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Hotel Sol Tenerife

Sol Tenerife is a 4-star hotel with sea views, located 950 meters from Siam Beach. Siam Park is 1.8 km from the hotel.

The beach is about 950 meters from the hotel. Playa de las Americas is also located near the hotel. Siam Mall is within walking distance.

Rooms are equipped with satellite television, a work desk and climate control for your convenience.

Breakfast is served at the hotel bar. Deep Blue Restaurant and La Karina are 250 meters away and serve a variety of dishes. The bus stop “Los Geranios” is located 500 meters from the hotel. Guests have free access to spa therapy and aqua fitness. For a more comfortable stay, there is an outdoor pool, a sundeck and a library. Various outdoor activities include ping pong, diving and hiking.

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Overview of rooms

Rooms are equipped with satellite TV, a work desk and climate control for your convenience .

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Amenities

• Wi-Fi
• Outdoor swimming pool
• Beach access
• Fitness center
• Water park
• Steam room

Internet access

• WiFi

Parking

• Parking

Leisure/Entertainment

• Fitness Centre
• Scuba diving
• Hiking
• Tennis court
• Golf course
• Billiards
• Darts
• Table tennis
• fitness studio

Services provided

• Safe
• Reception open at certain hours
• Concierge
• Luggage storage
• Currency exchange
• Salon
• Room service
• Car rental
• Laundry
• Dry cleaning
• Doctor on call
• Shops / commercial services

Power

• Breakfast
• Restaurant
• pool bar
• snack bar
• Buffet

Business

• Business center
• Conference rooms / banquet rooms

For children

• Babysitting/Child care
• Children’s buffet
• Children’s swimming pool
• Children playground
• kids club
• Playroom

• Open pool
• beach access
• Sun loungers
• Casino
• Aquapark
• Entertainment
• Night club
• Sun terrace
• Garden
• steam room
• Jacuzzi
• Pedicure
• Manicure
• Cosmetic procedures
• Back massage
• Full body massage
• Pool with a view

Disabled

• Rooms/services for the disabled

Rooms

• Air conditioning in the room
• Safe in the room
• Mini bar
• Recreation area
• Wardrobe
• Terrace
• garden furniture
• Balcony
• Tea/coffee set
• Mirror
• Ironing accessories

Bedroom

• Duvet

In the bathroom

• Hair dryer on request
• Free toiletries

Instruments

• flat screen TV
• Cable/Satellite TV
• Pay TV
• Telephone
• CD player
• radio alarm clock

Design

• Parquet floor

Basic

• No smoking
• Air conditioners in public areas
• Elevator
• ATM
• Souvenir shop
• boutiques
• Vending machines

Animals

• Pets are not allowed

Useful information

Riding registration: from 15:00 to 23:59

Exit registration: to 12:00

• Additional bedrooms
• are not provided with additional beds.
• Baby cots are not available.

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7.1 /10

E

I spent 9 nights here, I really liked it here. Excellent service, all staff are nice. The room was perfectly clean and the towels were new.

A

We stayed here for 6 nights and loved our choice! The staff are friendly and took care of us.

A

The breakfast was hot and the pool was great 🙂

A

It is very clean and they offer a varied breakfast.

N

We liked everything about this budget hotel and had a great time. Perfectly clean rooms with great amenities. Pleasantly surprised by the breakfast buffet and a large selection of dishes.

D

It is located in a picturesque area, close to the local beach.

O

I strongly recommend this hotel and will come again for a longer stay. I was offered a spacious room with breathtaking sea views. Near the hotel was a white sandy beach.

V

Budget hotel, perfect rooms and knowledgeable staff. Delicious breakfast, excellent customer service. Fantastic location for visiting the Light and Music Fountain two minutes walk from the hotel.

Y

In general, the place is budget. By the way, the hotel is a minute walk from the water park “Siam Park”. I stayed in the perfect room. The hotel had fresh towels. Overall, the service is exceptional.

L

Thank you for a pleasant stay. They had high speed wifi. It is located perfectly, practically next to shopping centers and the market.

V

Luxury hotel. It’s definitely worth stopping here! Friendly staff and GREAT breakfast. The room had a comfortable bed, a modern bathroom, as well as a balcony, minibar and kettle. Near the hotel was a clean white beach.

I

Very comfortable beds, healthy breakfast food, everything for an unforgettable stay.

A

Attentive staff, offered us a room with a spacious bedroom. If you want to stay in a lively area then this hotel is the right choice for you. In addition, it was no more than 15 minutes walk to Siam Mall. The food was great with a good selection of…

V

Everything was very clean. Great bed, comfortable bedroom also had a balcony, safe and fridge. This is a well organized hotel with good service.

A

spacious bedroom, reception staff were attentive. We had an amazing view of the sea from our window! This hotel is located in a commercial area and offers soundproofed rooms. There was a heated pool, the water was great.

Frequently Asked Questions

• The Sol Tenerife offers the Piscina Restaurant, which serves international cuisine.

• Sol Tenerife is located next to Playa de las Americas.

• Accommodation in the hotel Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas will cost 117€ minimum.

• Sol Tenerife is about 5 minutes’ walk from the city centre.

• Tenerife South Airport is located 20 km from the Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas.

• The Los Geranios bus stop is 500 meters from the Sol Tenerife.

• Popular points of interest near Sol Tenerife Playa de las Americas include Playa de las Americas and Papagayo Beach Club.

• Yes, there are Restaurante Playasol and Royal Garden Restaurant near Sol Tenerife.

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  BEST TIME TO VISIT Sicily

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  Updated: May 4, 2022

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  When is the best time to go to Sicily?

  Late spring and early fall are the best times of the year to go to Sicily. The streets, beaches, and attractions won’t be as jam-packed as they will in the summer and temperatures are typically pleasant, in the low to mid-20s °C.

  Rooftops of Palermo, Sicily. The best times to go to Sicily are late spring and early fall.

  • Best Time for Sightseeing: The best time for the most enjoyable sightseeing in Sicily is from April through mid-June or mid-September through October. During these periods, the sun will be out but it’s unlikely to be uncomfortably hot, and there will be fewer tourists than during the peak summer season months of July and August. If you want to avoid the rain, visit in the spring. No matter when you plan to go, every first Sunday of the month throughout the year all state-run museums, galleries, parks, gardens, and ruins offer free admission.
  • Best Time to Visit Sicily Beaches: The official beach season in Siciliy begins in June, the time when most tourists begin to arrive. However, the sea is usually warm enough for swimming in May, so those who want to enjoy it without the crowds may want to come then, especially during the latter half of the month. September, and often October, can also be ideal as the sea won’t have cooled much yet many of the tourists will be gone.
  • Best Time to Visit Mount Etna: Mount Etna can be visited and hiked all year long, but the best months to visit is when temperatures are pleasantly warm, and crowds won’t be extreme: May or late September and October. More important, however, is the time of day you plan to come. Arriving early in the morning not only means a more tranquil experience, but better views as clouds tend to form later in the day.
  • Best Time For Day Trips to the Aegadian Islands: The Aegadian Islands, located just a few miles off the coast of Sicily, offer the chance to discover a slower pace of life along with beautiful beaches. The best time to enjoy Aegadian Island beaches is during the summer, from June through August, although the water temperature will still be warm in September. April, May, and the second half of September are more ideal for hiking as the summer can be too uncomfortably hot. While October temperatures are mild, it can be rainy and windy.

  Sicily Travel Seasons

  • High Season (June through August, Easter week, and mid-December through early January):
    High season in Sicily is generally the summer months, but tourism is also at its peak during Easter week as well as the Christmas holidays, from about mid-December through Epiphany on January 6th. During these periods expect crowds to be thick, while airfares and accommodation rates are at their highest of the year. The summertime also means hot temperatures that may require spending time indoors during the hottest parts of the day.
  • Shoulder Season (April and May, except Easter; September and October):
    Shoulder season brings the opportunity to visit Sicily without navigating jam-packed crowds while still enjoying mostly pleasant weather and occasionally some discounted airfare and accommodation rates too.
  • Low Season (November through March except mid-December through early January):
    Late fall and winter are low season in Sicily other than around the Christmas holidays through Epiphany. While it’s likely to be chilly and sometimes wet, this time of year brings a more authentic experience, with hotels and restaurants typically able to provide better service with fewer patrons. You’re likely to find discounted rates on rooms and lower airfare too. While you won’t be able to swim at the beach, the temperatures are fairly mild in the winter, averaging around 10°C, making it possible to enjoy the sights comfortably by wearing appropriate attire.

  Sicily Weather by Month

  • Sicily Weather in January: January is the middle of winter in Sicily, and while it can be damp and cold, it’s rather mild here compared to destinations in more northern climates. The average high temperature on the island is 12°C, although nights can be rather chilly with the low dipping to 5°C. Some mornings may be rather frosty too, which means you’ll need to pack accordingly for colder weather and bring a warm waterproof jacket for rain with an average of 66mm of precipitation falling over 18 days this month. It may be worth having to bundle up, however, as crowds are unlikely, bringing the opportunity to stroll quiet streets and enjoy a more tranquil experience at island attractions. January can be an ideal month for sightseeing if you don’t mind the cold.
  • Sicily Weather in February: With the exception of a decrease in precipitation down to 40mm in February, this month generally isn’t much different than January, with the average high temperature remaining 12°C and the low still at 5°C. There are usually a few more sunny days than grey ones now, which means it’s a good idea to pack clothing that can be worn in layers, including a mix of long- and short-sleeve shirts along with a warm jacket. You will have more daylight for sightseeing this month – in early January there are around 9 hours, but by late February the sun comes up at 6:37 a.m. and doesn’t set until almost 6 p.m. (Average Max Temperature: 12°C. Average Precipitation: 40mm.)
  • Sicily Weather in March: While temperatures are rising now, March, especially early in the month, can still be chilly, but as it progresses, the mercury often climbs as high as 16° in the afternoon. It’s an unpredictable time to be in Sicily as far as the weather goes, with some warmer and some cooler days, although rain is minimal with an average of just 34mm over 18 days. As long as you don’t have your heart set on enjoying the beaches with sea temperatures only around 15°C, March can be a very good month to enjoy the sights without the crowds. Just plan on packing a mix of clothing and you’ll be prepared for whatever comes your way. (Average Max Temperature: 16°C. Average Precipitation: 34mm.)
  • Sicily Weather in April: It’s sunnier, warmer and drier in April with spring officially here. You’ll definitely need your sunglasses and lighter clothing with afternoon highs at 18°C now, but early mornings and evenings are likely to be quite cool with the low a chilly 8°C. Unless your accommodation includes a heated pool, you probably won’t be swimming as the sea temperature is still quite cool, creeping up just a degree to 16°C. It’s still a good idea to bring a mix of clothing now, including a sweater or jacket. You could experience some drizzle or light rain, but usually nothing to get in the way of outdoor plans. (Average Max Temperature: 18°C. Average Precipitation: 35mm.)
  • Sicily Weather in May: May is a great time to visit Sicily with pleasantly warm temperatures that feel like summer without being too hot. The average high is 21°C, and this is one of the driest months of the year with an average of only 22mm of precipitation over five days – plus, you’ll just miss the peak tourist crowds. Your suitcase should focus on clothing that will keep you cool, including loose lightweight items, a wide-brimmed hat and plenty of sunscreen. While the sea might still be too cool for some at 19°C, you may want to enjoy an occasional dip so toss in a bathing suit too. It’s still a little chilly at night with the low at 12°C making a sweatshirt or sweater a good idea to bring as well. (Average Max Temperature: 21°C. Average Precipitation: 22mm.)
  • Sicily Weather in June: If you visit in June, you can expect abundant sunshine and clear blue skies, with the weather significantly warmer now, increasing four degrees to an average high of 25°C, although it won’t be as sizzling as July and August. It’s an ideal time to enjoy swimming in the sea which is now up to 22°C, perfect for keeping cool from the heat. Inland areas of the island tend to be cooler, so this is still a good month for exploring interior sites. Evenings will be cooler with overnight lows of 15°C, so you might still need a sweater if you plan to be out late at night. With only 11mm of precipitation this month, you won’t have to worry about rain, but you will want to focus on sun protection and keeping cool. (Average Max Temperature: 25°C. Average Precipitation: 11mm.)
  • Sicily Weather in July: July is hot, sunny and busy in Sicily, with long lines at attractions and crowds on the beach. The afternoon high increases another degree to 26°C although many days will reach 30°C or higher and there is virtually no rain at all with the average precipitation at just 2mm. Bring plenty of sun protection – you may want to spend the day’s hottest hours in the shade or indoors now. Be aware that not all hotels and other accommodations have air-conditioned rooms and even the nights are relatively warm, so be sure to book one with a/c to enjoy a more peaceful night’s rest. (Average Max Temperature: 26°C. Average Precipitation: 2mm.)
  • Sicily Weather in August: Similar to last month, but even hotter, especially on days when humidity is high, afternoon temperatures are 30°C or above now. With the locals enjoying their holidays this month the beaches are usually as crowded as they’ll get all year. You may want to enjoy early morning swims at the beach – the sea temperature is an especially pleasant 27°C now, and then plan the hottest parts of the day inside cool art galleries and museums. While precipitation increases slightly it’s still only an average of 15mm, so you’re unlikely to experience wet weather. (Average Max Temperature: 30°C. Average Precipitation: 15mm.)

  • Sicily Weather in September: While early September will still be quite hot, it gradually begins to cool with the average high temperature dropping three degrees to 27° this month. Chances for rain increase a bit with 37mm over five days, but it’s still not enough to be concerned about and the sea will still be wonderfully warm at 25°C. Come in the latter half and it’s likely to be ideal with the biggest crowds have the year having diminished and the weather quite pleasant. Bring your summer attire, including a swimsuit and perhaps a sweater for early mornings or late nights if you chill easily. (Average Max Temperature: 27°C. Average Precipitation: 37mm.)
  • Sicily Weather in October: The warm weather of summer continues in October although fall has officially arrived. Temperatures are often idyllic now, with afternoon highs at 22°C and it may still be warm enough for swimming with the sea temperature around 23°C. You’re more likely to see some wind and rain if you visit this month, especially in the latter half, with the average precipitation now at 84mm over eight days. Bring clothing for both warm and cool weather now, including a waterproof jacket. (Average Max Temperature: 22°C. Average Precipitation: 84mm.)
  • Sicily Weather in November: November brings significantly cooler weather but it’s still relatively mild. The mercury climbs to 17°C in the afternoon with the island’s mountainous regions helping to keep winds from blowing in which keeps temperatures comfortable. You’re unlikely to be swimming now, however, with relatively cool temps on land, and the sea at around 21°C now. There is a decent chance for rain but it’s slightly lower than last month with 76mm over 11 days. Plan to pack clothing that can be layered and bring a jacket or sweater too. (Average Max Temperature: 17°C. Average Precipitation: 76mm.)
  • Sicily Weather in December: It’s winter now, with the temperature dropping quite a bit, averaging 10°C though it can get to 13°C when the sun is out in the afternoon. While it’s one of the chilliest months of the year to be here it can be a great time for sightseeing or even hiking in the mountains. You’re unlikely to need clothing for warm weather now, but as you would last month, bring a variety of clothing that can be layered along with a waterproof jacket for rain, with precipitation averaging 79mm over 17 days. (Average Max Temperature: 13°C. Average Precipitation: 79mm.)

  Sicily Events and Festivals

  Sicily in January

  • New Year’s Day – January 1st is a national day throughout Italy, including Sicily. Expect many businesses to be closed, including historic sites, museums, shops, and some restaurants with most locals enjoying a day of rest and recovery following the previous night’s festivities. There will be at least some eateries open for lunch and dinner.
  • Ephiphany – January 6th is also a national holiday. Epiphany marks the 12th day of Christmas and is the holiday season’s main event. This is when Sicilians will exchange gifts and children’s stockings will be filled. While there will be many closures, festivities are held in many cities like Bordonaro where a pagghiaru, a tall pole with leaves, branches and food, is set up and local youths attempt to climb it.
  • Feast of San Mauro Abate – Annually on January 15 in Viagrande there is a magnificent procession of the city’s patron saint with a spectacular fireworks performance.
  • Festival of Saint Anthony – The feast of Saint Anthony is celebrated on January 17 every year throughout Italy. In Macerata Campania, there is a music festival complete with percussion instruments such as washtubs, sickles, barrels, and other agricultural tools used to drive demons away.

