Rent a boat in Lanzarote to have an unforgettable experience. This catamaran includes snorkeling equipment, a kayak and a paddle board to make your experience even more fun.
Boat trips Marina Rubicón
In Lanzarote there are many boat trips departing from Marina Rubicón. Marina Rubicón is a harbor located in the south of Lanzarote island.
Private boat trips in Marina Rubicón
Of the various boats in the port of Marina Rubicón, F40 catamaran Lanzarote is a racing boat that became one of the fastest of its type. It is safe to say that this is one of the top boats to rent in Lanzarote and every client can count on VIP experience.
Hire the catamaran – From 700€
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Partner: Charter Canarias
Charter time 4 or 8 hours
Popular! Often fully booked for 6 days
Space for up to 10 people
Boat length: 12 m
Included
Departure: Marina Rubicón.
Departure time: 11:00 | 14:30.
Professional boat crew.
Paddle board and kayak.
Snacks and drinks included.
Food/drink upgrades available.
Snorkeling equipment available.
Up to 48 hours free to cancel.
Book a date for 140€ deposit.
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Private boat hire Lanzarote
Hire a private boat in Lanzarote and live this legendary experience. White Beach is an elegant catamaran, designed to satisfy all your needs.
Rent a catamaran Lanzarote
Rent a catamaran in the south of Lanzarote and explore the coastline. White Beach catamaran departs from the harbor of Marina Rubicón.
Catamaran hire Lanzarote
Hire White Beach catamaran in Lanzarote for 4 or 8 hours. You will visit the most exclusive destinations of the Papagayo Coast or the Lobos Island.
Hire the boat – From 270€
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Partner: Chill Out Cruise
Tour duration: 2 to 6 hours
Popular! Often fully booked for 10 days
Space for up to 12 people
Included
Departure: Playa Blanca harbor.
Private charter in Lanzarote.
Explore the beaches of Papagayo.
Snorkeling equipment.
Paddle board.
Fishing equipment.
Professional crew.
Upgrades available: BBQ, tapas & mojitos.
About the boat rental
Boat cruise Lanzarote
Chill Out is an exclusive private boat cruise to rent in Lanzarote. Enjoy this trip in which you can do snorkeling, fishing and there is a paddle board.
Sunset cruise Lanzarote
When you hire this boat cruise for longer time, it is possible to admire the sunset from the sea. Watching the sunset from the Lanzarote sea is something very exclusive.
Lanzarote cruise port Playa Blanca
This luxury cruise in Lanzarote departs from Playa Blanca port. It is located in the south of the island. Chill Out cruise can be rented from 2 to 6 hours.
Playa Blanca boat trips
Chill Out Cruise is one of the boat trips departing from Playa Blanca. This place is worth a visit as it has wonderful views of the Lobos Island.
Hire the boat – From 70€
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Partner: The Shearwater
Tour duration: 2 to 9 hours
Popular! Often fully booked for 10 days
Space for up to 5 people
Boat length: 4,62 m
Included
Departure: Marina Rubicón.
Private charter in Lanzarote.
Explore the beaches of Papagayo.
Drive the boat yourself.
Solarium.
Shaded areas.
Book a date for 20€ deposit.
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Rent a motorboat in Lanzarote
Rent a motorboat in Lanzarote and explore the coastline by yourself. This boat allows you to sail comfortably and safely. You will drive fast through the Atlantic Ocean.
Rent a boat in Lanzarote without skipper
In Lanzarote it is possible to rent a boat without a skipper. This boat is easy to drive. However, upon arrival you will receive instructions on how to do it,
Boat trips Lanzarote Playa Blanca
The boat trips departs from Marina Rubicón, located in Playa Blanca, in the south of Lanzarote. From here you will have time to explore the south coast, or even more depending on the number of hours you hire it.
Sailing in the Canary Islands: Tenerife and Lanzarote
Sailing in the Canary Islands: Tenerife and Lanzarote | BeBlue Italia Tour Operator
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A relaxing cruise in the Canary Islands, sailing into their eternal summer departing from Lanzarote or Tenerife to discover the uncontaminated islands composing this archipelago, only a few hours from Italy. You will find beaches immersed in nature, overlooking a transparent sea surrounded by dormant volcanoes and lava plateaus. You can sail in this corner of the Atlantic Ocean under the guide of our skippers, who will always take you to the best bay!
DEPARTURE BASE
Marina San Miguel, Tenerife
TIME OF DEPARTURE
Check-in at 5:00 pm on Saturday – Check-out at 9:00 pm on the following Saturday
Included services
Travel assistance and registration fee
Double cabin spot
Skipper
Dinghy with outboard engine
Snorkeling equipment
Not included services
Flight tickets
Transfers to/from the Marina
Food and beverage
Bed linen and towels
Final cleaning
Harbour and buoy fees
PRICES
€690 per person in double cabin spot (minimum 4 guests).
Discounts available for early booking and last minute, as well as for renting a whole boat.
Available customized cruises for date and place of departure and length.
Additional information
Day 1: Check-in
Monday afternoon from 5:00 p.m. you’ll be welcomed by your skipper at Puerto de Las Galetas in Tenerife to take place in your cabin, to meet the crew and to get familiar with the boat, before going to buy food and beverage in one of Marina’s shops. There’s also the possibility of making weekly tours or in the weekend with a departure in Marina Arrecife of Lanzarote. In the evening the skipper and the crew, after the welcome aperitif, will have the opportunity to know one another better in front of a fish paella in a typical restaurant of the island, before ending the evening in one of the several bars that populate this seaside town.
Day 2
Finally we’ll sail with west route in the direction of La Gomera’s Island exploring and stopping by various beaches and coves in the east coast of the island. In the afternoon we’ll be mooring the harbour in San Sebastian de la Gomera where we’ll stop by for the night and where you can take a walk on the ground to discover something more about this wonderful island.
Day 3
After beakfast we’ll unmoor and we’ll sail to the island of Las Palmas and after sailing among the north coast of La Gomera, enjoying an indescribable spectacle we’ll cross the stretch of sea that divides it from Las Palmas, where after having wandered for bays and coves surrounded by nature we’ll head to Marina of Santa Cruz de la Palmas. There’ll be the possibility to vist the small town full of life with its beautiful long sea and its beaches and to make some excursions on the island…
Day 4
Today we sail towards El Hierro pushed by the wind in this crossing we’ll land in a little known and very unspoiled island. .. We’ll stop by the whole day with the possibility to organize some excursions on the volcanic slopes, the vineyards and the natural pools that characterize the smallest and wildest island of the Canarie’s archipelago! An unmissable stop for the nature lovers…
Day 5
Today you’ll do an unmissable trip to the island of Lobos, natural park and Canarie’s pearl, destination of surfers from all over the word for its long and extended waves, where you can do trekking to the lighthouse, otherwise you can arrive at the top of the mountain to enjoy the view. You’ll taste a paella made by the islanders and sunbathe in the beautiful lagoon of the island to end in relax this unforgettable day in the nature!
Day 6
Today you’ll do an unmissable trip to the island of La Gomera once we’ll land in Marina of Valle Gran Rey in the western coast: natural park and Canarie’s pearl, destination of trekking enthusiasts from all over the world for its long and panoramic trails that lead you on the slopes of this island of volcanic origin. You’ll taste a paella made by the islanders and sunbathe in the beautiful beaches of the island to end in relax this unforgettable day in the nature!
Day 7
Today we’ll hoist the sails and we’ll head again to Tenerife’s island, enjoying the navigation and the view to get back to Marina of Las Galatas where you’ll have the occasion of going ashore for a walk and for dinner…
Day 8: Check-out
Check-out is scheduled in the morning by 09:00.
The itinerary might be subject to variations due to weather conditions, safety and technical evaluations of the Captain of the boat. This programming is intended as indicative and non-binding.
AVAILABLE BOAT CLASSES
Technical Sheet:
Model
382 GRAND LARGE (2017)
Type
Sailing boat – Premium plus
Year
2017
Length
11. 23 m
Width
3.85 m
Sail area
67.00 mq
Cabins
3
Beds
6
WC/Shower
2
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DUFOUR 460 (2017)
Type
Sailing boat – Premium plus
Year
2017
Length
13. 50 m
Width
4.50 m
Sail area
99.80 mq
Cabins
4
Beds
8
WC/Shower
4
Technical Sheet:
Model
BAVARIA 56 (2017)
Type
Sailing boat – Premium plus
Year
2017
Length
16. 75 m
Width
4.76 m
Sail area
145.00 mq
Cabins
5
Beds
10
WC/Shower
4
Boat models, technical specifications and options may be subject to change. BeBlue organises crews by balancing age, gender and specific requests of participants and reserves the right to make free upgrades to higher classes if needed. All boats are selected with care and experience.
BeBlue reserves the right to replace any boat in or out of the catalogue with another of similar class and quality.
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Boat trips
For those who love the fresh sea breeze, waves and get a lot of pleasure from contemplating the sea landscapes, one of the best entertainment will be a boat trip in Tenerife.
In the company of friends, on a yacht, catamaran or pirate ship, under the guidance of an experienced captain, you will go on an exciting journey. nine0005
A boat trip in Tenerife can be very different, you can go to the shores of Los Gigantes, watch dolphins, whales and sea turtles. Some boats for sea trips in Tenerife have a transparent bottom, which allows you to see the inhabitants of the ocean in their natural environment.
Dolphins and whales
Many people wonder if they will see dolphins and whales accurately. As local guides joke, they have dolphins in their salary, so you can almost always see them. And not just to catch a glimpse, but to get a lot of pleasure watching their games, jumping, etc. Off the coast of the Playa de Las Americas resort, or rather between the islands of La Gomera and Tenerife, you can see black dolphins, and near Los Gigantes there is a high probability see bottlenose dolphins. With whales, the situation is more complicated, here, with luck, you can either see or not. The situation is similar with sea turtles. But even if you are not lucky to see everything you wanted, the boat trip itself in Tenerife will leave an unforgettable experience. nine0005
Fishing
Representatives of the strong half of humanity will enjoy a boat trip in Tenerife with the opportunity to go fishing, since the coastal waters are rich in fish. An experienced captain knows the places where fish is well caught, so it is almost impossible to be left without a catch.
Sea fishing in Tenerife
Landscapes
It is very interesting to see Tenerife from the sea, the boat trip offers magnificent views of Playa de Las Americas, Costa Adeje, Los Gigantes and Los Cristianos, the beaches, mountains and the Teide volcano itself. Going on a boat trip in Tenerife, you should definitely take a camera or video camera, photos and videos will turn out great. nine0005
Safety of boat trips
All boat trips in Tenerife are organized at the highest level, everything is done to ensure that people get the maximum pleasure from the trip.
Boat trips in Tenerife are carried out only with the appropriate license. All boats intended for sea trips are carefully checked. If the weather is bad or a storm is possible, the yacht or catamaran will never go out into the ocean.
Where to order?
Individual tours
Yacht charter
Sea fishing
Group tours
You can order a boat trip to see whales and dolphins in Tenerife from three ports: the port of Los Cristianos, the port of Puerto Colon and the port of Los Gigantes. Tickets are on sale in the same place, in pavilions. Many sellers speak Russian. On average, a sea excursion takes two hours, sometimes three, depending on the company. Each port has several companies that sell their tours at different times, so if you arrive late, you won’t have to wait long. nine0005
Live on a volcano
Almost the entire central part of Tenerife is occupied by the Teide National Park and the volcano of the same name (by the way, he is the champion – he holds the title of the highest peak in Spain, 3718 m above sea level).
The scenery gets more amazing as the road goes up. Emerald slopes, where pine trees grow (the islanders are proud of them), are replaced by lava fields: anthracite, like plowed black soil, and terracotta where iron ore came to the surface of the earth along with magma. nine0005
From the mark of 2356 m to the summit, almost to the crater of the volcano, tourists are delivered by a funicular (approx. 27 EUR). It does not work every day – it depends on the weather (there are strong winds at altitude).
Teide National Park
But if you find yourself at an altitude of 3555 m, the scenery opens up incredible, and the clouds seem to be easy to touch with your hand. From indescribable sensations (and a little from the lack of oxygen at altitude) my head is spinning!
After descending from the “Moon” to the earth, plan a walk through the colonial towns of Orotava, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Puerto de la Cruz and La Laguna. What a pleasure to look at colorful houses with openwork wooden balconies in the Canarian style (you will not meet two alike!) And enjoy the resort atmosphere. nine0005
And, of course, without beach pleasures! With all the love for the golden sand, which is also here, do not miss the chance to get to know the real volcanic black sand beaches. They say that such sand charges with special energy.
No ocean experience is complete without sailing and whale watching. Black pilot whales follow the yacht, snorting and making high-pitched sounds.
A dolphin adhering to a flock masterfully chases a school of fish — everything is visible tens of meters deep in the crystal clear ocean water. nine0005
To the center of the earth
Black volcanic sand and white houses with azure or green doors and shutters – in such a contrast, all the cities of the island of Lanzarote look fabulous.
Thanks to the legendary islander, artist Cesar Manrique, a number of laws regarding architecture were passed here: any buildings fit into the volcanic landscape without changing it. By the way, the uniqueness of the landscapes allowed Lanzarote to receive the significant title of the Biosphere Reserve!
The cosmic landscapes of the protected Timanfaya National Park (another name for the Fire Mountains) served as the backdrop for George Lucas’ Star Wars. nine0005
Just admire hundreds of volcanoes of various shades, frozen seas of lava, cracks in the earth’s crust, through which, it seems, a stream of magma is about to pour from the very center of the Earth.
House-museum of a peasant in Lanzarote – one of the works of César Manrique
El Diablo restaurant demonstrates how close the fiery “underworld” is here: they cook food in the volcanic heat of 600ºС, placing grills over a crevice well!
The name Los Ervideros is also translated “demonically”: boiling cauldrons. Once in this place, hot lava met the ocean. Hissing and exploding, she spawned new bizarre rocks. Walking along the paths near the coast, take a closer look: in the lava stones you can find inclusions of chrysolite – an olive-colored semi-precious stone. nine0005
For chrysolite jewelry and other souvenirs, we recommend going to the Sunday market in the town of Teguise. All kinds of aloe vera cosmetics are also sold here (plantations of the plant are scattered throughout the island).
But Canarian specialties – mojo sauce, palm honey and goat cheese are better to buy in a regular supermarket in the capital city of Arrecife, it will be cheaper.
A vivid impression
We recommend dedicating one of the days to a sea excursion. From the port of Orsola in the northern part of the island, go to the island of La Graciosa and there, transfer to a pleasure catamaran, keep your way to a secluded sandy beach in a cozy lagoon. nine0005 Black pilot whales escort
pleasure yacht
Those who are bored with a relaxing holiday can go kayaking or snorkeling (tour organizers bring everything they need with them), www.
5 Best beaches in Gran Canaria, Canary Islands • Our Globetrotters
Gran Canaria is home to some amazing beaches. It is a popular holiday destination as many flocks to experience the tranquil turquoise sea and dreamy white sandy beaches. If you are planning on visiting Gran Canaria anytime soon then you should rent a villa on the island and explore the best beaches Gran Canaria has to offer. Check out our top beaches to visit below.
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Sardina del Norte
Sardina del Norte is located in the North West of Gran Canaria in a little fishing village. This quaint golden sand beach is ideal for people who would enjoy admiring marine life. Sardina del Norte is West facing so gets plenty of sun throughout the day so be sure to pack the sun cream.
Sardinia Del Norte, Gran Canaria // Juergen Sack via CanvaPro/Getty Images
It is also home to some highly-rated seafood restaurants where you will get to taste all the local catches. If you haven’t guessed from the name, sardines are the popular fish served among restaurants, so if you are a seafood fan then Sardina del Norte is the place for you to visit.
Las Canteras
If you are visiting Gran Canaria by cruise ship then you might see that Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is on the destination list. If you find yourself at this port then head on over to the Las Cantera beach which is roughly 2.8km away.
Las Canteras Beach, Gran Canaria // Isantilli via CanvaPro/Getty images
Las Canteras is one of the longest beaches in Gran Canaria reaching 3.5km long. The beach is a marine reserve which makes it a perfect spot for snorkelling and taking in all the marine life.
It is also a popular spot for surfers and a place to grab a nice drink at one of the local bars and admire the sunset along the golden sand.
Anfi del Mar
This man-made beach is located in the South West of Gran Canaria. It boasts palm trees, floral displays, and tranquil waters. It can be a romantic hotspot for couples, take your loved one here for a stroll along the soft sand and end up and one of the many restaurants.
Anfi Del Mar Beach Gran Canaria // Leonida 78 via CanvaPro/Getty Images
There are also some great activities to get involved in on the beach such as volleyball and tennis.
Maspalomas
Maspalomas is the most popular beach for holiday-goers in Gran Canaria. Although popular it never feels crowded as it’s one of Gran Canaria’s biggest beaches. Golden dunes are stretching all along the 6km beach.
Maspalmos Gran Canaria at sunset // Jarek via CanvaPro/Getty Images
Families may want to be aware that there is a famous nudist section that is surrounded by the largest dunes on the beach. If you enjoy history then the Maspalomas lighthouse is a popular tourist spot in Gran Canaria, built in 1861 and standing at 65 meters tall the lighthouse took 28 years to build.
We love all these beaches in Gran Canaria as each offers a different vibe and ambience. So whether you are looking for a romantic location, beach activities for the family, or getting a tan on the nudist beach, Gran Canaria offers it all!
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Top 8 Best Beaches in Gran Canaria with Local Advice + Video Tour
Last Updated on March 29, 2021
Here you can find our pick of the best beaches in Gran Canaria, including the beaches in the popular holiday resorts, beach activities and services, photos, water sports. Gran Canaria boasts a great quantity of beaches of all types along with its steeply rising shoreline. The island has a naturally rich source of golden and sandy beaches that are very unique for their beauty and the condition.
Gran Canaria has more than 60 km. of beaches, 128 beaches to choose from, 365 days sunshine as well as the impressive Maspalomas with 250 hectares of dunes by the sea.
The island also has more than thirty nudist beaches. The Playa del Ingles (English Beach) and Maspalomas Beach are the most popular beaches in Gran Canaria, with its 250 hectares of shifting dunes and palm tree oasis and they are internationally known for their unrivalled beauty.
In addition; while there are many attractive beach areas on the island, of these four have been singled out for special mention that include the resorts of San Agustin, Puerto Rico, Puerto Mogan and Las Canteras.
Like Playa del Ingles and Maspalomas, all these resorts also are equipped with a wide range of accommodation, restaurants and attractions of every kind.
San Agustin beach and the neighbouring Las Burras beach and Playa del Ingles beach provide the best beaches for windsurfing in Gran Canaria.
All three beaches have board and equipment hire facilities as well as windsurfing schools providing tuition for beginners and other levels.
In addition; Pozo Izquierdo beach and Tarajalillo beach that are situated a few kilometres from San Agustin, are the areas exposed to stronger winds and suitable for the expert windsurfers. The region has been designated as the official site for several world championships.
Best Beaches in Gran Canaria
Las Canteras Beachin Las Palmas
Las Canteras beach is the main beach of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Las Canteras beach is a more than 3 km. of golden sand beach and stretches the length of the western side of the isthmus on which the city stands and which joins the island with the group of volcanic cones, known as La Isleta. Read more…
Playa del Ingles Beachin Playa del Ingles
Playa del Ingles beach is a wonderful beach that stretches for about 3 km. lengthwise and about 2 km. inland at its widest point and ends just where other popular holiday resort Maspalomas begins. Playa del Ingles beach is bordered by two beaches, that Maspalomas beach on the west and San Agustin beach on the east. Read more…
Maspalomas Beachin Maspalomas
Maspalomas beach is possibly the best known and most photographed in all of the Canary islands. It is the central beach in Maspalomas. Read more…
Playa Meloneras Beachin Maspalomas
Playa Meloneras beach is also located nearby Maspalomas beach and it is calm and not crowded regarding the Maspalomas and Playa del Ingles beaches. Read more…
San Agustin Beachin San Agustin
San Agustin beach is a beautiful beach starting from San Agustin and ends in Playa del Ingles. San Agustin beach is much more calm and quieter than the nearby popular beaches of Playa del Ingles and Maspalomas. Read more…
Puerto de Mogan Beachin Puerto de Mogan
Puerto de Mogan beach is beautiful and situated a few hundred yards further on from the harbour, at the mouth of the gorge of the same name.Read more…
Playa Amadores Beachin Puerto Rico
Amadores beach (Playa de Amadores) is a quiet beach located on the western side of Puerto Rico. Holidaymakers may spend great day out and have peaceful swimming, sunbathing and dining day out at the Amadores beach. Read more…
Puerto Rico Beachin Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico beach is one of the most attractive beaches in Gran Canaria. It is a quiet beach around that is possible to enjoy a wide assortment of activities. Read more…
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The best beaches in Gran Canaria – “gursesintour.com”
Gran Canaria offers beaches that come in all shapes and sizes. From crowded coastlines with plenty of water attractions to secluded spots only visited by locals, the best beaches in Gran Canaria do not disappoint.
The beaches in the south of Gran Canaria are known for being large and sandy, with mild weather conditions typical of the Canary Islands. In the south there are also a number of cities of the island with fascinating objects. In northern Gran Canaria, there are stronger winds that make the beaches especially popular with surfers. But there are some unspoilt natural coastlines that are perfect for exploring. In the east and west of the island there are places where you can find smaller off-road beaches that are popular with locals. Explore the best beaches in Gran Canaria in the south. Playa de Maspalomas
Located in the center of Maspalomas, Maspalomas Beach is a protected nature reserve and the second largest on the island. It is characterized by its sandy yellow dunes, which offer areas of seclusion away from the sea shore of the beach. Maspalomas has a long promenade, ideal for walking. This large beach attracts families with children and adults alike. There are also a variety of water sports available on the beach. If desired, you can book boat trips right on the beach, including a catamaran and dolphin watching.
Playa del Inglés
Also in the city of Maspalomas is Inglés Beach, which is 2700 meters long, making it the third largest on the island. It’s easy to see why so many people visit this area. This beach has light and soft sand. There are sports facilities for water skiing, parasailing, kite surfing and surfing, as well as opportunities for thrill seekers such as banana boat rides. There are also plenty of sun loungers. Playa del Inglés has easy access to the city center with many restaurants, shops and other facilities. Playa de Mogan
This golden sandy artificial beach is located in Puerto de Mogan, a resort known as Little Venice because of the canals found there. Playa de Mogán is located in the southwest of Gran Canaria, especially loved by visitors because it has almost invariably warm weather and clear skies. Situated in a beautiful bay with calm waters, the place is popular with both families and couples.
Playa de Puerto Rico
Playa de Puerto Rico is another beach in the southwest of Gran Canaria and is a favorite for families and water sports enthusiasts. The nice bay is backed by palm trees and the golden sand is covered with sun loungers available for rent. The location is ideal for families to settle down during the day. Water sports lovers are offered an excellent choice here: from pedal boats and kayaks, to water skiing and sailing. You can also go diving or take a boat trip to see dolphins and whales. Playa de Amadores
This stunning white sandy beach with shallow turquoise waters is an artificial coastline whose name translates to “lovers’ beach”. It is a beautifully groomed fine-grained sandy beach 500 meters long in a highland area in the southwest of the island. There are playgrounds for children, a beach bar with a swimming pool, a mini golf course and a massage spa. Nearby are restaurants, shops and ice cream kiosks. Other beach amenities include sun loungers and umbrellas.
ᐈ Fishing beaches in Gran Canaria 2022 ♻️ LaLicenciadePesca.com
La fishing from the beach This is one of the most practical and direct ways for all kinds of anglers. This is one of the most beautiful activities, because just appreciating the vast landscape that is understood at the feet of the fisherman, you just have to try and cast the line.
For everyone, amateurs, experts, locals, foreigners, adults or children, beach fishing is ideal for close contact between man and nature.
Gran Canaria is the perfect place to fish from the beach. , because the whole environment during the day is more than ideal for creating all kinds of sets in search of those species that dare to take them closer to the coast.
Let’s look at some beaches where we can try our luck fishing and let’s look at some techniques to practice finding the good times of the day.
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All The coast of Gran Canaria is ideal for fishing from the beach. . There are areas where the locals will have their favorite and special spots for daily fishing, others will prefer the closest and busiest areas because there will also be an opportunity to catch some pieces.
Let’s look at some recommendations little-known beaches and let’s check how they turn out when casting a rod.
Guayedra Beach
The only one, completely secluded, with dark sand, almost black, and intense waves. It is ideal for fishing from the shore, as bathers are not a problem. There are areas near the rock that are ideal for looking for species that usually prefer to hunt near rocks.
shy beach
This is a small bay with lots of rocks and some sand. However, it is great for quiet fishing accompanied by great views.
Tasarte beach
Another great beach, not so crowded and somewhat remote, yes, for good fishing. There are many areas to be found and a good hat and protector must be worn because shade is not exactly what is abundant.
Sandy Mountain Beach
Perfect little spot for good fishing, especially close to the cliffs. Unlike the previous ones, this is usually more crowded, but if you want to get up early or wait for the sun to go down, this can be a great option to try your luck with a rod and bait.
How to fish from the shore?
Two methods that can be tested to perfection are spinning or casting . It is highly recommended that the rods you use are always strong (due to waves and currents) and somewhat long to help you cast.
Highly recommended to test and see which casts, lines and lures work best for your species of interest. Of course, always ensuring your safety and the safety of fishermen and bathers who are close to you.
The Best Quiet Resorts & Hotels in Fuerteventura – Quiet Resorts
by Joe
Looking for a quiet place to staying Fuerteventura? Here we have found 2 of the quietest resorts, and a variety of hotels for you to browse through and find the perfect accommodation for your holiday.
1. El Cotillo
El Cotillo is a small coastal town in Fuerteventura, located on the northern part of the island on the municipality of la Oliva. Its known to be a very quiet and under exploited place, with beautiful golden beaches which are unspoilt and not crowded at all. On El Cotillo Beach you’ll find it easy to walk peacefully for miles on the beautiful stretch, there’ll be beach bars for you to enjoy refreshments, a lighthouse for you to explore and see amazing views and plenty of rock pools to investigate. A great location for beach lovers!
Where to Stay in El Cotillo
Hotel Cotillo Beach
This family friendly hotel is just a short walk away from El Cotillo Beach, located just across the road. A variety of bars and restaurants are within walking distance too. Plenty of sun beds around the large pool along with a poolside bar with drinks and limited snacks.
