest day of the month is June 1, with 13 hours, 47 minutes of daylight and the longest day is June 21, with 13 hours, 54 minutes of daylight.
Hours of Daylight and Twilight in June in Playa del Ingles
Hours of Daylight and Twilight in June in Playa del InglesJun1122334455667788991010111112121313141415151616171718181919202021212222232324242525262627272828292930300 hr24 hr4 hr20 hr8 hr16 hr12 hr12 hr16 hr8 hr20 hr4 hr24 hr0 hrMayJulJun 2113 hr, 54 minJun 2113 hr, 54 minnightnightdaydayJun 113 hr, 47 minJun 113 hr, 47 min
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.
The earliest sunrise of the month in Playa del Ingles is 7:05 AM on June 10 and the latest sunrise is 4 minutes later at 7:09 AM on June 30.
The earliest sunset is 8:53 PM on June 1 and the latest sunset is 8 minutes later at 9:02 PM on June 30.
Daylight saving time is observed in Playa del Ingles during 2022, but it neither starts nor ends during June, so the entire month is in daylight saving time.
For reference, on June 21, the longest day of the year, the Sun rises at 7:07 AM and sets 13 hours, 54 minutes later, at 9:01 PM, while on December 21, the shortest day of the year, it rises at 7:48 AM and sets 10 hours, 23 minutes later, at 6:11 PM.
Sunrise & Sunset with Twilight in June in Playa del Ingles
Sunrise & Sunset with Twilight in June in Playa del InglesJun1122334455667788991010111112121313141415151616171718181919202021212222232324242525262627272828292930302 AM4 AM6 AM8 AM10 AM12 PM2 PM4 PM6 PM8 PM10 PM12 AM2 AMMayJul7:05 AM7:05 AMJun 108:57 PMJun 108:57 PM7:09 AM7:09 AMJun 309:02 PMJun 309:02 PMSolarMidnightSolarMidnightSolarNoonSunriseSunset
The solar day over the course of June. From bottom to top, the black lines are the previous solar midnight, sunrise, solar noon, sunset, and the next solar midnight. The day, twilights (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and night are indicated by the color bands from yellow to gray.
The figure below presents a compact representation of the sun’s elevation (the angle of the sun above the horizon) and azimuth (its compass bearing) for every hour of every day in the reporting period. The horizontal axis is the day of the year and the vertical axis is the hour of the day. For a given day and hour of that day, the background color indicates the azimuth of the sun at that moment. The black isolines are contours of constant solar elevation.
Solar Elevation and Azimuth in June in Playa del Ingles
Solar Elevation and Azimuth in June in Playa del InglesJun11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303012 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 AMMayJul00101020202030304040505050606070708080000101020203030304040505060606070708080
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Solar elevation and azimuth over the course of June 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 June 2022. The horizontal axis is the day, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the colored areas indicate when the moon is above the horizon. The vertical gray bars (new Moons) and blue bars (full Moons) indicate key Moon phases. The label associated with each bar indicates the date and time that the phase is obtained, and the companion time labels indicate the rise and set times of the Moon for the nearest time interval in which the moon is above the horizon.
Moon Rise, Set & Phases in June in Playa del Ingles
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.
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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.
The chance that a given day will be muggy in Playa del Ingles is increasing during June, rising from 8% to 16% over the course of the month.
For reference, on September 22, the muggiest day of the year, there are muggy conditions 46% of the time, while on January 13, the least muggy day of the year, there are muggy conditions 1% of the time.
Humidity Comfort Levels in June in Playa del Ingles
Humidity Comfort Levels in June in Playa del InglesJun1122334455667788991010111112121313141415151616171718181919202021212222232324242525262627272828292930300%0%10%10%20%20%30%30%40%40%50%50%60%60%70%70%80%80%90%90%100%100%MayJulJun 18%Jun 18%Jun 3016%Jun 3016%Jun 1111%Jun 1111%Jun 2113%Jun 2113%muggymuggyhumidhumidcomfortablecomfortabledrydryoppressiveoppressive
The percentage of time spent at various humidity comfort levels, categorized by dew point.