  Sicily in February

  • Feast of Saint Agatha – One of the biggest religious festivals in the world is hosted in Catania over three days around February 5th every year. Around a million people gather here to enjoy a grand procession that travels to Piazza Duomo followed by fireworks.
  • Carnival – On the Tuesday before Lent (usually in February), many cities throughout Sicily and across Italy host festive celebrations. The best on the island are in Sciacca, Termini Imerese and Acrireale, the latter bringing the wildest party of all.

  Sicily in March

  • Almond Blossom Festival (Sagra del Mandorlo) – Held for a week in early March in Agrigento, this festival takes place while the almond trees are in full bloom. It includes a variety of events such as the awarding of “Miss Spring” and the most beautiful flowered balcony. The most elaborate event occurs at the closing. It is then that folk groups from around the world parade to the Valley of the Temples with musical bands and Sicilian carts.
  • Festa della Donna – March 8 is Women’s Day, celebrated in many countries around the world. It honors all women, and men often give yellow mimosa flowers to those who are in their lives. There are sometimes live music concerts and other local events, and restaurants may host special dinners.
  • Saint Joseph’s Day – March 19th celebrates San Giuseppe who is credited with saving people from famine in Sicily. This special feast day includes special breads, pastries, and other meals. The day is also Father’s Day, when fathers are given gifts and families often consume zeppole which is similar to a doughnut.

  Sicily in April

  • Holy Week and Easter – In all Christian countries, including Italy, Holy Week begins on Palm Sunday and ends on Easter Sunday. It may occur in late March or early April. On Holy Thursday in Trapani, the Procession of the Mysteries is performed by 18 statuary groups. Dating back to the 17th and 18th-centuries, it evokes images of the passion of Christ. In Prizzi, a folkloristic-religious tradition related to Easter events known as the Devils’ dance will take place. There are many other festivities throughout the week, and Easter mass will be held in churches across Sicily.
  • Ricotta Festival – In Vizzini on April 25 every year, the Sagra della Ricotta takes place to celebrate Ricotta cheese. Famous around Sicily, there will not only be lots of cheese to eat but all sorts of local plates, music, and cultural events.
  • Liberation Day – April 25 is also Liberation Day, a national holiday. It marks the fall of the Italian Social Republic under Mussolini and the end of the Nazi occupation in Italy during World War II. It’s also a day to recognize those who lost their lives fighting to free their country. State offices and schools will be closed as well as some tourist shops. Museums, attractions, and public transportation may have a reduced schedule.

  Sicily in May

  • Labor Day – May 1st, Labor Day, is a national holiday. Nearly all business will be closed, including restaurants, museums, and other attractions. Public transport may be limited or non-existent. Political rallies are sometimes held in the major cities.
  • Santa Lucia delle Quaglie – On the first and second Sundays in May in Siracusa, Saint Lucy (Santa Lucia) is honored for saving the city from famine in the mid-17th-century. Her silver statue is carried around Piazza Duomo to music and a festive atmosphere is enjoyed.
  • Infiorata – Infiorata means “decorated with flowers”. During the third week of May in the Baroque city of Noto, this festival covers an entire street with flower petal designs to celebrate spring. The main place to view these spectacular creations are on Via Nicolaci.
  • Festa di St. George – On the last Saturday in May in the town of Ragusa, the Festival of St. George includes a reenactment of the martyrdom of the saint, lots of tasty foods, and one of the most magnificent fireworks displays in Sicily all year.

  Sicily in June

  • Republic Day – June 2 is a national holiday that celebrates the day Italy became a Republic in 1946. There are likely to be parades, festivals and concerts hosted in cities across Italy and the island of Sicily. State offices and schools will be closed as well as some tourist shops. Museums, attractions, and public transportation may have a reduced schedule.
  • Taormina Film Fest – This Film Fest opens the summer season of the Greco-Roman amphitheatre during the second week of June. It kicks off with a world premiere and presents some of the newest films outdoors among the breathtaking scenery of the old theater with views that stretch to Mount Etna and the Mediterranean.
  • Taormina Arte – Starting in June and running through September, the ancient theater in Taormina will also host classical, rock, pop, opera, and dance performances featuring international and national stars.

  Sicily in July

  • Calatafimi-Segesta Festival – Starting in mid-July and running through September 1st, this festival brings 60 events to the Greek Theater of Segesta. The theatrical, jazz, and classical performances take on another worldy feeling in the ancient site.
  • U Fistinu of Saint Rosalia – The Feast of Saint Rosalia takes place in Palermo in mid-July. It celebrates the city’s patron saint who is believed to have rescued residents from a devastating plague. It features a procession that includes a vessel-shaped chariot built anew every year for carrying the statue of Saint Rosalia, elaborately decorated and pulled by oxen. The streets of Palermo will be filled with popular local foods like watermelon, pasta with sardines, boiled octopus, and sfincione (a thick Sicilian pizza), along with live music.
  • Ortigia Film Festival – For 8 days in mid-July, the historical center of Syracuse comes to life with films. There will be a number of al fresco screenings throughout the area, along with more traditional indoor screenings. It includes a short film competition, old classics, homages to great directors and actors, and more.
  • La Scala Illuminata – Every year over July 24-25 in Caltagirone, the 142 steps of the Scalinata di Santa Maria del Monte are illuminated in hundreds of little oil lights, creating a polychromatic effect of striking beauty.

  Sicily in August

  • Festa del Santo Salvatore – For five days in early August, this event in Cefalu celebrates Santo Salvatore, the patron saint of the city, with parades, music, foods, and mass, culminating with locals scrambling up a greased pole to touch a statue of the saint and fireworks on the seafront.
  • Ypsigrock Music Festival – This annual four-day indie rock festival in mid-August features artists from across the globe in the spectacular surroundings of the castle in Castelbuono. It features camping and music on multiple stages.
  • Il Palio dei Normanni (Palio of the Normans) – Over three days at Piazza Armerina in mid-August every year, horsemanship, knightly combat, and partying celebrates the defeat by Norman invaders over ruling Arabs in the 11th-century.
  • Ferragosto – August 15th marks the official start of the Italian summer holidays, which is also the religious holiday of Assumption celebrating the Assumption of the Virgin Mary into heaven. In Sicily, most activities will be focused around the beaches, with many towns organizing festivals, parades, and/or fireworks. At Siracusa Grand Harbour, there will be a yacht regatta followed by a traditional Sicilian longboat race. It’s the biggest holiday of the year after Christmas and Easter and that means many banks and government buildings are closed, but most cultural sites and museums are open.

  Sicily in September

  • San Vito Ciminna – This saint is celebrated in the town of Ciminna in Palermo on the first Sunday of September. It includes a massive parade that recalls the saint’s life with people wearing period costumes. There is also a livestock fair coinciding with the festivities.
  • ViniMilo – For two weeks over the end of August and into September in Milo, this wine festival will take place along the slopes of Mount Etna, featuring winery visits, guided tastings, workshops, and themed dinners with a focus on quality and the Slow Food movement.
  • Feast of Madonna della Luce – Annually on September 7-8 in Mistretta, this religious event features a parade with floats and two massive warriors that are carried by townsfolk to “guard” the statue of the Madonna around town. There will also be plays and costumed participants.
  • Couscous Fest – In late September every year, San Vito Lo Capo hosts this gastronomic exposition that brings the opportunity to sample a variety of North African foods, including couscous prepared by chefs from across the globe. There will also be music and dance and an opportunity to learn how to make it yourself.

  Sicily in October

  • Sagra del Miele, the Honey Festival – This festival that runs over the first 10 days in October in Sortino near Pantalica National Park honors the famous “honey of Hyblea” prized by Romans and Greeks. It includes many different varieties of honeys as well as specialty foods and entertainment.
  • Festival of Street Artists – Officially known as the Festa di Artisti di Strada Ibla Buskers, this festival brings 4 days of theater, music, circus arts, puppets, aerial acrobatics, and fireworks to the town of Ragusa in Ibla.
  • Agrimontana – This festival takes place over 3 days in mid-October in Palazzolo Acreide in the Syracuse Province. A gastronomical journey through the region including their famous Palazzolo sausage, truffle mushrooms, and honey as well as exhibitions, guided tours, and local crafts.
  • Fiere dei Morti – Literally ‘fairs of the day,’ this event is typically hosted from October 29 through November 2 in throughout Sicily as part of the feast of All Saints. Traditionally it is said that the night of November 1st the deceased would visit loved ones still alive to bring presents to their children. Now parents purchase these gifts at colorful stands selling all sorts of items from clothing to crafts and toys as well as traditional sweets unique to the festival.

  Sicily in November

  • All Saints Day – November 1 is All Saints Day, a national holiday that many Italians, including Sicilians, use to visit cemeteries, remembering loved ones who have passed by placing flowers and other items on graves.
  • Festival di Morgana – Over five days in early November in Palermo, this festival brings the opportunity to watch famous Sicilian puppets in action at the Antonio Pasqualino Puppet Museum.
  • Festa di San Martino – Saint Martin’s Day is celebrated throughout Sicily on November 11. There will be all sorts of festivities that bring the chance to enjoy wine, bread specialties, sweets and classic roasted chestnuts.

  Sicily in December

  • Modica Chocolate Festival – ‘Chocobarocco,’ is held in Sicily for about a week in early December, dedicated to the delicious chocolate that’s made in Modica, created with the same process introduced centuries ago by Spaniards. You’ll be able to taste the wide variety of flavors, like vanilla chocolate and chili pepper chocolate; sea salt, nutmeg, orange chocolate, and much more.
  • Feast of the Immaculate Conception – December 8 is a national holiday that celebrates the day of the Virgin Mary’s conception of Jesus. Public offices, schools, banks, and the like will be closed but most shops and restaurants will be open. There will be festivities throughout Sicily involving processions and singing. In Syracuse, the day is celebrated with a novena, while the evening before brings a band to the streets of Ortigia. On the eve in Canicatti there will be large bonfires.
  • Santa Lucia’s Day – Santa Lucia’s Day is celebrated in many villages and cities across Italy on December 13th. The biggest celebration is in Sicily in her hometown of Syracuse. It hosts a huge parade carrying a silver statue of the saint who is revered for helping fishermen navigate the sea in the dark of winter, to be displayed at the Church of Santa Lucia before being returned seven days later with another procession.
  • Christmas – Throughout December there will be nativity scenes and Christmas markets across Sicily. In Palermo, the city center will be filled with holiday lights and vibrant markets where handmade Sicilian toys and gifts can be purchased. On Christmas Eve, most Sicilians go to Midnight Mass. Christmas Day, December 25, is a national holiday and a time when many gather together with family and friends for a large lunch feast; most businesses are closed but there will be a few restaurants open. December 26 is the national holiday of Santo Stefano.
  • New Year’s Eve – December 31st, like most places throughout the world, celebrates the new year with fireworks and parties. Every town in Sicily will have fireworks, music, and dance, often until sunrise. Private events are also organized by many restaurants and hotels.

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  Given the current weather temperatures in most European countries, which are around 10 degrees Celsius, it is understandable that many are already looking at catalogues and travel deals to get a short getaway to the sun, pleasant temperatures and blue skies. Is a good choice visiting Malaga in April or May? Are there many activities? Let’s see.

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  How is the weather in April and May?

  Many of us know that the coast of Malaga in southern Spain, to which belongs the Costa del Sol, enjoys a mild climate throughout the year; in fact, winter does not exist and autumn changes smoothly into spring. But, being a destination that has reached some popularity as a summer and beach destination, many might wonder if in these dates the water is suitable for bathing and if the weather is hot enough to enjoy a beach holiday…

  First of all, you should know that Malaga and the Costa del Sol is much more than beach! The fact that it is known primarily as a beach destination is because during the summer months, especially July and August, most of the tourists prefer to relax on the beach; which is also largely due to the high temperatures that limit a little the desire to discover the surrounding villages and beautiful landscapes or the capital Malaga, with a great deal of culture.

  As those months are ideal for visiting the white villages and other tourist attractions, I recommend to book in advance a rental car, there are good offers now.

  La Concepcion botanical garden in Malaga

  Clothes to bring with you

  The weather is nice enough to bring comfortable clothes, sandals, swimsuit and comfortable shoes for walking.

  If you plan to walk at sunset along the promenade or by the sea, you should also bring some long sleeves, a sweatshirt might work.

  At the end you decide what to bring when packing, but sometimes it’s helpful to have an idea of what you might need:

  • A pair of swimsuits, just to exchange when one is wet.
  • Shorts or light pants for the day.
  • A shoulder strap or bag to always carry everything you need close to you.
  • Sandals for walking on the sand or during daytime.
  • Comfortable shoes for hiking or strolling the city
  • Long sleeves or sweatshirt for the night.
  • Don’t forget sunglasses, the sun is very bright.
  • A cap might be useful.

  Visiting Malaga in April

  
  

  This month is ideal to enjoy routes in the countryside, discover the white villages and enjoy a stroll in the city, the terraces on the promenades and the first sunbathing on the beach.

  Temperature in April

  Average temperatures in April in the Costa del Sol move around 12 to 20 degrees Celsius (54 and 68º F) in the first half of the month, approaching to the end of the month increasingly 20 degrees; is not unusual that there may be magnificent days where the thermometers go up to 25 degrees (77º F) or more.

  At the beginning of the month the temperature can drop below 10ºC in a timely manner and during the early morning hours.

  Is it raining in April in Malaga?

  Rainfall is rare in April but can occur. Looking back over the past few years we find that of the 30 days of the month at least 2 to 4 days it has rained.

  But is it cold on a rainy day in April? No, far from it…you can still enjoy the day even if it rains, if you don’t know what to do you can take a look at things to do in Malaga on a rainy day.

  Sea water temperature in Malaga

  The water in the Alboran Sea, as is known the Mediterranean Sea in the area of Malaga, is still cold in April and May; however, you can see many bathers enjoying their first bath. If you were wondering if the sea water is cold for a swim in April, the answer is that it is a little cool for locals, but the bath is nice.

  The sea water temperature at the beginning of April is about 14ºC (57ºF). Perhaps a bit cold for the Spaniards themselves but not so cold for European visitors. As the month progresses, the temperature rises +2°C (+3.6ºFahrenheit)

  Visiting Malaga in May

  
  

  May is one of the best months to enjoy Malaga and the Costa del Sol, without excessive heat and without the usual tourist crowds so typical for the summer months.

  Popular activities in May in Malaga

  Many of the scheduled events may not take place this year as a preventive measure against the Coronavirus in Malaga. You will however be able to find numerous activities that you can do in Malaga.

  Wondering about activities in May?

  • Noche en Blanco (White Night) is a popular event in Malaga.
  • May Crosses celebration is very popular in Benalmadena village.
  • San Isidro the 15th May is a traditional celebration in Estepona, with processions and is very popular among tourists.
  • White Party in Nikki Beach, Marbella. A very elegant celebration where everyone has to be dressed in white.

  Due the Coronavirus situation many of the events may not be celebrated, but you can still find many other activities by reading our blog.

  Temperature in May in Malaga

  In May there are usually splendid temperatures on the Costa del Sol inviting you to enjoy pleasant days on the beach as well as many activities and visits, with temperatures around 20 to 25 degrees (68 to 77ºF) that can sometimes rise to 28 degrees (82.4ºF).

  In the following graph we can see that in other years the maximum temperature has reached 31ºC (87.8ºF) during the second half of the month, the average temperature being around 25ºC (77ºF). It is in the middle of the month when the minimum temperature can reach a comfortable 20ºC (68ºF).

  At the beginning of the month the maximum temperature is over 21ºC (69.8ºF) with a minimum of 13ºC (55.4ºF).

  Is it raining in May in Malaga?