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Laif Hotel Cotillo
This quaint hotel has just 18 rooms so you’re sure to have a relaxing stay. Its located directly in the centre of the village, just 50 m from the coast and a 5 minutes walking from the incredible lagoons of Los Lagos.
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2. Costa Calma
Costa Calma is located on the south of Fuerteventura and is well known for its shallow clear waters – with beaches like Sotavento being hosts to international water-sports events. It’s just an 11 minute drive to Oasis Park Zoo, and the beautiful Botanical Gardens. Its main town is Costa Calma town, where you can find shops, supermarkets, cafes, bars and restaurants. But there’s plenty of quiet areas for you to enjoy a relaxing holiday.
Where to Stay in Costa Calma
SENTIDO h20 Playa Esmeralda – Adults Only
This adults only, grand hotel is the perfect peaceful escape. With a giant pool to chill around all day, beautiful scenery and plenty of bars you’ll be able to feel super relaxed. If you’re feeling adventurous you can walk 20 minutes to find shops, bars and restaurants.
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Melia Fuerteventura
This hotel is quite isolated, located right on a large but quiet beach, surrounded by sand dunes. It’s suitable for everyone, as it features family rooms, large pool, a bar and of course the ocean right outside. Just 3 miles away you can find Costa Calma town, with more shops and bars for you to mooch around.
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Bahia Calma Beach
This small complex is made up of bungalows and apartments. They are located 200 yards from the beaches of the Costa Calma. The accommodation features 2 swimming pools and a nice terrace. The Bahia Calma is situated in the south of the tropical island of Fuerteventura and is surrounded by gardens.
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The Unspoilt Guide to Fuerteventura, Canary Islands
Isla de Lobos, Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura is the second largest of the Spanish Canary Islands in the Atlantic. Not far from the coast of Africa, it’s a true desert island—in the sandy sense of the word—with vast dunes and over 150km of delicious beach. A reliable destination for pasty Northern Europeans to top up their vitamin D levels during the winter, myself included.
It may the second largest island but development is fairly restrained compared to Gran Canaria and Tenerife. Much quieter than its popular neighbours, resorts here are modest and family-friendly, with the north of the island popular with Brits and the south with Germans.
It’s also the nearest island to Morocco and this is reflected in its arid landscape and dry climate. It has the least amount of rainfall of all the islands. The landscape is barren and windswept, although a bit softer and less geologically weird than its neighbour Lanzarote. If you’re looking for white sandy beaches and turquoise seas but a short flight from Europe then Fuerteventura should be top of your list. The trade-off is that you may be blasted by strong winds as well as a strong Saharan sun. In fact, the name Fuerteventura is sometimes translated as ‘strong winds’, although the breeze helps keep it cool through its 3000 hours of sunshine a year.
This guide covers:
VIBE – WHERE TO STAY – FOOD – BEACHES – HIGHLIGHTS – TRANSPORT
Related Read: Where to Stay on Fuerteventura: Ultimate Beach Resort Guide
VIBE
Fuerteventura is an intriguing blend of intensity and nothingness. More rugged and windy than it appears in photos, but with a noticeable gentility and contentedness amongst its inhabitants. After goats ate all of the vegetation on the island – leading to its desertification – the only agriculture that remains is goat farming and aloe vera, so the population never reached the levels of the other islands.
Locals here may be outnumbered by foreigners, but everyone looks extremely happy to be here. Endless blue skies and seas mean towns are full of expats and chilled out surfers with contagious smiles. People come to Fuerteventura for the elements and simplicity of life. It’s all about the wind and the waves here.
The west coast of the island is gloriously wild, whereas the clean and gentle east coast waters are perfect for kids.
Dusty, barren, windy, with whitewashed towns. You won’t find rowdy groups on lads’ holidays here, even the developed resorts are low key and targeting families with small kids or older couples. Many of the package tourists don’t stray inland, save for the odd jeep safari or day-trip to Betancuria for a token bit of culture, leaving the rust coloured undulating hills peaceful and free for exploring.
Development along the coast is fairly restrained, especially since it was made part of the UNESCO Biosphere and Starlight Reserve in 2009. Large swathes of beach are either protected or too wild for resort development.
Corralejo beach.
WHICH AREA TO STAY ON FUERTEVENTURA
For a complete rundown on accommodation options, including a guide to Fuerteventura’s beach resorts, check out Where to Stay on Fuerteventura: An Ultimate Resort Guide.
For a quick overview, read on . . .
The administrative capital of Fuerteventura is Puerto del Rosario, but most visitors head for one of the larger beach towns such as Corralejo (in the north east), Caleta de Fuste (in the middle of the island, just south of the airport), Morro Jable or Jandia (in the south). Puerto del Rosario was only named the capital in 1860 so you won’t find much in the way of historical buildings here, head to the historic capital of Betancuria instead.
Corralejo. I stayed in Corralejo (pronounced ‘coral echo’), a relaxed resort town in the north about 40 minutes drive from the airport. At its centre is a small old harbour town, with accommodation spreading out along some of the best beaches on the island. It’s also the watersports capital, with the many of the surfing outfits based here. Tourist tat and tacky bars are mainly confined to one strip. I found it a little lacking in atmosphere, but it is conveniently located, has good bus connections and plenty of cheap accommodation options. The famous sand dunes are a 30-minute walk as long as you can brave the wind.
El Cotillo is a traditional fishing village on the north-west of the island. It has a unique feel thanks to its proximity to beautiful lagoons, pirate connections, wild winds, beautiful sunsets, good surf spots, and some of the best seafood on the island. But it can feel a bit quiet, windy, and cut off out of season, serving as a stopping point for campervans and surf schools.
If you’re looking for boutique accommodation, the most interesting options are inland, in the triangle formed by the small villages of Lajares, Villaverde, and La Oliva.Thanks to their cheap prices and prime location with the coast accessible in three directions, these villages have become a popular base for surfers and a quietly bohemian vibe is flourishing. They are small though, so if you’re looking for evening entertainment you would be better off on the coast.
Caleta de Fuste in the centre is the best base for families. Another English holidaymaker favourite, it has a long strip of man-made beach with great facilities.
Jandia. The Jandia peninsula at the southern tip of the island has one fantastic long beach that encompasses the popular resorts of Costa Calma, Playas de Jandia, and Morro Jables. It’s more popular with German holidaymakers than English tourists, and the bar/restaurant scene reflects this.
FOOD
Canarian cuisine is simple and big on fish, goat, and goat’s cheese. There is no shortage of local cheese in the supermarkets here, I particularly enjoyed the smoked variety.
Potatoes here are cooked in salt water, boiled away to leave a salty residue on the wrinkly tatties and called papas arrugadas, and served alongside a red mojo picon or green mojo verde sauce. There is no shortage of goat or the famous local Majorero goat’s cheese. Another Canarian speciality is gofio – an ancient kind of maize. Try it in a thickened chickpea stew.
My favourite find was almogrote, a spread made from peppers and goat’s cheese.
I was delighted to discover lapas (limpets) on the menu in Fuerteventura. Not commonly eaten in the UK but considered a delicacy in Portugal, I became a fan whilst in the Azores, where I watched locals pluck them straight out of a bucket and eat them raw. But they’re also good cooked with garlic, lemon, and herbs.
Foodies should check out this food tour which takes in various agricultural stops and tastings.
Restaurants in the resort towns can tend towards the typical international tourist fare. Being a fishing village, the fish restaurants in El Cotillo are of good quality and have sunset views.
Corralejo Playa Grande
BEACHES
Corralejo. There are a few town beaches in Corralejo which are good for kids, but for space and spectacle head south to the 10km Playa Grande backed by sand dunes.
La Concha. A beautiful sheltered bay with white sand and turquoise waters at El Cotillo.
El Castillo. A wide organised beach with plenty for the kids to do at Caleta de Fuste.
Cofete. For a touch of wilderness, head to the 12km Cofete on Fuerteventura’s west coast. It’s backed by the Jandia mountains and accessible only by a dirt track. With strong winds and currents it’s not suitable for children or swimming, but worth it if you like to get off the beaten track.
Sotavento. Join the kitesurfers, Scandis and nudists at this photogenic beach in the north of the Jandia peninsula which sports a shallow tidal lagoon.
BetancuriaCorralejo dunes.
HIGHLIGHTS
Parque Natural de las Dunas de Corralejo. Who needs the Sahara when you have 11km of dunes right by the sea?
Take a surf lesson. There’s no shortage of surf outfits, particularly if you’re staying in Cofete. Or try stand-up paddleboarding. Or if you just want to soak up the surf vibe, head to El Cotillo (link) for sunset fish dinner.
Stargaze with local astrological outfit Stars By Night, who also run astrophotography sessions. Fuerteventura is a designated UNESCO Starlight Reserve, meaning it is committed to preserving the quality of light.
Isla de Lobos. This tiny island is the perfect day or half-day trip from Corralejo. Read more below.
Hiking. Tindaya – Fuerteventura’s highest point and spiritual centre – is closed to the public, you need permission from the authorities to hike this volcanic peak with its ancient carvings. Join an organised hike, or check out alternative routes which take in dry river beds and secret beaches.
Lanzarote. Playa Blanca is just a 25-minute ferry ride from Corralejo, or plenty of excursions are available if you fancy a wine and volcano tour over on neighbouring island Lanzarote.
Related read: How NOT to do Surf Camp on Fuerteventura
EL COTILLO
El Cotillo is a quiet fishing village on the west coast with an offbeat feel. Much smaller than Corralejo, it can feel like the edge of the world when the wind is howling.
The Clean Ocean Project is a cool little NGO which organises beach cleans and initiatives around the reduction of plastic use. Their shops in El Cotillo and Corralejo sell incredibly fluffy bamboo t-shirts and hoodies, ideal if you’re under-dressed for the sometimes chilly Atlantic winds.
BETANCURIA
Lush gardens in BetancuriaBetancuria
The first capital of the Fuerteventura, Betancuria has a refreshingly different character to the seaside resorts and is the best place to get a taste of Canarian history and culture. Located inland to protect from invaders and still sporting some traditional architecture, as well as a few interesting museums, the first convent on the island (now abandoned), and some green things that aren’t aloe vera for a change, Betancuria is now a prime day trip destination.
The little archaeological museum gives a clue as to why there is so little on the island: goats.
It wasn’t always so. Known in classical times as the Fortunate Isles, Fuerteventura was once green and fertile, but goats and logging resulted in desertification and the island went into decline until the tourism boom in the 1970s.
Relatively little is known about the indigenous period of the Majos, before the European conquistadors arrived in the 13th and 14th centuries, as few archaeological sites have been excavated.
Casa de Santa María, a restored 17th-century house, has lovely gardens, a great restaurant, and demonstrations of traditional textiles. There’s cheese-tasting available at nearby Finca Pepe, a working farm.
ISLA DE LOBOS
Isla de Lobos
My highlight in Fuerteventura was Isla de Lobos, a tiny volcanic island just off the coast at Corralejo.
There is nothing much here which is precisely why I loved it.
Lobos is a protected ecological zone so visitors are contained to walking trails. The only settlement is at El Puertito, a few simple cottages and a restaurant with one item on the menu: fried parrot fish with potatoes and red pepper sauce.
The water is an astounding turquoise here. Lobos is just big enough to nip over on the ferry, read about the flora and fauna, walk a circuit of the island, eat a fish, have a swim, head back. The snorkelling is fantastic.
TRANSPORT
AIR
Fuerteventura Airport (El Matorral Airport), in the centre of the island, is served by international and domestic flights. The airline Binter Canarias will connect you with the other Canary Islands.
FERRY
The closest island to Fuerteventura is Lanzarote, a mere 25 minute ferry ride from Corralejo. Fuerteventura also has direct (although less frequent) ferry links to Tenerife (from Puerto del Rosario), Gran Canaria (from Puerto del Rosario and Morro Jable), and La Palma (from Puerto del Rosario).
GETTING AROUND
It’s best to rent a car in Fuerteventura if you can—the roads are easy and uncrowded. Tourism here is mainly geared towards package holidaymakers so there’s no shortage of organised trips, but locals seemed perplexed by an independent traveller not in search of a wave. The Tourist Office in Corralejo is simply a shed for tour leaflets and bus timetables.
Buses are cheap and reliable. Corralejo has bus links to Lajares, La Oliva, and El Cotillo, and Puerto del Rosario where you can change for buses to the south of the island.
BEST TIME TO VISIT?
Fuerteventura is a year-round destination with relatively little variation in weather.
Crowds:
There are two high seasons in the Canaries. December to March brings Europeans looking to escape the cold winter, and July-August brings the summer holiday crowd and Spaniards looking for respite from the mainland heat. February is Carnival time. May, June, and September are the quietest months when some family businesses close for a break, but otherwise you’ll find amenities open all year.
Weather:
Summer sees average daytime temperatures of around 26-28ºC (though sometimes much hotter, depending on the wind), with sea temperatures of around 22ºC.
Winter sees average daytime temps of 19-22ºC and sea temperatures of 19ºC. Feb-March can bring the possibility of Saharan dust storms.
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Fuerteventura: the best beaches of the Canary Islands
Fuerteventura is an island with a melodic name in the Canary Islands (Spain), washed by the Atlantic Ocean. The beaches here are the longest in the entire archipelago.
Fuerteventura – 100 km from Africa
Created by volcanoes, the island is located just 100 km from Africa, from Morocco. And therefore it is considered the most “African” island of the Canary archipelago. He is also one of the “elders” here in terms of age, and in size is second only to Tenerife.
Sandy, not too “populated” beaches, stretching for many kilometers – the main reason why travelers come here. A calm beach holiday lasts almost the whole year. Ocean water temperature + 20-22 °. And you will not meet languishing heat even in hot July: you will find about +27 ° in the shade. Almost constant fresh breeze and low humidity. Rains are extremely rare. The wind is very favorable for windsurfing.
Feel like Robinson
A significant part of Fuerteventura is not inhabited and it is quite possible to feel like a Robinson. Especially if you go to Cofete Beach with untouched nature, strong winds and constant waves.
You can have a good rest from the hustle and bustle of civilization on the sand and pebble De Sota . You can also go scuba diving or surfing. Equipment included. At the same time, there are several cafes, shops, and free parking nearby.
Careta del Fustes Beach
Visit Resort Caleta de Fuste with excellent golden sandy beach, diving, surfing and windsurfing. The place is closed from the wind and is well suited for family holidays. There is also a salt museum here. Find out how it is mined from the ocean. And in the surroundings, admire the old windmills.
Another pretty village is a small historic Betancuria with snow-white houses. There was a time when she played the role of the capital of Fuerteventura.
Worth a visit Cactus Garden , where as many as 2.5 thousand species are represented.
Island capital – Puerto del Rosario , which means “Port of Roses”. There are also several beaches – sandy and rocky. Alas, there is nothing more remarkable behind the picturesque name, but you can walk along the old streets, buy original lace and souvenirs.
People and goats
There are few local people on the island, they speak Spanish. There seem to be more goats in Fuerteventura than people. It is not surprising that the goat also acts as an island symbolism.
There is no noisy nightlife and this also attracts lovers of a quiet atmosphere. However, the resort is young, intensively built up with hotels, more and more tourists arrive and, perhaps, soon the silence will remain only in memories.
The airport is located 5 km from Puerto del Rosario. You can fly from Tenerife, Barcelona, Madrid, London, Berlin and other European cities.
There are ferries from other Canary Islands.
Fuerteventura: weather, recreation, beaches
Fuerteventura – Spanish island lost in the Atlantic. This is the most “African” among the European islands. European restraint and African color are intertwined here.
The name of the island comes from the Spanish phrase fuerte ventura , which means “strong luck” . However, some sources give a different translation: “driven by a strong wind” (fuerte – wind, viento – wind).
Unlike Fuerteventura, the more famous neighbor of Tenerife, the place is not so noisy, but no less popular among tourists.
This paradise on Earth is chosen by lovers of a relaxing holiday.
Fuerteventura on the map
Fuerteventura is the easternmost and second largest island of the Canary archipelago after Tenerife. Washed by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, it is located 100 kilometers from the coast of Africa.
The population of the island is just over 100 thousand people.
Fuerteventura Island, Canary Islands, Spain
Like other islands of the Canary archipelago, Fuerteventura has volcanic origin. According to scientists, the unusual shape of the island is the result of volcanic eruptions that occurred more than 20 million years ago.
This is the oldest island in the Canary Islands.
Total island area 1659.74 square kilometers . It is a rather long and narrow island.
Its width is 31 and its length is 100 kilometers, which makes Fuerteventura very convenient to visit. After all, no matter where you are on the island, almost always it will be the coast overlooking the ocean.
Main city – Puerto del Rosario belonging to the province of Las Palmas. The highest point of the island is 807 meters.
If the flora of the island can hardly be called rich, then the fauna of Fuerteventura is extremely diverse. Here you can see bustards, vultures, little egrets and many other birds and animals.
The rarest monarch butterfly on the planet also lives on the island.
Weather in Fuerteventura
Of course, the main factor in choosing a tourist destination is the weather. In this regard, Fuerteventura really can be called an ideal place.
Thanks to the mild climate, the beach season in Fuerteventura lasts all year round . Here you can sunbathe and swim at any time of the year, without suffering from the scorching sun and unbearable heat.
The average temperature in July in Fuerteventura is 27°C . The climate is characterized by rather low air humidity. And, thanks to the frequent gusts of wind that bring coolness and freshness, even on the hottest day you will not feel like in a steam room.
Fuerteventura: monthly weather
Weather in Fuerteventura in January:
Daytime air temperature on the island in January ranges from 22°С to 24°С. While the minimum temperature at night can drop to 16°C.
Therefore, those who plan to visit the island at the beginning of the year should take care of a couple of warm sweaters. Evenings and nights in winter are rather cool
Average water temperature at this time of the year 19-20°C.
Weather in Fuerteventura in February:
The weather in Fuerteventura in February is not much different from January.
The minimum nighttime temperature of dropped to 14°C. As a rule, the average daily temperature is 20.7°C, at night this figure reaches 17.5°C.
Sea temperature in February fluctuates between 18.6°C and 19.6°C .
Weather in Fuerteventura in March:
Night air temperature in March can drop to 15°С. Daily readings rise to an average of 20°C . The highest daytime air temperature in March 2016 reached 23°C.
Water temperature ranges from 17.5C° to 18.5°C .
Weather in Fuerteventura in April:
Temperatures in April do not differ significantly from March. The maximum daily air temperature in April 2016 reached 24°C.
Average day and night temperatures of this month are 21.5°C and 17.5°C respectively.
The average water temperature in is 18.5°С .
Weather in Fuerteventura in May:
The highest daily temperature in May last year rose to 25°C. The minimum night air temperature dropped to 17°C.
May sea temperature is almost 20°C .
Weather in Fuerteventura in June:
Average day and night temperatures in early summer reach 25.7°С and 20.3°С respectively.
The temperature of the water in the sea in June reaches 21°C , which makes it optimal for taking sea baths.
Weather in Fuerteventura in July:
July-August is the peak period for tourists to visit the island.
The highest air temperature in July last year was 32°C. Average day and night temperatures of the hottest month are 30°C and 21°C respectively.
Water temperature ranges from 21 to 22°C .
Weather in Fuerteventura in August:
The average daily temperature in August reaches 29°C. Maximum temperature 33°C . Night readings range from 22°C. up to 24°С .
Sea water temperature from 22°С to 23.3°С .
Weather in Fuerteventura in September:
The velvet season in Fuerteventura is characterized by particularly pleasant temperatures. Air during the day on average warms up to 26°С .
The night temperatures are also very mild. The air warms up at night up to 22-23°С .
Water temperature is 23-24°C .
Weather in Fuerteventura in October:
The average daytime temperature on the island of reaches almost 26°C . Night temperature ranges from 22 to 23°C . Sea water temperature about 23.5°С .
Weather in Fuerteventura in November:
The islands of the Canary archipelago, as a rule, have 2 peak seasons : summer, when vacationers want to get a guaranteed tan and high temperature water, as well as the end of autumn – the beginning of winter.
In contrast to the cool January, temperatures in Fuerteventura in November contribute to a more comfortable and pleasant stay.
At this time of the year, you can get a light tan without getting burned or freezing.
Water temperature reaches 22°C . And the temperature drops during the day and at night are not as significant as in January.
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Weather on Fuerteventura in December:
Weather on the island in December is not too different from November. Daytime air temperature rises to 22°С .
The highest daily temperature in last December was 26°C. The minimum reading at night reached 17°C. Average day and night temperatures in December are 22.2°С and 19°С respectively.
Mean sea temperature 20.4°С .
Holidays in Fuertoventura
This is a place that can safely be called heaven on earth . The corner seems to be specially created for relaxation and enjoyment of life. Fuerteventura does not have such an abundance of clubs and discos that Ibiza or Tenerife are famous for.
The island can hardly be called a party resort.
This is rather a place for a quiet and secluded or family holiday.
See also: Canary Islands: weather, best beaches, entertainment
A traveler who dreams of sea, sun and peace at the same time will come here. A tourist who chooses Fuertoventura will get the impressions of not from the noisy nightclubs of , but from romantic walks in the evenings.
It is worth noting that Fuerteventura is not only sandy beaches and warm sea. This small island creates excellent conditions for shopping .
That’s why shopaholics can be calm: as many as 3 shopping centers are at their disposal.
And there is nothing to say about numerous small shops and various souvenir shops. Here they are simply abundance .
In the capital of Fuerteventura, the city of Puerto del Rosario, there is a huge shopping center Rotundas , where you can buy clothes of popular European brands of middle and budget class.
In Rotundas the traveler will also find Fuerteventura’s largest supermarket. Here you can buy a variety of food and drinks.
Clean air and beautiful views of the island make for hiking . But how to get to its more remote corners, if such a need arose?
As in any other European city transport connection of the island is excellent.
Thanks to comfortable buses, which run strictly on schedule, you can move from one point of the island to another without overpaying.
In addition, the buses must be equipped with air conditioning. Therefore, choosing this means of transportation, you can be sure not only in the economy of transport, but also in its convenience.
If you are not accustomed to saving money on transportation, use taxi services.
The taxi service has a flat rate on the island and you only pay for the meter.
Price for 1 kilometer – from 0.5 euro and more, depending on the location of the route and a number of other factors For example, outside the city, the fare will be higher than within its boundaries. The price in the evening, at night, on weekends and holidays also increases by 15%.
If you want to travel on your own without being tied to time you can rent a car .
This is much more economical than a taxi, and more convenient than a bus. You make your own schedule of where and when you go. The weekly cost of renting the simplest car varies from 70 to 100 euros.
During the peak season in summer the price goes up. But in any case, renting a car will cost much less than daily use of taxi drivers.
Fuerteventura beaches
Fuerteventura is part of the Canary Islands, at the very mention of which, the imagination draws the most beautiful coastal recreation areas .
And indeed, the beaches here occupy a huge part of the island.
Fuerteventura’s quiet and picturesque beaches are among the best in the Canary Islands. They are strewn with fine light sand, which is so loved by Europeans.
In contrast to the organized and noisy beaches of Tenerife, the beaches of Fuerteventura are considered wild and more deserted.
Beach lovers will be satisfied: there are several dozens of beaches on the island for every taste and color.
Sotavento: the most visited beach
One of the favorite vacation spots for tourists is the Sotavento beach. This is perhaps the most famous and largest beach on the island, conditionally divided into 3 parts.
It occupies the coastal southeastern territory of the Jandia peninsula . For more than a decade, Sotavento Beach has been the venue for various water sports competitions.
Cofete: the wildest beach
Do you like secluded places to relax? Welcome to Kofete beach. Feel free to choose it if you want peace and tranquility.
Tourists who prefer this charming wild coast will be able to enjoy its virgin beauty and see many unexplored corners of the island.
Ahuy: the most exotic beach
Ahuy is a small remote fishing village, as well as the beach of the same name, which is especially popular with exotic lovers. Ahui hid from the vast world among the rocky terrain in a small bay.
Unlike other beaches, Akhuy is covered with black volcanic sand and fine gravel. This makes it interesting and memorable for tourists accustomed to white sand.
Corralejo: the most beautiful beach
Beach Corralejo is characterized by white sand and azure blue water. This is a popular location for filming commercials, movie episodes, and photo shoots of famous models.
Fuerteventura Airport
5 km north of the capital Puerto del Rosario is the only airport on the entire island connecting Fuerteventura with other islands of the archipelago and the mainland.
Fuerteventura Airport opened its doors to passengers September 14, 1969 . The first aircraft to land on the new runway was an Iberia Fokker F27 flying on route Las Palmas-Fuerteventura-Lanzarote.
In 1994, the construction of a new terminal began.
Today Fuerteventura Airport regularly receives aircraft from 52 European airlines.
There were no serious incidents in the terminal.
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How to get to Fuerteventura
There are no direct flights from Russian cities to Fuerteventura. And they are unlikely to appear in the next few years. But there’s flight Moscow-Tenerife and St. Petersburg-Tenerife .
Regular direct charter flights from Moscow to Tenerife are carried out by Siberia airlines (from Domodedovo airport).
The most convenient option is to fly to Tenerife, and only then move to the island of Fuerteventura. You can get there by plane or by ferry. Ticket prices are about the same.
You can also consider a fallback flight to Fuerteventura: from Moscow get to Madrid or Barcelona , and from there transfer to Fuerteventura.
Fuerteventura ferries
There are excellent ferry connections between all the islands of the Canary archipelago .
So, if you decide to use the ferry, pay attention to the high-speed ferry that will take you from Tenerife to Fuerteventura with a transfer to Gran Canaria .
This route is just perfect for a romantic trip for two or a boat trip. Conventionally, such a journey can be divided into 3 stages:
Tenerife – Gran Canaria (approximately 1 hour 20 minutes).
Transfer by bus to another port will take about 20 minutes.
From Gran Canaria, the ferry takes you to Fuerteventura in about 2 hours.
Fuerteventura Attractions
Corralejo Natural Park
The main attraction of the island is the unique nature reserve of sand dunes. This amazing place attracts thousands of tourists who have nicknamed it local “Sahara” .
The landscape, untouched by civilization, has been strictly protected by the country’s authorities since 1982: construction work of any kind is prohibited on this territory.
Oasis Park
Especially for the little traveler on the island there is the so-called Oasis Park is a place reminiscent of the jungle and the botanical garden at the same time.