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 Playa del Ingles is rapidly increasing during June, increasing from 15.1 miles per hour to 17.5 miles per hour over the course of the month.
For reference, on July 17, the windiest day of the year, the daily average wind speed is 19.2 miles per hour, while on October 13, the calmest day of the year, the daily average wind speed is 12.3 miles per hour.
Average Wind Speed in June in Playa del Ingles
Average Wind Speed in June in Playa del InglesJun1122334455667788991010111112121313141415151616171718181919202021212222232324242525262627272828292930300 mph0 mph5 mph5 mph20 mph20 mph25 mph25 mph30 mph30 mphMayJulJun 115. 1 mphJun 115.1 mphJun 3017.5 mphJun 3017.5 mphJun 1615.8 mphJun 1615.8 mph
The average of mean hourly wind speeds (dark gray line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.
The hourly average wind direction in Playa del Ingles throughout June is predominantly from the north, with a peak proportion of 98% on June 30.
Wind Direction in June in Playa del Ingles
Wind Direction in June in Playa del InglesJun1122334455667788991010111112121313141415151616171718181919202021212222232324242525262627272828292930300%100%20%80%40%60%60%40%80%20%100%0%MayJulnorthwest
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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).
Playa del Ingles 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 surface water temperature in Playa del Ingles is essentially constant during June, remaining within 1°F of 70°F throughout.
Average Water Temperature in June in Playa del Ingles
Average Water Temperature in June in Playa del InglesJun11223344556677889910101111121213131414151516161717181819192020212122222323242425252626272728282929303065°F65°F66°F66°F67°F67°F68°F68°F69°F69°F70°F70°F71°F71°F72°F72°F73°F73°F74°F74°FMayJulJun 169°FJun 169°FJun 3071°FJun 3071°FJun 1170°FJun 1170°FJun 2170°FJun 2170°F
The daily average water temperature (purple line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.
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 Playa del Ingles 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 June in Playa del Ingles
Time Spent in Various Temperature Bands and the Growing Season in June in Playa del InglesJun1122334455667788991010111112121313141415151616171718181919202021212222232324242525262627272828292930300%100%10%90%20%80%30%70%40%60%50%50%60%40%70%30%80%20%90%10%100%0%MayJul100%Jun 16100%Jun 16100%Jul 3100%Jul 3coolcomfortablewarmhot
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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.
The average accumulated growing degree days in Playa del Ingles are rapidly increasing during June, increasing by 632°F, from 2,437°F to 3,069°F, over the course of the month.
Growing Degree Days in June in Playa del Ingles
Growing Degree Days in June in Playa del InglesJun1122334455667788991010111112121313141415151616171718181919202021212222232324242525262627272828292930302,200°F2,200°F2,400°F2,400°F2,600°F2,600°F2,800°F2,800°F3,000°F3,000°F3,200°F3,200°FMayJulJun 12,437°FJun 12,437°FJun 303,069°FJun 303,069°FJun 112,646°FJun 112,646°FJun 212,866°FJun 212,866°F
The average growing degree days accumulated over the course of June, 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 in Playa del Ingles is essentially constant during June, remaining within 0.1 kWh of 8.1 kWh throughout.
The highest average daily incident shortwave solar energy during June is 8.2 kWh on June 13.
Average Daily Incident Shortwave Solar Energy in June in Playa del Ingles
Average Daily Incident Shortwave Solar Energy in June in Playa del InglesJun1122334455667788991010111112121313141415151616171718181919202021212222232324242525262627272828292930300 kWh0 kWh2 kWh2 kWh3 kWh3 kWh4 kWh4 kWh5 kWh5 kWh5 kWh5 kWh6 kWh6 kWh7 kWh7 kWh8 kWh8 kWh9 kWh9 kWhMayJulJun 138. 2 kWhJun 138.2 kWhJun 18.0 kWhJun 18.0 kWhJun 308.1 kWhJun 308.1 kWh
The average daily shortwave solar energy reaching the ground per square meter (orange line), with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands.
For the purposes of this report, the geographical coordinates of Playa del Ingles are 27.757 deg latitude, -15.579 deg longitude, and 161 ft elevation.