  It rarely rains in May in Malaga, but with the weather you can never be sure. If we look back over the past few years, we realize that if it can rain 2 to 4 days in April, 1 or 2 of the 31 days of the month can occur in May.

  The rain in May when it happens is usually light, some rainfall that will not prevent you from enjoying the day.

  Sea temperature in Malaga: Can we swim in May?

  Did you make sure you put your bathing suit in your suitcase? The sea temperature at the beginning of May is about 16ºC (61ºF), perhaps a little cold for locals but it is appreciated after a while under the sun. The sea temperature rises by 1°C (1.8ºF) almost every week, ending the month at up to 19°C (66°F).

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  Visiting the Amalfi Coast in April- When to visit Positano

  Welcoming spring on the Amalfi Coast

  April is the month in which the Amalfi Coast, Capri, and Sorrento officially reopen for the season: hotels, restaurants, and shops are ready for the spring, and ferries begin their high season schedules with routes connecting to the towns along the coast.

  This is a great month to explore the Amalfi Coast, as long as you are not expecting a “beach vacation”.

  Aside from the days surrounding Easter and Italy’s spring bank holidays (25 April and 1 May), you’ll find the coast pleasantly quiet, and you’ll be able to stroll through the towns and walk the hiking paths without the stress of the summer crowds.

  Walking and Hiking on the Amalfi Coast

  April Weather in Positano

  The weather can still be a bit unpredictable in April on the Amalfi Coast, but temperatures are generally mild and there are more hours of daylight as the weeks go on. We suggest packing loafers or athletic shoes and jeans, as well as sandals and lighter clothing. It is generally too cool to swim in the sea, but the sun is warm enough for the beach to be pleasant, as well as lunch at one of the waterfront restaurants.

  • Average high temperature (in Celsius): 19° C
  • Average low temperature (in Celsius): 13° C
  • Chance of rain: 25%
  • Chance of clouds: 42%
  • Average sea temperature (in Celsius): 16° C
  • Average daylight hours: 13

  Easter Celebrations

  If you are visiting in April, you may be able to see some of the traditional Easter celebrations on the coast.

  In Sorrento, there are a number of religious processions that take over the town streets on Holy Thursday and Good Friday, with hooded locals parading religious statues and crosses after nightfall. In Minori, a group of locals sing religious hymns that date from the 1300s and have been passed down through the generations.

  Easter Processions in Sorrento

  April is also an ideal time of year for a day trip to Capri from Positano or Amalfi.

  The best experiences and tours in Visiting the Amalfi Coast in April

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  Departure from Capri

  Transfer to Blue Grotto and Back- Blue Line

  Children ride free
  
  Save with online booking
  
  Skip the line boarding

  Speedboats

  € 19

  € 20

  per guest

  Duration

  1 hour

  Free cancellation

  (271 Reviews)

  Departure from Naples, Sorrento, Rome

  Private Tour of the Amalfi Coast via Luxury Vehicle

  Full-day with a private driver
  
  Visit Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello
  
  Luxury vehicle with a/c

  Private Car or Minivan

  From

  € 400

  Per vehicle | Max 8 passengers

  Duration

  8 hours

  12 hours

  (1646 Reviews)

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  Departure from Capri

  Small-Group Capri Boat Tour w/Swim

  A personalized experience with a small group
  
  A traditional wooden gozzo boat
  
  Time to swim off the island’s coastline

  Boat

  € 50

  per guest

  Duration

  2 hours

  Free cancellation

  (508 Reviews)

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  Departure from Capri

  GOLD Day Trip Package

  Purchase tickets in advance
  
  Enjoy a three-course lunch
  
  Organize your day in complete freedom

  Gold Tour

  € 79

  € 100

  per guest

  Duration

  8 hours

  Free cancellation

  (1 Reviews)

  Departure from Capri

  Private Boat Tour around Capri

  English-speaking skipper
  
  Choice of boats
  
  From two hours to a full day

  Default resource
  and other options. ..

  From

  € 180

  Per boat | Max 8 passengers

  Duration

  2 hours

  3 hours

  4 hours

  7 hours

  Free cancellation

  Shared

  Departure from Capri

  Island Tour + Blue Grotto Visit – Yellow Line

  Skip the line
  
  Save money
  
  See the island highlights

  Speedboats

  € 20

  € 21

  per guest

  Duration

  2 hours

  Free cancellation

  (271 Reviews)

  Departure from Positano

  Capri: luxury tour by private boat

  Expert crew
  
  Luxury private boat
  
  Efficiency of services

  New Life – Predator 60
  and other options. ..

  From

  € 972

  Per boat | Max 12 passengers

  Duration

  4 hours

  8 hours

  Shared

  Departure from Amalfi, Positano, Maiori, Minori, Praiano

  Pompeii Vesuvius Small Group Tour from the Amalfi Coast

  Visit Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius in one day
  
  A local expert guide in the ancient ruins
  
  Skip-the-line tickets included

  Coach

  € 115

  per guest

  Duration

  8 hours

  Free cancellation

  Shared

  Departure from Amalfi, Naples, Positano, Sorrento

  Sorrento coast and Capri boat Tour – Bestseller

  Boat tour for small groups
  
  Sorrento Coast and Capri from the sea
  
  Drinks, snacks, limoncello

  Traditional gozzo boat

  € 99

  per guest

  Duration

  8 hours

  10 hours

  11 hours

  Free cancellation

  (1869 Reviews)

  Departure from Naples

  Pompeii and Mt.

  Vesuvius Tour with Wine Tasting

  Wine tasting
  
  Visit the crater atop Mt. Vesuvius
  
  Skip-the-line at Pompeii

  Tour

  € 85

  per guest

  Duration

  7 hours

  Free cancellation

  (2427 Reviews)

  Departure from Naples

  Private Pompeii, Herculaneum, & Mt. Vesuvius Tour

  Private transportation from Naples
  
  Visit the crater atop Mt. Vesuvius
  
  Stop at both Herculaneum and Pompeii

  Tour

  From

  € 300

  Per group | Max 18 passengers

  Duration

  8 hours

  Free cancellation

  (2427 Reviews)

  Shared

  Departure from Naples

  Pompeii: Guided Tour Departing from Naples

  Transfer service included between Naples and Pompeii
  
  1. 5-hour tour with guide
  
  Free time to souvenir shop near the archaeological park

  Tour

  € 35

  per guest

  Duration

  3 hours

  Free cancellation

  (2427 Reviews)

  Where to stay in Visiting the Amalfi Coast in April

  Villas – Praiano

  Villa Bideri

  The irresistible allure of the Amalfi Coast

  An ideal location for exploring the coast
  Traditional architecture and style
  Panoramic terraces and pool

  Restaurants open in Visiting the Amalfi Coast in April

  Restaurants – Nerano – Massa Lubrense

  Lo Scoglio

  One of Nerano’s most storied restaurants

  Seasonal dishes made with quality local ingredients at this family-run beach restaurant.

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  Where better to relax in Tenerife in March. How does the island of Tenerife live in March and what awaits “spring” tourists there. What to do on the island this month

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  What is the weather in Tenerife in March, air and water temperature, precipitation. The cost of the tour in March and other information from “Travel The World”.

  March brings the long-awaited spring to Tenerife. And even if it manifests itself rather modestly, by the end of the month the sun is already warming the air quite well. So, what is remarkable about the weather in Tenerife in early spring?

  Air temperature
  

  The general weather pattern in Tenerife in March is unstable. This is due to the cold winds often blowing from the Atlantic. Nevertheless, the March weather has its positive aspects. This also applies to an increase in the number of sunny days, and a decrease in days with precipitation. The average daily air temperature is 17 C, although for example in 2015 the column rose to +22 C. At night in March it is still quite cool, on average about +11 C. The average wind speed in March is 5.5 m/s, sometimes there are gusts up to 10 m/s.

  March weather map

  Water temperature
  

  The sea water off the coast of Tenerife is still quite cold in March. Its average level is +18 C, which is still not enough for swimming, although there are lovers of refreshment in such water.

  Tenerife in March
  

  How to pass the time?

  Most of the entertainment in Tenerife in March is not connected with a beach holiday, or rather with its “bathing” component. But it is already possible to sunbathe, especially in the second half of the month, when the midday sun is already hot. But still, the prevailing holiday in Tenerife in early spring is associated with trips around the island, since, despite the relatively small size, there is something to see here.
  First of all, we are talking about such natural attractions as the Teide volcano, the laurel forest in the Anaga park, the Maska gorge and the wonderful Botanical Garden.

  If you went on vacation with children, then you should definitely visit the real “pearls” of Tenerife:

  • Loro Park with a magnificent penguinarium and a collection of parrots;
  • Monkey Park;
  • Siam Park;
  • Jungle Park.

  Another interesting activity in March is the jousting tournament. This event takes place in the castle of San Miguet and gathers a large number of people who want to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages. The show runs on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, starts at 19-00. Entrance ticket for an adult will cost 48 euros, for children a 50% discount.

  Siam Park in Tenerife

  Tour in March – the cost of the tour in Tenerife
  

  The cost of holidays in March is not as high as in the high season, which will start a few months later. If we talk about average figures, then for $ 2000 it will be possible to spend a very good week together. If you’re lucky, then by purchasing some kind of “burning” tour, you can reduce this figure. However, do not forget that you should carefully approach the choice of a travel agency – try to work only with trusted companies.

  The first month of spring on the “Island of Eternal Spring” – do you think this does not happen? You are deeply mistaken. Come to Tenerife and see for yourself! Well, first of all, the Tour Calendar invites you to find out what makes this resort attractive in March, and how much tours can cost.

  Weather in Tenerife in March

  While in March in Russia spring is only on the calendar, in Tenerife the onset of this month promises beautiful sunny weather. The mild subtropical climate and proximity to Africa provide the island with consistently warm and sunny days throughout the year. If you decide to go on vacation this month, your suitcase will not be overloaded with heavy things. During the day, summer clothes like shorts, T-shirts, skirts and sundresses are appropriate, and for the evening you will need trousers, a windbreaker or a thick sweater. This wardrobe is relevant not only in the southern resorts, but also during a trip to the north. Although in some cities in this part of the island the temperature is a couple of degrees lower. Excursion to Pico de Teide requires separate equipment. It is very cold there, and in March there is snow even at low altitudes. The ideal option would be a jacket and sturdy boots with durable soles, allowing you to make a difficult climb. Sunscreen and sunglasses are equally important items on the road. It only seems that the sun’s rays are very weak. Even in mountainous areas, the nose can burn. An umbrella is also an indispensable attribute. March weather is often described as unstable. Although, of course, everyone puts their own meaning in this concept. In fact, this means that in the northern regions about 6 days of precipitation are expected, and in the south – at least 4.

  But they do not follow each other in a row and alternate with dry and partly cloudy ones. In addition, Tenerife repeatedly indulges its guests with a piercing blue clear sky. Now let’s briefly consider its temperature background. In principle, no special changes have occurred in it since February. Is that the nights have become a little warmer. During the day in the capital, which lies on the northeast coast, weather forecasters record an average of +22 ° C. The total duration of sunshine is somewhat lower than in the south. However, during the midday hours, the air tends to warm up much above this mark. Evenings are a little different. As you know, they are not comfortable enough even at the height of summer. This month, the thermometer steadily drops to +14 ° C. Puerto de la Cruz experiences lower numbers – +12..+19°C Apparently, its location in the lowlands affects. Humidity here is slightly elevated, often the sky is covered with a cloudy veil, so there are few people who want to walk on its volcanic sand. In the southern regions, the average value of the absolute maximums is approximately +22 °C, and with darkness the air cools down to +15 °C.

  Despite the fact that Tenerife is adjacent to the Sahara, March is not very suitable for a classic beach holiday. The water is still cool, although some daredevils, it should be noted, take a dip. In any case, for children, bathing is fraught with colds. The first month of spring is more suitable for admiring pastoral landscapes, as during this period outlandish flowers bloom in the meadows and forests and various trees exude a sweet aroma. Renting a car will give you freedom of movement and save a lot of precious vacation time. Fortunately, car rental on the island is not expensive at all. Children will be delighted with amusement parks, while adults will remember interesting cultural programs and cozy evenings in restaurants.

  Beach holidays

  If we consider the option of a beach holiday, then definitely in the southern resorts, where the weather is more pleasant. In early spring, the water temperature in the Atlantic Ocean continues to stay at the same level as in January and February – +19 ° C. According to the “experienced”, only a few enter the water. And even the euphoria that reigns during cruises to watch pilot whales and dolphins (by the way, highly recommended) cannot overcome the fear of their participants. Therefore, a stop for swimming comes out only nominal. But if it is cold for taking sea baths, then the weather is more than suitable for sunny ones. Although the daily maximums will seem unimpressive to someone for reclining on soft velvet sands. In fact, the sun is already palpably hot.

  And sometimes the outdoor thermometer announces all +25..+26 °C. The only thing you need to choose the right beach for sunbathing. It is natural that it be leeward. Such places should be sought on the southwest coast. For example, in Los Cristianos, Las Americas or Costa Adeje. In the southeast, the ocean often storms due to the fact that the wind rose comes from the east, from the African continent. El Medano deserves special mention, a real mecca for surfers. Waves here disturb the water surface almost all year round. So this resort is exclusively sports-oriented. I would also like to draw your attention to the fact that at about three in the afternoon all the beaches begin to empty. Firstly, the sun is setting soon, and secondly, it is getting colder.

  Entertainment and excursions

  To come to Tenerife and not visit the tourist attractions that are rumored all over Europe, even with complete indifference to any educational trips, is simply unrealistic. Your feet will carry you to some point of interest. In addition, the cost of organized tours is not so high. Perhaps the main advantage of the March excursion is the lack of tourist crowds. And this means that on the most “cult” routes, like Loro Parque, the Pueblo Chico themed miniature park or the Teide volcano, it will be relatively calm and free.

  In addition to the places mentioned above, the Pyramids of Guimar are very popular – mysterious stepped structures built by the ancient tribes of the Guanches. Their appearance and layout bear a strong resemblance to the pyramids of Giza in Egypt and those in the Lambayeque Valley in Peru. Relatively recently (in 1998), an ethnographic park was opened on their territory. Every day, a documentary about ancient civilizations is shown in the cinema hall. Those who went on vacation accompanied by the younger generation will not have to worry about what to do with their own children. In addition to Loro Park, which is in the northern part of the island, we recommend that you look into the Eagles Park in Costa Adeje. His calling card is a breathtaking open-air performance of raptors. Along with them, parrots and marabou demonstrate their skills. An excellent alternative to the ocean for children will be Aqualand, which is half empty in winter. The water temperature is maintained at +24 ° C, there are no queues for the slides – beauty and more! The water park offers not only rides, but also go to the dolphin show.

  It is said to be much more spectacular than in Loro Parque. However, this water park is mainly geared towards ages 3-5. For teenagers and adults, there is a direct road to Siam Park, which is notable for its Thai-style design. A pleasant end to the evening can be a tasting of Canarian cuisine from freshly caught fish or rabbit meat. If you are in Las Americas, be sure to splurge on the Carmen Mota flamenco show at the Pyramid of Arona concert hall. Enjoy untold pleasure!

  Holidays and festivals

  The main carnival celebrations in the capital died down already in February. But if you go south, you will still find the enchanting spirit of the carnival. In towns like Playa de la Arena, Puerto de Santiago and Los Gigantes, the fun begins right after it fades in the north.

  As a rule, festive events take place here in the first week of March. After which the baton is taken over (next weekend) by Costa Adeje, Playa de las Americas and El Medano. If Easter falls on this month, consider yourself unspeakably lucky. For the islanders, it is of great importance. And of course, the celebrations are not complete without religious processions. Many cities organize theatrical performances and reenactments of biblical events. Lush parades mark the southern city of Aron and Puerto de la Cruz, in the north of the island.

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  The first month of spring on the “Island of Eternal Spring” – do you think this does not happen? You are deeply mistaken. Come to Tenerife and see for yourself! Well, first of all, the Tour Calendar invites you to find out what makes this resort attractive in March, and how much tours can cost.