Oasis Park, located on an area of 800,000 square meters, will also interest adults. Here you can meet representatives of the animal world from all continents and countries.
Huge reptiles, rare animals and birds amaze with their diversity.
Here you will feel like you are in a real wild savannah! Adults can ride camels, and children can watch interesting shows with the participation of sea lions in the dolphinarium.
Village of Betancuria
For a more relaxing option, head to the village of Betancuria . This is the old capital of Fuerteventura.
The traveler will see the ruins of the oldest Monastery of Saint Bonaventure . In addition, in Betancuria you can visit Museum of Religious Art and Archaeological Museum.
At the church of Santa Maria , which is located in the center of the village, there is a small restaurant. Here tourists will be offered to refresh themselves after a long excursion.
Gustav Winter’s Villa
Gustav Winter’s Villa is one of Fuerteventura’s most unusual man-made attractions.
Located on the peninsula of Jandia, the estate is one of the most visited places on the island. It attracts tourists not for its outstanding architecture and design. The villa keeps a mysterious history. Winter Manor Mystery a has not yet been solved.
The history of villa begins in the late 30s and early 40s of the last century, when the German merchant Gustav Winter bought the land in the area.
An industrialist built a structure whose walls resemble a medieval fortress. He fenced off the area, and round-the-clock security guarded the estate heavily. All residents living nearby were evicted.
All work that was carried out inside this closed area was carried out in complete secrecy . It was forbidden to disseminate information regarding the goals of the work being carried out. The workers of the estate were prisoners of the local concentration camp .
There are many rumors and legends about the purpose of the mysterious building . However, there is no reliable data on what the work was carried out for.
After the end of the Second World War, all traces of the process that took place in the villa were carefully destroyed.
Today the doors of Villa Winter are open to every tourist. It can be freely visited and examined, plunging into the mysterious atmosphere of the past.
Fuerteventura-Lanzarote
Lanzarote is the northernmost and easternmost island and is the fourth largest island in the Canary archipelago.
It is known as “the island of fire-breathing mountains”. And there is also something to see here.
The main attractions of Lanzarote are Timanfaya National Park , Castillo de San Jose, Cesar Manrique cactus park, El Golfo volcanic crater, Cueva de Los Verdes cave.
Despite the fact that Fuerteventura Airport is only only 59 kilometers from Lanzarote Airport, it is more convenient to get from one island to another using the ferry.
Fast ferries run quite frequently (about 7 times a day). Ticket price per person one way is about 27 euros.
It only takes 25 minutes to get from Fuerteventura to Lanzarote. If you do not want to spend money on a taxi, in the same port, you can rent a car for the time that you need.
From other islands in Lanzarote it is more convenient to get by plane.
Surfing in Fuerteventura
Despite the fact that Fuerteventura is considered an island for lovers of peace and quiet, there is also entertainment for outdoor enthusiasts .
The island is dominated by frequent winds that raise coastal waves to a rather impressive height. This is what attracts surfers from all over the world.
For favorable weather conditions, high-quality wave and optimal water temperature, surfers called this place European Hawaii. The long beaches of the Canary archipelago are ideal for surfing all year round.
There is a famous surf school on the island. It is located in the northern part of the island in the city of Corralejo.
Cars are available to those who wish to take the athlete and coach to the places with the highest waves.
It is very convenient that the school has its own surf shop . In it you can buy everything you need for this sport. Here you will find a huge selection of boards, special equipment, as well as other accessories for surfing.
Interesting facts about Fuerteventura and the Canary Islands:
– The symbol of Fuerteventura is goat . Goats are an integral part of the island landscape: the number of these animals here significantly exceeds the local population.
– In Spanish, Puerto del Rosario means Port Roz . However, until 1956, the town had a different name – Puerto de Cabras, which translates as Goat Port. In 1956, the city was renamed, considering such a name dissonant and cutting the ears of tourists.
– Canary Pine has an amazing resistance to fire, it can even respawn after a fire . This plant, unique in its properties, can only be found in the Canary Islands.
– Originally known to all canaries , feathered natives of those same Canary Islands, had a light green color. The bright yellow shade of the bird was obtained as a result of human intervention.
– At the restaurant “ Devil” (El diablo) in the Timanfaya National Park on the island of Lanzarote, the tourist can taste meat and vegetables fried on an unusual grill.
Traveling to Europe during fall means shorter lines, idyllic weather, better deals, fewer crowds, and legendary festivals. For many, this is the right time to visit Europe because the holiday destinations are in their highest season with lively streets.
Moreover, the hotels are at their best price, and autumn is full of rosy apples. Some of the best places to visit in Europe during fall include:
1. Perthshire, Scotland
Also referred to as ‘Big Trees Country’, Perthshire is among the most glorious places in Europe and is full of autumn colors. Some of the most beautiful and stunning spots are found in Knock Hill, Loch Tummel, and the Pass of Killiecrankie.
The array of copper and gold of the tree-covered hillsides is reflected by the rivers and lochs, making it ideal for photo sessions and exploration. Knock Hill is particularly known for its mixed woodlands, heathery viewpoints, and jaw-dropping views from the Highlands’ summit that stretches to the north.
2. Lugano, Switzerland
Lugano is a mixture of colors and tastes that provides good autumn celebration grounds for family and friends. With the traditional Lugano Autumn Festival, the squares and the streets of the old city are converted into a center of life, not to mention the enticing local gastronomical products and tasty wine collection.
Visitors are able to make discoveries of excellent wines from Ticino, and local cuisines from the various grottos found all over the city.
3. Wicklow, Ireland
Apart from the stunning Wicklow Mountains, fall in Ireland is a mixture of beautiful blue skies and trees boasting coverage of brilliant golden hues and waterfalls. Wicklow is also a serene area for hiking activities and the exploration of historical sites.
For instance, Glendalough is an ancient historic site founded in the 6th century by the famous St. Steven and has, with time, become a favorite of many visitors.
4. Prague, Czech Republic
In the fall, Prague is an incredible destination with fewer visitors, and therefore convenient for those seeking to spend quiet, quality time with friends and family. The brews and delicacies in Czech are a perfect hit at this time of the year, with the season’s glow providing a romantic feel for the lovebirds.
Castle Hill provides a panoramic view of the rooftops of Prague. It is easy to take in and appreciate the attractions of the city without being worried about endless noisy crowds.
5. Bordeaux, France
Bordeaux is known to be Europe’s most beautiful holiday destination because it offers exceptional stay filled with human warmth, gastronomy, and history, not to mention the beaches of Arcachon and the vineyards of Saint-Emilion.
Kick off your stay by booking accommodation in one of the city’s guesthouses or apartments at an affordable price. Preferably, you can engage in wine tours and dinner cruises in the traditional city and create lots of worthwhile memories.
6. Hannover, Germany
Lovers of serene green spaces prefer to tour Hannover during the fall because it is a haven of numerous parks. The treasured Eilenriede Forest and Royal Gardens of Herrenhausen are also ideal for nature walks and picnics.
The city is also easy to access because it is centrally positioned in the middle of Germany and is ideal for shopping thanks to the Georgstrase, one of Germany’s most popular shopping streets.
7. Aragon, Spain
The region of Aragon is located in northeastern Spain, and autumn in this beautiful city often means idyllic temperatures depending on where you stay.
It is home to Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, which is made up of an impressive variety of wildlife, fall colors array, and cascading waterfalls.
The Pyrenean Mountain Range is composed of some of the wildest and highest peaks, and the Aragonese Pyrenees defines all the superlatives associated with it.
Depending on the season of your stay, the temperatures range from the upper 70s to mid-60s.
8. Istanbul, Turkey
This exotic destination is ideal for fall travel, as it is somewhere between cold temperatures, winter’s brutal winds, and the extreme heat of summer.
The city is able to control and fight crowds because it has stunning architecture that is easy to understand and follow.
While there, you can stroll down the narrow winding alleyways, which are filled with Turkish music at every corner. Preferably, you can also sample traditional Turkey food such as borek, cheese, and mouth-watering crust with meat fillings or potatoes.
9. Douro Valley, Portugal
In autumn, the Douro Valley becomes a sea of orange, vibrant yellow, and flaming red and terraced vineyards that slope along the riverbanks.
During fall, the region is a hotspot for wine and food, with Douro Valley being the oldest and most demarcated wine region on the earth’s surface.
The stunning landscape is crowded with locals serving wares like meats, produce from the grocery vans, and fresh bread varieties. You can sum up the autumn holiday by cruising along the 125-mile river and enjoying samples of flavorful and fresh grapes.
10. Budapest, Hungary
While on the hills of Budapest, you get a clear view of the river, the warm colors of trees crowding the landscape, and the parliament. Budapest is one of Europe’s most beautiful and romantic cities, and you can engage in sightseeing cruises, among dozens of other activities.
The accommodation hotels are cost-friendly and convenient for those working on a budget.
11. Loire Valley, France
The valleys and hillsides of Loire Valley have over 143 000 acres of grapevines. The vineyards are ablaze in fiery red, vivid orange, and gold, and autumn’s kiss illuminates the surrounding fairytale chateaus and forests.
If you are looking for one of Europe’s best destinations with flavorful wine and vibrant fall color displays, make a point to tour the Loire Valley.
12. Oslo, Norway
During autumn in Oslo, there is a transformation in leaves, and the woodland areas adapt to a new life. This makes the area perfect for foraging expeditions and evening walks. The city is a hub for picturesque parks that form beautiful backdrops on sunny days.
To get in touch with some of the nation’s vibrant autumn foliage, visit Ostmarka Forest and have an experience like no other.
13. Edinburgh, Scotland
Scotland’s capital city is a lively destination ideal for Christmas celebrations. During autumn, it is characterized by beautiful skies and breathtaking landscapes.
Other than the beautiful city, the hotels are best priced, and you can have a Loch Ness tour or visit Edinburgh Castle.
14. Bilbao, Spain
The city has a permanent collection of museums that offers incredible artwork. Treat yourself by visiting the vineyards located around Bilbao that boast beautiful, serene, and therapeutic landscapes.
Spend a day admiring the titanium architecture of Frank Gehry or commercial galleries that are full of pieces you will find nowhere else in the world.
15. Antwerp, Belgium
The city is home to some of the world’s famous and innovative designers. While visiting, ensure you have saved enough for a few designer pieces and be ready to have a new autumn wardrobe.
If you travel by train, you can have a chance to step on one of Europe’s most beautiful railway stations, which is constructed using marble floors and ticking clocks.
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Ready to discover Europe in winter? From Northern-light-filled skies to chic city break escapes, these are the places you need to explore.
What’s so great about Europe in winter? Quite a lot.
Whether you’re looking for the quintessential winter wonderland experience or just want inspiration for a short getaway, these are the spots where you can indulge in a fabulous winter break.
Let’s go!
Tip: Looking for sunnier climes? Read my guide to where to find winter sun in Europe.
Winter in Europe: Destinations You Need to Visit
Rovaniemi, Finland
When it comes to having a claim to fame, few places can compare to Rovaniemi, the capital city of Finnish Lapland.
If you ask me, claiming to be the official hometown of Santa Claus is quite a bold statement.
However, once you set foot in the region, it’s not easy to deny that it is enchanting. Brimming with reindeer farms, husky sledding, and ice skating rinks, it’s rather magical.
Oh, and did I mention the city’s famous Northern Lights safaris? Undoubtedly one of the real highlights of Finland in winter.
Suggested Stay: HAAWE Boutique Apart Hotel Tip: Book this snowmobile safari to experience the best of Rovaniemi.
Zermatt, Switzerland
Embarking on a skiing adventure when it’s winter in Europe is almost a no-brainer. And when you’re in Zermatt, it’s a must.
Set at the foot of Switzerland’s Matterhorn mountain, it’s one of the best cities to visit in Europe in winter.
A gorgeous resort-focused city, Zermatt comes across as a skier paradise. Prepare to LOVE its fresh snowy powder, stunning views, and banging après-ski scene.
Besides the possibility of many a snowy escapade, the town abounds with spas, hearty pubs, and elegant restaurants.
Suggested Stay: Backstage Boutique SPA Hotel
Prague, Czech Republic
The grand and epic city of Prague in winter is a strong competitor for many things. One of them is being the best city in Europe to visit in winter.
Now, while most locals flock to more sunny and warm destinations, you’d be wise to explore its city streets as the cold sets in.
Picture old-world grandeur, stunning hotels and places to stay, with heaps of culture lightly dusted by crisp white snow. Pretty majestic, isn’t it? Welcome to Prague, intrepid traveller.
Beyond the atmosphere winter brings, the nightlife here is impressive as its cosy pubs and the famous European Christmas Market are sure to keep you entertained.
Suggested Stay: Cosmopolitan Hotel Prague
Zagreb, Croatia
Come wintertime and the rise of questions like, ‘Where to go in Europe in winter?’, I’ve got a stunner for you.
The central European capital of Croatia, Zagreb. Cobbled streets within its old city quarter meeting classic baroque architecture create quite the scene.
Zagreb is also home to one of the best winter festivals in Europe. Wondering what to do in one day in Zagreb? The annual Advent in Zagreb festival brings together over 25 markets, ice skating rinks, and stunning illumination events.
And if you want some scenic beauty, take a trip to the nearby Plitvice Lakes National Park, which features 16 terraced lakes and numerous frozen waterfalls.
Suggested Stay: Swanky Mint Hotel
Tallinn, Estonia
Sitting snugly on the fringes of the Baltic Sea, you’ll find the charming city of Tallinn.
An Estonian treasure characterised by turreted castles, mediaeval churches, and decades-old merchant houses.
The city boasts one of Europe’s best-preserved historical centres and falls under UNESCO preservation.
Trust me, exploring its streets and markets in winter is whimsical, but the views from Toompea Castle are pure magic. Tallinn easily makes it amongst the best winter city breaks in Europe.
Suggested Stay: Radisson Blu Hotel Olümpia
Vienna, Austria
Regardless of the season, the capital city of Austria, Vienna, is a must-visit. But there’s something special about the facade the city wears during winter. Once you see Schönbrunn Palace and St. Charles Church dusted with snow, you’ll agree.
What’s there to do, though?
Indulge (or overindulge) in the variety of hot chocolate or sachertorte cake the city overflows with. And while doing so, attend one of the many free outdoor simulcasts of opera, or join the fun at a classical holiday concert.
Suggested Stay: Hotel Brauhof Wein
Reykjavik, Iceland
There are few destinations as perfect for a winter city break in Europe as Reykjavik.
While most other destinations simply muddle through winter, you’ll find abundant things to do in Reykjavik during the chillier months – you could even say it’s when the city is at its very best.
So much so that one of the most significant winter events, the Reykjavik Winter Lights Festival, coaxes thousands to its streets.
The hot springs of Iceland – like the gorgeous Sky Lagoon will warm you up if you want to find the perfect respite from the cold. On the other hand, so will the local Icelandic schnapps.
Suggested Stay: The Reykjavik EDITION
Budapest, Hungary
Another winter destination in Europe that gloriously embraces the season is Budapest. It’s awe-inspiring how well the best things to do in the city adapt to the colder and shorter days of winter.
What most come for in Budapest, however, is the city’s renowned thermal baths, which are a true godsend during winter.
Another way to keep warm while enjoying the city in winter is to indulge in treats like chimney cakes served by the many cafes. You can’t skip ice skating at Vajdahunyad Castle either.
Suggested Stay: Silver Hotel Budapest
Copenhagen, Denmark
The Danish concept of ‘cosiness’ or hygge, as it’s locally known, originates in Copenhagen.
It’s not hard to see why due to the splendid way the city welcomes winter. Pastry shops, cafes, and Michelin-starred restaurants in the city draw inspiration from the season, and you’ll praise them for it.
Sure, you could stay indoors, but dare to step outside. You’ll find attractions such as the Tivoli Gardens and the city’s canals bathed in a wintery glow. Then head on a sightseeing adventure to feast your eyes upon Nyhavn’s buildings set in the winter background.
Suggested Stay: Ascot Hotel Tip: Find out how to spend three days in Copenhagen with this perfect itinerary.
Venice, Italy
What happens to Venice when peak season is over?
Okay, obviously, tourist numbers drop significantly, but something else happens. A quiet, almost surreal atmosphere takes over the city as winter mist covers the canals.
So besides not having a selfie stick poking your sides in massive crowds, what else can you look forward to? Winter in Venice signals the arrival of Carnevale. One of its most famed events, you’ll witness parades of locals extravagantly dressed, brandishing ornate masks take to its streets. Two words — pure magic.
Suggested Stay: Hotel Scandinavia – Relais
Hallstatt, Austria
When you hear the term ‘storybook setting’, I bet that quite a variety of images cross your mind. One of them should be the quaint village of Hallstatt in Austria.
About an hour from Salzburg, it’s one of the best city breaks in winter in Europe.
You can expect the norm regarding winter activities, including skiing, snowshoe hiking, and horse-drawn carriage rides. However, what sets Hallstatt apart is its gorgeous 12th-century churches and the Dachstein Mountains, stunningly tinged in white snow.
Suggested Stay: Heritage Hotel Hallstatt
Amsterdam, Netherlands
What could be better than hearty Dutch food served in cosy restaurants with epic views of snow and mist-shrouded canals? Well, during winter in Amsterdam, only a handful of things. Let me be the first to say that few places personify wintery glory quite like this city.
Its list of attractions is incredible, but one stands out far above the rest.
The annual Amsterdam Light Festival is a global collaboration of the best in modern illumination displays. Each festival follows a theme, and each is unique from the previous. Think of massive drones shaped like butterflies fluttering through a snowy drizzle. And that’s just one example.
Suggested Stay: YOTEL Amsterdam
Lofoten Islands, Norway
If you’re in the mood for some hardcore winter adventures, then the Lofoten Islands of Norway beckon.
Although not for everyone, this icy region draws those yearning for serenity set to the tone of a cold winter’s day.
The perfect way to spend winter for many, indulge in picturesque coastal walks, or tackle the many hiking trails through the snow. Bring your camera, every inch of Lofoten is worthy of a buzzworthy snapshot.
Suggested Stay: Anker Brygge
Transylvania, Romania
Come on, did you think I’d skip the gothic and mysterious region of Transylvania? Exploring the many cities throughout, especially with the looming winds of winter and snow, is a one-of-a-kind adventure.
From the 100 merchants in Sibiu’s Christmas Market to the UNESCO historic centre of Sighișoara and the famous castles of Brașov, what more could you want? How about a trip to Bran Castle? Although not the home of Count Dracula, it’s a fantastic experience nonetheless.
Suggested Stay: Hotel Pin Azuga
Stockholm, Sweden
Saying that Stockholm shines in winter might seem like cosmic irony, but it genuinely does.
Devoid of snow, winter in the city entices visitors with crisp, fresh, icy air. While one can expect things to slow down when this happens, the exact opposite happens here.
Christmas markets fill the streets, spiced glögg flows freely, and wintertime activities go full swing. And no trip to Stockholm in winter is complete without a winter boat cruise or catching a game of ice hockey. I almost forgot to mention that a visit to the oldest open-air museum, Skansen, is also a must.
Suggested Stay: Connect Hotel City
Tromsø, Norway
What’s so unique about a small fishing port in Norway? Well, two things.
The Aurora Borealis and the Polar Night Season. Sure, you can experience these elements in other places, but none come close to Tromsø in winter.
Seeing the northern lights dancing in the skies above you, which, if you’re here from November to January, will always be dark, the town is almost otherworldly.
Dog sledging, skiing, and snowshoeing take on new levels when done to the backdrop of a dark sky illuminated by the northern lights.
Suggested Stay: Radisson Blu Hotel Tromsø
Strasbourg, France
Blending French and German culture perfectly, Strasbourg, on the German border of France, stuns during winter.
Renowned for its Christmas markets that date back to the 16th century, prepare for a sensational time.
The streets fill with scents of mulled wine and bredele cookies, a staple of the city. Then there’s the iconic illumination of the city’s centrepiece — the Cathédrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg.
Suggested Stay: Hôtel Restaurant Athena Spa
Nuremberg, Germany
If you haven’t realised yet, Christmas markets personify winter in Europe. The top contenders for the best, however, overall come second to those in Germany. And Nuremberg takes the top prize with ease.
The Bavarian city transforms almost entirely into a dreamland of Christmas cheer when winter comes.
Hosting the Nuremberg Christkindlesmarkt makes it one of the best places to spend winter in Europe. More than 100 merchants sell everything here, from traditional gingerbread to imaginative knickknacks.
Suggested Stay: The NIU Leo
Abisko, Sweden
Let me, for a bit longer, rave about the Northern Lights. Abisko in the Swedish Lapland, one could think, specifically aims to allow the best experience of this phenomenon.
Sitting north of the Arctic Circle, it does get freezing here, but endure the cold and visit the Abisko Aurora Sky Station.
Providing panoramic views so intimately that you could easily reach up and touch the lights, this is a must for any unforgettable winter vacation.
Suggested Stay: STF Abisko Turiststation
Innsbruck, Austria
Known as the go-to place for the best winter resorts in Europe, Innsbruck, Austria, is a textbook wintertime destination.
Set against the backdrop of Austria’s Alps in Tyrol, proudly wears the crown of an incredible getaway spot.
Here winter activities and cultural heritage blend seamlessly, and you can easily spend the morning exploring its landmarks. And at night, indulge in traditional Austrian winter cuisine. For outdoor lovers, it’s a playground for skiing, snowboarding, tobogganing, and ice-climbing.
Suggested Stay: Hotel Garni Römerhof
Lapland, Sweden
Officially covering the entire Arctic region of Sweden, Lapland is a breathtaking collection of pristine landscapes. Picture frozen lakes, sprawling snow-capped forests, and secluded wilderness retreats.
Yes, taking in the scenery is a must, but other activities like snowmobile excursions, dog sledge tours, and reindeer farm visits are incredible. Naturally (pun intended), this is also a fantastic gateway to the Northern Lights.
Okay, I’ve said enough about the lights, I promise.
Suggested Stay: Aurora Camp Kurravaara
Bruges, Belgium
Filled with mediaeval cities, Europe tends to show off quite a bit. But Bruges in Belgium takes it to a whole new level.
Officially the most well-preserved of these cities, it’s a bewitching destination, especially during winter.
Imagine a city where every tree and storefront sparkles with light displays and twinkling lights. Now add to that the atmosphere of cobbled streets and a piping hot cup of Belgian hot chocolate. What more could you want to do in Bruges, one of the best European cities in winter?
Suggested Stay: Grand Hotel Casselbergh Brugge
Trentino, Italy
An autonomous province in Italy, Trentino is famous for its majestic natural landscapes, imposing mountain ranges, valleys, and lakes. For context, this small province has over 290 lakes (I mean, wow).
Take all of that and bathe it in the air and atmosphere of winter. Explore its landscapes on snowmobiles, hit the mountain slopes, or have dinner in a mountaintop hut. Or pamper yourself at one of its many luxurious spas and wine and dine through its outstanding restaurants.
Suggested Stay: I Dodici Mesi Rooms & Apartments
Lake Bled, Slovenia
Slovenia is a picture-perfect testimony to wintery beauty. Nowhere is this clearer than at Lake Bled. This majestic Alpine lake is one of the best winter destinations in Europe.
Providing views of the Julian Alps, surrounding forests, and Bled Castle in the distance, how could you not fall in love? And when you stay in the small town of Bled, you have easy access to the stunning lake. Trust me on one thing, indulge in a Bled Cream Cake, and your tastebuds will thank you.
Suggested Stay: Čarman House Tip: Use this 4-day Slovenia itinerary to experience the best it offers.
Val-d’Isère, France
How does a winter vacation to the French Alps sound? I bet just reading that sentence puts a smile on your face. And it should. Few places compare to the ski resort of Val-d’Isère, near the Italian border.
A part of the Espace Killy ski area, this is heaven for those on the hunt for a wintery adventure. Nearby Tignes gives you access to Face de Bellevarde and the Grande Motte Glacier.
Suggested Stay: Hôtel l’Aigle des Neiges
Where to go in Europe in Winter: Practical Tips
I cannot stress this enough, winter in most European destinations gets cold. Make sure to pack appropriately, and if you need help with that, check out my essential packing guide.
Although considered low season in most places, winter lovers flock to popular destinations. Book your accommodation well in advance.
To get the most out of wintertime activities, check operating times for those you want to experience. The weather might affect these.
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Where to go on holiday in January. The best selection of countries
January is considered not the best month for a vacation, but you should not be upset. Lovers of healthy winter weather, sparkling snow, sun, magical winter nature, outdoor activities go north and into the mountains. Those who are tired of winter fly south to the countries of eternal summer, where in January you can sunbathe under the hot sun. Where to go on vacation in January?
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Where to go on vacation in January for a beach holiday
Asia
Vietnam
9000 relax in the mountains
Hunting for a holiday
Where to go on vacation in January for excursions and shopping
Where to go on vacation in January for a beach holiday
When choosing a holiday destination, be guided by the climate, so as not to find yourself near the desired sea during the rainy season, storms and typhoons. The best places for a beach holiday in January are provided by the countries of Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Africa.
Asia: Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, Philippines, Cambodia, Goa, Sri Lanka.
Caribbean: Cuba, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Maldives, Costa Rica.
Africa: Kenya.
Asia
In Asian countries, this is the peak season. The most popular country is Thailand. The best places are Phuket Island and the south coast. Visa-free regime, a lot of entertainment, holidays. In early January, they celebrate the usual and Chinese New Year, the festival of umbrellas, etc. Therefore, at this time, tours must be planned in advance. But by the middle and end of January, the price drops.
Vietnam
For recreation, choose the southern regions of the country – Phan Thiet, Phucoc, Nha Trang. Sandy beaches, warm weather, lots of fruits, calm environment, visa-free regime. Suitable for families.
Philippines
Velvet season is in full swing. Beautiful beaches, diving, surfing, exotic nature and many attractions, both natural and historical. Popular places are Boracay, Cebu, Palawan. Visa-free regime. The negative point is the lack of direct flights.
Goa
This is for those who like it hot. It’s really hot in there in every sense. Temperature up to +35 and all the possibilities for a complete “separation”. You can safely go to any resort in the state – it’s hot everywhere, the sea is warm and calm, there are many attractions. Minus – you need a visa.
Sri Lanka
The best places on the southwest coast in Negombo, Bentota, Unawatuna, Weligama. The ocean is warm, the nature is magnificent. Visa is issued at the airport or online. At the beginning of the month, the cost of tours is higher.