The topography within 2 miles of Playa del Ingles contains significant variations in elevation, with a maximum elevation change of 548 feet and an average elevation above sea level of 116 feet. Within 10 miles contains significant variations in elevation (4,190 feet). Within 50 miles also contains extreme variations in elevation (6,417 feet).
The area within 2 miles of Playa del Ingles is covered by artificial surfaces (40%), water (24%), shrubs (14%), and bare soil (13%), within 10 miles by water (56%) and shrubs (32%), and within 50 miles by water (92%).
This report illustrates the typical weather in Playa del Ingles, 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 are 2 weather stations near enough to contribute to our estimation of the temperature and dew point in Playa del Ingles.
For each station, the records are corrected for the elevation difference between that station and Playa del Ingles according to the International Standard Atmosphere , and by the relative change present in the MERRA-2 satellite-era reanalysis between the two locations.
The estimated value at Playa del Ingles is computed as the weighted average of the individual contributions from each station, with weights proportional to the inverse of the distance between Playa del Ingles and a given station.
The stations contributing to this reconstruction are:
Gran Canaria Airport (GCLP, 88%, 17 mi, northeast, -85 ft elevation change)
Tenerife South Airport (GCTS, 12%, 64 mi, west, 46 ft elevation change)
To get a sense of how much these sources agree with each other, you can view a comparison of Playa del Ingles and the stations that contribute to our estimates of its temperature history and climate. Please note that each source’s contribution is adjusted for elevation and the relative change present in the MERRA-2 data.
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 .
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Mornings are ideal for long walks in Maspalomas in June, especially when the sky is clear
Planning a summer holiday to Maspalomas or Playa del Ingles in June?
In June the weather starts to really feel like proper summer, although the Canary Islands enjoy a rather privileged climate, which feels like spring all year round. This means that although it is warm, the weather is usually not overly hot, although the UV index is very high.
Discover our guide for places to visit in Gran Canaria
June weather in Maspalomas & Playa del Ingles
What’s the weather like in Maspalomas in June
Temperature in June in Maspalomas
Rainfall
Average sea temperature
Sunshine and daylight hours
UV Index in June
Should you come on holiday to Maspalomas or Playa del Ingles in June?
June is a great month for a family holiday to Gran Canaria, if you want guaranteed sunshine with no rain. Maspalomas is a lively resort, with plenty of bars, restaurants and it also has great nightlife, so there’s plenty to do and see here during your stay.
June weather in Maspalomas & Playa del Ingles
RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE: 35.1°C (95.2°F)
AVERAGE HIGH TEMPERATURE: 24°C (75.2°F)
DAILY MEAN TEMPERATURE: 21°C (69.8°F)
AVERAGE LOW TEMPERATURE: 17°C (62.6°F)
RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE: 16.1°C (61°F)
AVERAGE RAINFALL: 1 mm
MEAN MONTHLY SUNSHINE HOURS: 270
MEAN DAILY SUNSHINE HOURS: 9
PERCENT POSSIBLE SUNSHINE: 64
MEAN MONTHLY DAYLIGHT HOURS: 420
MEAN DAILY SUNSHINE HOURS: 14
ULTRAVIOLET INDEX: 11
SEA TEMPERATURE: 21°C (69. 8°F)
What’s the weather like in Maspalomas in June
For people who love sunbathing, but can’t stand the really high temperatures when the sun feels like it’s burning, the weather in June might be just perfect. Maspalomas and Playa del Ingles are situated in the south of Gran Canaria, so they enjoy the best weather on the island, with plenty of sunshine (don’t worry if mornings start as cloudy, it usually clears up quickly).
Sunbathing should be the main purpose for visiting Maspalomas in June, and the ocean is also warmer than it was back in May.
Temperature in June in Maspalomas
The average temperature is 21°C (69.8°F), which is a mean value calculated between the average high temperature during the daytime of 24°C (75.2°F) and the average low temperature of 17°C (62.6°F).
So the daily mean temperature has increased by 2°C compared to the previous month.
Even nights start to be a lot warmer, so a jacket might not be needed at all at this time of year.
Rainfall
The average rainfall in June: 1 mm
June is the official start of summer in Gran Canaria and the rain is virtually nonexistent for the next 3 months.