  Weather in Tenerife in March

  While in March in Russia spring is only on the calendar, in Tenerife the onset of this month promises beautiful sunny weather. The mild subtropical climate and proximity to Africa provide the island with consistently warm and sunny days throughout the year. If you decide to go on vacation this month, your suitcase will not be overloaded with heavy things. During the day, summer clothes like shorts, T-shirts, skirts and sundresses are appropriate, and for the evening you will need trousers, a windbreaker or a thick sweater. This wardrobe is relevant not only in the southern resorts, but also during a trip to the north. Although in some cities in this part of the island the temperature is a couple of degrees lower. Excursion to Pico de Teide requires separate equipment. It is very cold there, and in March there is snow even at low altitudes. The ideal option would be a jacket and sturdy boots with durable soles, allowing you to make a difficult climb. Sunscreen and sunglasses are equally important items on the road. It only seems that the sun’s rays are very weak. Even in mountainous areas, the nose can burn. An umbrella is also an indispensable attribute. March weather is often described as unstable. Although, of course, everyone puts their own meaning in this concept. In fact, this means that in the northern regions about 6 days of precipitation are expected, and in the south – at least 4.

  But they do not follow each other in a row and alternate with dry and partly cloudy ones. In addition, Tenerife repeatedly indulges its guests with a piercing blue clear sky. Now let’s briefly consider its temperature background. In principle, no special changes have occurred in it since February. Is that the nights have become a little warmer. During the day in the capital, which lies on the northeast coast, weather forecasters record an average of +22 ° C. The total duration of sunshine is somewhat lower than in the south. However, during the midday hours, the air tends to warm up much above this mark. Evenings are a little different. As you know, they are not comfortable enough even at the height of summer. This month, the thermometer steadily drops to +14 ° C. Puerto de la Cruz experiences lower numbers – +12..+19°C Apparently, its location in the lowlands affects. Humidity here is slightly elevated, often the sky is covered with a cloudy veil, so there are few people who want to walk on its volcanic sand. In the southern regions, the average value of the absolute maximums is approximately +22 °C, and with darkness the air cools down to +15 °C.

  Despite the fact that Tenerife is adjacent to the Sahara, March is not very suitable for a classic beach holiday. The water is still cool, although some daredevils, it should be noted, take a dip. In any case, for children, bathing is fraught with colds. The first month of spring is more suitable for admiring pastoral landscapes, as during this period outlandish flowers bloom in the meadows and forests and various trees exude a sweet aroma. Renting a car will give you freedom of movement and save a lot of precious vacation time. Fortunately, car rental on the island is not expensive at all. Children will be delighted with amusement parks, while adults will remember interesting cultural programs and cozy evenings in restaurants.

  Beach holidays

  If we consider the option of a beach holiday, then definitely in the southern resorts, where the weather is more pleasant. In early spring, the water temperature in the Atlantic Ocean continues to stay at the same level as in January and February – +19 ° C. According to the “experienced”, only a few enter the water. And even the euphoria that reigns during cruises to watch pilot whales and dolphins (by the way, highly recommended) cannot overcome the fear of their participants. Therefore, a stop for swimming comes out only nominal. But if it is cold for taking sea baths, then the weather is more than suitable for sunny ones. Although the daily maximums will seem unimpressive to someone for reclining on soft velvet sands. In fact, the sun is already palpably hot.

  And sometimes the outdoor thermometer announces all +25..+26 °C. The only thing you need to choose the right beach for sunbathing. It is natural that it be leeward. Such places should be sought on the southwest coast. For example, in Los Cristianos, Las Americas or Costa Adeje. In the southeast, the ocean often storms due to the fact that the wind rose comes from the east, from the African continent. El Medano deserves special mention, a real mecca for surfers. Waves here disturb the water surface almost all year round. So this resort is exclusively sports-oriented. I would also like to draw your attention to the fact that at about three in the afternoon all the beaches begin to empty. Firstly, the sun is setting soon, and secondly, it is getting colder.

  Entertainment and excursions

  To come to Tenerife and not visit the tourist attractions that are rumored all over Europe, even with complete indifference to any educational trips, is simply unrealistic. Your feet will carry you to some point of interest. In addition, the cost of organized tours is not so high. Perhaps the main advantage of the March excursion is the lack of tourist crowds. And this means that on the most “cult” routes, like Loro Parque, the Pueblo Chico themed miniature park or the Teide volcano, it will be relatively calm and free.

  In addition to the places mentioned above, the Pyramids of Guimar are very popular – mysterious stepped structures built by the ancient tribes of the Guanches. Their appearance and layout bear a strong resemblance to the pyramids of Giza in Egypt and those in the Lambayeque Valley in Peru. Relatively recently (in 1998), an ethnographic park was opened on their territory. Every day, a documentary about ancient civilizations is shown in the cinema hall. Those who went on vacation accompanied by the younger generation will not have to worry about what to do with their own children. In addition to Loro Park, which is in the northern part of the island, we recommend that you look into the Eagles Park in Costa Adeje. His calling card is a breathtaking open-air performance of raptors. Along with them, parrots and marabou demonstrate their skills. An excellent alternative to the ocean for children will be Aqualand, which is half empty in winter. The water temperature is maintained at +24 ° C, there are no queues for the slides – beauty and more! The water park offers not only rides, but also go to the dolphin show.

  It is said to be much more spectacular than in Loro Parque. However, this water park is mainly geared towards ages 3-5. For teenagers and adults, there is a direct road to Siam Park, which is notable for its Thai-style design. A pleasant end to the evening can be a tasting of Canarian cuisine from freshly caught fish or rabbit meat. If you are in Las Americas, be sure to splurge on the Carmen Mota flamenco show at the Pyramid of Arona concert hall. Enjoy untold pleasure!

  Holidays and festivals

  The main carnival celebrations in the capital died down already in February. But if you go south, you will still find the enchanting spirit of the carnival. In towns like Playa de la Arena, Puerto de Santiago and Los Gigantes, the fun begins right after it fades in the north.

  As a rule, festive events take place here in the first week of March. After which the baton is taken over (next weekend) by Costa Adeje, Playa de las Americas and El Medano. If Easter falls on this month, consider yourself unspeakably lucky. For the islanders, it is of great importance. And of course, the celebrations are not complete without religious processions. Many cities organize theatrical performances and reenactments of biblical events. Lush parades mark the southern city of Aron and Puerto de la Cruz, in the north of the island.

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  Easter and Semana Santa in Seville

  Holy Week is the most solemn and bright, but the entire period of Great Lent is full of religious events and processions. It seems to the uninitiated tourist that the Andalusians are happy and having fun, but in fact, all these events are very serious for the locals. This can be seen even in the clothes of their participants: the spectators come in solid costumes, and the participants in the processions in the uniform of their brotherhoods.

  Seville starts preparing for Easter in advance. Immediately after Christmas, figures and figures that look like members of the Ku Klux Klan appear all over the city. Small ones are sold in souvenir shops, chocolate or caramel ones are sold in pastry shops, and in some places you can also find full-fledged costumes for an adult. I even saw such candlesticks.

  Me and a Nazarenos mannequin

  These are “ nazarenos ” (nazarenes), or “penitent sinners”: this is the name of the participants in the Easter processions that pass through the city and publicly repent of sins. Participation in such a procession grants forgiveness to the sinner, caps covering the face capirote are needed for anonymity, and their pointed shape should lift the prayer as high as possible into the sky.

  Nazarenos outfits are sold throughout the city, but most of the shops are concentrated on Alcaiceria de la Loza. The cap is customized in size right at the buyer.

  Tourists associate these costumes with the clan, but they have nothing to do with it. And the reaction of tourists causes irritation among the locals – who likes to explain several times a day that “this is not the Ku Klux Klan, but a Spanish tradition”?

  Nazarenos figurines in a souvenir shop in Cadiz

  It is believed that the tradition of processions originated with the first Christian preachers on this earth. To tell the pagans the story of Christ and his suffering, they carried figures and images with them. New converts joined these processions: they accompanied the preachers and repented of their sins. Later, these parades were streamlined and limited until the period of Lent.

  Holy Week is the culmination of Lent. During this week, several dozen processions take place in Seville. For a tourist, they seem the same, but each is unique and is conducted by a separate brotherhood: 36 people, hiding under a veil, carry on their shoulders carts with images of the Virgin Mary or Jesus in human growth. No wagon is alike: they depict different situations, with different meanings, and the brotherhood keeps it all year round and decorates it for the holiday.

  • Each procession has its own route – it is published in advance by local media, and special applications of Semana Santa help to build a route around the city so that you can see different processions. You can ask about it at the tourist office. It is worth taking places along the route in the morning, and the best view is from balconies and terraces along the procession. The most interesting and spectacular moment of the procession is the removal of figures from the church.

  • Processions take place throughout the Easter week, except for Easter Sunday itself. Processions start from churches at noon and make their way through the city for several hours. The climax is Good Friday: processions start at midnight and pass through the city all night, ending early in the morning at the cathedral.

  • Thursday of Easter week is a day of mourning: local women wear black and it is considered disrespectful for tourists to wear T-shirts and shorts.

  • Maundy Thursday and Good Friday are public holidays in Andalusia. Shops and most restaurants are closed.

  Information about processions and events – on the Semana Santa website

  Semana Santa lasts from Palm Sunday (analogous to Palm Sunday) until Great Saturday. There are no religious processions on Easter Sunday itself.

  Semana Santa dates in Spain:

  2020:	April 5 — April 11
  2021:	March 29 — April 3
  2022:	April 10 — April 16
  2023:	April 2 — April 8
  2024:	March 24 — March 30

  Since Holy Week falls at the end of Lent, traditional dishes do not contain meat. But they contain fish and seafood. Therefore, at this time, there are especially a lot of seasonal marine offers in establishments.

  In the period before Easter, you can try some local sweets: torrija (torrija) – toast dipped in egg, soaked in wine or milk, fried, sweetened with sugar and sprinkled with cinnamon; and pestiño (pestiño) – fried pastries glazed with honey. At other times, these desserts are almost impossible to find.

  Almost immediately after the New Year, edible “nazarenos” appear in all confectioneries: caramel, chocolate, gingerbread – ranging in size from a small candy to a 30-centimeter figure.

  Torrijas – Andalusian Easter PastryPestinhos Easter Cookies

  From Maundy Thursday to Easter Sunday, traffic in the city center stops, and solemn processions take place in the afternoon. If you are going to shop – do it before lunch, and if you want to watch the processions – the question of “where to live” becomes more important than ever in Seville.

  Processions take place in all districts of the city, but the brightest are in the center, near the cathedral. Considering that ground transport will be blocked, it is worth stopping either in the very historical center and within walking distance from it, or not far from any station of the only metro line in Seville.

  I recommend two inexpensive hotels 10 minutes walk from the Cathedral and the Alcazar, in which I stayed myself.

  A small hotel on 3 floors with a roof terrace and a good view – in the evening we drank tea here with a view of the Giralda and several more city bell towers.

  Rooms for two at Boutike Hostel are decently sized, freshly refurbished and with private bathrooms starting at €70. The price includes a good breakfast with freshly baked waffles and 24/7 access to tea and coffee. During the day, the kitchen always has something for tea: muffins, waffles, cookies, muffins. You can use the refrigerator. And upon arrival, they are treated to welcame beer – which is especially nice when the famous Seville heat is already on the street.

  From the hotel – 5 minutes walk to the “Seville mushrooms”, 10-15 minutes – to the cathedral and 20 minutes to the central railway station.

  Cozy lobby of a boutique hotel The common kitchen is well equipped: there is even a smoothie blender

  Santiago 15 Casa Palacio is a small boutique hotel set in a historic building with a spacious Andalusian courtyard. Tea and coffee are available free of charge in the courtyard until 22:00. Here our room also overlooked the terrace.

  Rooms start from 45 € (without breakfast). I recommend booking breakfast directly on booking: in the hotel it costs 12 € per person.

  This hotel is 5 minutes closer to the train station, and therefore a little further from the center.

  Hotel courtyardView of the courtyardElements of the courtyard. Something like a smoking room

  1. Seville Express – Discover the City (€94 per tour)

     Understand the rich history of Spain and discover the most beautiful places in the capital of Andalusia

  2. Royal Seville, Folk Seville (from €125 per tour)

     About the heritage of ancient cultures, the fate of monarchs and the traditions of simple “sevillanos” on a sightseeing tour

  3. Legends and ghosts of Seville (€100 per tour)

     Mysteries of the Santa Cruz quarter, plague epidemic, Devil’s bars and medieval legends

  4. A special taste of Seville (from €80 per tour)

     Get to know the vibrant world of Seville gastronomy on a walk through the cool establishments of the city

  5. Beauty of Seville (€100 per tour)

     Walk in the footsteps of opera characters, learn about the life of the Spanish aristocracy and see iconic places

  + 12 more excursions in Seville

  Tenerife in March April.

  Tenerife in April

  Vadim and Tatiana

  April. With friends

  Spain, Tenerife island

  We went to Tenerife for the first time in April this year. The reason for the trip was the invitation of our old friends who had gone to live there. The road, of course, is exhausting, but as soon as we left the airport building, our fatigue vanished.

  It feels like it’s always summer here. And it never gets cold. Our friends live in the Costa Adeje area, a more respectable part of Tenerife. Here are the most beautiful and expensive hotels and restaurants.

  I want to talk about the beaches, and so, in Tenerife, it turns out that all the beaches belong to the city, and there are almost no private ones. And you have to pay money for sun loungers and umbrellas. The sand on the beach is black, of volcanic origin. Near the beach, in addition to hotels, there are cafes and restaurants. Prices are quite affordable, not overpriced, as it might seem at first glance. The average bill for dinner for one with a glass of wine will be 30-35 euros.

  Supermarkets sell their local wines of different varieties. We’ve tried a good half of them. I must say, very very tasty.

  Excursions were taken to the Teide National Park, and to the castle of San Miguel. The spectacular knightly show was especially impressive. And at the end of the performance, we were treated to dinner according to all royal traditions.

  Our friends were our guides, but unfortunately we couldn’t get around all the sights of Tenerife. So we promised them to come again.

  Pavel and Alena

  April. Couple

  Spain, Tenerife island

  Rested in Tenerife in April 2014. Even going on a trip, everyone was worried about the weather, they were afraid that it would be cold. However, all our fears were dispelled as soon as we got to the island. Only sometimes in the evenings it was cool.

  We rested in the southern part of the island in the resort of Las Americas, in the most colorful and beautiful resort of Tenerife. The volcano protects it from the winds, and therefore the weather here is always calmer and warmer than in the northern part of the island.

  The beaches here are different, you can choose for every taste, we rested on the beach with white and black volcanic sand. And a little further there were beaches with pure white and black sands.

  Las Americas is a very lively resort with a lot of shops and cafes. My wife bought a perfume in duty free, but was upset when she saw the same perfume in the resort store, but half the price. There are generally very cheap cosmetics and alcohol, so there is no point in shopping for duty free when coming here.

  From excursions we took a walk on the Teide volcano, to the water park and Loro park. In Loro Parque, for a completely ridiculous fee, we managed to watch 4 interesting shows and performances, a show of parrots, a show of dolphins, walruses and killer whales. Were on the neighboring island – La Gomer, from which Christopher Columbus went to discover America.

  Tenerife has a very large variety of delicious fruits and vegetables, so in two weeks we replenished our winter vitamin reserves.

  Bright and magical dignity of the island of Tenerife – comfortable weather conditions all year round. Such pleasant weather throughout the year, as in the Canary Islands, cannot be found anywhere else in Europe. And maybe all over the world =)).

  Different spring in the north and south

  The island consists of 4 altitudinal zones, which are separated by a high ridge that holds back the clouds. What does it mean? In different places in Tenerife, the weather, temperature and precipitation are very different from each other. Sometimes 10 degrees! O_o

  First you need to clearly understand that the temperature on the island is very different, it is always colder in the north. Therefore, if you want to relax in Tenerife in March, April or May, then choose the southern resorts. .

  Tenerife is called the island of “eternal spring”, due to the fact that there are no pronounced seasons of heat, rains and other unpleasant periods. Tenerife differs from mainland Spain in its mild climate and warm winters.