Cambodia
Wonderful weather with moderate heat. The beaches of Sihanoukville and Kep offer good diving and snorkelling.
Myanmar
Not a very popular route, but Myanmar’s beaches are just as good as Thai ones. Wondeful weather. There are places to go and things to see.
Caribbean
Dominican Republic. January is the peak tourist season. White sandy beaches, mangrove forests, exotic animals on land and in the sea. You can relax with children, you can enjoy outdoor activities, you can just lie on the beach, enjoying the all-inclusive system. It will be most comfortable on the southwest coast – Santo Domingo, Boca Chica, La Romana. Very high quality service. Visa is not required.
Cuba
For those who love holidays, it is better to go in late December or early January. New Year’s holidays and Cuba’s Liberation Day are celebrated here on a grand scale. For a beach holiday, you should choose the Caribbean coast, the island of Cayo Largo and Santiago de Cuba. It’s warm, dry and comfortable here.
Maldives
Islands of eternal summer. In January, the dry season begins and the flow of tourists increases significantly. There is little entertainment, as this is an Islamic country, but the beaches are magnificent, as is the unique nature. Immersion in nirvana with a complete separation from the asphalt. Visa up to 30 days is not required.
Mexico
The beginning of January is the peak of the tourist season. By the middle of the excitement somewhat subsides. For swimming, the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea are better suited – Acapulco, Veracruz, Merido, Cancun, Playa del Carmen. The weather is excellent, there are many sightseeing tours and local exotics. A visa is not required, only an electronic entry permit.
Costa Rica
Warm and dry on the entire coast, excellent environment, lack of crowds of tourists. Calm, interesting, inexpensive country with rich nature and history. Gorgeous beaches, few compatriots, visa-free regime.
Africa
Kenya. The weather is good in January. The white beaches of Mombasa, the warm sea, national parks with lions, giraffes and huge flocks of pink flamingos await tourists who are not afraid of flights. You can apply for a visa at the airport for $50.
Where to go in January to relax in the mountains
January is the best time for skiing and snowboarding. The choice of ski resorts is huge. From Kaliningrad to Sakhalin in Russia, from Norway to Turkey in Europe. The most popular European slopes are, of course, the Alps. In January, everything is completely ready for the influx of tourists, which peaks at the beginning of the month.
Hunt for a holiday
In January, it’s time to travel to a fairy tale to Santa Claus or Santa Claus.
To Santa Claus in Veliky Ustyug and to Santa Claus in Lapland (Finland). Fascinating trips with full immersion in a fairy tale for children and adults.
There are many other holidays worth visiting in January. The carnival season begins in the Canary Islands in January, the circus festival takes place in Monte Carlo, the fire festival in Scotland, the gastronomic festival in St. Harbin, Amsterdam Light Festival, Ananda Temple Festival in Myanmar.
Where to go on vacation in January for excursions and shopping
In January Europe, Christmas markets are still going on, and unprecedented January discounts will start. A visit to the Czech fair is complemented by excursions in fabulous winter Prague, and sightseeing in Italy is profitable shopping. A trip to any of the European countries will be no less informative than in summer, but more budgetary.
Russia has a huge choice of places for winter excursions and entertainment: Karelia, Murmansk, Baikal, Kamchatka, Sochi, Yakutia, Altai.
Indian Ocean, Caribbean and Transatlantic Cruises
Cruise tours are a good form of vacation for those who crave a lot of new experiences in one trip.
January is not such a bad month for holidays. And it offers no less options than summer, and even more, so the question “where to go on vacation in January” is not difficult.
Where to go to Europe in winter to relax?
Winter is a great time to travel. When frost bites on the cheeks, a blizzard howls dejectedly and the sun hardly shows up, it is especially important to recharge with positive emotions and new impressions. Someone chooses tours to hot countries or tropical islands. Another part of the tourists is wondering where to go in winter to Europe. Christmas markets with New Year’s illumination, mountain trails, northern lights or the ruins of Ancient Greece in the warm rays of the January sun can give unforgettable emotions.
5 reasons to travel to Europe in winter
The cold season should not scare you away. Winter Europe will pleasantly please tourists:
Christmas mood and sales. Where else can you plunge into the atmosphere of a fairy tale, take a picture with a real Santa, try gingerbread with mulled wine, and buy inexpensive gifts for loved ones?
Price reduction. January is traditionally quiet. You will be able to buy tickets or book a hotel room much cheaper than usual.
Mild climate. Thanks to the warm Gulf Stream, most European countries are much warmer in winter than in Moscow. And it’s sunny in the south. The swimming season, of course, is officially closed, but this does not stop hardened Siberians.
No influx of tourists. Sightseeing lovers will be able to safely visit historical sites, feel their spirit, without pushing through the crowd.
Special winter atmosphere. Europe leads a measured, unhurried life in winter, which is interesting to watch from the outside. Sit in a cozy Parisian bar, walk along the snow-covered streets of Budapest, admire the icy castles of Romania, drink hot chocolate in Stockholm, looking at passers-by.
Let’s ride like a breeze
Skiing and snowboarding fans traditionally choose winter holidays in Europe. Where to go to enjoy the speed, beauty of snow-capped peaks and clean frosty air? You will be welcomed with pleasure:
The French Alps with picturesque landscapes and trails of varying difficulty, the total number of which has exceeded 4 thousand.
Switzerland, where St. Moritz is especially famous. It has hosted the Winter Olympics and World Championships several times.
Bavaria, where, in addition to tracks for real extreme sports, there are many gentle slopes suitable for beginner skiers and children.
Slovenia, Czech Republic, Slovakia or Poland, where prices are lower, the infrastructure is not so rich, but the scenery is amazing, and the air is healing.
Together with a child
At the end of December, New Year holidays begin in schools and kindergartens. Many parents are wondering where to go to Europe in winter with a child. A storm of emotions in kids will cause a trip to Finland to the real Santa Claus. His residence is located 7 km from Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland. The child will surely want to sit on the lap of a kind grandfather, ride live reindeer, visit an ice hotel and see an underground park where elves live.
Fairs that open at the end of December in Germany, Vienna, London, Strasbourg, Prague and Brussels can also create a bright Christmas mood. With the whole family, you will immerse yourself in the atmosphere of celebration and fun, become spectators of theatrical and musical shows, stock up on souvenirs, eat gingerbread and traditional dishes. And after January 1, when the celebration of Christmas is over, you can visit local museums and attractions.
Towards the summer
Many people dream of running away from frost and snowdrifts to where it is warm. Where to go in Europe in winter to enjoy the sun and get a tan? Quite a comfortable temperature will please you:
Canary and Balearic Islands in Spain. The air here warms up to +23 degrees. This is enough to get a beautiful tan on the beach. You can swim in the heated pool. True, Russian heroes boldly dive into the ocean, surprising the locals.
Greece. The heat subsides in winter, but the temperature ranges from +15 to +23 degrees. The number of tourists is decreasing, which means that you can safely visit the Diktea cave in Crete, where Zeus the Thunderer was once born. Or the Athenian Acropolis and Parthenon.
Maider Island in Portugal. Here the air warms up above +18 degrees. You can swim in warm pools formed from volcanic lava.
South of Italy. It is especially warm in Sicily, where at +20 degrees you can sunbathe on the beach.
In pursuit of sales
If you time your trip to the discount season, you can save up to 70-90% of the amount when buying stylish designer items. Where can you go in winter in Europe to do your favorite shopping? Reviews of tourists indicate that discounts are the norm for all countries. They start from the last week of December, and reach their maximum in February. The most profitable destinations are:
Berlin. Here you can buy shoes and clothes from famous fashion designers. It is worth going after December 25th. Huge discounts are available for two weeks, people queue up in stores even before they open.
Madrid. People come here for leather bags, shoes, belts. Sales last from January 1 to the end of March, but all the best is sorted out at the very beginning.
Milan. From here they bring clothes, shoes, bed linen, dishes, jewelry. Discount ads are posted on January 4 and removed exactly 60 days later.
Hooray, carnival!
Lovers of fun, dancing and costume shows can safely go to Europe in winter. Where is the best place to go to plunge into the holiday atmosphere, bright colors, balls and fireworks? In February, beautiful carnivals will meet you:
Venice. During the holiday, the city turns into a theater stage. Each year the carnival is dedicated to a specific theme. You can admire the luxurious costumes and masks made in a special Venetian style for a long time.
Barcelona. During the week, the city is filled with animators, jugglers, circus performers. Since the national product is the orange, orange balloons and confetti fly everywhere.
Nice. Tourists will surely remember the giant papier-mâché dolls, as well as the parade of flowers and lights.
Germany. Holidays here are held in several cities at once. It all starts with the “woman’s storm” of the city hall. Then a costume procession starts, during which sweets fly at the audience.
In search of romance
Where can a couple in love go on vacation in Europe in winter? Of course, to Paris. Kissing at the Eiffel Tower. Magical night lights. Wall with declarations of love in Montmartre. Archeveshe bridge, on which you can hang a padlock as a sign of strong feelings. A cafe where you will be given mulled wine and a warm blanket. Even slush on the roads will not be able to spoil your romantic mood.
On the eve of February 14, you can visit the Italian Verona, where the legendary Romeo and Juliet fell in love. The city is beautifully decorated with red heart-shaped lanterns, performances are played on the streets, music sounds, fairs work. On the day of the holiday, interesting events are held in Piazza dei Signori, including a kiss of couples for a minute, after which confetti fly up into the sky – “Sighs of Love”.
Lovers of mysticism
Many tourists are attracted by everything mysterious and unknown. Where to go to Europe in winter to tickle your nerves? Of course, there are many places in the Old World where ghosts live and chilling legends come to life. You can visit:
Dracula’s Castle. It is located in Romania, in the city of Brasov. The ancient walls covered with snow look impressive. Tourists will be introduced to the terrible secrets of Vlad the Impaler, who was immortalized in the famous novel under the name of Dracula. There are several more ancient fortresses in the district, a visit to which will allow you to mentally travel back to the Middle Ages.
Prague in winter is extraordinarily beautiful and, as always, full of secrets. It is here that you can find the House of Faust, meet the spirits of Jan Hus and Yachim Berkha, see the clay Golem at night, animated by Kabbalists.
The city of Edinburgh (Scotland) has the beautiful gardens of Princess Street, majestic castles and the throne of King Arthur, and also Mary King’s dead end.
Occidental Las Palmas ▷ Hotel at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
A new urban hotel in the best location in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
The hotel Occidental Las Palmas **** is an urban hotel located in the center of the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, between the lush beauty of Doramas Park and the Muelle Deportivo.
This avant-garde and functional hotel has 70 spacious modern rooms offering all types of amenities and panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean or the Palm Garden of Doramas Park.
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Among its facilities highlights the Stage Roof Top ideal for relaxing in the sun or cool off in the hot tub with the best 360º views of the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
The Occidental Las Palmas enjoys an excellent connection with the best of the city, its shopping streets, its businesses and its main areas of interest. Just 5 minutes walk from Las Alcaravaneras beach and 10 minutes from Las Canteras beach and Triana shopping area.
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Located on the terrace, guests will find one of the most exclusive areas of the hotel. During the day you can enjoy 360º views of the city refreshing in the hot tub or sunbathing on the sun terrace. At night, it transforms into a vibrant area with music and a unique atmosphere.
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The Occidental Las Palmas hotel offers open-air spaces with guarantees of safety and comfort, as well as healthy and delicious gastronomic offerings.
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Stately palm trees and lush anthurium welcome visitors to Casa de Las Palmas, ushering you back in time to old Hawai‘i. photo by Patrick Stover
By Sara Stover
On an unassuming country road outside of Hilo, perched above the ancient waters of Waiākea Stream, grows a menagerie of rare and endangered palms. Before you even step foot onto the grounds of Casa de Las Palmas (Spanish for House of the Palms), stately palm trees usher you back in time to old Hawai‘i.
Irene and Lars explain how many of the garden’s fascinating palms are from Madagascar, including this towering Marojejya darianii. photo by Patrick Stover
As you cross a smaller stream by way of a carved arch, wander along the moss-covered lava rock walkways, and inhale air perfumed with the scent of orchids, you’ll lose all sense of time and place. A jurassic garden where magical creatures are seemingly beyond the next majestic tree, clad in the ruffly, velvety-soft leaves of Hainan, China’s Alpinia rugosa (tropical shell ginger), you’ll suspect you are returning from another world when you emerge onto the lush lawn at last.
Built to be the late Jerry Hunter’s private retreat, the nearly seven-acre paradise still exudes a sense of serene seclusion. An acclaimed nurseryman, Mr. Hunter established Hilo’s Palms of Paradise Nursery as growing grounds for Rancho Soledad, his California nursery. In collaboration with designer Brian Lievens, he worked to transform this upper Hilo farmland into the botanical dreamscape that Casa de Las Palmas is today. Until his passing in 2012, Mr. Hunter’s garden remained largely a mystery to the public. In 2017, Irene Francis and Lars Woodruffe purchased Casa de Las Palmas from the estate of Mr. Hunter.
“It was love at first sight!” Irene says enthusiastically.
Irene and Lars live on the property, hosting exclusive events. Accompanied by Master, their ebony cat, the couple also leads private tours under verdant canopies of palm leaves and past exotic waterfalls and a shimmering koi pond. Koa, the one-eyed rooster, often joins the revelry, while Marcus, their ginger cat, naps on the lānai.
“The Johannesteijsmannia altifrons is from Malaysia, Borneo, Sumatra, and Thailand,” says Lars, pointing to a palm by the front door that boasts large, triangular leaves. To hear him explain how many consider this very palm to be one of the largest in a private garden, it’s easy to assume that Lars has been studying tropical plants for decades. In reality, everything he and Irene know about the flora is what they’ve learned living at Casa de Las Palmas.
Mastering the Art of Palm Care
New Zealand natives, Irene and Lars spent over 30 years working for the television industry in Auckland, London, New York, and Singapore before they heard the call of Casa de Las Palmas. The couple moved to Hawai‘i Island intent on being stewards of this East Hawai‘i legacy garden, a job that began with clearing the overgrown trails and making major repairs around the garden home, and evolved into a hands-on learning experience.
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“It’s been like climbing up the side of Mt. Everest! But we’ve been fortunate to learn from the best,” says Irene of the help they’ve received from the Hawai‘i Island Palm Society, a group of palm enthusiasts who promote the use of palm trees in private gardens and the general landscape, and perpetuate rare and endangered palms by sharing seeds and plants.
“Casa de Las Palmas’ original master gardener, Cristabol, has also been instrumental in teaching us the art of palm care,” says Lars, affirming that he and Irene follow Cristabol around the garden during his weekly rounds.
“And we spend our evenings studying books about palm trees,” says Irene, explaining that there are around 2,600 species of palms, all of which are one of three shapes. Pinnate palms, like the coconut, have feather-like leaflets that are completely separated from each other. Palmate palms have adjacent leaflets or leaf segments that are joined laterally and fan out like the palm of a hand. And costapalmate palms have leaves that land somewhere between pinnate and palmate in shape.
“This palmate is a Kerriodoxa elegans, from the island of Phuket in Thailand,” notes Lars before revealing that the underside of this black-stemmed palm is reflective.
Preserving Exotic and Endangered Palms
Irene and Lars work tirelessly to maintain Casa de Las Palmas’ original glory, lending their own artistic talent to the property’s improvements. Today, this private estate is available for garden tours, film shoots, wedding photography, and as a romantic location for exclusive events, small weddings, and vow renewals.
Catching the eye of some of the world’s most renowned photographers, the vibrant property has been featured in Vogue Mexico and Jason Dewees’ book Designing With Palms, and been the site of a Nike photoshoot and Love Island film shoots.
In one corner of the garden stands the spiny Aiphanes horrida, a palm armored in spikes for protection. “Learning the Latin names is definitely a brain teaser,” admits Lars. photo by Patrick Stover
More importantly, Casa de Las Palmas is an international sanctuary for the preservation of endangered and rare palms, including the Pelagodoxa henryana, which is considered critically endangered.
“Originally from the Marquesas Islands, it’s now almost extinct there,” laments Lars. “At one point there were fewer than 12 adult trees on the islands. ”
Discovered in 2005, the Tahina spectabilis is faring slightly better for now, with close to 100 trees in the wild. Fortunately, Irene and Lars were able to grow three of this Madagascar palm from one of the first batches of seeds distributed.
Madagascar stands out as the source of an array of rare and fascinating palms, including the garden’s towering Marojejya darianii and the Dypsis mananjarensis, which is commonly called the “mealy bug palm.”
“See the white, waxy powder on the leaf sheath? It looks like a mealy bug, but those are actually the palm’s scales!” says Irene, clearly impressed by a plant clever enough to divert the attention of actual predators by presenting itself as diseased.
In another colorful corner of the garden stands the spiny Aiphanes horrida. Hailing from South America, this palm is armored in intimidating spikes for protection. Although not deadly, a brush with its spikes comes with extreme pain and a 100% chance of infection.
“Learning these Latin names is definitely a brain teaser,” Lars admits, before launching into an effortless, eloquent introduction to the Borassodendron machadonis. “This palm’s seed is the size of a large grapefruit. It’s undoubtedly the biggest seed in our garden!”
First planted in the 1980s, rare palms from Indonesia already soar overhead, the tallest being Sulawesi’s Pigafetta filaris, standing 100 feet tall. And palms aren’t the only flora that seem to grow brighter and bigger at Casa de Las Palmas. Here, the Anthurium cupulispathum are so enormous that a human head could easily be enveloped in its leaves.
Reaping the Benefit of Hard Work
Palms aren’t the only flora that seem to grow bigger at Casa de Las Palmas. Here, the Anthurium cupulispathum are so enormous Lars’ head is easily enveloped in its leaves. photo by Patrick Stover
The ability for Casa de Las Palmas’ plants to flourish can be attributed to the work that Irene and Lars lovingly pour into the garden’s care, paired with an ideal tropical climate. The rainy Hilo weather that the palm trees adore, however, comes at a price. Thriving in the presence of damp, warm conditions, fungus and mold are a threat to the palms.
“To help fight both, we try to give the palms more light and air by pruning all the plants,” Lars says. “We also fertilize, mulch, and weed.”
General maintenance also includes hauling away 1,500 to 3,000 pounds of green waste, which Irene and Lars do every week. In turn, much of the green waste is converted to mulch, which the couple then uses to gradually build the garden’s soil back up. It’s an unending cycle that is not without its challenges.
“The hardest part of owning a huge, tropical garden is the fact that there is never nothing to do!” Irene asserts, before conceding that the hard work is rewarding for many reasons. “The palms’ crowns provide shelter for birds. And the plants’ flowers and fruit attract honeybees searching for food.”
Throughout the garden and across the globe, palm tree preservation and restoration are catalysts for change. The seed of South America’s Phytelephas aequatorialis, or ivory nut palm, is being used as a humane substitute for jewelry once made from elephant’s ivory.
“Perhaps the best part of owning a garden like this is the ability to empty your mind by working in it,” offers Lars. “And those magic moments of finding something new growing or flowering, and the journey of figuring out what it is!” he says of the many plants that self-seed.
Irene and Lars live on the property, hosting events and tours, accompanied by Master, their cat. Here, the palms are safe from danger and the husband and wife duo intend to keep it that way. photo by Patrick Stover
Guardians of the Garden
Globally, the main threats to the palm come from loss of habitat by burning and logging for construction, as well as harvesting the trees for palm heart and destroying them for agricultural land.
What’s especially problematic is that almost all palms only have one growing point. As such, they can’t be propagated using common techniques. The palm tree can only be grown from seed, so when the top is cut off for any reason, a new branch or tree will not grow in its place and the palm will die.
It’s assuring to know that at Casa de Las Palmas, the palms are safe from dangers that might otherwise threaten these enchanting plants. And as stewards of the garden, Irene and Lars intend to keep it that way.
“We are certainly grateful to be the current guardians of this beautiful place,” exclaims Irene. “I also think we are all guardians. Every time we visit a beach or take a walk, our responsibility is to leave a place as we find it, so the next person on that path gets to enjoy it as we do!” ❖
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P.S. City ID #3578 **Occupants must be a minimum of 25 years of age to rent** Sprawling estate home on Millionaire’s Row in the upscale Mid-century neighborhood of Vista Las Palmas in Palm Springs. Open concept floor plan. Mid Mod-inspired art and furnishings. Very private yard with heated heated pool, fire pit, six lounge chairs and umbrellas, covered outdoor dining pavilion, BBQ and stunning mountain views. Las Palmas Retreat is a fabulous Palm Springs vacation home rental where it’s all about relaxing in the sunshine.
This classic property (circa 1961) captures the nostalgic and sophisticated vibe of Palm Springs yesteryear while being very “next century” at the same time. Originally built by the iconic Alexander Construction Company then remodeled and updated by well-known and published Southern California designer, David Neil Livingston. Upgrades include large walls of glass and top of the line sliding glass doors, new bathrooms and the remodeled kitchen featuring stainless GE Monogram and Bosch appliances.
GREAT LOCATION – WALK TO TOWN Vista Las Palmas is the quintessential Movie Star Neighborhood – once the home to celebrities like Marilyn Monroe, Dean Martin, Debbie Reynolds, Joan Collins, and Kirk Douglas. The original Dinah Shore home, now owned by Leonardo DiCaprio, is just a few blocks away. The Elvis Honeymoon House is also very close by.
Prime location – this Las Palmas Retreat is just about a half mile stroll to the world famous Palm Canyon Drive as it travels through the Uptown Design District. You will be an easy walk to the best restaurants, shops, boutiques and night spots. ***** You must be 25 years of age or older to book any Palm Springs Vacation Homes Property. Guests 24 years old or younger must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you are not sure please reach out to us at ***** This property is PET FRIENDLY at an additional charge. Advanced notice is needed. ***** INSIDE Gorgeous in its simplicity as the Alexanders intended – you’ll find clean lines, an open concept floor plan, clerestory windows and large glass sliders that let the light pour in. The living room, dining area and kitchen are all open to each other – providing enough space for your entire group to gather, relax and enjoy.
From here there is easy access to the private pool yard – blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor living. Totally updated for the way we live today, it has all the appointments you would expect – beautiful gas fireplace, high-speed internet and comfortable sleeping quarters. The mid-mod inspired furnishings reinterpret 1960s style without sacrificing comfort. The Las Palmas Retreat is livable luxury – where it’s all about basking in the Palm Springs sunshine.
BEDROOMS Each of the three bedrooms feature a comfortable hotel-quality mattress and luxury linen. The master bedroom features a king bed with comfortable bedding, 50-inch HDTV with cable and AppleTV, a large closet and a sliding glass door that offers a patio with two chairs and direct access to the backyard pool area. It also includes an en-suite bathroom with a single vanity and sink, a walk-in shower and a door to access the backyard a pool area Guest bedroom #2 provides a Queen-size bed, closet and a chair with Mid-century furnishings. Guest bedroom #3 features a Queen-size bed, a reach-in closet, chair with Mid-century furnishings. The Guest bathroom is located in the hallway and in-between the two guest bedrooms. There is a walk-in shower and a pedestal sink.
OUTSIDE This property captures the magic of Southern California living. The unobstructed mountain views are simply spectacular and the West-facing yard is perfectly positioned for unbelievably gorgeous sunsets. Completely walled for privacy – the yard features an heated pool, chaise lounges, fire pit lounge area, covered outdoor dining pavilion and a plumbed barbecue grill so you’ll never have to worry about the tank going dry.
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From the moment you arrive, you are welcomed into your own private oasis.
Nestled on a two and a half acre parcel and tucked away behind private gates, you are greeted with sprawling green lawns and lush desert landscape. The nearby mountain range boasts scenic views and spectacular sunsets year around. The large paver driveway provides plenty of off-street parking for all of your guests. If needed, an additional parking area is available at the back of the property with a private entrance for wedding and event vendors.
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Gather Around
When you enter the large custom home, you’re immediately greeted by a beautifully furnished dining room with an extravagant chandelier and an oversized wood dining room table. This is the perfect spot to host a family dinner or dinner party! The dining set provides comfortable seating for 10 guests and additional seating is available in the kitchen or out on the back patio. The three bay windows reveal the lush landscape and sparking pool, providing the perfect backdrop while you enjoy a meal with friends and family.
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Open Living Space
In the heart of the home, you will find an open concept floor plan consisting of the kitchen with a dine-in table, the adjacent wet bar area with a sink, ice maker, and wine fridge as well as the comfortable family room with plenty of room for lounging. This space is really great for groups because it’s spacious enough that everyone can eat, drink, and sit comfortably. Enjoy a movie or watch the game on the giant flat screen television hung above the fireplace.
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Chef Approved Kitchen
The gourmet kitchen was designed with the home chef in mind featuring high-end stainless steel Jenn-Air appliances, all basic cookware you’d need during your stay, an oversized refrigerator, a massive center island with bar stools for 4 guests, and plenty of counter and cabinet space. Caterers and private chefs love working in this masterfully designed, fully-equipped kitchen! The eat-in dining table has seating for 6 guests. Outdoor dining is available just outside of the sliding glass door with seating for 20+ guests.
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Room for Relaxation
The giant sectional sofa provides an ultra comfortable place to stretch out and watch a movie with the family. The home features 10 flatscreen televisions (3 of which are outdoors), channels and Amazon streaming services. There is Wifi throughout the property as well as a Sonos sound system with multiple speaker points throughout the entire backyard as well as in the kitchen and living room area. The sound system can be controlled manually from a smart phone.
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Retreat to the Suite
Located in the north wing of the home, the Suite offers total comfort and privacy. The Suite features a King bed, private sitting area, and a cozy fireplace with a flatscreen TV. The private en suite bathroom has two large vanities with plenty of storage and counter space, a freestanding soaking tub, an oversized walk-in shower with dual shower heads, and a private commode. The home gym is located just outside the Suite.
For weddings, the Suite can make the perfect Bridal Suite to get ready in for your big day! There is plenty of space for multiple people to get ready. The bathroom is spacious enough to set up a table and chairs for hair and makeup services. Plus, this room is decorated with warm and neutral colors, including an awesome reclaimed wood wall, so your getting ready photos will look nice!
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Comfortable Guest Rooms
Guest Room #1 has a Queen bed and is beautifully furnished with designer finishes like the gorgeous oversized Anthropologie mirror. This Room also works well as a Bridal Suite or Groom’s Suite, and it’s truly an Instagram-worthy space that will look nice in your photos.