With 1 mm of rain, usually happening throughout 1 day, you should leave your umbrella at home and bring only your sunglasses with you.
Average sea temperature
The average sea temperature in June: 21°C (69.8°F)
The water temperature in June goes up by 1 °C compared to the previous month, so it’s really starting to feel like a summer beach holiday when the ocean is warm enough to swim comfortably.
Sunshine and daylight hours
Daily hours of daylight: 14 hours
Daily hours of sunshine: 9 hours
With 14 hours of daylight and 9 hours of sun on average per day, you will enjoy long days on the beach.
Also, in June you have 64% chances of seeing the sun each day, the same as in May or July (this number stays fairly constant throughout the seasons in the Maspalomas area).
UV Index in June
UV Index in June: 11
With a UV Index of 11 out of a scale of 11, this means that this index is at its maximum in June.
You should avoid exposure to the sun between lunch hours and you should use a sun cream with a high SPF. Getting a sunburn is a serious thing and it can really affect your time while on holiday, so make sure to pay attention to this fact and don’t ignore the UV index while in the Canaries.
Should you come on holiday to Maspalomas or Playa del Ingles in June?
YES, definitely yes. It is warm (but not too hot yet), it is more peaceful and less crowded than in July and August and also less expensive as well.
After the school holidays start, the prices tend to go up, so make sure to plan ahead of time. June is perfect for sunbathing and on overcast days you can even venture on hikes in the mountains.
June is a great time to visit Playa del Ingles and Maspalomas, as the weather is not only warm but also dry, which means that you can spend as much time as you want outdoors, enjoying the resorts.
Maybe these articles will help you reach a decision
Weather in Playa del Ingles in June 2023, water temperature in Playa del Ingles
Check the weather for June before planning your holiday in Playa del Inglés.
Average weather data includes daytime highs and nighttime lows in temperature, rainfall, hours of sunshine, and water temperature data.
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The maximum daytime temperature in Playa del Inglés is 26.6667 °C, the minimum nighttime temperature is 16.6667 °C. Rainfall in June is usually no more than n/a, and the number of hours of sunshine is at least 9.
Weather in June in other resorts in Spain
Barcelona
26°С
Valencia
29°С
Ibiza
2 °C
Canary Islands
23 ° C
Brava Costa
25 ° C
DORRADA
26 ° C
Costa del Sol
27 ° C
Mallorca
26 ° C 9000 Tenerife
23°C
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Reviews for vacation in JuneAll reviews
Hope
June 6, 2019
Santa Fe Bungalow Playa del Inglés
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1 review hotel mapprice
Very friendly staff,
Disliked: The first day the paid wi-fi did not work. Bed linen was changed only after a week…. Read more
4 reviews hotel kartseny
From the very beginning – we were very pleased with the rest, service and service.
The hotel is worth the money, although the competition of 4 * hotels in Maspalomas is very high.
All the small cons that I write about below… Read more
4 reviews hotel map price
Excellent location of the hotel, the beach is very close. View from the room to the ocean, fell asleep and woke up to the sound of the surf. Near bus stop, shopping center, cafes and shops, everything is close. Lack of… More
Weather in Playa del Inglés in June. sea water temperature in june Weather by months.
Sea weather / Spain / Weather in Playa del Ingles / Weather in JUNE
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Air temperature in Playa del Inglés in June
The graph below provides detailed information about the daytime and nighttime temperatures in Playa del Inglés in June.
Select the year you are interested in to see daily temperatures in June for that year.
The average air temperature in June over the past 5 years is 24.8°C during the day and 20.3°C at night.
To get data on the air temperature in Playa del Inglés for other months, go to the “Weather by months” section.
Data for:
2022
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2020
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2018
Sea temperature in Playa del Inglés in June
The graph below provides detailed information about the water temperature in Playa del Inglés in June.
Select the year you are interested in to see daily temperatures in June for that year.
The average sea temperature in June for Playa del Inglés is 21.3°C for the past 5 years.
To get water temperature data for other months, go to the “Weather by months” section.
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Playa del Inglés in June
The graph below shows the number of sunny, cloudy and overcast days you can expect in Playa del Inglés in June.