  To sum it up, Tenerife is very nice in spring! Already in March you can sunbathe on the southern beaches, and in April and May you can swim. In the spring, temperatures even out, trees and flowers begin to bloom all over the island! This is a wonderful time for hiking and observing wild beauty.

  Do not forget that the temperature in Tenerife in March, April and May depends more on the place on the island than on the month.

  Easter holidays are a great occasion to take a break from work and go on a trip. If you do not have a weakness for the exotic, but would not refuse to spend your holidays on the islands, then Tenerife is what you need. Tour-Calendar will tell you about what is interesting about this resort in April.

  Weather in Tenerife in April

  April in Tenerife is like a hymn to a great holiday. This is one of the most amazing months of the year. Unstable climatic conditions are a thing of the past, and spring has confidently come into its own. The air is clean and fresh. Nature renews colors and dazzles with its crazy beauty. This month, she will surprise you with a riot of lush greenery and bright flower carpets. Moreover, the most lush vegetation is observed in the northern regions, which are more prone to precipitation. Although, it should be noted that in the middle of spring they are infrequent here too – from 5 to 7 days. In the southern resorts, their number is significantly less and comes down to only 3-4 days. This is where an umbrella really comes in handy. As it gets drier, the average daily air temperatures rise – about +22 ° C, but in the southern resorts the thermometer sometimes reaches +25 ° C. During the day, everyone wears summer clothes. Skirts, sundresses, T-shirts, shorts, slates are the standard contents of a vacationer’s wardrobe. Oh, and don’t forget the hat. Despite the mildness of the local weather, the sun is already palpably hot. The duration of his radiance increased to 8 hours a day. For the same reason, sunglasses and sunscreen are essential. Upon arrival, you will notice that the recommendations for each boat trip or cruise include the need for these things. Do not neglect this advice if you do not want to get burned.

  As for the evenings, they are slightly warmer than in winter, but still require more “solid” clothing, such as a light jacket or a woolen cardigan. The average of the absolute minimums is +15 °C. The only exception is Puerto de la Cruz with +14 °C. Another distinctive nuance of this period of time is the absence of gusty winds and a low chance of the Kalima sandstorm, the danger of which is great in March. So the weather is characterized by an enviable stability, especially attracting people of elegant age and those who suffer from cardiovascular diseases. Nevertheless, it will not be superfluous to know that the territory of the island has deep internal climatic differences. And they concern not only the two “polar” regions, north and south, but also the central mountainous regions. This information is relevant for travelers who are going to climb Mount Teide. In April it is quite cold there, so it is better to dress according to the principle of “layering”. If it gets hot downstairs, you can always take off your jacket or sweater. At the very top, it will most likely be windy. Be sure to bring hats for children.

  The most popular question regarding the April trip to Tenerife concerns the beach holiday. It is impossible to answer this question unequivocally, since everyone interprets the concept of comfort in their own way. The air has already warmed up enough, but at the same time the water remains invigorating. Units are dipped. Children mostly sit on the beach. Rural walks are very good at this time, during which you can admire the picturesque landscapes and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. This is very useful, since the high tourist season is approaching, and at the same time, the bustle on the main tourist routes is increasing. April is the season for blue marlin, avid fishermen will not be able to resist taking a rod in their hands. Do not forget about the attractions, the island has something to surprise its guests with. Also, historical tournaments and various shows cannot be ignored. Their visit will greatly diversify your leisure time.

  Beach holidays

  Tenerife’s beaches are its pride. And here they are like a selection: rocky, pebbly, with dark volcanic, snow-white, golden sand, or even with sand brought from the Sahara itself. In general, choose what you want. In April, the density of human bodies on the coast increases, everyone is looking for their piece of free space under the sun. The activity of the latter is gaining momentum. A beautiful chocolate tan is no longer a dream, but a reality. Most importantly, do not forget to apply sunscreen to your skin. Everything would be fine, but the most important component, bathing, unfortunately, is not there yet. The temperature of the water does not allow you to swim at your pleasure. For most, it seems icy, meteorologists record +19°C And only people from the northern regions dare to experience its refreshing power.

  The island is famous for its endless possibilities for a fun time on the coast. In this regard, surfers and divers are a separate category of holidaymakers. For them, the temperature of the water does not play a decisive role, since wetsuits perfectly retain heat. The flora and fauna of the Atlantic Ocean is bright and many-sided. Why are there only volcanic formations in the form of underwater stairs, caves, grottoes and arches. It is believed that the best diving sites are located near the southern cape, in the area of ​​Las Galletas. Perhaps we will not be mistaken if we call the generally recognized diving Mecca – “Chuchos”, where it is most likely to meet stingrays and turtles. No less spectacular scuba diving and “Huesi” “Mountain”, “Champinones”, “Montania Amorill” and “Cueva de Palm Mar”.

  Activities and excursions

  In recent years, rural tourism on the island has been developing more and more. And for good reason. Tenerife is not covered by urbanization, there is no harmful production and heavy industry. Moreover, this resort in Spain is one of the most environmentally friendly on earth.

  For you to understand, the luminaries of science have called its climate the most favorable for people of all ages. So why not merge with the harmony of nature, escaping civilization for a while? Canarian villages are a special romance, unique flavor and originality. Don’t worry about amenities. As a rule, all rented houses are equipped with everything you need. Among other things, you will most likely have a brazier and a fireplace at your disposal. Evenings are still quite cold, so the presence of the latter will be very useful. Rural food deserves special mention. It is here, in simple taverns, and not in the restaurants of tourist areas, that real Canarian cuisine is served. The locals are engaged in winemaking, fishing and raising livestock. Therefore, you can be sure of the naturalness and freshness of all ingredients. For seafood lovers, there is a direct road to the fishing village of Tahao. Rabbit meat is excellently prepared in the northern mountainous regions. Of course, while on vacation, you will want to take several trips on excursions. There are so many of them that trying to cover everything at once is a disastrous idea. The bulk of the tours are somehow connected with nature and wildlife. Here is a hit parade of the most spectacular natural corners: the village of Masca with the gorge of the same name (be sure to make a descent along it), sheer cliffs in Los Gigantes (catamarans depart from here to watch dolphins and whales), the charming wild beach of Benijo in the vicinity of the city of San Andres, Park dragon tree in Icod de los Vinos, humid subtropical forests of the northeastern slope of Teide, and, of course, the volcano itself with its peak. All these places are scattered throughout the island, and it takes up to half a day, or even more, if not in a hurry, to explore each of them. But at the same time, the size of Tenerife is small, and you can drive around it by car in just 4 hours. Sightseeing trips are exciting, but very tiring. Sometimes it pays to take a break. However, this is not a reason to stay in a hotel room, unless, of course, you are 90 years old We will not talk about disco bars, nightclubs and restaurants, they are available in almost every hotel and in every tourist center. But let’s say a word about the knightly show. This theatrical performance recreates medieval stadiums.

  Tenerife in April for travelers. Weather and entertainment

  One of the best places for an April vacation is considered to be the Canary Islands. Namely – Tenerife, known for its white and black sand beaches, unique tropical forests and volcanic mountains. Why is Tenerife so good, and what can you do there in April?
  

  April weather in Tenerife can be described simply – warm, fresh and fabulous spring. On average, the daily temperature on the coast is from twenty-two to twenty-six degrees.
  
  Cooler at night – no more than sixteen
  
  .

  • Little precipitation
    
    – usually no more than three rainy days.
  • Short rains, leaving no puddles.
  • Umbrellas are not needed in Tenerife.
  • Water – about eighteen degrees
    
    .
  • The climate of Tenerife (especially the northern part) is recommended by doctors of Europe for people with problems of the cardiovascular system
    
    , as well as for pensioners.

  What is good about Tenerife in April?

  For those who dream not only to see Tenerife, but also to swim, the southern part of the island is more suitable
  
  . In the absence of opportunities (for example, if it was not possible to book a place in the right hotel), you can have a great rest in northern part
  
  . A beach holiday can be secured by renting a car.
  What else is interesting the island of Tenerife in April
  ?

  • Tenerife celebrates with great solemnity Easter
    . The holiday is accompanied by theatrical performances, performances of orchestras.
  • Tenerife is a paradise for fishermen in April – starts on blue marlin fishing season
    
    . To hunt this trophy, they usually rent a boat or purchase group tours on specially equipped boats.

  Holidays in Tenerife are not only beaches, swimming and romantic walks. There are many entertainments on the island, for every taste. Rest here is interesting and youth
  
  , which is waiting for nightclubs, discos and noisy fun parties; and families with children
  
  who like the living conditions and service; and couples in love
  
  , whose attention is yacht trips, SPA centers, cozy restaurants and much more. Looking for outdoor activities
  
  ? drive? In Tenerife you will find everything you need for the best holiday ever.

  A soft, bright, blooming spring was waiting for me. The contrast with gray Petersburg is striking. It is better to devote the first half of the month to cultural events and an active excursion program. Don’t miss the Easter processions! They are very specific here.

  April in Tenerife

  Temperature fluctuations in the resorts are up to 5 degrees. I lived in Santa Cruz de La Palma. There were many clear days, for hours I admired the endless sapphire sky and the picturesque landscapes of the island. There were cloudy days, but by noon the clouds floated over the horizon, leaving behind a light haze.

  Itching to swim, but the Atlantic was impregnable, maximum +18. It is worth taking care of finding accommodation in advance, closer to the dates in popular hotels there will be no free rooms. Alternatively, you can rent an apartment. There are no problems with rent, in every second family this is the main source of income.

  During the day it was up to +22 in the sun, I walked in a T-shirt. But you can’t do without warm clothes, the evenings and nights are cool, + 17-19.

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  20 Things to do, see & not do in Gran Canaria

  After travelling around Gran Canaria for a few weeks, I made this list of things to do, see and experience on the island. I also included some things to avoid and not do to ensure you have a great holiday in Gran Canaria. I provide (affiliate) links for more details, prices and bookings.

  Table of Contents

  Visit Agaete and Puerto de las Nieves

  Las Salinas

  Away from all the busy touristic destinations, you will find Agaete and Puerto de las Nieves. A bit of truly authentic Gran Canaria. There are excellent swimming options. You can choose from a beautiful beach or the more original “Las Salinas” salt pools. After your swim, you can enjoy some delicious fresh seafood nearby at very affordable prices compared to the more touristy destinations on Gran Canaria. The lunch deals are outstanding here.

  Ride a camel in the desert

  Most of us won’t make it to an authentic camel safari somewhere in the desert, but Gran Canaria offers the next best thing. A camel ride in the Maspalomas dunes is a unique experience (especially for the little ones) and, at around 10 euros, a fair value as well.

  Visit one of the zoo’s

  Palmitos Park

  There are 2 zoo options on Gran Canaria. The Cocodrilo Park and Palmitos Park. While the Palmitos Park is the easiest to reach for most people staying in Gran Canaria, Cocodrilo Park is a bit further away and cheaper. I can advise a visit to Palmitos Park with its spectacular shows and beautiful setting. The Cocodrilo Park I have not been to so far, but many people speak very well about it.

  Las Palmas is the capital of Gran Canaria but is quite a surprise. There are lots of markets here but also some sizeable air-conditioned shopping centres. A visit here to do some shopping is much better than buying clothes in the touristy resorts of Gran Canaria. On a Las Palmas shopping tour, you will find everything at much better prices.

  Here you will also find the Playa de las Canteras. This is, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful beaches in Gran Canaria. Together with some shopping before or after this can make for a great full day out.

  Restaurant Oliva

  I do not often advise restaurants as the quality can change quickly, especially if they change owner. But one place in Gran Canaria I can recommend is the Restaurant Oliva next to the Playa de Tasarte. It is not easy to get here, but after a little drive through the mountain landscape, you are suddenly greeted by this little restaurant in the middle of nowhere.

  It looks like not much from the outside, but it is in a beautiful, peaceful and quiet location overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Not a big place, the menu on offer isn’t either, but all dishes are served with dedication and a friendly smile.

  Boat trip and dolphin watching

  From Puerto Rico and Maspalomas, there go many boat trips with a variety of things to do. Some of these include dolphin watching. You might even see some whales, but this is not always guaranteed. So make sure to go with one of the better boat trips to avoid disappointment.

  Don’t fall in the timeshare trap

  Especially in winter and around Playa del Ingles, Maspalomas and Puerto Rico, you will find many people handing out cards or lottery tickets. They always have a great price to win. The catch is, you have to go collect it in a nearby hotel, where you will have to sit through a timeshare presentation. I would not advise this as it can waste your entire day if you are lucky. If you are not, you might end up with a timeshare you don’t want.

  Rent a car with TopCar

  Gran Canaria has some of the lowest prices in Spain when it comes to renting a car, mainly because cars can be rented out all year because of the good weather they have in Gran Canaria. Whereas in other places in Spain most cars are only rented out in summer.

  Because of this, you can find cars often for around 10 euros a day with all-inclusive, fully comprehensive insurance. However, if you are ok with just the basic insurance, you can find them for about 5 euros a day, especially if you are travelling outside of the more busy periods in Gran Canaria. To make sure you have a good car rental experience, please look at my car rental guide first.

  Visit Poema del Mar aquarium (on a rainy day)

  Poema del Mar is one of the newest attractions on Gran Canaria and a giant size aquarium. It is worth a visit every day. Especially if you are passing or visiting Las Palmas. If you notice there might be a rainy day during your holiday, this is a great option to do on those days.

  Go on a buggy, jeep or quad tour

  Going on a buggy, jeep or quad tour in Gran Canaria can be great fun because of its rough landscape and great off-road possibilities. However, one word of advice, read reviews before booking. Don’t just take your reps word for it. Many companies on the island offer this kind of excursion, but while some tours are great, others are not. The difference is in the equipment you get provided and the amount of time you spend offroading. The lesser companies primarily drive on concrete roads and will bill you extra for helmets and dust protection. So make sure you go with the best buggy tour on the island.

  Especially in the bigger resorts, you will often find people handing you tickets or flyers to “cheap excursions”. Sometimes they are also just located on a bench near bus stops or the beach. In any case, if you see any of these flyers, just let them be. Often they offer cheap excursions, but half of the day is taken up by a timeshare presentation or another type of sales presentation. These excursions are not worth your time even tho they are cheap.

  Dining in Puerto de Mogan

  Puerto de Mogan is a pretty nice place, but since it is so well known and popular, it can get very busy during the daytime. Especially during market days, it can get a little bit overwhelming. However, I can advise going here later afternoon or evenings. You can browse some stores or chill on the beach and later finish off with a great dinner in the local harbour area. There is lots of choice from different restaurants but all in a very picturesque and relaxing setting.

  Visit some of Gran Canarias beaches

  Especially if you are staying in Playa del Ingles, Maspalomas or Puerto Rico, you might find that the beaches here in summer can get very crowded. This is the case mainly in the high season months. However, there are many beaches in the south within walking distance or a small drive away by bus or car. You can find all of the beaches worth visiting in Gran Canaria here.

  Cool down in the mountains

  If you are visiting in summer Gran Canaria can feel scorching some days. However, if it gets too hot, you can always escape into the mountains, where it is much cooler. It does not matter where you go since there are many tiny villages to explore but make your overall destinations Pico de las Nieves. From here, you have a great view over the entire South of Gran Canaria, and you might be even able to spot where you are staying.

  Visit Teror and Vegueta… but don’t detour for it

  Teror and Vegueta are the places that pop up in many holiday guides about Gran Canaria as must-visits. And while they are nice, they are not mind-blowing. So my advice would be, if you are passing here, have a look around. But unless you are really into churches, culture and history… these places might not appeal to you.

  Santa Ana Cathedral in Vegueta

  Also, Teror is very touristic, so it has somewhat lost its appeal because of its many visitors. However, if you drive around the mountains, there are many tiny villages that, in my opinion, are much more authentic.

  Vegueta is the “old town” of Las Palmas, and if I had to advise one of the 2, Vegueta would be the one I would pick.