Guest Room #2 and #3 are located in the south wing of the home. Both feature Queen beds, futons, a private mirrored vanity with sink as well as a shared jack-and-jill style bathroom with a custom designed walk-in shower.
The Bunk Room room sleeps 6 guests: 2 Queen bunk beds and a day bed with trundle. This room works well for families or groups. There is a bathroom located right outside the room, along with the powder room just down the hallway.
When not in use, the nearby home gym and study both serve as additional sleeping quarters for 2 guests in each room. The gyms has a Full size rollaway beds and the study has a day bed with trundle.
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Private Backyard Oasis
Step outdoors into the private backyard oasis! No expense was spared when planning this outdoor retreat complete with a massive resort-style salt water pool with two cascading waterfalls, an oversized spa, and much, much more! As the sun begins to set, the sky puts on a colorful show contrasting against the purple mountain tops stretching as far as the eye can see.
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Pool Party Time
The massive pool can accommodate all of your pool party needs! Kick back in one of the lounge chairs, or better yet, enjoy a volleyball match. The tanning shelf at the opposite end of the pool is great for a leisurely soak. The pool umbrellas can provide a shaded tanning shelf, a nice feature in the summer. In the evening, unwind in the oversized spa which comfortably seats 12+ guests. The pool lights have a fun color changing feature to match your mood. Choose from upbeat color changing lights or opt for a more relaxing solid color like teal or purple. Pool heating is available by request and for an additional fee. An outdoor Sonos sound system is available for guest use and can be controlled with a smart phone.
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Enjoy the Scenic Views
On the north side of the yard is a pergola with a day bed swing overlooking the sprawling green lawns. This space, or the adjacent area lined with palm trees, both make for an absolutely stunning backdrop for wedding ceremonies! There is plenty of room on the lawn to play yard games like giant Jenga and corn hole. This is also a great place to roll out yoga mats and enjoy a good stretch, fresh air and some sunshine. The entire backyard comes to life again at night with an abundance of landscape lighting, pool lighting, and both pergola areas feature strung bistro lights with a warm golden glow.
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Activities & Amenities
There’s so much room for outdoor actives! The 2,500 sq. ft. covered patio provides shade from the desert sun while multiple ceiling fans will help to keep you cool. With abundant outdoor seating, lounging, and cool hang out spots, there is plenty of space for all of your guests. There are 3 beautifully crafted rustic farm tables on the patio for outdoor dining for 20+ guests. There is also an outdoor living room complete with oversized outdoor sofa set, an exterior fireplace, and 3 flat screen televisions for enjoying movies or watching the game. The fire pit has comfortable seating for 10 guests, plus there are 7 mobile patio heaters. In addition, there is also a putting green with tee box and net, an in-ground trampoline, yard games including giant Jenga and corn hole, a ping pong table, and more!
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Grillin’ & Brewin’
The south side of the yard features a large freestanding barbecue, bar/outdoor kitchen area complete with an overhead pergola cover. A high-end Alfresco grill, an electric smoker, kegerator/refrigerator that fits a full size keg, and an outdoor sink and ice chest make this the perfect entertainers backyard! There are 6 bar height seats for guests, or the seats can be removed if using the bar for walk up service. The barbecue area is well lit at night with the overhead bistro lights strung from the pergola.
Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa
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Enjoy a relaxing oasis with a backdrop of mountains and palm trees at Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa in Rancho Mirage, California. Just a few miles from Palm Springs, our resort offers an ideal escape in the Coachella Valley. Revel in timeless comforts, classic conveniences and modern technologies that have made our luxury resort a desired destination for a sun-drenched getaway.
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Villa Las Palmas 28 – LPR Luxury Punta Mita Real Estate and Vacation Rentals
Punta Mita Resort, Riviera Nayarit, Mexico
3 bedrooms / sleeps 6 /
Sale price: $3,500,000 USD
Total size: 3507.76
Lot Size m2: 456
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Villa Las Palmas 28 embodies the true essence of indoor/outdoor living with a modern pacific coastal Mexican architecture. Nestled within the exclusive Las Palmas de Punta Mita residential gated community and just a short walk from the spectacular warm Pacific Ocean and sandy beaches. The well designed and elegant entrance courtyard welcomes you as one enters.
Villa Las Palmas 28 with spacious covered and uncovered terrace areas, allowing for both sitting and lounging areas, both shaded and unshaded, including a BBQ grill and a private plunge pool on the upper terraces.
This property has 3 luxurious bedrooms; the master bedroom is located on the upper level, with an elegant four post bed, sitting area and large master bathroom, inside shower, Jacuzzi bath tub, walk in closet and a private outside shower for that true tropical Mexican experience!
The master bedroom offers panoramic views over the lush vegetation, palm trees and westward towards the Pacific Ocean and year round sunsets.
The additional two luxuriously appointed bedrooms have private terraces and are located on the lower level in a peaceful lush tropical garden setting for the enjoyment of our guests. 2 of these bedrooms have a King size bed and the other with 2 queen size beds. Each of these bedrooms has a flat screen TV and blue ray DVD player.
The bedrooms have large walk in closets, and each has a spacious luxuriously finished bathroom.
A gourmet kitchen, pantry and laundry room are all located on the upper level to enhance the living experience with family and friends. The living room has a 60” LG flat screen TV with a surround sound system and lots of comfortable seating to relax.
WiFi also available throughout the Villa as well as a Vonage telephone for your use back to the States or Canada.
The Resident’s Beach Club is only a 5 minute walk away, offering ocean activities, full services, with breakfast, lunch, dinner and spa treatments available. Plus a ‘kiddie’ pool and playscape area for your children.
Villa Las Palmas 28 guests also have the privileged use of the Premier Punta Mita Golf Club Membership. The Premier Membership gives you access to a number of additional features that are awesome! These include access to both of the Jack Nicklaus signature golf courses, Pacifico with the “Tail of the Whale” hole and the newest Bahia golf course.
Also with the Premier membership you will have access to the tennis and fitness center. There is a small additional fee for renters to use the tennis and fitness center. Also included is access to the exclusive Kupuri Beach Club, which is the best beach for boogie boarding and offers a beautiful setting with another pool and restaurant. Kupuri Beach club is only a 10 minute golf cart ride within the gates.
2 Golf Carts are also included with your Rental – allowing you to easily get around to all the amenities Punta Mita has to offer. 1 is a 4 seater for a small group and the other is a 6 seater for a larger group. So now you have plenty of transportation to take you and your friends and family to explore all that Punta Mita has to offer.
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Bungalom in San Bartolom-de-Tirakhan
9000 100 m 2 | Plot: 185 m 2 | 3 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | Pool | Storeroom
Bellevue Canarias presents for sale a beautiful and very well maintained bungalow in an excellent location in Playa del Inglés.
Small community, only 8 bungalows per pool. Daily pool cleaning included.
The complex is located in the very center, just 2 minutes walk from the Cita shopping center, but at the same time very quiet.
You can walk to the dunes of Playa del Inglés in just 5 minutes.
On a plot of 185 square meters and approx. 100 square meters of living and usable space, 3 bedrooms, a living room with a new open kitchen,
bathroom (renovated), large conservatory with kitchen, 2 large outdoor terraces and a rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the mountains and the sea.
Fully furnished. New windows, new bathroom, new fitted kitchen and all electrical appliances.
Overall very good condition.
The rooftop terrace offers beautiful views of the mountains and the sea.
Comunidad only €84 per month
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| 500 m 2 | Plot: 2 107 m 2 | 5 bedrooms | 4 bathrooms | Pool | Gardens
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House in Playa de Arinaga, Aguimimims . | 257 m 2 | Plot: 221 m 2 | 5 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms
Playa de Arinaga, country house just 100 meters from the sea and ocean, in a quiet street with little traffic and at the same time close to all services.
It is distributed on two floors: living room, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 patios, laundry room and large garage with attic; Upstairs are two additional bedrooms and a large roof terrace overlooking two streets.
House with many meters and many possibilities, ideal for a family looking for their own space and comfort, with an excellent location in the fashionable city of Gran Canaria, the beach, good restaurants, sports and entertainment centers.
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We offer for sale this beautiful 3 bedroom 3 bathroom detached villa built just 2 years ago with a focus on quality construction and materials used (natural and local).
You enter through an electric gate to a 1100 m2 plot where you can park several cars. A driveway leads to the entrance to a one-story house with contrasting colors between white walls and anthracite stone. Opposite the front door is a storage room (for bicycles, surfboards…) also used as a laundry room.
The entire house is designed with large living spaces flooded with natural light thanks to numerous large windows (PVC) and attention to detail. You can enjoy the 47m2 open plan kitchen/dining/living area overlooking the ype wood terrace and 15m2 swimming pool.
All bedrooms are doubles and have their own shower rooms, none of the bedrooms are en-suite and one of the three bedrooms has
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For two families | 144 m 2 | 6 bedrooms | 1 bathroom
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House in Teror
Solopae. | 417 m 2 | Plot: 542 m 2 | 6 bedrooms | 4 bathrooms | Gardens
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House in Santa Brichyda
Santa Brígida
182 m 2 | 5 bedrooms | 5 bathrooms
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Bungalo in San Bartolom-de-Tirakhan
100 m 2 | Plot: 185 m 2 | 3 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | Pool | Storeroom
Bellevue Canarias presents for sale a beautiful and very well maintained bungalow in an excellent location in Playa del Inglés.
Small community, only 8 bungalows per pool. Daily pool cleaning included.
The complex is located in the very center, just 2 minutes walk from the Cita shopping center, but at the same time very quiet.
You can walk to the dunes of Playa del Inglés in just 5 minutes.
On a plot of 185 square meters and approx. 100 square meters of living and usable space, 3 bedrooms, a living room with a new open kitchen,
bathroom (renovated), large conservatory with kitchen, 2 large outdoor terraces and a rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the mountains and the sea.
Fully furnished. New windows, new bathroom, new fitted kitchen and all electrical appliances.
Overall very good condition.
The rooftop terrace offers beautiful views of the mountains and the sea.
Comunidad only €84 per month
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Villa in the egg
4 bedrooms
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Balos Vecindario
240 m 2 | 5 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | Garage
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Cottage in San Bartolome-de-Tirakhana Maspaloma
160 m 2 | Plot: 200 m 2 | 5 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | Garage | Swimming pool
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Villa in I Eggie
Playa Blanca
9000 190 M | Plot: 581 m 2 | 3 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | Swimming pool
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Las Palmas for lovers – romantic hotels
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Bed&Chic Las Palmas
See on the map. From Las Palmas center – 14.6 km
The picturesque resort is very popular with couples in love, especially attractive for this category of tourists is the mini-hotel Bed&Chic Las Palmas. Each of its 12 rooms is decorated in a unique style, with huge wooden beds, elegant parquet and panoramic windows. On the roof of the hotel there is a panoramic terrace equipped with designer furniture, it will be a great place to watch the sunset and organize a romantic dinner. There is a wide range of restaurants and bars near the hotel.
Couples who want to spend a joint vacation in a calm and uncrowded environment should pay attention to the Hotel Casa Mozart mini-hotel. The hotel was opened in a luxurious villa, which is surrounded on all sides by a lush garden, and five charming rooms are prepared for couples. Some rooms have a huge, colonial-style wooden bed with high legs, while others have a romantic ambience with a rich array of fabrics in different textures. A magnificent recreation area with furnished terraces was equipped in the courtyard of the hotel. Guests of the hotel can diversify their vacation by visiting the snack bar.
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Hotel Concorde
See on the map. From Las Palmas center – 4.9 km
The prestigious Hotel Concorde is also well-deservedly popular with couples; it is separated from the coast by no more than 50 meters. A large proportion of the guest rooms are designed for couples and are decorated with beautiful locally made wood furniture and fine fabrics in earthy tones. The hotel has a wonderful restaurant, from the hall of which a panoramic view of the sea opens, and a recreation area with a swimming pool and sun terraces was equipped on the roof.
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Hotel La Casa de Vegueta
See on the map. From Las Palmas center – 0.1 km
In the historic center of the city is the picturesque hotel La Casa de Vegueta. It was opened in a beautiful old villa and offers guests three luxurious rooms, one of which is designed specifically for couples. Refurbished antique furniture gives a special touch of romance to the room. Priceless works of art were used in the design of the hotel. The central place in the room is occupied by a king-size bed dressed in snow-white Egyptian cotton linen. Also worth noting is the presence of a charming patio, furnished with garden furniture and decorated with live plants.
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Hotel Triana-Teatro
See on the map. From Las Palmas center – 0.5 km
The Triana-Teatro apartments complex is also exclusively couples oriented, both rooms have been decorated in a colorful, youthful style. Huge snow-white beds decorated with designer fabrics and blankets, interesting modern paintings and panoramic windows overlooking the busy city streets – these simple elements made it possible to create an incredibly romantic atmosphere in the apartments. The pedestrian street where the apartments are located is famous for its huge selection of interesting restaurants and bars, as well as shops.
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The most important attraction of the island is the Museum of the Canary Islands (El Museo Canario), which was founded in 1879 and is located in a beautiful historic building. In its spacious halls … Open
For couples looking for a romantic getaway in a unique historic setting, 16th Century Merchant Palace is the perfect choice. They were installed in a 16th century riad and are located in the heart of the historical district of Las Palmas. During the reconstruction, the historical building managed to preserve a number of ancient elements of decoration. A wonderful room is available for couples, furnished with antique furniture and decorated with colorful handmade carpets. One of the main features of the hotel is a wonderful courtyard, which has preserved ancient fountains and sculptures.
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Las Palmas Cruise Port (Gran Canaria). What to see around Las Palmas
Las Palmas International Port, also known as La Luz Port, is the largest port in the Canary Islands. It is one of the three largest and busiest ports in Spain and continues to grow and develop constantly.
With five centuries of history as a port in Gran Canaria, this sheltered harbor has traditionally been a resting place for ships halfway from Europe to Africa and America. The first serious port facilities, similar to modern ones, appeared here at the end of the 19th century; they were built by the British from the well-known company Swanston and Company. Due to its favorable geographical location, La Luz Port quickly gained worldwide importance.
Today, the port of Las Palmas is connected by sea with 180 ports in different countries and on different continents. It can simultaneously serve cruise liners, merchant ships, container ships, local ferries, pleasure and sports yachts. The throughput of the port is up to 1000 ships per month. The piers and pier form a large rectangular “pocket”, which is protected from storms and strong currents, which makes the port bay convenient and safe.
Port La Luz was one of the busiest and most active in the world in 1970s – 1990s, after which, until the early 2000s, there was a slight decline in activity. Now its importance has increased significantly again, it is regaining the status of the most important port in the Central Atlantic. So, for the last year, 2015, the total passenger traffic in the port amounted to more than 2.5 million people, which is almost twice as much as in 2010. The total trade turnover for the past year exceeded 20 million tons.
One of the most important factors contributing to the development of the port, according to experts, is the status of a humanitarian port. The agreement granting this status to the port of La Luz was signed at the beginning of May this year. From now on, it becomes one of the six world ports through which most of the UN humanitarian cargo is distributed. The status of a humanitarian port contributes to the strengthening of La Luz’s position in the international arena.
Another important aspect contributing to the development of the port of Las Palmas is the fact that a free trade zone operates here. The status of an offshore zone has been preserved here for a century and a half, which makes this region especially attractive for businessmen from all over the world.
La Luz Port Director Luis Ibarra has made no secret of his ambitious plans to transform the harbor into one of the main operational and logistical centers of the Atlantic. In particular, negotiations are currently underway with representatives of the commercial and export industries in Brazil to make the port of Gran Canaria the main re-export base for their products supplied to Europe and Africa. The Port Authority calls this project one of the priorities for today. Also among the strategically important areas are the United States and Canada.
The port of La Luz has everything you need to interest Brazil and other major players in the international economy. Thus, today the port offers facilities for storing up to hundreds of thousands of tons of frozen fish, special conditions for storing fruits and vegetables, conditions for storing fuel, etc. Three container terminals have a total length of 1800 meters. The throughput of the port is already 2 million containers per year.
One of the main logistics platforms in the region is the container terminal La Luz, which has been operating for 23 years. It provides first-class services related to the storage and transportation of various goods – in the last two years alone, trade here has increased by 9%. The terminal is constantly being modernized, its total area is 161,466 meters, it is equipped with three berths with a maximum depth of 15.5 meters.
The Opsca terminal, which has been operating for 30 years, also plays an important role. This international terminal has a total area of 42 hectares and a capacity of up to 43,040 TEU. It is one of the most modern in the country and boasts the most high-tech equipment and highly qualified staff.
Among the most important plans for the near future is the commissioning of the new Gesport multifunctional terminal, which will cover an area of 63,000 m. Approximately 5 million euros will be invested in its development and modernization over the next 20 years. This terminal will become an important distribution center for products destined for the African market.
Tourists and guests of the island are greeted by the cruise terminal of the port of La Luz Santa Catalina, where cruise ships and ferries moor. This terminal, capable of simultaneously receiving two large cruise liners, is located near the central part of the city, which is very convenient. It is always noisy and crowded here, guests are provided with all the necessary amenities, including a shopping center, restaurant, car rental, etc. It is this terminal that is the home base for the ships of such large cruise companies as Tui and Aida Cruises, and recently this cooperation was officially extended until 2018.
The development of the port and the port areas is not stopping. Thus, Armas recently confirmed the intensification of construction and design work on the construction of a new large passenger terminal. At the same time, the port authorities announced a tender for the construction of a new large yacht repair center for which a land plot of about 15,000 meters will be allocated.
Undoubtedly, the development of the port, its growth and modernization are in many ways the key to the development of Gran Canaria and all the Canary Islands as a whole. That is why so much attention is constantly paid to this issue.
The northern part of the city is Santa Catalina Park. In many cafes under lush palm trees, there are a lot of people day and night. In the port part of the park there is an interesting Elder Museum (open: Tue-Sun 10.00-20.00, admission fee) – a well-organized museum of science and technology. From the museum, a landscaped pedestrian area stretches past a futuristic sail that hides a bus terminal to Muella Santa Catalina. The sparkling yellow and blue shopping center “El Muelle” houses shops, cinemas, discos, restaurants and cafes. On the other side of the square, a stone’s throw from the 3 km beach of Playa de las Canteras. Thanks to this beach, Las Palmas became the first tourist resort in Gran Canaria. However, today the golden days of the resort are in the past, and young people have moved to the south. A wide promenade lined with palm trees stretches along the entire beach. Hotels and restaurants lined up here, some of which have been operating since the 60s. 20th century A few hundred meters from the shore is the natural reef of La Barra, which turns the beach into a calm lagoon, where children and all those who cannot swim feel absolutely comfortable.
Return by bus from Santa Catalina to the picturesque Doramas Landscape Park, named after the Guanche chief. The park is surrounded by the Catalina Hotel. Next to it is the “Canary Village” – Pueblo Canario. Here you can buy handicrafts and see the performances of folklore groups (Sun 11.30, admission is free). The village was built by local modernist artist Néstor Fernández de la Torre (1887-1938) and his brother Miguel, a renowned architect. The Nestor Museum exhibits works by the artist, but now the museum is under restoration and is closed to the public.
To the south is San Telmo Park, where the main bus terminal of Las Palmas (underground) and the beautiful little chapel of Ermita de San Telmo are located. An elegant Art Nouveau kiosk, decorated with shiny tiles, marks the beginning of one of the oldest districts of the city – Triana. On Mayor de Triana, a long pedestrian street, you will find many magnificent Art Nouveau houses. There are a wide variety of shops and shops here. There is also the Perez Galdos House Museum (open: Tue-Fri 10.00-16.00, Sat, Sun 10.00-14.00, admission is free). The writer was born in Gran Canaria in 1843. He is rightly called the Spanish Balzac. The house itself is a fine example of Canarian architecture.
Next to the museum you will see two beautiful squares – Plasoleta de Cairasco and Hurtado de Mendoza, more commonly called Las Ranas (The Frogs), because in the center of it there is a fountain with two frogs. On Plasoleta de Cairasco, there is a real masterpiece of Art Nouveau – Gabinete Literario, which is considered an artistic and historical monument.
Cross the busy street of Juan de Quesada and you will find yourself in the oldest part of Las Palmas, Veguete. The Spaniards set up camp here in 1478. It is said that Christopher Columbus prayed in the chapel of Hermit de San Antonio Abad before sailing to the New World. Many monuments of colonial architecture have been preserved in this area. You will be pleased to walk along the cobbled streets, admiring the white houses, entwined with bright bougainvillea. The area comes alive in the evenings, when bars and restaurants open almost until the morning.
There is a beautiful 15th century mansion on Colon Street. – House of Columbus (open: Mon-Fri 9.00-19.00, Sat, Sun 9.00-15.00, admission fee). The house is the residence of the first governor of the island. It is believed that Columbus stopped here, although there is no evidence for this. Today it is a curious museum with a beautiful courtyard. The exposition tells about the era of great geographical discoveries. Displayed here are navigational instruments, maps and weapons, a replica cabin on Columbus’ Niña caravel, and pre-Columbian artifacts from Mexico and the Ecuadorian island of La Tolita.
The massive Cathedral of Santa Ana rises around the corner (open: Mon-Fri 10.00-16.30, Sat 10.00-13.30, admission is paid, only through the church museum). The appearance of the cathedral combines elements of Gothic, Renaissance and neoclassical style. Nearby is the Diocesan Museum of Religious Art (open, like the cathedral; entrance from Via Espiritu Santo). See the beautiful cloister and the orange patio, where the silence is broken only by the singing of birds. A modern elevator will take you up to one of the cathedral’s two towers, from where you can enjoy a beautiful view of Las Palmas. On Santa Ana Square, opposite the cathedral, there is a magnificent administrative building – Casas Consistoriales.
Not far from the square, you can see the Atlantic Center for Contemporary Art (CAAM) (open: Tue-Sat 10.00-21.00, Sun 10.00-14.00, admission free), which presents the work of young Canarian artists. The neighboring Canary Museum (open: Mon-Fri 10.00-20.00, Sat, Sun 10. 00-14.00, admission fee) displays a collection of objects dating back to the period before the Spanish conquest. In one of the halls you can see the skulls and mummies of the Cro-Magnons.
Market
Especially popular in Las Palmas is the Begueta Market, which is located on Medisabel Street (open: daily 6.30-14.00). They sell fruits and vegetables, fresh fish, smoked meats and cheeses. There are many good eateries and bars in the market and neighboring streets.
Our two-week cruise to the Canary Islands started from Las Palmas. From the airport to the San Telmo area, where our Hotel Parque was located, we took bus number 60. The ticket price is 2.95 euros per person. On the way 15 minutes. The same bus goes further – to the port in the Santa Catalina area. From the hotel then we went not on this bus, but on a simple bus number 12. The fare costs 1.40 euros per person, the journey takes 6 minutes.
Hotel Parque cost 71 euros per night with breakfast, dinner was also ordered 10 euros per person. Dinner is very simple, but hearty, and for such a price, we are unlikely to have eaten somewhere in the city. Dinner included: broccoli soup or appetizer – spinach sticks, 1 main course: a choice of three dishes (fish, chicken in curry sauce, mushroom risotto), 1 dessert: a choice of 4 types (yogurt, ice cream, pudding, fruits), also included 1 soft drink and coffee/tea.
The hotel is located in the area of San Telmo, it is almost in the old part of the city – 10 minutes walk to the Cathedral. A bus station is located 100 meters from the hotel: it is convenient to arrive from the airport and then go to the port. The room is spacious, large bathroom. Free wi-fi. Not far from the hotel, just 5 minutes away is a large supermarket.
Minus: the beds are moving apart, because the floor is tiled. And poor soundproofing. When in the morning the cleaner in the hallway started making noises, it was already difficult to sleep.
We were at the hotel around 5 pm and dinner started at 8. We decided to take a walk before dinner. First we went to the supermarket. There they stocked up with a local Canarian liqueur – honey rum: Ronmiel. Then we walked a little along the pedestrian street Triana (Calle Triana).
It was getting dark and we turned back to the hotel. Yes, and fatigue from an early rise plus a long flight affected our bodies. We decided to walk around the city in the morning.
We reached the Cathedral of St. Anna (Catedral de Santa Ana). Opposite the cathedral there are bronze sculptures of dogs, after which the Canary Islands got their name. As you know, the Spanish name of the islands – Las Islas Canarias comes from the Latin Canariae Insulae, which literally means “Isles of Dogs”.
From the City Hall (Casas Consistoriales de Las Palmas de G.C) we went to the tiny square of Plaza del Espiritu Santo, on which an old fountain is installed. The style of architecture is slightly oriental – there are balconies everywhere.
We reached the end of the street. Here was a view of the city. The houses seem to be climbing the hillside. Multi-colored houses look like a Lego constructor. They didn’t go upstairs, they turned back.
Christopher Columbus House. It was here that Christopher Columbus himself repeatedly stopped – he spent time here, waiting for his ships to be repaired. The building itself was rebuilt in the middle of the 18th century. From 19For 52 years, the building has been a museum dedicated to the great geographical discoveries and famous sailors of the past.
From the old part of the city we headed towards the hotel past Plaza Hurtado de Mendoza. We went to the pedestrian street Triana. On Sunday morning it was almost deserted. Here is a different style of architecture. The park after which our hotel is named.
We took our things and went by bus number 12 to the port, after 6 minutes we were there.
After having lunch and putting things in the cabin, we went to a nearby shopping center. I needed to buy some cosmetics. An interesting situation happened in a cosmetics store. The sales girl did not know at all where among all the types and colors to look for the cosmetics I needed. And I myself showed her what I needed. My husband laughed and said that if we move to the Canary Islands, then there will already be work for me.
The Santa Catalina Cruise Terminal in Las Palmas is the main port for ferries and cruise ships, so it’s always busy. Located right in the city center, the cruise terminal can accommodate 2 large ships. El Muelle is a very modern shopping center 100 meters away. Directly in front of the terminal is the bus station where local buses leave. In addition, there are many taxis waiting for passengers here. You can easily see everything on foot.
After the smaller capitals of other Canary Islands, Las Palmas, with its 600,000 inhabitants, may seem like a real metropolis
How to get from Gran Canaria Airport to Las Palmas Cruise Port
You can take bus number 60 from the airport to the seaport. The stop is at the airport exit, slightly to the right of the exit. You need to go to the final stop, which is called Santa Catalina, the journey takes 45 minutes. The fare is 3 euros, this includes luggage. The suitcase will need to be placed in the luggage compartment. The bus runs from 6 am to 11 pm, with an interval of 45 minutes. You can find the exact timetable at the bus stop or at the airport building. The final stop is within walking distance from the entrance to the port. Please note that the stop is located underground.