The forecast is based on information about the weather in this resort, collected over the past five years.
However, such a forecast cannot be accurate and should only serve as a rough guide.
Rainy days in Playa del Inglés in June
The graph below displays the chances of rainfall of varying strengths in Playa del Inglés in June.
The forecast is based on rainfall information for this resort collected over the past five years.
However, such a forecast cannot be accurate and should only serve as a rough guide.
Windy days in Playa del Inglés in June
The chart below shows information on how strong the winds can be in Playa del Inglés in June.
The forecast is based on information about the strength of the wind at this resort, collected over the past five years.
However, such a forecast cannot be accurate and should only serve as a rough guide.
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WARMEST WATER IN THE SEA
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Weather in Playa del Ingles in June 2022-2021 🌊 and water temperature at “365 Celsius”
According to our rating system, which is confirmed by the reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, the weather is excellent in Playa del Inglés in June, this month’s rating is 4.6 out of five.
Temperature in Playa del Inglés in June
Average temperature during the day:
+25.5°C
Average temperature at night:
+20.5°C
Sea water temperature:
+21. 0°C
Number of sunny days:
29 days
Rainy days: Rainfall:
1 day 0.0 mm
Monthly weather comparison in Playa del Inglés Water temperature in Spain in June
Should I go on holiday in June?
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The climate in June is good and tourists come to have a rest. According to our data, the weather in Playa del Inglés in June and the water temperature is excellent. At this time, on some days there may be a cool sea with an average temperature of +21.0°C. There is practically no rain, about 1 day per month, 0.0 mm of precipitation falls. Sunny weather costs at least 29days. According to the reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, it is worth going on vacation to Playa del Inglés in June.
Please note:
Weather in Playa del Ingles in May:
rating 4.2 (out of 5),
air +24.0°C , sea: +20.0°C,
rain 0 days
Weather in Playa del Inglés in July:
rating 4.6 (out of 5),
air +26.0°C , sea: +21.8°C,
rain 0 days
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Water temperature in Playa del Inglés in June
Weather forecast and sea water temperature in Playa del Ingles in June ranges from +20. 2°C to +22.0°C. At its lows, it can be considered comfortable for swimming adults and children. In the previous month, the sea is colder by about 1°C. The next month the water is 0.8°C warmer. In June, according to tourists, in Playa del Inglés, the climate is well suited for relaxation due to the comfortable sea water temperature almost anywhere in Spain.
Rating, rainy days and precipitation in June and other months.
The rating in a period of five months fluctuates from 4.0 to 4.9 points. The number of rainy days in June is 1, and it ranks 1st for this indicator for the year. Precipitation is 0.0 mm, this is the 9th place among all months. At the same time, in the previous period, 6.5 mm more rains, in the next month, 2.7 mm more. The weather in Playa del Inglés in June in the first and second half of the month is shown in the summary table for 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 years.
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The average speed in June is 6. 5 m/s with maximum wind gusts up to 8.8 m/s.
The symbol of the island is the huge extinct volcano Teide, on top of which lies snow. The mountains divide the island of Tenerife into two parts with different climates: a green, humid north and arid, sunny south. The beaches are everywhere with large gray volcanic sand, with the exception of the bulk yellow sand beach in the resort of Las Americas. 
It is worth renting a house here for those who want to be closer to entertainment: the largest parrot park “Loro Park”, the botanical garden with orchids Sitio Litre, Martianes Park with large pools. Puerto has black sand beaches. 
The Meloneras resort is just developing, windsurfers rent housing in Baia Feliz, and go to the thalassotherapy center in quiet San Agustin. Life is in full swing in the capital Las Palmas, the largest city in the Canaries. It is worth going there to take a walk in the historical part of the city, to museums and for bargain shopping – Las Palmas has the status of a free economic zone. But living there is not worth it – up to a thousand ships visit the capital’s port every month. In the picturesque Canarian resort of Puerto de Morgan, which is called the “Canarian Venice” because of the canals and bridges, you can rent a white Andalusian-style villa. 
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At the same time, ocean water near the coast warms up from +18 to +26. 