  Puerto de Mogan market on Friday

  Friday is the market in Puerto de Mogan, and if you like markets, this is a must. You can go here by public transportation, coach, or even boat trip from many of the resorts in Gran Canaria.

  Don’t buy any electronics in Gran Canaria

  A lot of people think that Gran Canaria has cheap electronics. Yes, because of taxes, they are cheaper, but the difference is not very big. Still, you find many shops, especially in Maspalomas and Puerto Rico, offering insanely cheap deals. However, when you look into it, you find the internet scattered with complaints about these stores—reaching from upselling to hard-selling, selling fake brands, double billing credit cards and much more. So if you don’t need to buy any electronics urgently in Gran Canaria… don’t!

  Visit Las Palmas at night

  Las Palmas has a very chilled and relaxed vibe at night for being a major city. Therefore, I can advise you to visit. You can shop here till late in the evening, walk along the beach promenade, explore the centre of the town square with its lovely little terraces or have a nice dinner in the harbour area at the end of the Playa de las Canteras beach.

  Pick the right time to go

  While almost everything in Gran Canaria is open all year round, Gran Canaria does change a lot depending on the time of year you go. If you go in winter expect nice weather but bring a jacket just in case. In summer, it can get scorching. In winter, one thing to keep in mind is that many of the resorts on Gran Canaria are also less busy and visited by an older generation. If you come here to party or go clubbing it is best to stay in summer or during school, college and university holidays. Here is a complete guide to when to visit Gran Canaria.

  Make sure you choose the right hotel and resort

  Gran Canaria has a lot of very different resorts. Picking the right resort for you in Gran Canaria is very important to have a great holiday here. While some are very crowded and busy, others are more chilled and relaxed. If you want to find the best hotel and don’t care about the surrounding resort too much, have a look at my “Best hotels in Gran Canaria” guide.

  Best things to do in Gran Canaria

  Searching for how to make the most of your time in Gran Canaria? We’ve rounded up all the best activities on the island, whether you’ve got a few hours or a few days spare. Get stuck into watersports or work up a sweat by trekking to volcanic craters. If you prefer a slower pace you’ll find wine and rum tastings, cultural and historic walking tours of the capital city Las Palmas, as well as quirky volcanic cave experiences. Got little ones? Tire them out with a trip to the biggest water park in the Canary Islands or get pulses racing with a trip to the Wild West via a quirky interactive theme park.

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  1. Venture inside a volcanic crater

  Gran Canaria is 9-14 million years old and was formed by huge volcanic eruptions that have defined the landscape of the island. One of the most stark examples of volcanic activity is the Caldera de Bandama — now a nature reserve, it’s an enormous crater that measures 216 metres deep, 574 metres high and around 1,000 metres wide. Book a guided hike to learn all about the geology and plant and animal species that thrive here.

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  2. Climb the dunes of Maspalomas

  The dunas de Maspalomas provide one of the most striking sights in Gran Canaria and there’s nothing quite like standing atop a giant sand dune to marvel at their shadows. The entire 900 acres is a protected nature reserve, although most areas are open to the public. A guide can take you through the best routes across the sand and reveal the natural oasis where migratory birds stop on their way south, while teaching you all about the dunes and the neighbouring resorts of Playa del Ingles and Meloneras.

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  The Canaries provide great opportunities for whale-watching (Alamy)

  3. Take a whale-watching trip

  Thanks to their location in the Atlantic Ocean, the Canary Islands are a great place to spot sea life. Jump onboard a whale-watching boat trip and catch a glimpse of finbacks, pilots, and sperm whales — keep an eye out for dolphins swimming in the boat’s wake. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a loggerhead turtle or two.

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  4. Perfect your surfing skills

  Take to the water in one of the world’s best surfing spots and try your hand at riding the waves. Because of the trade winds around Gran Canaria, there are usually always good swells off most of the island’s beaches, but head north to Las Canteras beach in Las Palmas or south to Maspalomas and Playa del Ingles for the most established surf schools. Try Surf Canaries Surf School at the foot of the sand dunes. Instructors will teach you all you need to know before you take to the sea with your surfboard and wetsuit; complete beginners are welcome.

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  5. Explore the Caves of Valeron

  Before the Spanish came, the island’s inhabitants were the Guanches, native people who lived off the land and made their homes in the natural volcanic tubes and caves. The Cenobio de Valeron (Monastery of Valeron) is a series of caves set on a high escarpment at Montaña del Gallego. Originally thought to be convent rooms (hence the name), the caves were actually an ancient grain store for cereals and food. You can visit from 10am to 5pm, Tuesday to Sunday.

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  6. Experience the Wild West

  Step into the saloon or sidle down the dirt roads and watch cowboys and outlaws ride through town at Sioux City. This immersive theme park — originally created as a film set back in the 1970s — has live-action shows where gunslingers attempt to rob the local bank, and cowboys ride horse stampedes. Sioux City is open 11am until 3pm, Tuesday to Friday, and from 10am until 4pm on weekends.

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  7. Hike to the Roque Nublo

  An icon of the island and a place of worship for the native Guanche people, the Roque Nublo is a volcanic monolith. It stands at 80 metres and is 1,813 metres above sea level, making it one of the highest points on the island (only outdone by Pico de las Nieves). Although you can see it from many parts of Gran Canaria, the best way to experience it is up close and personal. Book a two-hour guided hike to learn more and see other sights along the way — and have someone to hold the camera for those all-important photos.

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  8. Go rum tasting

  The town of Arucas is pretty spectacular, with impressive views from the top of its mountain, an ornate neogothic cathedral, and the island’s famous Arehucas rum distillery. They have been making rum — or “ron” as they call it here — for centuries and it’s rumoured that Christopher Columbus took sugar cane from here to the Caribbean. The factory runs guided tours from Monday to Friday, 9am until 2pm, where you’ll find out more about the history, the rum-making process and most importantly, get to sample the famous honey rum.

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  9. Follow in the footsteps of Christopher Columbus

  The Canary Islands were the last place Christopher Columbus stopped before voyaging across the Atlantic and you can visit the places from where he set sail in the old town of the island’s capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Try a guided tour of Vegueta’s cobbled streets to experience stepping back into the Canary Islands of the past. You’ll discover the main sights of the old town, including the Casa de Colon (Columbus Museum) as well as the majestic Santa Ana Cathedral and the Mercado de Vegueta, where fresh produce has been sold daily since 1858.

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  10. Practise your swing

  Thanks to the temperate climate and year-round sunshine, Gran Canaria is a golfer’s dream. There are eight official courses on the island as well as regular golf competitions. One of the most famous is the Real Club de Golf Las Palmas, which is the oldest golf club in Spain having been founded in 1891 — greens are located next to a volcanic crater and there’s also a driving range. Further south, you’ll find the courses of Salobre, Anfi and Maspalomas, which bring completely different terrain and views.

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  11. Party at the carnival

  Home to some of the world’s biggest carnivals outside of Rio de Janeiro, the Canary Islands know how to throw a party. Las Palmas plays host to the island’s main celebrations each February, when the whole city is awash with parades, parties and costumes. Santa Catalina Park is where most of the major events happen, including the four carnival queen competitions — don’t miss the OTT drag queen competition. Santa Catalina Park also hosts the international music and arts festival, Womad Gran Canaria, each year.

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  The Snake Falls at Aqualand (Aqualand Maspalomas)

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  Slip and slide at Aqualand

  It would be remiss not to cool off in the water when temperatures are consistently high in Gran Canaria. Add a splash of fun to proceedings with a visit to Aqualand in Maspalomas where you can swoop down more than 40 water slides where you’ll find dedicated children’s slides as well as a slower-paced lazy river. Adrenaline junkies should try the Snake Falls and Anaconda slides. The park is open daily from 10am until 5pm and there’s enough here to spend a full day with the family.

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  13. Try the local wine

  If you ever read Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, you’ll have come across a “cup of Canary” — meaning wine from the Canary Islands, which was hugely popular back in the day. It fell out of fashion for a few hundred years but it’s back and better than ever. The native malvasia grapes grow well in the volcanic soil and vineyards and wineries are making really interesting varieties. Book on to a tasting at Bodega Los Lirios in the pretty town of Santa Brigida to learn more and most importantly, taste the wines.

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  14. Set sail from Puerto de Mogan

  Head out onto the water to see the island’s rugged beauty in all its glory — there’s no shortage of boat trips and tours from the major resorts and ports. Try a five-hour sailing boat adventure setting off from the picturesque Puerto de Mogan where you’ll have food and drinks on board (including wine and beer), and you can sit back and relax or learn how to steer and navigate the boat with the experienced crew. Choose either a morning or afternoon set off time to see the sunset cast orange and purple hues over the island.

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  15. Learn to salsa in Las Palmas

  Want to get your hips moving? Try out a salsa night, where the hosts will take you on a tour of the city’s hottest salsa clubs and bars, as well as teaching you the basics or some advanced moves if you know what you’re doing already. The evening kicks off at 8pm and you’ll get to socialise with other dancers and learners while being guided through Gran Canaria’s buzzing salsa scene.

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  MI-6 is trying to figure out what to expect from the new British Prime Minister – Free Press

  So, the ethnic Hindu Rishi Sunak has become the British Prime Minister. A representative of the same ethnic group that the British have turned into dust on the roads of history for many decades. And in the context of the role that England plays in the NWO, it is interesting to consider its role and influence on the events taking place in Ukraine.

  What is known about the “novice”?

  Young, handsome, successful. Like Mask . Or like Trump – in his youth. Graduated from Oxford and Stanford. So, not stupid. The richest member of parliament (wealth – 240 million). But billions seem to be aliens. A Hindu at one time technically married the daughter of a billionaire Indian model Akshata Murthy . Her father Narayana Murthy is called the “godfather” and creator of the Indian IT industry.

  He developed India’s global outsourcing system and created the multinational corporation Infosys. In England they say about his daughter that she is richer than the English queen herself. Father-in-law’s fortune – 4.5 billion.

  Sunak’s career was simply enchanting. He actively began to engage in politics in 2015, and five years later he was catapulted into the chair of the Minister of Finance. He began to steer a trillion budget. How he managed this budget is an open question. Money loves silence. And big money is the silence of space. Not a single finance minister in the world will advertise his activities.

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  Breaking into politics, Sunak won the election in the London constituency of Richmond. This is one of the most prestigious and wealthy areas in Britain. Something like our Rublyovka or Novo-Ogaryovo. The district is international. Fat wallets and people from India, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar live here. These transnationals are not integrated into English secular society. And they are not going to do it. Yes, they will not be allowed there. The English were, are and remain snobs and racists.

  Even representatives of wealthy national minorities living in England in their luxurious mansions are here in a psychological state of “internal emigration”. They know English very well, studied at Oxfords and Stanfords, are correct in communication, but deep down they quietly hate both England and the English. Which does not in the least prevent them from making a brilliant career in the same England. Like Sunak.

  Sunaka’s Morale Look also leaves much to be desired. According to political scientist Sergey Markov (and he is an informed person), in March 2022, Sunak posted his photo on social networks with a democratically priced car at a gas station. It immediately turned out that it was a tanker’s car, and Sunak decided to take this photo closer to the voters. Like, I’m the same as you.

  This clumsy passage by Sunak says three things.

  First, Sunak’s penchant for cheap populist tricks (this is with his capital!).

  Secondly, about his moral character.

  Thirdly, the inability to calculate the situation a couple of steps ahead. As the British say, “Hi is clearly not Captain Obvious” (He is clearly not “Captain Obvious”).

  The fact that he is really not a “captain” and not even a forward looking Sunak demonstrated in the midst of covid. Then, in order to save small businesses and the country’s catering system from ruin, he pushed the idea with the working title “Eat to Help” to the masses. Like, don’t give a damn about covid, go have dinner at local cafes. And you will be fine, and business will get help. The result is a new outbreak of coronavirus, tens of thousands of deaths. “Stupidity or betrayal” – they say in such cases in Russia.

  But there is another important point. These are relations between the authorities and special services.

  British intelligence in a special military operation is our headache. It is MI-6 that is behind the murder of Dasha Dugina and the explosion on the Crimean bridge.

  MI-6 pioneered the use of the “dirty nuclear bomb” in Ukraine. After that, the world would be brought to the brink of World War III. And in this war (if it began), Britain itself would definitely be destined for the role of the victim of a “sweeping nuclear strike”.

  True, it is not very clear why the gentlemen of MI6 do not realize the level of this danger. Perhaps they believe that distant America will certainly fit in with the “ancestral nest of the Anglo-Saxon world.” Or they are sure that Russia will once again remain silent. Or simply the ancient cannibalistic instincts of the Anglo-Saxons, firmly hammered into their genetic code, do not allow an adequate assessment of the situation.

  But if the “bonds” who have lost their shores do not understand this, the prime minister seems to understand as he should.

  Why would Sunak stop the terrorist activity of MI6?

  There are three reasons. The first is to save England. To which, after the break of the “red lines”, both “dirty bombs” and “clean” ones and something else can fly.

  Second. It will be necessary to “extinguish” intelligence if Sunak wants to enter the history of England (or world history) not as a passing prime minister (like the two previous inglorious “flights”), but in a different capacity. At least the way Donald Trump and Elon Musk are trying to do it. And Sunak follows their political career, and follows them very closely.

  Both Musk and Trump are patriots of their country. Both of them are aware that the war that their country is waging somewhere out there, across the ocean, is not the path to the greatness of America. Rather the opposite. “Vietnamese” and “Afghan” syndromes make themselves felt. And the endless cuckooing of “sleeping Joe” about Russia and Ukraine further convinces Americans that the president is “diverting” their attention from pressing internal problems. And, apart from acute irritation, this does not cause any other feelings in the layman. And in the end it will definitely become anti-advertising. Does Sunaka need this? Especially against the background of the shamefully failed Routes & Johnson ?

  For the greatness of your country, you can do without war. Britain is now entangled head to toe with domestic problems. And they need to be addressed first.

  But for this, Sunak himself needs a high civic consciousness. To understand that the laurels of a peacemaker are better than the laurels of a warmonger. Or maybe he wants to go down in history just like his great compatriot – Jawaharlal Netu ?

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  Strictly speaking, all the global goals of the Anglo-Saxons in relation to Russia have already been achieved. The probability of an alliance between Russia and Germany is negligible. The gas pipeline has been cut off – and for the whole of Europe. All active players were transferred to liquefied gas and fell into a rigid economic dependence on the Anglo-Saxons. That is, England no longer has a global competitor in Europe. Which is what was required to be proven. England itself also does not depend on Russia and sits on the Norwegian gas needle. Why fight? And spend budget money on military spending? Moreover, the economy of England is obviously entering a period of protracted crisis.

  As for the great cordon from sea to sea – some kind of analogue of the Commonwealth, then let the Poles build it. They need it the most. And in England there are enough problems without this.

  Fourth. The modern reputational image of the Anglo-Saxons is not much better than the image of genetically cannibals. The entire history of the “Island of Death” is stained with seas of blood – primarily in India (in the historical homeland of Sunak) and in China. But such “empires on blood” crumble sooner or later. Now this is happening with the British Empire. But Sunak can theoretically stop this process. And provide Britain with a second birth in the new geopolitical world landscape. And it is being formed before our eyes. Will it pull?

  And one more thing. Sunak cannot help but see that aggressive Russophobia is not a “path to success”. Rather the opposite. Both shaggy Johnson and Truss were notorious Russophobes. And what is the result?

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  Time is running out: mobilization economy and ideology are needed to win the NMD – Svobodnaya Pressa

  President of Russia Vladimir Putin problems of the special operation are insufficient and called on the authorities to work faster.

  According to the head of state, since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, the Russian authorities have faced certain difficulties and the need to modernize their work, “give it a new impetus and a new character. ” However, at present, the situation has changed, and the country’s leadership needs to resolve issues related to the provision of a special military operation and the fight against restrictions in the economic sphere much faster.

  “Let me remind you that by today the coordinating council should have formed target tasks for individual areas of activity. There are no such targets yet, but I have no doubt that they will do so in the near future,” the President stressed.