What to see in Las Palmas on a cruise
In the heart of the Vegueta quarter stands the Cathedral of Santa Ana with twin towers. This is the first architectural structure in the Canaries, which was built at the direction of the Catholic kings after the conquest of Gran Canaria in 1478. The construction began around 1500 and took almost 4 centuries, which made it inevitable that several architects and artists intervened in the process. The result of this was the unification of three main architectural styles: Gothic, Renaissance and Neoclassical.
Another fun attraction is the “live” moving sculpture. You can watch it for free at the entrance to the Museum of Technology, which is only 150 meters from your mooring.
The tourist office is located at Calle Leon y Castillo, 17.
Routes, excursions, transport in the port of Las Palmas
Buses with free entry and exit await you near the terminal. Since life here slows down between noon and 3 pm (siesta), this interval is perhaps the best time to land.
Taxis are matte white vehicles with a red stripe on the front doors. Other signs that will help you recognize a taxi are the letters SP (which stands for Servicio Publico) and a green light on the roof or windshield (which indicates that the taxi is free).
A four-hour taxi tour costs about 100 euros. Drivers know all the lovely places.
What to see around Las Palmas
In the northern part of the city (take a bus or taxi from Parque Santa Catalina, but you can also walk) there is a 3-kilometer sandy beach de la Canteras with many restaurants and a pleasant atmosphere.
The south of the island is a resort area, the road to which takes about 50 minutes. There are many good beaches, as well as high-rise hotels.
The best things to do in and around Las Palmas Port (Gran Canaria)
These hotels have been selected based on our own experience and that of other cruise travelers. Determining factors when choosing: proximity to the cruise terminal of Las Palmas (Gran Canaria), the ability to quickly and easily get to the ship, as well as the airport or railway station.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
or simply Las Palmas is a beautiful, cosmopolitan, bustling city where the cultural traditions of Spain, England, Holland, and African countries are intertwined. For all its modernity, it continues to maintain a certain amount of conservatism; here, in the old areas, like nowhere else in the Canaries, you can feel the real colonial atmosphere.
This city, large not only by island, but also by European standards, lies in the north-eastern part of the island of Gran Canaria
, in a picturesque, beautiful place. It is one of the two administrative capitals of the Canary archipelago. The population of Las Palmas is constantly growing and has almost reached 400 thousand inhabitants. Today it is a large, important economic, political and cultural center of the islands, 25 km from the city there is an international airport, and the city port of Puerto de la Luz
, due to its exceptional location, is one of the busiest not only in Spain
but throughout the Atlantic
.
Thanks to the favorable location of the island of Gran Canaria, at one time here, in a convenient harbor, where the city subsequently arose, the Phoenicians also landed
and the Carthaginians
, and the Moors
, and the Genoese
. The first permanent settlement here was founded in 1478 by the Castilian military.
who defeated the local population – the Guanches tribe
. It was not laid on the coast, but a little to the south, on the site of modern Vegeta
(Vegueta) – the old urban area. It is known that in 1492 Christopher Columbus once again stopped here on his way to America.
, a hundred years later, English pirates repeatedly attacked the harbor
, their claims to the Canary Islands
nominated by the Dutch
In a word, the history of the city is full of bright, often tragic moments.
Its rapid development began only in the 19th century, after Sir Alfred Levy Jones opened the Gran Canaria Coal Company here.
, and a port was built near the city. It was at this time that Las Palmas began to expand to the north, the coastline began to be built up. In the 1970s, tourism began to actively develop in the Canary Islands, and this served as another impetus for the development and renewal of the city.
Today Las Palmas
is a cluster of striking historical monuments, modern entertainment centers, shopping malls, office and residential buildings, many luxurious and modest hotels, restaurants, bars and cafes. And near the city you can find several wonderful beaches, the most famous of which are Las Canteras
and Las Alcaravaneras
– long, wide, covered with golden sand and incredibly picturesque. Well, it’s not even worth talking about the opportunities for entertainment of any kind: surfers, divers, fishermen, lovers of hiking and extreme travel, noisy discos and colorful shows are waiting for a lot of discoveries.
Las Canteras beach
Moreover, the climate of Gran Canaria
and the region around the resort of Las Palmas, after lengthy research, has been recognized as one of the most favorable in the whole world, although winter time is inferior to the climate in the south of the island. In total, there are 18 climatic zones on the island.
. Seasonal temperature fluctuations are not particularly noticeable here, it is almost never too hot (only when the wind brings the hot breath of the Sahara
, which is only 180 km from here). The average summer air temperature is +27 degrees, winter is about +24. Of course, it is simply a sin not to use such conditions for medicinal, recreational purposes – in the Las Palmas area, there are many health centers where hydro and aromatherapy, salt baths, thalassotherapy, pressure and reflexology, massages, treatment with algae and mud are practiced.
The capital of the island, Las Palmas, located in the north of Gran Canaria, has a completely opposite climate, environment and lifestyle compared to the south of the island and the unofficial capital of Maspalomas.
The most famous local sights
can be called also known as St. Anne’s Cathedral
, Museum of the Canary Islands, House of Columbus
, Doramos parks
and Santa Catalina
, Bishop’s Palace
, Atlantic Center
contemporary art, Canary Village Museum
. Fans of theatrical art should visit the Perez Galdos Theater
, which has been operating for almost 130 years!
Best time to visit Las Palmas
– this is … any month of the year! Many people prefer to go to Gran Canaria in winter, when we have cold, cloudy days, but here the sun shines and the streets of the city are full of bright greenery and flowers. If you are lucky to be in Las Palmas in February
, you should definitely wait for the famous carnival
, during which the whole city turns into a huge platform with incessant music, various competitions are held, where clowns and jugglers, magicians and acrobats constantly perform, fireworks thunder, fireworks shine and wine flows like a river, every local resident and knowledgeable tourist are looking forward to this bright events all year long, and in anticipation they select costumes and outfits in which they will join the festive atmosphere for several days! Carnival Las Palmas
can be compared if only with Rio de Janeiro
!
In a word, whenever you come to Las Palmas, you will definitely not be disappointed! This city enchants and falls in love with almost everyone!
How to get from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (region) to Alacati
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Travel time 27 min. Fare from €1 Distance 21 km.
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Travel time 7 min. Distance 7 km.
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Fly to Fuerteventura (FUE) from Cologne Bonn Airport (CGN).
Travel time 8 hours 15 minutes Fares from €190
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Travel time 27 min. Fare from €1 Distance 7 km.
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Travel time 7 min. Distance 7 km.
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Fly to Fuerteventura (FUE) from Madrid Airport (MAD).
Travel time 9 hours 25 minutes Fare from €110
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Travel time 4 min. Distance 3 km.
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Travel time 35 min. Distance 14 km.
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Fly to Fuerteventura (FUE) from Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP).
Travel time 8 hours 10 minutes Fares from €160
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Travel time 10 min. Distance 8 km.
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Embarque no ferry Blue Star Ferries no porto de Mykonos.
Travel time 8 hours 40 minutes Fare from €30 Distance 346 km.
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460 m walk from Chios to Chios.
Travel time 5 min. Distance 460 m.
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Take the Tiadhe bus at the Puerto del Rosario stop.
Travel time 27 min. Fare from €1 Distance 7 km.
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Take the Tiadhe bus at the Puerto del Rosario stop.
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Take the KTEL Samou bus at the Samos Airport stop.
Travel time 26 min. Distance 15 km.
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960 m walk from Samos to Vathy Samou.
Travel time 11 min. Distance 960 m.
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7902 m walk from Puerto del Rosario to Fuerteventura Airport.
Travel time 5 min. Distance 7 km.
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Take the Tiadhe bus at the Antigua – Figura de manos stop.
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What is the cheapest way to get from Lasa Palmas de Gran Canaria (region) to Alacati?
The cheapest way to get from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (region) to Alacati is by Air to Chios, the car ferry. The trip will cost approximately €134. Travel time will be 14 hours 5 minutes.
What is the fastest way to get from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (area) to Alacati?
Airplane to Izmir, shuttle transfer is the fastest option to get from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (region) to Alacati. Tickets cost around €193. The trip will take 13 hours 21 minutes.
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10 Bilbao
10th place – Bilbao
Population: 346 574
Autonomous Community: Basque Country
Area: 41.3 km 2
Bilbao is a city that impresses with its life, energy, cultural development and, at the same time, tranquility. The origin of the city’s name is unclear. Some believe that the name comes from the Old Spanish bel vado , which means “beautiful crossing of rivers”, because not far from the city there is indeed a common mouth of three rivers: Nervion, Ibayzabal and Cadagua. However, according to another version, the name of the city was given by a combination of the words of the Basque language bi albo , that is, “the banks of two rivers. ” Today, Bilbao is a thriving city with an ever-improving infrastructure. Bilbao is building a new metro system and new museums. The port, which was formerly located on the banks of the river, has been moved downstream and is now located on the Bay of Biscay, making room for the development of new residential areas on the banks of the river. The city still remains an industrial center, with steel production, energy, machine tools, aeronautics, electronics and information technology as key industries.
9 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
9th place – Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Population: 382 283
Autonomous Community: Canary Islands
Area: 100.55 km 2
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the capital of the island, is located in the northeastern part, in a place of unparalleled beauty, formed by two harbors with beautiful beaches – Playa de las Canteras and Playa de las Alcaravaneras. Founded in 1478, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria can be proud of its important historical and cultural heritage, many monuments of which are located in Vegueta, the oldest quarter of the city, 1990 year included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. According to a study by Thomas Whitmore, Director of Climatology Studies at Syracuse University, Las Palmas has the best climate in the world.
8 Palma de Mallorca
8th place – Palma de Mallorca
Population: 399 093
Autonomous Community: Balearic Islands
Area: 213.55 km 2
Palma de Mallorca is a city of dreams and a real magnet in the heart of the Balearic Sea. Her before n. e. founded by the Romans – do not leave such a convenient and beautiful bay of Mallorca to pirates. Then there were the Vandals, they were replaced by Byzantium, at times tribes from Africa came running, the Moors of Cordoba ruled, then the king of Aragon came, all this gradually became Spain. The tourist boom of the 1960s turned Mallorca into one of the most developed Mediterranean tourism centers. Members of the Spanish royal family spend their holidays at the Mariventa Palace, near Palma. However, the almost complete lack of drinking water, the need for its delivery and underground mining is a serious obstacle to the development of the city and the entire island.
7 Murcia
7th place – Murcia
Population: 439 712
Autonomous Community: Murcia
Area: 881.9 km 2
Standing on the banks of the Segura River, Murcia has been inhabited since the Neolithic and suffered from floods more than once. Nevertheless, many archaeological sites have been preserved on the territory of the modern city, testifying to the existence here in prehistoric times of agrarian and Iberian cultures. Archaeological excavations prove that there was a developed civilization that had extensive trade relations with other peoples of the Mediterranean. Today Murcia is the big “greenhouse” of Spain, famous for its orchards, endless beaches and the contrasts of its landscapes. Real deserts coexist with lush gardens, and modern resort areas with medieval ruins.
6 Malaga
6th place – Malaga
Population: 566 913
Autonomous Community: Andalusia
Area: 398.25 km 2
The friendly city of Malaga lies on the southern coast of Spain, in the heart of the famous resort area of the Costa del Sol. This is the second largest city in Andalusia, famous for its old streets, leafy boulevards and lush gardens. In Malaga, the ruins of the Roman theater and monuments of Arab architecture have been preserved – the palace-fortress of the Moorish kings Alcazaba and the fortress-lighthouse of Gibralfaro towering over the city center. The impressive cathedral of Malaga was built in the Renaissance style in 1528 and was nicknamed La Manquita (“The One-armed Lady”) because its second tower was never built due to lack of funds. There are more than 40 museums and memorial sites in Malaga.
5 Zaragoza
5th place – Zaragoza
Population: 666 058
Autonomous Community: Aragon
Area: 106 km 2
The city was founded in 24 BC. by the Romans and until 380 AD. had the status of a colony of Caesaraugusta, from which the modern name came. Today Zaragoza is the fifth largest city in Spain. It is located at an altitude of about 200 meters above sea level and about halfway between Barcelona and Madrid. However, in fact it is a calm provincial town, with its ancient history, hospitable people and well-developed infrastructure. Zaragoza is a serious industrial center of Spain with branches of the largest European companies. You can also find modern architecture in the city. Here, in 2008, from June 14 to September 14, the world exhibition EXPO 2008 was held, dedicated to the topic of water and its shortage on the planet. For this event, a giant complex with many interesting buildings was built in Zaragoza and a funicular was installed.
4 Seville
4th place – Seville
Population: 696 676
Autonomous Community: Andalusia
Area: 140.8 km 2
According to legend, the ancient hero Hercules founded Seville. The inhabitants of the city still believe in this ancient legend, so the image of the legendary hero serves as an adornment of the Ayuntamento arcade and the Alameda de Hercules street, which was built in his honor. Today Seville is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, the capital of Andalusia. Every year, hundreds of thousands of tourists come here to admire the extraordinary architecture, walk through the legendary places or take part in the world-famous traditional incendiary holidays that will not leave anyone indifferent.
3 Valencia
3rd place – Valencia
Population: 786 424
Autonomous Community: Valencia
Area: 134. 65 km 2
The fabulous city of Valencia is located in the east of Spain on the Mediterranean coast. Its fascinating history began in the era of the Roman Empire – even then the city began to actively develop both culturally and economically. After the Moors captured this territory, Valencia was the capital of the Mauritanian kingdom for a long time. It was during this period that a large number of luxurious palaces were erected in the city, irrigation canals and powerful defensive structures were built, which were subsequently tested for strength more than once. The city is rich in sights – a huge Gothic cathedral (where the cup is kept, which is recognized by the Catholic Church in the person of the Pope as the Holy Grail) with a bell tower known as “Miguelete”, ancient churches, richly decorated inside and out, fragments of city fortifications, including several impressive gates , the medieval Gothic building of the La Lonja silk exchange, ancient urban buildings, elegant buildings of the 19th – early 20th centuries in the Art Nouveau style (Central Market, train station, post office), museums, modern zoo and aquarium. Valencia has been part of the World Heritage of Humanity since 1996
2 Barcelona
2nd place – Barcelona
Population: 1 602 386
Autonomous Community: Catalonia
Area: 100.4 km 2
Barcelona is the capital of the Spanish Autonomous Region of Catalonia, the largest seaport in Spain. The city is located on the Mediterranean coast in the northeastern part of the country. Barcelona is the second most populous city in Spain after Madrid, with over 1.6 million people according to official figures, but it is believed that the city’s actual population is over 2 million. In cultural, economic and commercial terms, the city is one of the most important in all of Europe, the Barcelona agglomeration is the largest on the Mediterranean coast. At present, the main industries are textile, chemical, pharmaceutical, automotive and electronics. It should be noted that in Barcelona there are car assembly plants of both the Spanish company SEAT (Volkswagen group) and such foreign manufacturers as Renault, Peugeot, Ford, etc.
1 Madrid
1st place – Madrid
Population: 3 165 235
Autonomous Community: Madrid
Area: 607 km 2
Archaeological excavations on the banks of the Manzanares River prove that the appearance of man in the vicinity of Madrid dates back to the Lower Paleolithic (about 100 thousand years ago). However, references to Madrid as a city appear much later. It is believed that the city was founded by the Emir of Cordoba, Mohammed I, to protect the approaches to Toledo from the Leonese and Castilians. The name Madrid comes from the Arabic “machra” (water) and “it” (abundance) and means “source of full waters”. Madrid is a leisurely city, quiet and great for leisurely strolls. The city comes alive during football games – Real Madrid and Atlético fans come from all over the country to enjoy the game of their favorite teams. At night, the city is also not like itself – night parties do not stop until the morning, and noisy companies roam from institution to institution. The habitual state for Madrid at night allowed us to call the city one of the party night cities in Europe.
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Jesé Rodriguez. Lost soul – football.ua
Football1/Football2 channel commentator Kirill Krutorogov talks about a PSG player who forgot about football.
Madrid. March 24, 2012. Real Madrid hosts Real Sociedad. It’s the 80th minute of the match. “Creamy” leads with a score of 5:1. 76,000 spectators at the Santiago Bernabeu greeted Ronaldo with a standing ovation, who scored a double. Instead, 19 enters the field-year-old Jesé Rodriguez. This is his debut in the Example and the first appearance in front of the Madrid public. Earlier, in November, he made his debut for Real Madrid in a cup match against Ponferradina. But now it is a completely different, special event in the life and career of a native of the Canary Islands.
BEGINNING
José Mourinho, who then headed almost the world team with Ronaldo, Kaka, Di Maria, Higuain, Ozil, Alonso and others, saw the talent of the young Canterano of the Academy of Madrid. He rejected the young Canales and Pedro Leon, who managed to show themselves in adult football as part of other teams and did not come to Real for free, but sympathized with the club’s pupil. Took on a pre-season tour in the US, allowed to train with the first team. The sympathy of Special One inspired Jesé. He understood that he needed to make an effort, and the transition to adult football would take place at the top level, he would become a full-fledged player of the Galacticos, one of the stars. With an appropriate salary and life prospects.
But Mourinho’s pedagogical methods are very specific. In September 2012, he stopped Jesé from playing in a match for the Santiago Bernabéu Trophy against Colombian Millonarios, in which many of the affiliate took part. Moreover, the entire 2012-2013 season, Rodriguez played for the second team of Real Madrid, which just rose in class, rising from Segunda B to Segunda. He scored 22 goals, becoming the second scorer of the tournament. But the Portuguese did not even involve him in the training of the main team. Thus, Jose made it clear that the guy has no right to relax. Or maybe even then he saw through his nature and tried to re-educate, force him to show willpower, teach him to deal with difficulties, love work, football in himself, and not himself in football … tactical nuance: “We do not have such a position in which he operates in Castile.” There Hese played a drawn forward.
A CLEAR FUTURE AND THE FIRST STRIKE
In the summer of 2013 Mourinho left Madrid and Rodriguez signed a new four-year contract with Real Madrid as a first team player, of course on decent terms. It cannot be said that Carlo Ancelotti really trusted him, but he consistently included the pupil in the application. Hese was not ready to compete with someone from the Air Force trio, but he qualitatively replaced the main stars, sharpening the game and adding speed to it.
Madrid. March 18, 2014. Second leg of the 1/8 finals of the Champions League. Jesse is in the starting lineup for the game against Schalke. There is a second minute of the meeting. Rodriguez is actively fighting for the ball on the right flank of the attack near someone else’s free kick with Joel Matip. Tom is trying to help Sead Kolasinac. He violently flies his hip into the opponent from behind, he falls, screams furiously and writhes in pain …
It immediately became clear that something bad had happened. During the break, Florentino Perez even went down to the locker room to support his player. Doctors diagnosed Hese with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. The prognosis for such an injury is not encouraging – more than six months without football. By that time, the striker was in great shape, scoring eight goals and making six assists.
But what happened did not make the football player think: maybe he is doing something wrong in this life, as well as a serious fire that happened in his rented house a week after the ill-fated match with Schalke. Then a whole floor burned out, a worker and two guards were injured, and the attacker temporarily moved to Alvaro Arbeloa.
Much later, Jesé will say narcissistically in an interview: “I am 100% sure, if it weren’t for the injury that Kolasinac inflicted on me in 2014, I would have become an unconditional player in the Real Madrid base.” The statement is in the subjunctive mood, no one can prove it in any way.
RETURN
He returned to the field after a long nine months of recovery in December. Visual changes caught my eye – the guy didn’t mature so weakly – it was only incomprehensible – it was overweight or an impressive muscle mass. But already in the first match against Ludogorets, he scored an assist, and a week later he scored a goal at the Club World Championship. Real Madrid fans rejoiced at the return of their Jesé, a talented pupil capable of becoming a big star. Ancelotti cautiously allowed the forward to play, trying not to harm. But Rafa Benitez, who came in the summer, did not trust the Canarian too much. It was rumored that the entrenador was unhappy that the player was not focused enough on football – he was too fond of music and led an undisciplined lifestyle.
Zinedine Zidane tried to help Jesé, but the Frenchman saw him only as a rotation player, although he again made good use of the few minutes after substitutions, scoring and giving assists. For some reason, Unai Emery believed in Rodriguez more than others. As head of PSG, he wished the Parisians to buy Real Madrid’s canterano. They paid 25 million euros and gave him a salary of 2.6 million per annum. On the eve of moving to France, Hese, under the pseudonym Jey M, released a song and presented a video in which he was with a thick gold chain around his neck, half-naked girls, expensive sports cars and a bunch of friends. Perhaps someone considered this a directorial move (very hackneyed, it is worth noting). In fact, it was an illustration of the real life of a football player. He did not pass the test of money and fame … But Emery probably saw this clip too late.
Jese went to Paris with his new passion – Aura Ruiz, a model from the Canary Islands and a participant in the popular reality show in Spain “Mujeres y hombres y viceversa” – an analogue, God forgive me, of Doma-2. For her sake, Rodriguez left his previous sweetheart Melody Santana, with whom they had two sons. Aura posed with a guy at a presentation as a PSG player, attracting attention with her magnificent forms, and became a discussed person by French fans and journalists.
A completely new stage in his career began for Jesé. Yet, you see, the difference in the perception of status is too great: in Madrid, he is a talented student of the academy, of which there were many, whose significance is clearly lost against the background of the people of Cristiano Ronaldo and co. In Paris, he is a Real Madrid player, bought for 25 million euros. Unlimited possibilities opened before him … then the thoughts of a possible tragedy, of course, did not creep into their heads with a friend.
Rodriguez played fourteen games for PSG in two years (only twice as a starter) and scored only two goals. Even the initiator of his transition – Emery – quickly realized that he had made a huge mistake, exposing his shortsightedness. Half a year of pale play, criticism from fans bordering on mud spilled on social networks, and Jesé went on loan to the Canary Islands, signing a contract with Las Palmas. But it seems to have been a football illustration of the tale of how Brer Rabbit outsmarted Brer Fox: “Do whatever you want with me, just don’t throw me into the thorn bush.” Having never played for modest Las Palmas, Jesé, like Brer Rabbit, ended up in his own home. And there are a lot of acquaintances for whom he is a superstar with unlimited cash, ready to blow dust off him, talking about his extraterrestrial greatness and injustice towards him from everyone – coaches, presidents, journalists, fans …
SHOWING ABOVE ALL
In his debut match for the Canaries, Rodriguez was remembered for a blunder, not hitting an empty net from a couple of meters. On the field, he looked heavy and distracted. And the first goal, even two (out of three) at once, was scored in a month. Celebrating, he stuck the ball under his T-shirt, letting the world know that he was preparing to become a father again. By that time, the former had already calmed down, allowing Khesa to see the children. What he was incredibly happy about on Instagram. And in general, he did too much for the show. She and Aura, an experienced reality TV contestant, made another show out of their lives, exposing every step, every action and every thought in stories.
The third son was supposed to be born in July, but it happened ahead of schedule, in June, and, as it turned out, he was born with a serious pathology – the lungs of the baby, who was named Nyan, did not have time to form properly. Therefore, he is forced to spend the first months of his life in the hospital, and breathe with the help of a special device.
In the summer, Rodriguez was not averse to staying on loan in the Canary Islands, as part of the underdog Examples – it’s not hard to guess why. But the club refused to renew the agreement, considering his performance and statistics unconvincing, and behavior outside the football field unacceptable. The 24-year-old striker did not see football as his priority, rather, as a burden that did not allow him to always live the way he showed in his video – with endless parties, a crowd of people who idolize him and complete reliability.
Fiorentina planned to loan Jesé for two years with an option to buy for 10 million, but PSG, for some reason, refused and sent him to Stoke City. There, Mark Hughes called the Canarian an “elite footballer”. And he loves that kind of treatment. At first, the coach was going to build the team’s game around a star rookie. But that was not about football. He explained his scattered state, as well as constant absences to the Canary Islands, by the situation with the child and the fact that the family needs him, and he cannot do otherwise. How not to treat this with understanding? Moreover, it seems like Rodriguez constantly posted photos with a sick baby on Instagram as a report of his suffering. Increasingly, Stoke City supporters learned about Jesé’s life from this social network, and not from previews or reviews of the team’s matches.
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Something strange happened in November. The football player asked the leadership of the “potters” for a known reason and flew home, and his girlfriend published an angry message that he never got to her and the child. True, just a few hours later, Aura already posted joint photos.
In December, Hese habitually watched the Premier League match against Swansea from the bench, and when Mark Hughes made the third substitution in the 70th minute, without releasing him on the field, the Spaniard freaked out and voluntarily left for the locker room. After that, the coach promised to fine Rodriguez, noting that he was very upset due to personal problems and the lack of stable match practice: “We let him know how to behave in the future.” But he still did not have a football future as such. Despite the incident, the Canarian, having enlisted the support of the coach and the club’s functionaries, took time off from the next match against Tottenham, explaining that the child had a complication, and went to Spain. He moved the baby along with Aura to a Madrid clinic and disappeared for a month. More precisely, Rodriguez disappeared from football, and so he regularly posted stories and photos on Instagram, informing subscribers about the situation with Nyan. There, in the hospital, they celebrated Christmas, the first for the “little warrior,” as his father called his son.
INSTAGRAM WARS
And on January 27, thunder struck. Right there on Instagram, of course. Jesé announced that his relationship with Aura Ruiz had come to an end, expressing his hope that they could continue to live separately but peacefully. The girl was clearly against it. After 12 days, she wrote that during this time the football player had never visited the baby and did not ask about his condition. After that, Khese came to the hospital, stayed there for seven minutes and disappeared again. Later, the footballer appeared on the air of two Spanish TV channels, in which he explained the problems in football with the situation with the child for whom he lives and whom he tries to help with all his might.
To which Aura posted an angry message:
“Keep flying private jets, posting thousands of dollars worth of diamond photos, buying cars and branded clothes while your son needs everything. His clothes are washed by hand in a small sink, and he himself sleeps on a couch.”
The most interesting thing is that Rodriguez continued to ask the coach for time off to visit his sick son. And he really flew to the Canary Islands, but did not get to the hospital, as the former tirelessly reported:
“Your son is not well in the hospital, but you are great at the party! At work, you say you’re going to Nyan’s, but he hasn’t seen dad for a long time.”