Whales live next door here, around the corner. There they are chasing shoals of small fish in clear, sun-drenched water. Whales, however, are small – 6 meters maximum. These are pilot whales or pilot whales. They live near the islands for hundreds of years and curious guests do not bother them at all. 
.. Mars. Almost the real one. It is said that NASA scientists brought their equipment here before sending rovers to the Red Planet. Tested in conditions close to combat. 
Are there really so many of them – these smart motley birds? The park is 45 years old. And gradually the collection of animals grew here. Animals in trouble were transferred to the park and nursed here. Over time, they also engaged in scientific work. As a result, the “parrot park” has turned into an amazing zoo. Solemn penguins, gorillas, tigers, pandas, sloths, crocodiles and jaguars live here. There is a pool in the jellyfish. Well, killer whales, dolphins and fur seals arrange their shows here. 
In any tourist town – both on the mainland and on the islands – this mixture of tap dancing and ornate hand movements will be performed in a form adapted for guests to a piercingly sensual scream or moan of a singer (singer). In fact, this Andalusian gypsy dance and the Spaniards believe that it is the people from this southern province who are the real flamenco speakers. But where is Andalusia, and where is the Canaries? From the show “Anthology” one could expect “exemplary dance” within the normal tourist program. Moreover, the show is shown six days a week – a conveyor. But no – the Spanish choreographer Carmen Mota staged a unique performance during which seven sweats come off the dancers. She managed to tell the story of flamenco in dance and build a whole performance to the famous classical music, which, it turns out, is quite compatible with the heartfelt suffering of the Spanish gypsies. 
From Tenerife to Lanzarote, the flight is almost an hour by motor plane. Or by ferry – a pleasant boat trip will take about six hours. 
But the result was fantastic. Manrique “connected” all the sights of the island with a single style. And he created several new ones, strikingly inscribing three hundred volcanoes into the general mood of the island (that’s how many geologists counted here). 
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The fact is that it is windy on the island and the vine cannot grow here as well as on the mainland – up, leaning on a stretched wire. For each vine, a deep hole is dug in the gray-black volcanic soil. And from above, the grapes are protected by a low stone semicircle. Hundreds of such holes climbing the slopes of volcanoes create an amazing, unique landscape. And, of course, local wine – first of all, malvasia (sweet, semi-sweet and even dry), differs in taste from other Spanish wines. It is worth taking it with you as a keepsake. 
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But having broken his promise, he surrounds and seizes the natives. He executes those people who participate in the murder of Perez, he expels the rest of the four cantons and sells them into slavery, including children and women, kills many in fear of a second uprising. Later, a lawsuit initiated by the Franciscan monk and Bishop of Gran Canaria, Frey Miguel López de la Serna, frees the surviving Homers from slavery and imprisonment. 
The gate also faces the start of El Conde Street. Every year on Independence Day and other public holidays, the President of the Dominican Republic visits Independencia Park to pay tribute to the national heroes of his country. Above the arch of Puerta del Conde you can see the inscription in Latin: iDulce et Decori est pro patria morii, or “It is sweet and honorable to die for the motherland.” 
Models of bedrooms, a library, a kitchen with a charcoal stove, a sewing room and a tea room will reveal a lot of interesting things about the life of the Dominican middle class in the 19th century. 
Operated by Global Las Palmas, the Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) to Playa del Ingles bus service departs from Aeropuerto Sur Expres and arrives in Shopping Centre Yumbo. Typically 232 buses run weekly, although weekend and holiday schedules can vary so check in advance.
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All our transfers include meet and greet and flight monitoring. The prices quoted on this page are fixed and fully incisive. Book your private transfer from Gran Canaria Airport to Playa del Ingles and save up to 40% compared to a local metered taxi.
At airports, train stations and cruise ports, the meeting point is in the arrivals area. At all other pick up points in front of the address specified in the booking.
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If you require any information about the installations and facilities you can contact our customer service team from Monday to Saturday 9.00 until 20.00 hrs on the given number 00 34 922715353 or by email on hotel@canarias.com
Drugs are readily available over the counter, this is the only place you can buy pain relief such as Nurofen or Paracetamol and normally come in boxes of 600mg tablets so check the dosage. Antibiotics are now only available by prescription.