  The government’s Coordinating Council for the provision of SVO was created literally on the eve of October 21. The Council of the Aid Coordination Council of the NWO is headed by the head of government – Mikhail Mishustin . In addition to him, it includes the director of the FSB Alexander Bortnikov , Minister of Defense Sergei Shoigu , Mayor of Moscow Sergei Sobyanin , Minister of Finance Anton Siluanov and other officials. The new body also includes deputy prime ministers, heads of various departments, as well as representatives of regional administrations.

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  What specific problems can we talk about? Is it worth waiting for their decision so quickly?

  “I think Putin meant not the last week, but the entire period of the NWO,” says the editor-in-chief of Forum.msk Anatoly Baranov .

  – And even a very turned propagandist found it difficult to call the results of the operation satisfactory. Well, closer results are also not impressive. An operation based on incorrect intelligence data – that is, their complete absence, according to Shuvalov , with a lack of personnel, uncertain goal-setting, and so on – can it be successful?

  “SP”: – Maybe the way out, as always, is in personnel decisions?

  – I think we are ten years late with personnel decisions. I say this as a person who has worked enough in the defense industry. This is the main thing, after the fact of impotence of political intelligence. OPK is more important than generals. And we have terrible holes here, thanks to Rogozin for the talented PR-voids. Yesterday was the first flight of the modernized Su-57, that is, it was developed, developed, and it is already outdated, modernization is needed, but everything does not go into series. With such rears, it is possible to fight only with the Zulus, but with Ukraine it is difficult. What if with Britain? Is that generally kirdyk?

  Well, of course, the General Staff, which did not prepare an active reserve, is a triumph of military thought. At Stalin near Moscow, Siberian divisions were found, and at Gerasimov near Zaporozhye, those called up yesterday?

  “SP”: – KS is not enough for GKO yet? And what to do?

  – And look at the faces in the GKO – and compare with the current ones. If you dressed up an illiterate idiot in a marshal’s uniform, he immediately became Rokossovsky ?

  What to do? In fact, this question should have been asked to specialists a long time ago. And now you can’t tell what to do… Kutuzov was appointed commander-in-chief near Smolensk, and then Moscow was surrendered. Imagine that he would have been appointed after the Moscow fire? Yes, he couldn’t do anything either.

  We need a personnel revolution from above. Specialists are still alive, but they are already elderly and exhausted people, they themselves will not be able to take power. So just above. Starting from Ivan Stepanovich Silaev , he is still alive and surprisingly in decent shape. Forget Gorbachev’s slogan “the way for the young” – let the old people fix what you’ve done. Not repressions are needed, but a painstaking restoration of the country’s defense capability so that drones are not bought from Iran. Return the MiG to a leading role in aviation, restore radio electronics – without your element base today your tanks are a pile of iron. And we need a universal chip for all weapon systems, from the Shilka to the fighter. Yes, a lot of things. And complete the NWO urgently, otherwise it will bury us all under it.

  A mobilization economy is possible, but you can’t mobilize shit, sorry. In addition to the personnel revolution, it is necessary to change property relations. Yes, a grocery store can have a private owner, even a delivery chain like Wildberry can be good. But the defense complex cannot. Neither Norilsk Nickel nor Gazprom can. Where the state enterprise has a private interest at the forefront, there will be no effective production for the needs of the state.

  Ideology is important, but it cannot exist in the air. It should reflect the interests of the leading class in society, and as long as the leading class is thieves, then they will have a thieves’ ideology. And carriers of a different ideology will sit at the prison bucket.

  — It was about the economic problems that accompany the NWO, — military-political expert Vladimir Sapunov explains .

  – Not about general social, but about those associated with SVO. The armed conflict immediately revealed a lot of problems in logistical support, which was especially illustrative in the lack of quadrocopters, thermal imagers, optics, and communications equipment. And when the mobilization began, it was accompanied by shock caused by the lack of even uniforms. However, it was a shock only for those who did not know what problems those mobilized in the DPR and LPR faced in February-March. There send to the “front end” without a helmet and armor with a rifle Mosin was not uncommon. Of course, the failures at the front in the autumn months and miscalculations during mobilization showed that our economy does not work enough for the army.

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  “SP”: – According to Putin, since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, the Russian authorities have faced certain difficulties and the need to modernize their work, “give it a new impetus and a new character. ” Gave?

  – I don’t think so. Our government is extremely inert and lack of initiative, sycophancy and nepotism flourish everywhere, passionaries and objectionables are crushed. At all levels. The power system clearly turned out to be not ready for a special operation, which it sometimes quietly sabotaged. The federal government under the leadership of Mishustin is just showing quite normal work – the SVO did not bring an economic crisis. But this is not enough – the economy must be transferred to a rigid mobilization track, otherwise we will not win.

  “SP”: – What can be done today to fix this? Do we have time for this? Maybe staffing decisions are needed?

  – We need not just personnel decisions, but purges, primarily in regional and local administrations. At their average and “middle” level, first of all. Mobilization shows their total unsuitability for extreme conditions. And if there hadn’t been a wave of public criticism, the press as the “fourth power” would not have moved at all.

  “SP”: – In general, the COP can be considered an analogue of the GKO, the State Defense Committee. And how should it function to be successful?

  – Soft to the level of GKO. Judge for yourself – generals who fail their work are simply sent to other positions without demotion. We need not just T-bills, we need the Headquarters. Generals from the field must personally report daily to the Supreme Commander-in-Chief on the state of affairs at the front. And if something was embellished – with appropriate conclusions. Well, the Headquarters should deal with all issues in a complex – from the front to the mobilization economy.

  “SP”: – We talk a lot about the need for a mobilization economy. Maybe, for starters, we need the mobilization of consciousness and the emergence of a mobilization ideology?

  – Of course you need it. But where will she come from? Half of our Higher School teachers have pro-Ukrainian views – this is how children are brought up.

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  Climate and Weather – Weather in Europe

  Stretching from Iceland to Istanbul, it is not surprising that the weather in Europe varies wildly. The continent is in the northern hemisphere and the warmer months are over the summer (May, June, July and August) while the colder winter months in Europe are December, January and February.
   

  In Northern Europe, the climate of Scandinavia and the Baltic state, including Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Estonia and Latvia is known for its harsh winters. Temperatures can reach -16°F (-27°C) and daylight hours are severely reduced; cities in the far north such as Tromso have a subarctic climate, and there is no daylight from late November to mid-January. The best time to visit Scandinavia is in the summer (June to August), when the weather is warm and dry. Popular tourist destinations like Stockholm have as much as 18 hours of daylight in late June. The weather in Russia is extremely varied due to the country’s immense size, ranging from sub-Arctic Siberia and the northern regions to the pleasant Mediterranean climate of the Crimea. Major tourist cities like Moscow and St Petersburg have a humid continental climate, with severely cold winters and hot, humid summers.
   

  The weather in Western Europe also experiences drastic changes from season to season, though not as extreme as it lies further south. Countries such as Germany, Poland, Hungary, Belarus and northern France and Spain have brisk winters with regular snowfall and average temperatures of 38°F (3°C) in winter and 67°F (19°C) in the summer. While the weather in the UK has similar temperature swings, snow is rare and winters in England are full of rain and fog. The best time to visit France, England, Ireland, Scotland and Germany is in late summer (August and September) when the weather is warm and there is little rainfall. Major cities in the UK and Ireland, such as Edinburgh, London, Cardiff and Dublin, come alive with numerous festivals and summer events over July and August.
   

  Further south the temperatures are much more constant, and countries on the Mediterranean coast have much milder conditions. The weather in Italy, Greece, Portugal and Southern France and Spain is warm and sunny, with rainfall in the spring and autumn. The best time to visit the Mediterranean coast is in the spring (May and June) and autumn (September and October) when the water is warm for swimming. The Baltic States, including Hungary, Romania, Turkey, Albania and the Ukraine, have a more temperate climate with an annual rainfall of 22-28 inches (55-70cm) and temperatures ranging from 42°F (6°C) in winter to 75°F (24°C) in summer.
   

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  In Switzerland in January, the average air temperature ranges from 3.7 °C (38.7 °F) during the day to -1.9 °C (28.6 °F) at night. There are 11 days of rain on average, where the rainfall is 73 mm (2.89 in).

  Is January a good month to visit Switzerland?

  In January there are not good conditions to visit Switzerland. Since Switzerland is a region with winter sports possibilities, then January can be suitable to visit for this purpose. A relatively low temperature of 3.7 °C (38.7 °F) may be ideal for walking or outdoor activities, but some people may have a different idea of the holiday. The night temperature of -1.9 °C (28.6 °F) is not inviting for evening and night activities except for visiting a bar and having beer or two.

  How heavy is the precipitation in Switzerland in January?

  There is precipitation of 73 mm (2.89 in) in Switzerland in January, which means 2 mm (0.09 in) rainfall per day on average.

  What is the temperature in Switzerland during the day in January?

  In January in Switzerland, the average daily temperatures will be 3.7 °C (38.7 °F). Be sure to pack warm clothes, including a jacket and a warm sweater. On some days it may occasionally freeze, but with stronger winds, the feeling of cold may increase.

  How many days of precipitation on average can I expect in January in Switzerland?

  There are 11 days, which are rainy in January in Switzerland, that is, days with precipitation more than 2 mm (0.08 in). Converted to days of the week, this means that it will occur on an average of 2.6 days of the week, or in general – 38 % days.

  How long is the day (from dawn till dusk) in Switzerland in January?

  The length of daylight in Switzerland in January is 9 hours.

  How many hours of sun to expect in January in Switzerland?

  There is an average length of sunshine of 2 hours per day in January in Switzerland.

  What is the air temperature in January in Switzerland at night?

  The average night temperature in Switzerland in January is -1.9 °C (28.6 °F). The nights will be cool, layers of clothes will be needed for evening and morning walks, the hotel should be equipped with heating.

  Can I expect a freeze in January in Switzerland?

  It is possible that it will be freezing in Switzerland in January, night temperatures will be -1.9 °C (28.6 °F) on average.

  Is there a dry season in January in Switzerland?

  No, January is not a dry month in Switzerland, expect rain approximately 11 days in a month.

  Is Switzerland rainier in January than in February?

  Yes, Switzerland is a rainier January than in February.

  What is the humidity in January in Switzerland?

  Humidity in Switzerland in January is 81 %.

  Year in Europe started with abnormally warm weather: up to 24°C in places

  01 January 2022 16:19

  In Europe, at the beginning of 2022, abnormally warm weather is recorded. In Spain, the temperature reached 24.7°C, and in the Italian Alps, according to the forecast, it will be 15°C above normal.

  The Guardian writes about it.

  Thus, in Bilbao, in northern Spain, the temperature reached 24.7°C, a maximum that has never been recorded since the beginning of record keeping (from 1947 years). Segovia, near Madrid, recorded a temperature of 22.7°C (the highest since 1920), while nearby Avili reached 20.2°C, also the highest since 1983.

  “Such high temperatures are not normal. This weather is usually observed in April” , – said Ruben del Campo, a representative of the Spanish state meteorological agency AEMET.

  He attributed the high temperature at the end of the year to a mass of hot air over Spain combined with high pressure: “It’s normal, but it’s amazing that we’re seeing such high temperatures. ” .

  Let’s note that before such anomalous heat in Spain, up to 25 degrees below zero was recorded.

  Temperatures are forecast to rise 15°C above the seasonal average in parts of the Italian Alps. Climbing rescuers warned of the danger of avalanches.

  Luca Mercalli, meteorologist, says: “While the temperature is about 15°C in the Alps at 1600 meters and does not reach zero below 4000 meters. There was not even frost at night – the temperature did not drop below 10 degrees, and this is very unusual.

  Some of Italy’s most famous ski resorts are forecast to be 13-15°C warmer than the seasonal average on New Year’s Day, with mild weather expected to continue until 3 January.

  Therefore, ski resorts at altitudes up to 2000 m cannot even put artificial snow on the slopes and therefore do not work.

  The rest of Italy is also experiencing abnormally warm conditions, with temperatures as high as 18°C ​​on January 1 in Rome and as high as 22°C in the Sicilian city of Catania by the middle of next week.

  Climate change

  The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts 2021 will be one of the ten hottest years on record.

  For example, in Kyiv the night of July 16 turned out to be the hottest in more than 140 years of observations: the air temperature did not drop below 24.4°C.

  Rise in temperature, as well as natural disasters in a number of countries (from forest fires to floods), scientists associate with climate change. As the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change clarified , the Earth is warming faster than previously thought, and human activity is affecting this.

  High temperature in Europe reduced gas prices to $1050

  
  November 14, 2022 12:34 pm
  

  Economy

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  The warm weather on the old continent will allow the EU to overcome the winter without a physical shortage of gas, Alexey Belogoriev, Deputy Director General for Energy at the Institute of Energy and Finance , noted in a commentary for FBA “Economy Today” . Europeans will face problems in January-March in case of an increase in demand for LNG in Asia, as was already the case in the winter of 2020-2021.

  European gas difficulties have eased

  Autumn has been warm in Europe

  The European Climate Change Service Copernicus reports that there is a strong possibility that air temperatures in the winter of 2022-2023 will be well above average in Europe.

  The Bloomberg news agency believes that this could ease the EU’s position in the heating fuel market – primarily gas, which has been in trouble since Russian supplies fell fivefold.

  Copernicus’ opinion is based on the situation in the North, Baltic and Mediterranean seas, where temperatures in October were well above average.

  Warm autumn allowed the Europeans to postpone the start of the heating season and use LNG instead of raw materials from underground gas storages (UGS).

  Spot gas prices reacted with a decrease to the current situation.

  Gas is trading at around $1,050 per thousand cubic meters

  Today, November 14, 2022, trading on the Dutch stock exchange started at 99.750 euros (1056.19 dollars per thousand cubic meters). Quotes are high, but not as high as at the time of the shutdown of Nord Stream 1, when the cost of blue fuel was around $2,000 per thousand cubic meters and more.

  All this gave rise to optimism in the EU that the European energy sector will be able to survive the winter of 2022-2023 without heat shortages, blackouts and complete depletion of UGS facilities.

  EU countries reduced gas consumption

  “Even in September, it became clear that the EU would be able to go through the winter period relatively painlessly if LNG supplies were stable and the gas consumption reduction rates achieved in summer were maintained,” concludes energy expert Alexei Belogoriev.

  In August-September, gas consumption in EU countries fell by 15% compared to 2021.

  “There are no official data for October, but the dynamics are about the same. With the beginning of the heating period in Europe, when gas is used in heat supply, it can be expected that the rate of consumption reduction will decrease from 15% to 8-10%, but it will still make a good contribution. A warm autumn helps Europeans to reduce gas consumption and continue to accumulate raw materials in underground storage facilities,” Belogoryev sums up.

  Aleksey Belogoriev, Deputy Director General for Energy at the Institute of Energy and Finance

  LNG supplies to the European market remain stable – moreover, overstocking has been observed since September. European terminals are not designed for such a large influx of liquefied gas, and cannot cope with the current situation.

  “European LNG terminals, unlike Japanese and Korean ones, have insignificant gas reserves – it is difficult for Europe to store liquefied gas on land, there are insignificant reservoirs. Because of this, in the European roadstead, especially around the Iberian Peninsula, there are many gas carrier ships that are waiting for unloading and an increase in gas prices on the spot market,” Belogoriev states.

  LNG suppliers do not like the current state of affairs: they were counting on completely different quotes.

  A lot depends on demand in Asia

  “The gas situation is looking good for Europeans, and the weather has made a big difference. This does not mean that there will be no problems – no one will be able to cancel the daily peaks in gas demand that are coming to Europe in January-February. Some European states may not be able to cope with them, first of all, these are the Baltic countries and Germany, ”concludes Belogoriev.

  The European energy sector continues to experience difficulties

  Local problems in the EU will begin from the beginning of January, but for now everything looks like the European countries will end the heating season with an acceptable level of reserves in UGS (somewhere in the region of 30%), they will not be completely depleted .

  “Weather factors continue to bring uncertainty to the market – there is no guarantee that the situation with liquefied gas supplies will not change.