“You’re an hour away from your son, but you don’t bother to visit him. It’s not difficult for you to fly four hours on a plane to have a drink with friends, but it’s difficult to spend an hour to visit your son.”
The football player himself no longer bothered with the answers of the mother of his child.
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Low 12:28am (0. 91m)
High 6:46am (2.05m)
Low 1:22pm (0.82m)
High 7:40pm (1.86m)
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07:32
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07:57
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18:19
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Low 1:43am (0. 97m)
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Low 2:53am (0. 97m)
High 9:09am (1.93m)
Low 3:30pm (0.86m)
High 9:55pm (1.92m)
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Low 4:00am (0. 93m)
High 10:14am (1.94m)
Low 4:25pm (0.84m)
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Low 4:56am (0. 86m)
High 11:08am (1.96m)
Low 5:11pm (0.80m)
High 11:34pm (2.09m)
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Low 5:43am (0. 78m)
High 11:53am (2.00m)
Low 5:52pm (0.75m)
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07:33
Sunrise
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Sunset
18:22
Dark
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High 12:12am (2. 16m)
Low 6:24am (0.71m)
High 12:32pm (2.04m)
Low 6:29pm (0.71m)
Daylight
First light
07:33
Sunrise
07:59
Sunset
18:23
Dark
18:49
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There are usually quite a few people on the Playa Martianez from September to March.
Air and water temperature
From April to November the air temperature at Playa Martianez is perfect for sunbathing. The swimming season at Playa Martianez occurs from August to October, when the water is warm and comfortable for swimming.
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Playa Martianez rarely experiences rain from April to September. Generally, the weather is good.
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The 10 Best Beach Hotels in Playa de Martianez, Puerto de la Cruz
Puerto de la Cruz, Spain
Playa de Martianez beach
7. 6
nice beach
2 336 reviews
Playa de Martianes is located next to the lake of the same name and is considered the main beach of Puerto de la Cruz. Nearby there are restaurants and numerous car parks . In the beautiful landscaped garden waterfalls with filtered ocean water rush down. The beach is notable black and volcanic sand. The water depth here is sufficient for both swimming and surfing .
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Estudio para tres en Martianez
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Puerto de la Cruz
– 20 m from the beach
Located in Puerto de la Cruz, Apartment for three by the sea has a balcony. This complex with a garden is located on the seafront.
What a super location with stunning sea views!
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8.3
Very good
88 reviews
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€46
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Le Terrazze 11
Puerto de la Cruz
– 50 m from the beach
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Located in Puerto de la Cruz, just 300 meters from San Telmo Beach, Le terrazze 11 provides beachfront accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, a terrace and free WiFi.
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Excellent
1 reviews
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LE TERRAZZE 4
Puerto de la Cruz
– 50 m from the beach
Offering an outdoor pool and sea views, LE TERRAZZE 4 is set in Puerto de la Cruz, 200 meters from Lago Martianez and 700 meters from Taoro Park.
The location was amazing, right across the street from the beach and so many great restaurants within 3 blocks.
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9.9
Superb
71 reviews
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LE TERRAZZE 6
Puerto de la Cruz
– 50 m from the beach
LE TERRAZZE 6 is located in Puerto de la Cruz, 800 meters from Playa del Muelle Beach and 300 meters from Lago Martianez Lake.
It is the perfect place in the perfect location. Everything was neat and tidy, the apartment was super quiet and very well equipped. The host was extremely helpful and going out of her way to make sure I had everything I needed. I would go back there anytime!
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Superb
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LE TERRAZZE 1
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Puerto de la Cruz
– 50 m from the beach
Boasting a balcony with pool views, an outdoor swimming pool and a terrace, LE TERRAZZE 1 can be found in Puerto de la Cruz, close to Lago Martianez and 1 km from Taoro Park.
good location close to beach and old town facilities
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9.6
Excellent
82 reviews
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Bahia Principe Sunlight San Felipe
4 stars
Puerto de la Cruz
– 50 m from the beach
Bahia Principe San Felipe Resort is located next to the sea, just 400 meters from the Martíanez Lakes pool complex.
excellent food, lovely room, stuff is super nice
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8.1
Very good
523 reviews
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Ocean Vistas 24
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Puerto de la Cruz
– 100 m from the beach
Featuring pool views, an outdoor swimming pool and free WiFi, Ocean Vistas 24 can be found in Puerto de la Cruz, close to Playa del Muelle, Lago Martianez Lake and Taoro Park.
Splendid view, spotless clean, modern interior design.
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Sol Costa Atlantis Tenerife is ideally located 50 meters from Martinez Beach and the artificial lakes of Lago Martinez. It features a spa, outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi.
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Lovely Stay Studio by TOR
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Offering pool views, Lovely Stay Studio by TOR is an accommodation located in Puerto de la Cruz, 100 meters from Playa Martianez and 500 meters from San Telmo Beach.
Perfect location in the heart of the city, plenty of bars, restaurants, shops nearby. Fully equipped kitchen, washing machine in the bathroom. The apartment is small but has everything needed for a great stay. Spotless clean.
Additionally, the staff is extremely polite, approachable and friendly. Well done, thank you for your service!
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Featuring a balcony with sea views, an outdoor swimming pool and a terrace, Palm Beach View can be found in Puerto de la Cruz, close to Playa Martianez and 500 meters from San Telmo Beach.
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Located in the heart of the tourist resort of Puerto de la Cruz, in the north of Tenerife, Sol Puerto de la Cruz Tenerife offers a pool and garden. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
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On your next trip, consider a Lanzarote vacation home rental for your accommodations. There are 2 vacation homes in Lanzarote resorts. Vacation home rentals are generally appealing for many reasons. Some of the foremost being cost savings, more space, and no tips or service charges that are associated with hotel rooms. Vacation rental homes have kitchens for cooking, living rooms for gathering together and offer the appeal of living in a real neighborhood and soaking up the rhythm of the locals.
With our friendly, responsive customer service and extensive informational website, renting a Lanzarote vacation home from Owner Direct Vacation Rentals is a breeze. Find your perfect location and home size to suit your needs, no matter what your criteria. We have vacation homes in La Santa, Playa Blanca, Puerto Del Carmen and many more locations.
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Weather Ibiza – Ibiza Beach Cruise | Float Your Boat
The average temperature in Ibiza is 17,9º C, a very pleasant temperature. In June, July and August, the average temperature is about 26º C, perfect for all the people who is coming to the island. The annual insolation reaches 2.732 hours of sun, to compare, London insolation reaches 1.468 hours. The average humidity is high, more or less 71%, and it’s because Ibiza is an island, so the humidity levels are always higher than other places, but the annual rainfall is about 439 mm. It´s very unlikely that it rains in Ibiza in summer.
The thermal oscillation (difference between highest and lowest temperature) is low throughout the year because Ibiza has a very soft climate, so there aren’t very cold or hot days.
Spring and autumn are long, but summer, the hottest time of the year, is the longest season because of the proximity of the African continent. This fact allows that Ibiza receives warm winds.
Of course, July and August are the hottest months of the year, with an average of 26º C, while winter is short and mild. The coldest months are January and February with an average of 12º C and temperatures do not usually drop below 5º C on colder days.
The best months to go to travel to Ibiza are June, July and August. There are many reasons to go to Ibiza, but beach and party in these months are the best motives to come here. In the summer all Ibiza is a party. You will find the best DJs of the world playing here, with people from all the countries of the world, and a lot of activities to do.
Ibiza is the centre of the world in summer. There are a lot of clubs and accommodation, so this season is the best to come to this magical island, but Ibiza is not only party and music.
If you come to Ibiza in other season, you will find a quiet place with a lot of historic monuments, museums (like archaeological museum and modern art museum), hippie shops and a different gastronomical proposal. Everybody want to come to Ibiza in summer, but there are a lot of people that is coming in the other seasons to enjoy the other face of Ibiza.
When to travel to Ibiza island?
In fact, travel to Ibiza is a pleasure the whole year, but summer season is always special. If you want to visit us in summer you have different possibilities. You can fly to Spanish peninsula, and there are a lot of cities with direct flies to Ibiza, some of them are Barcelona, Bilbao, Madrid, Palma de Mallorca, Valencia, etc. Other possibility is fly directly from one of the European cities like Rome, Munich, London, Amsterdam, Lyon and much more.
If you are coming in summer, you can catch a ferry, this is a huge boat and you can bring here your own car.
Ibiza has many faces, so you can come here with us when you want. You can enjoy our clubs, our island and our culture the whole year, but if you are coming in summer you can choose your own Ibiza. This island has a huge party zone, and it’s amazing, but you can find as well a very quiet part for relax yourself, enjoy the weather and live with us.
In Float Your Boat we are ready for you the whole summer. Contact with us, get your tickets and enjoy an exclusive party in a private boat with the best weather of the Mediterranean Sea.
December Weather in Ibiza, Spain – 2022 – Winter Sun Expert
Ibiza is the most prominent of the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea. The nightlife in Ibiza Town and San Antoni is world-famous, with major European nightclubs having spots on the island. It is 150 km (93 Miles) from the city of Valencia. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The official language of the island is Catalan.
Asides from the thriving nightclub scene, Ibiza is also well known for its quiet villages, yoga retreats, beaches, bars, and shops. There is also a historic side of the island in Ibiza town, that could be explored, and the island is an intersection of many cultures like Punic, Byzantine, Muslim, Roman, Phoenician, and Catalan.
There is a thriving natural environment in Ibiza. Like the Posidonia Oceanica which is part of the World Heritage declaration because they help in maintaining the marine ecosystem and the preservation of the sand on the local beaches and the clean clear waters. Ibiza is a great location to enjoy your holiday, surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, beautiful scenes, arts, shopping, and other leisure opportunities.
Weather December 2022 in Ibiza Spain:
Generally, December in Ibiza will be slightly on the colder side, with an average temperature of around 62°F / 17°C. The humidity will be low during the month. You can expect around 7 rainy days, with on average 1.4 inches / 36 mm of rain during the month of December.
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Contents
1 December weather in Ibiza Spain
2 December weather in Ibiza Spain in more detail
2.1 – What will the temperature be in Ibiza in December
2.2 – Can you expect rain in December in Ibiza?
2.3 – What will the water temperature be in Ibiza for December
2.4 – Can you expect in December a lot of sunny days in Ibiza
2.5 – Will it be comfortable in December in Ibiza?
3 What to do in Ibiza Spain in December
4 Is it humid in Ibiza Spain in December?
5 Is December a good time to go to Ibiza Spain?
6 Does it rain all day in Ibiza Spain in December?
7 Is December the rainiest month in Ibiza Spain?
8 Is December the most sunniest month in Ibiza Spain?
9 More information about Ibiza Spain
10 Weather in Ibiza Spain in other months
11 What to do in Ibiza Spain for each month
December weather in Ibiza Spain
To get a good overview of the type of weather you can expect in December in Ibiza, we will look at the day and night temperature, minimum and maximum water temperature, and if December is comfortable or humid
Generally, December in Ibiza will be slightly on the colder side. Historical data shows that you can expect an average temperature of around 62°F / 17°C. The humidity will be low during the month. During the night, it will cool down to around 44°F / 7°C.
Ibiza has rainy days in December. You can expect around 7 rainy days, with on average 1.4 inches / 36 mm of rain during the whole month.
The forecast for December 2022 is based on historical data and are averages. They will give a good indication what you can expect, but the daily temperature and rain will fluctuate during the month.
December weather in Ibiza Spain in more detail
To get a better feeling for the type of weather, you can expect in December in Ibiza, we will look at the temperature, rain, wind, humidity, water temperature, and sun and clouds
– What will the temperature be in Ibiza in December
Generally, you can expect in December an average temperature of 62°F / 17°C during the day and an average of 44°F / 7°C during the night. In December, during the warmest part of the afternoon, the temperature can often get as high as 73°F / 23°C, and at the end of the night, it can get as low as 32°F / 0°C.
When looking at the whole year, January is the coldest month, with an average temperature of around 60°F / 16°C. July and August are the hottest months, with an average temperature of around 89°F / 32°C. When comparing December with the temperature in the month before and after, this is almost equal to November, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 66°F / 19°C. And almost equal to January, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 60°F / 16°C.
Day and night temperature variation for Ibiza during the year.Day and night temperature variation for Ibiza during the year.
But average temperatures only tell half of the story. It is also good to check the maximum and minimum temperatures. When looking at the whole year, August is the hottest month, with a temperature of around 100°F / 38°C. January is the coldest month, with a temperature of around 71°F / 22°C. When comparing December with the temperature in the month before and after, this is slightly lower than November, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 78°F / 26°C. And almost equal to January, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 71°F / 22°C.
In the following graph, you can see how many cold and hot days you can expect in Ibiza each month:
Day and night temperature variation for Ibiza during the year.Day and night temperature variation for Ibiza during the year.
– Can you expect rain in December in Ibiza?
Generally, you can expect about 7 rain days in December, with on average 1.4 inches / 36 mm of rain.
When looking at the whole year, July is the dryest month, with an average rainfall of around 0.1 inches / 2 mmmm. November is the wettest month, with an average rainfall of around 1.5 inches / 39 mmmm. When comparing December with the month before and after, this is slightly less than November, which sees around 1. 5 inches / 39 mm of rain. And almost equal to January, which sees around 1.4 inches / 35 mm of rain
Rain days for Ibiza during the year.Rain days for Ibiza during the year.
If we look at the number of days with rain, July is the month with the least amount of rain days with an average of between 1 and 2 days. April and November And are the months with the most rain days with an average of between 6 and 7 days When comparing December with the month before and after, this is almost equal to November, which sees an average of between 6 and 7 days of rain. And equal to January, which sees an average of between 6 and 7 days of rain
– What will the water temperature be in Ibiza for December
You can expect in December, the water temperature for Ibiza to be between 66°F / 19°C and 59°F / 15°C.
To compare the water temperature we will use the maximum water temperature. You can expect this temperature on a more sunny day, close to the shore, when the wind does not mix the relatively warmer and colder water.
August has the highest water temperature, with an average of between 80°F / 27°C and 82°F / 28°C. February has the lowest water temperature, with an average of between 59°F / 15°C and 60°F / 16°C. When comparing the water temperature from December with the month before and after, December has a water temperature slightly lower than November, with a water temperature of around 71°F / 22°C. And slightly more than the water temperature from January, that is around 60°F / 16°C.
Water temperature for Ibiza during the year.Water temperature for Ibiza during the year.
– Can you expect in December a lot of sunny days in Ibiza
Generally, you can expect around 11 sunny days in December and around 12 partly sunny days. The remaining days will be cloudy.
When looking at the whole year, January is the month with the highest number of sunny days, with around 12 sunny days. May is the month with the lowest number of sunny days, with an average of between 6 and 7 sunny days. When comparing December with the number of sunny days in the month before and after, it is almost equal to November, with an average of between 10 and 11 sunny days. And almost equal to January, with around 12 sunny days
The number of sunny, partly sunny, and cloudy days for IbizaThe number of sunny, partly sunny, and cloudy days for Ibiza
We have looked at the sunny days in Ibiza. Let’s also look at the cloudy or overcast days. January is the month with the highest number of cloudy days, with around 9 cloudy days. July is the month with the lowest number of cloudy days, with an average of between 0 and 1 cloudy days. When comparing December with the number of cloudy days in the month before and after, it is almost equal to November, with around 8 cloudy days. And almost equal to January, with around 9 cloudy days
– Will it be comfortable in December in Ibiza?
Generally, December in Ibiza will have a low humidty, and will feel very comfortable.
We use the humidity and temperature in Ibiza to calculate the Wintersun Expert Comfort level for each month. The lower the Wintersun Expert Comfort level, the more comfortable it will be. Only for certain people, extremely dry air can feel slightly uncomfortable.
When looking at the whole year, January has the lowest humidity, with a Wintersun Expert comfort level of “comfortable” (very dry air). July has the highest humidity, with a Wintersun Expert comfort level of “slightly uncomfortable” (moderately humid). When comparing December with the month before and after, this is slightly more than November, which has a Wintersun Comfort level of “comfortable” (very dry air). And more than January, which has a Wintersun Comfort level of “comfortable” (very dry air)
Wintersun Expert Humidity / Comfort level for IbizaWintersun Expert Humidity / Comfort level for Ibiza
What to do in Ibiza Spain in December
Cova de Can Marca: this is a natural cave system that could be explored by snowbirds. For a fee to go on tours, you can see and experience wonderful bioluminescent life thriving in the caves, adding a mysterious glow to the environment.
Dalt Vila: A UNESCO site, the Dalt Vila is the oldest and highest part of Ibiza Town built in the 16th century by Charles V. In this area, you will see a long stretch of old walls that were constructed to fend off enemy attacks, cannons, and other remains of the islands past.
Island of Es Vedra: This is an uninhabited island off Ibiza’s southwest coast, which is also a protected natural park. It is a beautiful place to capture the rugged landscapes with your camera, and also see some of the wildlife in the area including goats, lizards, and falcons.
Aquarium Cap Blanc: This is sure to be an unforgettable experience. The aquarium is located underground, in a sea cave where local fishermen used to trap lobsters. At this attraction, snowbirds will be able to admire different marine species like rays, morays, and conger from raised boardwalks.
Is it humid in Ibiza Spain in December?
A lot of people ask interested in the humidity or relative humidity for Ibiza Spain in December. But the real question they want to ask is not about humidity but the amount of moisture in the air. Or better, about comfort. Will it be comfortable in December in Ibiza, or will high humidity make it uncomfortable.
To answer this question, we have to look at the dew point. Relative humidity can change a lot in Ibiza during the day and night, as it changes when the amount of moisture changes and, but also when the temperature changes. It is a lot less reliable for comfort. Where the dew point only varies with the amount of moisture in the air.
Looking at the dew point, we can see that for the month of December, you can expect that Ibiza will have a low humidty, and will feel very comfortable.
January is the month with the most comfort. It will have very dry air, and can feel somewhat uncomfortable for some people. But will be fine for most.. July is the most uncomfortable month. It will be moderately humid, and can feel slightly uncomfortable for some. In the graph, you can see that there is a significant difference between the most comfortable and most uncomfortable months
Humidity level for IbizaHumidity level for Ibiza
Is December a good time to go to Ibiza Spain?
Trying to answer the question of whether December is a good time to go to Ibiza is not as easy as it first seems. Some people like colder weather, and others prefer a warmer climate. Some are fine with some humidity, and others are not. If your location has air conditioning, the night temperature is less important.
These are some examples. I will try to answer the question with a more generic person in mind. The more detailed information in this article should be enough to check further if this applies to you as well.
If we look at the average temperature for Ibiza in December, we can see that it will be on the colder side for most. In December, you can expect it to be slightly on the colder side, with an average temperature of around 62°F / 17°C. As the humidty is low, it will feel very comfortable. During the night, it will be around 44°F / 7°C.
The number of overcast days is more than 5, but you can still the sun with around 11 sunny days and 12 partly sunny days.
The last aspect we will look at is rain. You can expect around 7 rainy days, with on average 1.4 inches / 36 mm of rain during December. More then 5 days rain per month makes the chance higher you will see some rain during a shorter stay. But a day with rain does not mean a day you can not enjoy.
We have looked at the average day temperature, the night temperature, humidity, the number of overcast days, and the rain. We think that December in Ibiza Spain is not the most optimal destination. But that doesn’t mean it is not a good time for you to go. As said before, each visitor has their own preferences when it comes to the weather.
Does it rain all day in Ibiza Spain in December?
In Ibiza, it does not rain all day in December. You can expect around 7 rainy days, with on average 1.4 inches / 36 mm of rain during the month.
Another way of looking at the rain is the number of sunny days. For Ibiza Spain, there are, on average 11 sunny days and 12 partly sunny days in December. That clearly shows that it is not raining all the time.
Is December the rainiest month in Ibiza Spain?
December is not the month with the most rainy days, and not the month with the most rain.
To answer what the rainiest month is in Ibiza, we will both look at the month with the most rain, and the month with the highest number of rainy days.
April and November are the months with the the highest number of rainiest days. On average, you can expect 7 days with rain. July is the month with the lowest number of rainy days, with aproximately 1 day.
April and November are the months with the most rain. These are not equal to the months with the most rainy days. On average, you can expect 1.5 inches / 39 mm of rain. July is the month with the least amount of rain. This is not the same month as the one with the lowest number of rainy days. You can expect approximately 0.1 inches / 2 mm of rain.
Is December the most sunniest month in Ibiza Spain?
December is not the month with the most sunny days, not the month with the most partly sunny days, and it is not the month with the lowest number of overcast days.
To answer what the sunniest month is in Ibiza, we will of course look at the month with the most sunniest days, but also look at the month with the biggest number of days that are sunny or partly sunny.
January is the month with the highest number of sunny days. On average, you can expect 11 sunny days, and 12 partly suny days. May is the month with the lowest number of sunny days.
July is the month with the highest number of sunny days and partly sunny days combined. While February is the month with the lowest number of sunny days and partly sunny days combined.
The last thing we will look at is the number of overcast days. July is the month with the lowest number of overcast days. While January is the month with the highest number of overcast days.
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Weather in Ibiza in May.
Sea water temperature.
Average day temperature:
21.0°C
Average temperature at night:
17.8°C
Sea temperature:
18.7°C
Number of sunny days:
25 days
Day length:
13.8 – 14.7 hours
Number of rainy days:
1 day
Rainfall:
14.8 mm
Air temperature in Ibiza in May, °С
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Sunny, cloudy and cloudy days
According to data collected over the past 5 years, almost all days of May are sunny. Cloudy and overcast days are unlikely.
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This chart displays the amount of rainfall in a given month and will help you estimate the likelihood and intensity of rain in Ibiza in any given month.
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This chart shows the average wind strength for each month. With it, you can determine the windiest and calmest months of the year.
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This chart shows the average number of hours per day that the sun’s rays reach the earth’s surface. This indicator is affected by both the length of daylight hours and cloud cover. For calculations, we used the daily cloudiness indicators for the last 5 years.
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Sea water temperature throughout Ibiza island warms up above 20°C/68°F and it is enough for comfortable swimming. The warmest sea temperature in Ibiza today is 21.7 degrees (Cala Saona) and the coldest water temperature is 21.2°C (Portinat).
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What to do in November in Playa De Las Americas, Tenerife – 2023 – Winter Sun Expert
Playa de las Américas is a purpose-built resort in the southern and southwestern part of the municipality of Arona, near the adjacent municipality of Adeje, in the western part of Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands.
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Before we have a look at what you can do in Playa De Las Americas, let’s first look at the weather you can expect in November.
Contents
1 November weather in Playa De Las Americas Tenerife
2 Things to see and do in Playa De Las Americas
3 Shopping in Playa De Las Americas
4 Activities in Playa De Las Americas
5 Restaurants in Playa De Las Americas
6 More things to see in Playa De Las Americas
7 More information about Playa De Las Americas Tenerife
8 What to do in Playa De Las Americas Tenerife in other months
9 Weather in Playa De Las Americas Tenerife for each month
November weather in Playa De Las Americas Tenerife
To get a good overview of the type of weather you can expect in November in Playa De Las Americas Tenerife, we will look at the day and night temperature, minimum and maximum water temperature, and if November is comfortable or humid
Generally, November in Playa De Las Americas Tenerife will be really nice. Historical data shows that you can expect an average temperature of around 77°F / 25°C. Due to the dry air, it will feel very comfortable. During the night, it will cool down to around 62°F / 17°C.
Playa De Las Americas Tenerife has some rainy days in November. You can expect around 5 rainy days, with on average 0.9 inches / 22 mm of rain during the whole month.
The forecast for November 2023 is based on historical data and are averages. They will give a good indication what you can expect, but the daily temperature and rain will fluctuate during the month.
Things to see and do in Playa De Las Americas
Playa De Las Americas has many things to soo. With help from our visitors we have dived a list of things to see in. If you have any sugestions or improvements for this list, please let us know.
Playa Troya
BeachThroughout the Year
Playa Troya beach is ideal for swimming.
Playa Honda
BeachThroughout the Year
Playa Honda beach is rocky making it great for rock climbing.
All Saints Day – Public Holiday
Event/FestivalNov
All Saints’ Day is celebrated on the first of November. The Church honors the Christians who have achieved full spiritual maturity. This occasion venerates all the holy people who are being canonized by the Church. Families throw a party and go to Mass on this day.
Avenida Las Americas
OtherThroughout the Year
At Avenida Las Americas, there is a musical and well-illuminated fountain.
Piramide de Arona
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At Piramide de Arona different performances are held for entertainment.
Shopping in Playa De Las Americas
Shops and restaurants stay open during the winter in playa de las Americas or nearby. Plenty of shops offer alcohol and tobacco at prices cheaper than elsewhere in Europe. Sunday market in Los Cristianos and one on Thursday and Saturday in Costa Adeje. A fair number of shops shut on Sundays.
Oasis Shopping Center
C. C Parque Santiago 6
Siam Mall
Activities in Playa De Las Americas
Fishing
No doubt a few visitors would love to fish in the crystal clear waters of the Canary Islands. There are sports fishing tours where you can catch some pretty interesting aquatic games and toss them back into the ocean.
Whale and dolphin watching
The waters around the Canary Islands are among the best for whale and dolphin watching. There are open-bottom boat tours where you can get to see these majestic creatures in full view.
Explore the promenade
The promenade is an amazing oceanfront attraction that predates the resort and links it to Los Cristianos. You can catch amazing water views as you walk along or visit any of the restaurants and markets around here.
Beaches
A visit to playa de las Americas is nothing without spending some time lounging on any of its 3 amazing man-made beaches. The water is great for swimming, and the weather is perfect for sunbathing.
Restaurants in Playa De Las Americas
Shops and restaurants stay open during the winter in playa de las Americas or nearby.
Vegas Grill
Restaurante Pasta y Vino
Empire Modern British Restaurant & Steak House
MERLION
China Garden Chinese Restaurant
More things to see in Playa De Las Americas
Loro Parque
Bird lovers can visit the Loro Parque to see different species of colorful parrots, flamingos, penguins, and other endangered species. The park has some of the largest icebergs you’ll find outside the Arctic.
Siam Park
Siam Park is the largest water park in all of Europe and has a number of entertaining rides and attractions with a Thai theme.
Piramide de Arona
The Piramide de Arona is a sort of theatre and hosts flamenco dancers. The entertainment is top-notch, and an internationally renowned choreographer leads the groups.