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The next of kin will be informed by the authorities to find out if the body is being repatriated to the UK or if there will be a local burial / cremation.
The traffic is monitored by two different police, the Policía Municipal are responsible for traffic control within the towns, outside these areas it becomes the area of the Guardia Civil de Tráfico.
This guide about César Manrique-Lanzarote Airport (ACE) is useful for planning your trip or vacation in Lanzarote.
The major part of Lanzarote Airport traffic is from the European Union. United Kingdom and Germany represent up to the 60% of the international traffic.
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You can get this ideal location by means of car rental services that are provided from various car rental companies that are located inside the airport terminal. This makes it easy for travelers to get transportation and a guide to take you on a tour. Some of the car rentals can be booked soon using the telephone directory and the official websites that are put in place for this purpose.Experience Spain’s temperate weather climate, which is why most people prefer this county’s outdoor activities to enjoy a wide range of activities. 
Car rental services are reliable at Lanzarote airportand you can choose the type of car you prefer to use depending on the luggage and the number of people you are traveling with. 
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Here you can walk through tropical and pine forests, then find yourself on sand dunes and beaches with golden sand. By the way, 4 islands are declared national parks of Spain, two of them are under the protection of UNESCO. 
By the way, many hotels operate according to the beloved all-inclusive system. 
The islands are of volcanic origin and consist of 7 large and 6 small islands with a total area of 7500 sq. km. 
However, true historical events are devoid of romance. 
By the beginning of the 20th century, a crisis in relations between the two main cities, Santa Cruz and Las Palmas, emerged on the islands. The political struggle complicated the economic development of the entire region as a whole. The solution to the problem was found in 1927 – the unified province of Canaria was legally divided into two. 
The average temperature during the day is + 30C, in the evening + 26C. 
Currently, the Canary Islands are one of the most important centers of European tourism. 
In the center is the largest – the island of Tenerife (2057 sq. km). In the east there are three smaller islands: Gomera (378 sq. km), Hierro (277 sq. km) and Palma (728 sq. km). To the west of Tenerife is the island of Gran Canaria (1532 sq. km) – the third largest island in the archipelago. Then come the islands of Fuerteventura (1731 sq. km) and Lanzarote (795 sq. km). Four very small islands should be added to these islands: the island of Graciosa (the only one inhabited) – 27 sq. km; Alegranza island – 10 sq. km; the island of Montagna Clara – 1 sq. km north of the island of Lanzarote; Lobos island – 6 sq. km at the northern tip of the island of Fuerteventura. And finally, to the north of the island of Lanzarote, there are two very tiny islands, Roque del Oste and Roque del Este. Total – 13 islands. 
At the top of Mount Teide, the snow sometimes melts only in May. The Canary Islands have a moderately hot climate, which is moderated by the trade winds blowing from north to east and the cold current of the Atlantic Ocean, which is also called the Canary, and the anticyclone over the Azores provides constant good weather. Temperature fluctuations are expressed very weakly. On the coast, the temperature rarely drops below 10°C and rarely rises above 25°C in winter, while in summer the temperature rarely falls below 20°C, but often exceeds 40°C. Despite these temperature fluctuations between maximum and minimum, the difference between the average temperature of the coldest month and the hottest is no more than 7°C. The water temperature is even more constant. It never drops below 20°C. Almost the entire amount of precipitation falls from mid-October to mid-April. 
But the peak season starts from the end of July and ends at the beginning of October, and then a huge number of people come here at the end of February for the Carnival de Tenerife, which lasts until mid-March. 
In addition, the Canarian vocabulary is very rich in words and expressions that came mainly from the Guanche language, but also from Portuguese and English. 
A climate of great diversity, the use of simple and ordinary products are the main factors influencing the traditional gastronomy of these islands. The fish caught here has an exquisite taste and is in no way inferior to the fish from the Bay of Biscay. The fish is usually served boiled or with a sauce made from vegetable oil, vinegar and capsicum. 
Try also sweet palm juice (guarapo). 
Popular and beloved holidays in Tenerife include romerias, religious holidays of the patron saint of a city. 
In the city of Icod, young people ride wooden boards along the steep streets. 