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  	August	23. Shopping lanzarote: THE 5 BEST Lanzarote Shopping Malls (with Photos) Опубликовано: December 31, 2022 в 11:26 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous THE 5 BEST Lanzarote Shopping Malls (with Photos) 8 places sorted by traveler favorites Clear all filters 1. Biosfera Plaza Shopping and Leisure Centre Shopping Malls Open now By NoahBirmingham … some of the shops are vary competitive price wise, we were surprised, crazy golf, outdoor cinema, well worth a visit 2. Marina Lanzarote Shopping Malls By mcmonScotland The marina in Arrecife is new and modern. There is a good mix of restaurants / bars with a few shops mixed in… 3. Centro Comercial Papagayo Shopping Malls By IanW_31 This centre houses a host of different businesses. From large bar restaurants, supermarket, small bars, Chip shops… 4. Rubicon Shop & Fun Shopping Malls Open now By tracyb775 There are several clothes/sport shops to go and look round, a bowling Alley, mini golf, pharmacy, supermarket. The… 5. Deiland Shopping Malls By 714NickT It has a good selection of shops a bowling alley and cinema. There is a supermarket and a few coffee shops and… 6. Centro Comercial El Pueblo Shopping Malls Open now By elijoecharley There is also a play ares for young children and everywhere is very clean, including the public toilets…. 7. Centro Comercial El Mercadillo Shopping Malls By 356manfredb The Mercadillo Shopping Centre is located in the Pedestrian Zone of the Calle Léon y Castillo, the Main Shopping Street… 8. Centro Comercial Arrecife Shopping Malls Bentley Bear Harpenden, UK386 contributions Lovely shopping centre but quite small. A very nice clean shopping centre on multiple levels with some very nice places to eat. However it’s not that big and could do with a better range of shops, most of them sell clothes. Arteguise is an amazing little shop in the basement level selling local arts and crafts and is probably worth the visit alone. The crazy golf course on the roof is also a very fun distraction. Review of: Biosfera Plaza Shopping and Leisure Centre Written August 15, 2021 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Andrew C Norwich, UK109 contributions Marina excellent, shopping centre rubbish The marina is superb. The variety of boats is amazing, with size varying from small to rather large. Some fabulous craft in ther. Take a camera. However, the shopping centre, lauded as something special, is anything but that. It’s not a centre where one can wander around under cover from shop to shop, but individual shops and cafes etc linked under one roof, each of which can only be entered from the outside. All high-end clothing, as are the majority of restaurants and cafes. Plainly built to cater for all the well-off boat owners in the adjacent marina. And it blows a gale around the centre. Locals all say it’s overpriced and does not cater for the ordinary people of Lanzarote, despite what you might read in the travel brochures. Do not waste your time and money, but do see the marina itself Review of: Marina Lanzarote Written March 9, 2020 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. scfc Newcastle, Staffs27 contributions Run down but handy if staying nearby The place could do with a revamp but it’s handy if staying nearby. A small supermarket with holiday essentials. A few bars which play premier games. A few hire shops, bikes etc . A place tourist can get Covid tests. A Burger King if that’s your choice. Bikers bar clean toilets, and good service. Nightlife after 8ish can get a little hairy but if you’re 20 something no worse than most towns in uk- sadly. If not your thing best to avoid in the evening but fine in the day to watch a match or pick up essentials. Review of: Centro Comercial Papagayo Written December 5, 2021 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Kara Tarq Dorset, UK38 contributions Something to pass an hour or two There is a lovely coffee van shop just inside the centre, very accommodating and a varied choice of drinks. Sports shop upstairs, pharmacy and supermarket both useful, bowling alley was closed, small soft play open but far too hot to sit in a soft play centre. Average place to shop nearby lots of little shops and restaurants just left of the marina Review of: Rubicon Shop & Fun Written November 4, 2019 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Gareth W Pontypool, UK142 contributions Good for a few hours Good shopping centre, has a wide variety of shops and has half decent choices for food. Good for a few hours in air conditioning out of the heat, only one childrens shop though so if you’re looking for toy shops it may not be be the best place to go. Review of: Deiland Written August 24, 2020 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Alan H Worksop, UK31 contributions Not really worth the trip Suffered due to lockdown and the pandemic, nothing more than a few shops. The shops that were there were ok but not really worth the trip. Review of: Centro Comercial El Pueblo Written August 19, 2022 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. THE TRAVELLER Malaga, Spain10,990 contributions Rather quaint ! A rather quaint little shopping area. Lovely design. Rather old fashioned. Courtyard area. Food and dronk available too. Worth visiting. Review of: Centro Comercial El Mercadillo Written February 23, 2020 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Nick T Wisbech, UK1,213 contributions Not worth the walk Myself and my wife went to visit this shopping centre while visiting Arracife. After a bit of a hike out of the town we found a rundown old center that has seen better days. Most of the centre is shut off and being refurbished and resembles a building site. There is a small section open that you can enter from the rear with a few small shops and a coffee stand but that is it. If you’re looking for a full size shopping centre then you will be very disappointed. It is to far out of town to be worth it. Review of: Centro Comercial Arrecife Written October 14, 2019 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Frequently Asked Questions about Lanzarote These places are best for shopping malls in Lanzarote: Biosfera Plaza Shopping and Leisure Centre Marina Lanzarote Centro Comercial Papagayo Rubicon Shop & Fun Deiland See more shopping malls in Lanzarote on Tripadvisor These are the best places for budget-friendly shopping malls in Lanzarote: Biosfera Plaza Shopping and Leisure Centre Deiland Marina Lanzarote See more budget-friendly shopping malls in Lanzarote on Tripadvisor THE BEST Shopping in Lanzarote Traveler favorites Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, photos, and popularity. Traveler ranking Highest rated attractions on Tripadvisor, based on traveler reviews. All things to do Category types Attractions Day Trips Outdoor Activities Concerts & Shows Food & Drink Classes & Workshops Shopping Transportation Traveler Resources Shopping Traveler rating Good for 77 places sorted by traveler favorites Clear all filters 1. Teguise Market Flea & Street Markets By BristolCruiser Worth a visit, it costs a little more but recommend go on organised trip rather than local bus, we watched bus after… 2. Biosfera Plaza Shopping and Leisure Centre Shopping Malls Open now By Resort62308752499 Fabulous mall we loved it, so much going on and good selection of shops, rooftop on the top floor was amazing we spen. .. 3. Museo Internacional de Arte Contemporaneo Castillo de San Jose Art Galleries • Speciality Museums Open now By R4935FDdavidb You will also see the bar/restaurant designed by Manrique – and you should make a point of going down to the washroom… 4. Deiland Shopping Malls By 714NickT It has a good selection of shops a bowling alley and cinema. There is a supermarket and a few coffee shops and… 5. Marina Lanzarote Shopping Malls By mcmonScotland The marina in Arrecife is new and modern. There is a good mix of restaurants / bars with a few shops mixed in… 6. Lanzarote Art Gallery Art Galleries • Speciality Museums 7. Galerie Atelier Guttenberger Schultz Teseguite Art Galleries By mrtango1970 Stefan was happy for us to have a browse around, which we did. The house is full of lovely items ceramics and artwork… 8. Centro Comercial Papagayo Shopping Malls By IanW_31 This centre houses a host of different businesses. From large bar restaurants, supermarket, small bars, Chip shops… 9. Galeria de Arte Enmala Art Galleries By kateharmond A real family home with a fantastic selection of art in many forms. We will definitely be back to buy but had run out… 10. Mercadillo Costa Teguise Flea & Street Markets By V7605AKmichaelp This was a nice little day out to see the market, as the weather gets very hot take plenty of water and don’t park in… 11. Rubicon Shop & Fun Shopping Malls Open now By tracyb775 There are several clothes/sport shops to go and look round, a bowling Alley, mini golf, pharmacy, supermarket. The… 12. Eatalian Wine & Food Speciality & Gift Shops By Mackem56 A wonderful wine bar that serves exquisite Italian food and wine. 13. Centro Comercial El Mercadillo Shopping Malls By 356manfredb The Mercadillo Shopping Centre is located in the Pedestrian Zone of the Calle Léon y Castillo, the Main Shopping Street… 14. Centro Comercial El Pueblo Shopping Malls Open now By elijoecharley There is also a play ares for young children and everywhere is very clean, including the public toilets…. 15. Eguzkine Zerain Ceramica Art Galleries Open now 16. Moto & Bike Lanzarote Speciality & Gift Shops By jandmb2015 Just noticed this new Moto & Bike hire shop on the promenade in Puerto del Carmen, a bit past Lani APTS on the way to. .. 17. Bodega Los Almacenes -YE Speciality & Gift Shops By Kirstyh421 The bodega is a bit hidden out of the way but is definitely worth the trip…. 18. Magma Bikes Speciality & Gift Shops • Coffeehouses By Resort62308752499 Best bike shop especially for bike repair and vegan coffee and cakes, we bought my sons bike from here really nice pe… 19. Centro de Artesania La Antigua Escuela de Yaiza Speciality & Gift Shops • Coffeehouses By Mattwillscott The positive is the selection of locally made hand crafted jewelry and ceramics etc. but the German lady with the shop… 20. mArietta Speciality & Gift Shops Open now By andreal162 Fantastic gift shop – lots of interestings items and reasonable prices. Owner very helpful and happy. Do visit if you… 21. Haria Artesanal Speciality & Gift Shops By r0landbrunner it’s a nice Saturday excursion to the little town of Haria, up on the northern hills. just beside the church is this… 22. Arteguise Speciality & Gift Shops Open now By sarahbS951TH My favourite shop in Lanzarote, lovely unique items, as reasonable prices, and great service that’s second to none. 23. Centro Comercial Arrecife Shopping Malls 24. Nanni Jewelry Flea & Street Markets • Farmers Markets 25. Queseria El Faro Speciality & Gift Shops By 192282 We were on a guided tour and this was one of our stops for a cheese tasting. All were delicious and many available for… 26. ARTeguise Speciality & Gift Shops 27. Mama Pepa Jabones de Lanzarote Speciality & Gift Shops 28. Queso Project Speciality & Gift Shops By royballam Saw this online and I do love cheese. A lovely selection of cheeses from around the world – lovely staff. Great… 29. ESENNIA Speciality & Gift Shops Open now By lilliputz I visited this shop searching for a light jacket or pullover as all T-shirts or shirts I had brought were too light for… 30. Mermeladas y Mojos Mama Trina Speciality & Gift Shops Showing results 1-30 of 77 Merrowmum Guildford, UK1,004 contributions Decent market for a morning out Worth coming along for the morning and spending a couple of hours wandering around. There are a lot of repeat stalls, as others have said, but also some different ones scattered around – we got a few craft items as gifts and souvenirs that were genuinely different and locally made. Crowded but not excessively so and there are free public toilets too as well as food and drink stalls with seating. Review of: Teguise Market Written October 30, 2022 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Bentley Bear Harpenden, UK386 contributions Lovely shopping centre but quite small. A very nice clean shopping centre on multiple levels with some very nice places to eat. However it’s not that big and could do with a better range of shops, most of them sell clothes. Arteguise is an amazing little shop in the basement level selling local arts and crafts and is probably worth the visit alone. The crazy golf course on the roof is also a very fun distraction. Review of: Biosfera Plaza Shopping and Leisure Centre Written August 15, 2021 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. r0landbrunner Zurich, Switzerland1,739 contributions not a must, but nice while the exhibition was interesting, but nothing wow (4 € entrance fee p.p.), the setting in the dark rooms of this old castle is very nice. there is also a very nicely done restaurant downstairs with great interior and a beautiful window front on the harbour (unfortunately there is little nice to see there). all together worth a short stop for sure. Review of: Museo Internacional de Arte Contemporaneo Castillo de San Jose Written December 15, 2020 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Gareth W Pontypool, UK142 contributions Good for a few hours Good shopping centre, has a wide variety of shops and has half decent choices for food. Good for a few hours in air conditioning out of the heat, only one childrens shop though so if you’re looking for toy shops it may not be be the best place to go. Review of: Deiland Written August 24, 2020 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Andrew C Norwich, UK109 contributions Marina excellent, shopping centre rubbish The marina is superb. The variety of boats is amazing, with size varying from small to rather large. Some fabulous craft in ther. Take a camera. However, the shopping centre, lauded as something special, is anything but that. It’s not a centre where one can wander around under cover from shop to shop, but individual shops and cafes etc linked under one roof, each of which can only be entered from the outside. All high-end clothing, as are the majority of restaurants and cafes. Plainly built to cater for all the well-off boat owners in the adjacent marina. And it blows a gale around the centre. Locals all say it’s overpriced and does not cater for the ordinary people of Lanzarote, despite what you might read in the travel brochures. Do not waste your time and money, but do see the marina itself Review of: Marina Lanzarote Written March 9, 2020 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Molly 6 contributions Beautiful, lovely and welcoming Really really loved this place! So tranquil laid back and beautiful. The owner was absolutely amazing and welcoming. His ceramics were beautiful and what a lovely place he has created! I would highly recommend visiting the studio! Review of: Galerie Atelier Guttenberger Schultz Teseguite Written October 7, 2022 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. scfc Newcastle, Staffs27 contributions Run down but handy if staying nearby The place could do with a revamp but it’s handy if staying nearby. A small supermarket with holiday essentials. A few bars which play premier games. A few hire shops, bikes etc . A place tourist can get Covid tests. A Burger King if that’s your choice. Bikers bar clean toilets, and good service. Nightlife after 8ish can get a little hairy but if you’re 20 something no worse than most towns in uk- sadly. If not your thing best to avoid in the evening but fine in the day to watch a match or pick up essentials. Review of: Centro Comercial Papagayo Written December 5, 2021 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. kateharmond Brighton England702 contributions Simply stunning A real family home with a fantastic selection of art in many forms. We will definitely be back to buy but had run out of baggage space. It’s very relaxed and peaceful with lots of space to browse. Review of: Galeria de Arte Enmala Written March 3, 2019 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. DViola London, UK56 contributions Vale una veloce visita Niente di speciale onestamente, mi aspettavo qualcosa di più originale considerando che questo mercato è presente in tutte le guide di lanzarote. Per noi e’ stata un’ottima occasione per visitare Teguise e perderci tra i vicoli dell’antica capitale. se arrivate in auto, parcheggiare costa circa 1,80 euro per tutta la giornata, ma nn fermatevi al primo parcheggio che incontrate soprattutto se avete bambini piccoli, ve ne sono di molto più vicini al centro e allo stesso prezzo Review of: Mercadillo Costa Teguise Written May 3, 2022 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Kara Tarq Dorset, UK38 contributions Something to pass an hour or two There is a lovely coffee van shop just inside the centre, very accommodating and a varied choice of drinks. Sports shop upstairs, pharmacy and supermarket both useful, bowling alley was closed, small soft play open but far too hot to sit in a soft play centre. Average place to shop nearby lots of little shops and restaurants just left of the marina Review of: Rubicon Shop & Fun Written November 4, 2019 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Jo R Wirral, UK216 contributions Great wine & food bar We were a little worried when we arrived and our favourite Italian wine bar had moved but we soon found the new premises and so glad that Alessia was still working in the bar & now working with Martina . This bar is fabulous for lovely homemade pasta, tapas , or just some nibbles . We pretty much called in every night for glasses of our favourite Primativo and totally chill out at the bar with Alessia & Martina and the lovely locals who frequent the bar. They are excellent hosts , as there knowledge of wines and excellent service makes you feel very welcome and part of the bar family. We look forward to returning soon for our Primativo & Limoncello Grazie Review of: Eatalian Wine & Food Written May 7, 2022 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. THE TRAVELLER Malaga, Spain10,990 contributions Rather quaint ! A rather quaint little shopping area. Lovely design. Rather old fashioned. Courtyard area. Food and dronk available too. Worth visiting. Review of: Centro Comercial El Mercadillo Written February 23, 2020 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. Alan H Worksop, UK31 contributions Not really worth the trip Suffered due to lockdown and the pandemic, nothing more than a few shops. The shops that were there were ok but not really worth the trip. Review of: Centro Comercial El Pueblo Written August 19, 2022 This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews. 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