Of course, each island is unique and interesting in its own way, but Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote and Gran Canaria are the most popular among vacationers. Gran Canaria and Tenerife have the best developed tourist and hotel infrastructure: there are the most luxurious hotels and a lot of opportunities for any kind of recreation and entertainment. Well, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote will interest those travelers who prefer peace and solitude. 
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Literally the whole year there is dry, sunny, comfortable weather: in summer the air temperature is +24…26 °C
The vegetation is dominated by evergreen trees and shrubs, as well as many species of cacti. 
Moreover, they were built according to all the principles of the buildings of Peru, Mexico and ancient Mesopotamia. Now on the territory where they are located, there is an Ethnography Park with a museum Casa Chacona
Moreover, the vast majority of Canarian hotels are four-star, which are great for a comfortable, but not ruinous vacation. Well, luxury hotels 5*
Also here you can always play on the tennis courts, practice shooting at moving targets, visit the magnificent golf courses, and also watch cockfights. 
High-quality imported alcohol, by general standards, is sold here almost for free, the choice of perfumes is large and pleases with reasonable price tags, and tobacco products, cameras, camcorders, radios, watches and jewelry are cheaper than in the countries of their production. Although it is worth noting that European brands of clothing and footwear are not represented here in a very wide variety, so it is better to pay attention to Spanish brands. Also on the islands you can profitably buy things made of crocodile skin. Standard souvenirs (toys, postcards, magnets) are sold almost everywhere and are very cheap. However, it is recommended to pay attention to more original items, such as handicrafts (ceramics, embroidery, lace, wickerwork, etc.), local tobacco and Canarian pine souvenirs, as well as natural and imitation pearls. 
Initially, discounts do not exceed 20-30%, but gradually increase and reach 90% by the end of sales. The biggest sales take place in Santa Cruz, where there are many shopping malls and galleries. 
Bus fares are low. As a rule, the trip is paid to the driver at the entrance to the front door. 
5. By the way, from some local payphones you can not only make calls, but also send SMS or messages to e-mail. In addition, you can call from telephones that are available in almost all bars, from telephone offices of travel companies and from a hotel room. In the latter case, an international call will cost an order of magnitude more. 
It is also worth bearing in mind that sellers of so-called free lottery tickets are often found on the streets of most cities. They are completely harmless, but extremely intrusive. In order not to become an object of fraud, it is recommended to simply ignore them. 
The import of drugs, weapons and certain medicines is prohibited. Export of jewelry, historical valuables and antiques is allowed only upon presentation of a special permit. The import of foreign currency is not limited in any way (if the amount exceeds 500 euros, a declaration will be required). The export of previously imported foreign currency is allowed upon declaration. 
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8 km from Playa de Vueltas, Casa Mia provides garden views, a balcony and a kettle. Free WiFi access is available in this house with sea and mountain views. 
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Another adults-only resort, this hotel in the heart of Playa del Ingles has spacious and inviting rooms in an attractive, open setting. It boasts large pools and a wellness area so you can enjoy a good pampering. You won’t be short of entertainment with the resort’s daily schedule of activities, live music and shows.
The French-themed venue serves up a massive range of cocktails, including the signature ‘Eiffel’ and some French-inspired concoctions such as the ‘French Riviera’ and ‘TGV’. There’s live music each night, but for something more relaxing, head there for a tea or coffee at lunch.
Serious golfers can enjoy competing at this 18 hole, 73 par course, while beginners can undertake half hour lessons, or just head to the driving range to practice some skills. The clubhouse boasts a restaurant with free WiFi and a Pilates studio for relaxing after a game.
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The shortest day of the month is June 1, with 13 hours, 47 minutes of daylight and the longest day is June 21, with 13 hours, 54 minutes of daylight.
The day, twilights (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and night are indicated by the color bands from yellow to gray.
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 shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight.
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.
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Please note that each source’s contribution is adjusted for elevation and the relative change present in the MERRA-2 data.
Maspalomas is a lively resort, with plenty of bars, restaurants and it also has great nightlife, so there’s plenty to do and see here during your stay.
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According to the reviews of tourists who have visited Spain, it is worth going on vacation to Playa del Inglés in June. 
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