Playa Troya
Playa Troya is the most popular beach in the resort with calm waters perfect for swimming in. It also has all the amenities a beach needs, like showers and umbrellas.
Avenida las Americas
The Avenida las Americas music fountain is best viewed in the latter part of the day as the light effects in the water that goes with the music are simply stunning. It is in front of the Piramide de Arona so you can enjoy both shows simultaneously.
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Sea temperature in november in Playa de las Américas
Average sea temperature in Playa de las Américas in november 2023.
In november, according to seasonal norms, the sea temperature in Playa de las Américas is:
Minimum:
21.2°C
Average:
22.4°C
Maximum:
23.4°C
Other useful seasonal weather averages in november:
Outside temperature: 20.8°C to 22.5°C
Most common weather: “Clear/Sunny“
The wind blows at 21km/h
It rains a total of 23mm, over 1 day(s).
Should we swim in Playa de las Américas in november?
Yes! The water temperature in Playa de las Américas in november is pleasant
Swimming in november is pleasant in Playa de las Américas and the surrounding area. The sea temperature is 22.4°C on average (min/max: 21.2°C/23.4°C), allowing you to swim for a long time and enjoy water sports.
Note also that in november, the climate is perfect with an average outside temperature of 21. 62°C, 22.38mm of precipitation (over 1 days) and 72.38 % humidity.
Water and normal seasonal temperatures in Playa de las Américas in november
October
November
December
Average sea temperature
23.5°C
22.4°C
21°C
Minimum sea temperature
22.7°C
21.2°C
19.5°C
Maximum sea temperature
24.6°C
23.4°C
22.1°C
Average outside temperature
24°C
22°C
21°C
Maximum outside temperature
25°C
23°C
21°C
Minimum outside temperature
23°C
21°C
20°C
Wind speed
16km/h
20km/h
21km/h
Wind temperature
23°C
21°C
20°C
Precipitation
18mm
23mm
21mm
Number of days of rain
1 jour(s) (2%)
1 jour(s) (3%)
1 jour(s) (3%)
Humidity
75%
73%
72%
Visibility in kilometers
9. 95km
9.89km
9.91km
Cloud cover
12%
16%
16%
Our opinion
pleasant swimming
pleasant swimming
pleasant swimming
Swim elsewhere on the island of Tenerife in november
Swim on the island of Tenerife in november: sea temperature by city
90,000 water temperature in Plaiya-de-American (Spain) in November
Is it possible to swim in Playa de Las Americas in November? All information about the water temperature in the Atlantic Ocean in November. Historical data, comparison and analysis.
Analysis of historical data on water temperature in Playa-de-American in November
#minimum
20.0 ° C
#average
22.4 ° C
#maximum
24.0 ° C
Average temperature in Atlantic Ocean in Playa de Las Americas in November is 22.4°C. This is the most comfortable water for swimming in any body of water, especially on a hot day. This temperature range is recognized as the most optimal for long bathing.
The minimum water temperature in Playa de Las Americas in November is 20.0°C, the maximum is 24.0°C. In recent years, at the beginning of the month, the temperature here is at around 23.3°C, and by the end of the month the water warms up to 21.8°C.
The average water temperature in the first decade is 22°C, in the middle of the month – 22°C, and at the end – 22°C.
Table of sea water temperatures in Playa de Las Americas in November for recent years
9000 de Las Americas and the forecast for the next week, see the link: seatemperature. ru/current/spain/playa-de-las-americas-sea-temperature
Find out the temperature of sea water in more than 12,000 cities and resorts around the world. The water surface temperature values are available in real time. There is a forecast of changes in water temperature for the coming days, as well as historical data on sea surface temperatures for all days of recent years.
We use data from a variety of sources, including the National Centers for Environmental Information (NOAA), weather services around the world, data from more than a thousand buoys around the world, satellite systems to scan the surface of the oceans and seas.
Sea temperature in Playa de las Americas in November
Is it warm enough to swim in Playa de las Americas in November? The highest sea water temperature in Playa de las Americas in November was 24.4°C, and the lowest was 20.7°C. The average sea temperature in Playa de las Americas in November is 22.6°C and therefore suitable for comfortable swimming. To find out the sea water temperature today and in the coming days, go to the section Water temperature in Playa de las Americas today
To get an accurate forecast for the sea temperature in Playa de las Americas for any chosen month, compare two years within a 10 year range using the chart below. You can also view the data in the form of a graph of temperature changes in November. In addition to the sea water temperature in Playa de las Americas, for the selected years, the table also shows the maximum and minimum temperatures for each day in November.
Water temperature
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Select two years to compare:
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2021
Min.
Max.
November 1
23. 5°C
23.2°C
22.2°C
23.9 ° C
November 2,
23.3 ° C
23.9 ° C
4 November
23.4
22°C
24.4°C
November 6
23.3 ° C
22.6 ° C
21.8 ° C
24.1 ° C
November 7,
23.2 ° C
21.7 November 8,
23.3 ° C
22.4 ° C
21.5 ° C
23.8
November 10
23.2°C
22.3°C
21.6 ° C
23.8 ° C
November 11,
23.2 ° C
22.4 ° C
21.8 ° C
23.5 ° C
2 November 12.1 November 12.2.2.2.22 2 November 12.12 ° C
21.9 ° C
23.3
22.3°C
21.3°C
23.6°C
November 15
23.2 ° C
22.3 ° C
21.4 ° C
23.5 ° C
Day
8
2022
2021
Min.
Max.
November 16,
23.4 ° C
22 ° C
21.30063 21.8 ° C
21.3 C
21.9 ° C
21.5 ° C
23.2 ° C
November 20
23 ° C
21.9 ° C
C
23.2 ° C
November November November 2 23.1°C
22°C
21.3°C
23.1 ° C
November 22,
23 ° C
22.1 ° C
21.3 ° C
23 ° C
22 C
23.1 ° C
November 24,
22.8 ° C
21.9 ° C
20.9 ° C
22.9 ° C
25,
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22.8°C
November 26
23 ° C
21.6 ° C
21.1 ° C
23 ° C
November 27
23. 1 ° C
C
21 ° C
23.1 ° C
9 November 28,
22.7 ° C
21.8 ° C
20.8 ° C
22.9 ° C
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21.8 ° C
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November 30
22.5°C
21.8°C
21 ° C
22.8 ° C
The average water temperature in Playa-de-American in November for decades
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2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
2015
22.5 ° C
23.30064
21.9 ° C
21.8 ° C
22.8 ° C
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One of the things I love about visiting Lanzarote is the incredible fish and seafood, plus masses of tapas. How I don’t waddle back onto the plane is a mystery. So I’ve picked a few of my favourite restaurants, the best places to eat in Playa Blanca with kids.
While normally I’d focus on the ones which are great with kids anyway, this being Spain, it means everywhere is pretty family-friendly. High chairs are standard, some have kids’ menus but all are happy to adapt adult dishes to toddler appetites or even create something special.
My daughter’s first trip came aged three months (when she wasn’t eating much, I admit) and most recently we’ve been back aged nine, so they’ve definitely stood the test of time.
For places to stay in Playa Blanca with kids, check out these villas from Jet2Holidays
Restaurante Brisa Marina, Playa Blanca
Right in the heart of Playa Blanca – by the perch with the two parrots – Restaurante Brisa Marina (Juan El Majorero) is as full of Spanish family groups as tourists.
You’ll find a lot of Canarian favourites here, including the famous papas arragudas, the small salty potatoes in their wrinkled skin with mojo sauce, plus wonderful fish and seafood and a kid’s menu.
In peak season, you can expect queues (especially with limited numbers inside when we visited in summer 2021) but it’s worth the wait – staff are busy but friendly, so not the best if you’re short of time, but otherwise slip into Spanish time, gaze out to the water and relax.
La Taberna tapas bar, Marina Rubicon
A visit to the marina’s market is another regular favourite whenever we visit Playa Blanca, with lunch by the seafront after browsing the stalls.
And La Taberna is perfect for lunch, with a whole string of tapas options (plus child-friendly options on the menu if they don’t fancy sharing) at shady tables overlooking the sea.
It’s easy to get carried away, with deep-friend baby squid, garlicky prawns, a whole string of meat and fish dishes, plus side dishes galore. Save room for ice cream around the corner though.
It’s worth remembering that everywhere along this stretch gets very busy on market days, Wednesday and Saturday, so try to arrive a little earlier on these days.
For more ideas, check out my guide to the Canary Islands with kids
Bistro del mar, Marina Rubicon
Formerly the Cafe del Mar, this is another of my favourite spots along the marina – not least for its fantastic ice cream.
Around the corner from the restaurant proper, there’s a takeaway section with a huge range of flavours and some of the best ice cream in Playa Blanca so we always make a stop even if we don’t eat in.
But if you want a sit down meal, the menu here includes enormous (really, huge) pizzas and fresh fish.
There are plenty of restaurants to pick from here, all with a great view of the yachts and sea, but with incredibly slow service at some others, Bistro del Puerto gets extra points for the staff too.
Restaurante Luna Rossa, Playa Blanca
It might seem odd to be recommending an Italian restaurant in Spain, but Luna Rossa is so good, it would be a crime to miss it.
Further west from the main stretch of Playa Blanca, along the seafront towards the lighthouse at Punta Pechiguera, there are some great views out to Fuerteventura (it’s worth booking ahead if you want a table right by the balcony).
The menu has masses of choice, including fresh fish, but also some great seafood pasta (including squid ink versions on the specials) and pizza – if, like my daughter, you can’t finish the whole one, you can take it away too.
Add in little touches like complimentary dough balls (forget Pizza Express, these are salty, pillowy and addictive), delicious wine, desserts and some of the friendliest staff we came across and it’s well worth visiting.
Restaurante Mar Azul (formerly Restaurant Placido), El Golfo
A short drive from Playa Blanca, El Golfo is always worth a trip – for the food as well as the scenery, including the bright green pool of Charco Verde.
After driving through Lanzarote’s volcanic landscape and past the salt pans, the white buildings of El Golfo suddenly appear overlooking the sea.
Again there’s a string of restaurants along the coast overlooking the sea – our favourite was always Restaurant Placido, which now seems to have combined with next door Restaurante Mar Azul, but it just as good.
Fabulous paella (if someone will share), limpets in season, wonderful baby squid and a whole selection of fresh fish – so fresh you’ll see them on the beachfront with the catch at times – plus local classics like mojo sauce for the bread and Canarian potatoes.
They will also whip up some chips for a small girl with big blue eyes and a beseeching gaze… And you can spot the chef cleaning fish down on the rocks by the waves, watched by expectant seagulls!
We come here pretty much every time I visit Lanzarote, easily one of my favourite places to eat near Playa Blanca.
There are also shady umbrellas and glass panels for days when the sea breeze is blowing, and a playground at the edge of the village – although Minnie was just as entertained by the cats prowling for leftover fishy scraps.
For more ideas of things to do in Lanzarote with kids, check out this post for my top 10
Former favourites: now closed
These great child-friendly restaurants in Playa Blanca have sadly now closed but you’ll find alternatives to all of them above.
El Peregrino, Playa Blanca
This might not have the sea views of some of the other tapas bars in town, but the food easily makes up for it.
Chalked up onto the blackboard there’s cheese and meats galore, some fantastic twists on classic tapas such as steak with onion marmalade or artichokes with ham, and some great wines by the glass.
It’s on Calle Correillo, keep an eye out for the barrels at the front.
For more ideas, check out my guide to the Canary Islands with kids
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Best Places to Eat & Drink in Lanzarote
I’ve put together a list of the best places to eat & drink in Lanzarote with the help of some of my good friends who live on the island!
** These photos are not from any of these restaurants. I don’t have any, but I don’t like to write blogs without photos as I find them hard to read 😛 ! **
La Taberna del Puerto, Puerto Calero ($$)
Located in the beautiful harbour of Puerto Calero is La Taberna del Puerto. This restaurant is famous for its paellas and other rice dishes and is said to serve the best in the area.
If you like fish, you should try the classic fideua dish; fresh fish, a variety of tapas (appetizers) and salad.
Casa Tere, Playa Honda ($$-$$$)
The restaurant is in a lovely location on the promenade at Playa Honda and serves some of the best tapas on the island. The food is all homemade and very delicious. Give the goats cheese tarts and meatballs a try!
Casa Tere is frequented by locals as well as tourists.
La Orilla Beach Bar, Playa Honda ($$$)
Good for cocktails & picoteo (small bites)
The food and cocktails here are very tasty! The downside is the portion sizes of the meals are rather small, and quite expensive. However, it’s a beautiful place to sit and enjoy the view over the beach and the quality of the products is great!
Cofradia, Old Town Harbour, Puerto del Carmen ($$$)
Fancy some fresh fish, tapas, or seafood? Head to Cofradia. With delicious food and an outdoor terrace overlooking the boats in the harbour, you have yourself the perfect spot!
La Veletta, Old Town Harbour, Puerto del Carmen ($$$)
Right next to Cofradia, is La Veletta. It has a very similar vibe to its neighbouring restaurant and is equally delicious!
Vino+, Puerto del Carmen ($$$)
Vino+ has become a hotspot in PDC and so it’s necessary to reserve a table or you won’t get in. This place is pretty overpriced to be honest but it has a great atmosphere and both the food and service is good!
Best Places to Eat & Drink in Lanzarote
Lava bar, Puerto del Carmen ($$)
The Lava bar is in the same square as Vino+, has live music, great cocktails and a ‘grill your own meat’ option on your own personal hot plate! This is a great place to do something a little different!
P. S. The cocktails are amazing and the guy can make you anything you want if you ask for it! I had a passion fruit mojito that wasn’t on the menu and it was that good, I had 2 more 😉
El Goloso, Biosfera Shopping Centre, Puerto Del Carmen
This restaurant is located in the main shopping centre of Puerto del Carmen, on the same floor as McDonalds. It probably isn’t somewhere you would usually think about going to eat, but the pizzas here are probably one of the best pizzas on the island!
The pastas are also homemade.
Restaurante Cala de Luis Leon, El Charco ($$-$$$)
Luis Leon is a well known chef on the island and so you can expect to eat a great meal here. The restaurant is located in El Charco de San Gines in Arrecife, which is a beautiful harbour where all the small boats dock. There are many restaurants in the area and there is a great atmosphere.
The croquettes, tomato bread, burgers, ribs and steak are all to be recommended.
La cascada, Puerto del Carmen ($$$)
This restaurant is one of my good friends favourite restaurant. She swear that the ravioli starter de rabo de torro is one of the best things to eat on the menu.
Other items that this restaurant is known for is their meat; specifically their cordero or wagyu.
La Ópera – Playa Honda ($$)
Located in Playa Honda close to Deiland shopping center, with plenty of parking. They have a great selection of lunch specials and it is a popular spot among the locals. Favourite items include their meat, fish, ribs and wine.
Best Places to Eat & Drink in Lanzarote
La cantina – Mexican, Puerto del Carmen ($$)
Mexican cuisine has become one of my favourites over the past few years so I have to include a good Mexican restaurant in this list! La Cantina has really good food and is on the main strip of puerto del carmen.
El Pisquito, Arrieta ($$-$$$)
If you enjoy eating tapas, this restaurant in Arrieta is a great place to go! It’s located on the seafront and has some of the best fish and octopus on the island.
The Black Buffalo, Puerto del Carmen ($$)
If you like ribs you have to check this place out! The BBQ ribs are great and the price is extremely affordable! We had a sharing platter and it was huge, we couldn’t finish it. They have a jack daniels BBQ sauce which is delicious and definitely worth a try!
La Bodega de Santiago, Yaiza ($$-$$$)
Located in the local town of Yaiza, La Bodega de Santiago is known as a must-visit restaurant on the island to discover the gastronomy of Lanzarote. The house is 200 years old and was converted to a restaurant in 2005. In this restaurant you can expect to find fresh fish, a selection of great meat and wines, plus other tapas options!
https://labodegadesantiago.es/la-experiencia/
Restaurante Casa Carlos, Playa Blanca ($$)
Mediterranean cuisine in Playa Blanca with what is said to be a restaurant with one of the best views in the area! It offers a range of tapas options including croquettes and local Lanzarote cheese & jam. You can find pasta and rice dishes, meat, fish and a selection of great desserts!
Restaurante Costa Azul, El Golfo ($$-$$$)
Seafood and fish with sea views in the local town of El Golfo. The views of the sunset are spectacular, it is definitely worth booking to make sure of a table right on the beach front.
So there you have it! A list of the best places to eat & drink in Lanzarote, brought to you by locals 🙂
While you’re in Lanzarote, check out my other blog posts to find the best things to do, including a few local secrets!
10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Playa Blanca
Canary Islands, Spain Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Playa Blanca
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June 29, 2020 Matilde Konrad
Best Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Bar food in Playa Blanca. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Bar restaurants near you.. “Playa Blanca” means “white beach,” and indeed, travelers flock here to swim and sunbathe. Huge yachts bob up and down at the marina, where you’ll also find many shops and restaurants and a lively market. TripAdvisor travelers say Montana Roja is not “particularly strenuous” and offers amazing views from the top.
Things to do in Playa Blanca
10. Popeyes Sports Bar
C.c Punta Limones, Playa Blanca, Lanzarote Spain Bar, British, Pub Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night, Drinks Outdoor Seating, Seating, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service
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4 based on 395 reviews
We are a British sports bar and cafeteria, we offer a basic menu with good pub grub and fantastic views, cheap quality beer and all the sports you need. Cheap and cheerful.
Reviewed By wreeves70
A nice sports bar. If you’re a footy fan and want to see premier League games they show them all. The beer is just 1.50euros a pint during happy hour 4-7pm. The food is fantastic value for money and I can recommend the home made Sunday lunch which was delicious. The staff are polite, efficient and extremely friendly. Our waitress Ashleigh was delightful and so hard working even at the end of her shift she was still smiling. A lovely lady. A great value bar.
9. The Irish Anvil Bar
Centro Comercial Punta Limones Local 31, 35580 Playa Blanca, Lanzarote Spain Bar, Pub Breakfast, Brunch, Drinks Outdoor Seating, Seating, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Live Music [email protected] +34 928 51 72 72 http://irishanvilbar.com/
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4 based on 1474 reviews
The Irish Anvil in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, is the largest Irish bar in the resort, and has so much to offer you. The Irish Anvil in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, originally opened in June 1996, and promptly established itself as the epitome of great atmospher
Reviewed By chatam226
Warm friendly welcome! Brilliant evening entertainment. Came here most nights recently with hubby (Smirnoff Ice couple lol) and two daughters. Thanks to Dave and Jade for the laughs! Would definately recommend it.Kaz, Larry, Hayley and Rachel
8. The Tavern Bar
Avenida Papagayo 76, 35580 Playa Blanca, Lanzarote Spain Bar, British, Pub Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Live Music +34 928 94 47 89 http://www.facebook.com/TheTavernPlayaBlanca
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4 based on 246 reviews
Welcome to The Tavern Bar, Located on the main high street of Playa Blanca offering the very best! With Stowford Press Cider and Imported Carling Extra Cold, Old Speckled Hen and Estrella on tap, The Tavern Bar is the perfect escape from the sun to refres
Reviewed By Shelleyemma31
Visited here to watch Blackburn rovers vs hull, the place were very quiet. Drinks were good and well priced. Staff need to communicate more to each other as asked if meal ok by one then straight after by another. Also felt like I was being watched all the time by the girl waiting on watching me eating ribs isn’t good made me uncomfortable. An entertainer just setting up as the match finished so must get busier later.
Top 10 International food in Playa Blanca, Canary Islands, Spain
7. Cafe Berrugo
Rubimar Shopping Centre, Playa Blanca, Lanzarote Spain Bar, Cafe, Mediterranean, European, Spanish Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night, Drinks Takeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Live Music +34 928 34 92 34 http://www.facebook.com/barcafeberrugo.rodriguez
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4 based on 615 reviews
Reviewed By fzanardo3
There must have been at least 14 of us ordering starters, main courses and Tapas overall the food was very disappointing don’t go by the pictures on the menu because you certainly don’t get what you see the staff are very friendly and they made up for the food by giving us 2 bottles of caramel vodka which pleased everyone including me! The guy playing music was also getting on everyone’s nerves so I would not recommend at all
Where to eat Balti food in Playa Blanca: The Best Restaurants and Bars
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Marea Terraza Lounge Bar
Avenida Maritima, 35580 Playa Blanca, Lanzarote Spain Bar, European Lunch, Late Night, Drinks Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Live Music, Waterfront [email protected] +34 928 51 88 42 https://www.facebook.com/marea.terraza.lounge.bar/
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Terrace Bar Lounge MAREA,in the shopping center La Mulata next to H. Natura Palace, opposite the seafront and with stunning views of Isla de Lobos and Fuerteventura.MAREA is a versatile space with many different facets. By day it is a
Reviewed By freddiedoncaster
We called in for cocktails whilst waiting for our table in a nearby restaurant,and we were so glad we did.Excellent cocktails and a wonderful setting,this place is just perfect. They even had a great girl duo singing to add to the superb atmosphere.Would definitely recommend.
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5. Lighthouse Cafe
Calle Irlanda Local 4, 35580 Playa Blanca, Lanzarote Spain Bar, Cafe, British Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night, Drinks Takeout, Seating, Parking Available, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Table Service, Reservations +34 928 38 70 39
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4 based on 533 reviews
Reviewed By AndrewF987
Food is fantastic and homemade. Staff so welcoming and friendly. Prices very reasonable. Well worth a visit.
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4. Ice House
Papagayo Commercial Centre, 35580 Playa Blanca, Lanzarote Spain European, British, Pub, Bar Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Digital Payments, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Tabl
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Reviewed By kenstarsix
We love Playa Blanca and we love the Ice House, try their fish and chips, you would think your back home, and their steak night is always worth as try (so is the Gammon). Great for UK sports with TV’s dotted around the walls. Music and Karaoke on some evenings, come along and enjoy any time of the day.
Best Cafe food near Playa Blanca, Canary Islands, Spain
Family run cafe bar serving full menu all day along with local and British beers, cocktails, tea, coffee and soft drinks. Wide range of food ranging from toasties, baguettes, snacks and meals available. Please note that this used to be called Titos Cafe b
Reviewed By Derek D
The bar was very near to our hotel so was an ideal stopover to and from the hotel. We stopped a few times for drinks or lunch during our stay in Playa Blanca. The menu was good for lunches, Jacket Potato with Chilli was superb, and the beer, Estrella, was always lovely and cool. The Monday night with the soul singer is definitely worth going to. The singer is superb.Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed our singer he is the best.
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2. Alfie’s Bar & Kitchen
Calle las Buganvillas 6 Local 28, 35580 Playa Blanca, Lanzarote Spain Bar, European, British, Fusion, Gastropub Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Drinks Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Table Service, Full Bar [email protected] +34 619 50 59 62
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New modern bar situated in Las Coloradas in Playa Blanca, specializing in fresh home cooked British food, gins and cocktails. Showing all live sporting events. Open every day. Offering traditional British Sunday roasts and daily afternoon tea(both via boo
Reviewed By johneV7889BE
Called in yesterday for a spot of lunch, what a hidden gem food was amazing, it is advertised as home made food and yes it definitely is we will definitely been returning on our next holiday.
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1. Rosco’s Beer House
Calle Limones 40/42, 35580 Playa Blanca, Lanzarote Spain Bar, International, Pub Drinks Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Digital Payments, Table Service, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Full Bar, Free Wifi +34 928 38 78 87 https://www.facebook.com/roscosbeerhouse/
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We are not a restaurant,we are a pub,a Beer House! Pub,5 draft and 100 different bottles of beer,Belgium,German,Scottish,from Spain,Lanzarote craft beer and more! Ideal for beer lovers.
Reviewed By IanW_31
Came across this bar on our first evening and usually finished here at the end of the night on our way back. It is small, but packs a big punch. It has seating inside, on the terrace and on the street. As you would expect they have a great selection of beers and spirits, but it’s the staff that make it special. Always smiling and friendly. Could never pass by without a wave. Kept the bar open longer without any complaint. Give it a go, you wont be sorry
Best Indian food near Playa Blanca, Canary Islands, Spain
Villa Sami Lanzarote, Playa Blanca – Updated 2022 Prices
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Villa Sami Lanzarote is located in Playa Blanca, 800 meters from Montana Roja Beach and 1. 3 km from La Campana Beach. This air-conditioned villa features a terrace and free Wi-Fi. The property has a garden, a private pool and free private parking.
The apartment has 3 bedrooms, a living area, a flat-screen TV, a kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, and 2 bathrooms with a bath.
Flamingo Beach is located 2.5 km from the villa. Lanzarote Airport is 27 km away.
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Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park 5* (91 guest reviews) in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, Spain. Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park 5*
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Attractions Playa Blanca
Timanfaya National Park 17 km.
Montañas de Fuego Mountains 17 km.
Lanzarote Golf Resort 19 km.
Rancho Texas Park 20 km.
Los Charcos Beach 24 km.
Campesino Monument 27 km.
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The 3-star Iberostar Lanzarote Park is located on the beach in Yaiza, an hour’s drive from Lanzarote Airport. Nearby are the beaches of Blanca and Papagayo.
The hotel offers four swimming pools, a health club with a fitness center and a sauna for a complete relaxation. The spa center offers a wide range of treatments and massages.
Treat yourself to traditional Canarian cuisine throughout the day. The bar is famous for its rich selection of drinks for every taste.
In addition to a wide range of water sports on the beach, the hotel offers: aerobics, rifle shooting, archery, billiards, squash, table and tennis, volleyball. The front desk provides services for booking tickets, tours, renting bicycles and cars.
For younger guests there is a separate children’s pool and a kids club.
The Iberostar Lanzarote Park has 113 double and 219 family rooms. All rooms with balconies overlooking the sea.
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A fabulous administrator named Julia. Helped us well above her job description. Figured out a special room for us! A lot spent. Time with us and went far above her duties. She is a diamond. Keep up the good work Julia! XXX.
Amy H.
07/05/2018
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Amazing hotel from start to finish. Lovely clean hotel. The staff were so helpful. We had a family room on the ground floor which overlooked some of the gardens and the pool which meant a toddler could walk in quite easily. The entertainment staff made an effort to include a small one although she didn’t attend the kids club. The food fully lived up to expectations. I have a seriously fussy toddler and a husband who loves trendy restaurants but they are both happy at this time! I really want to come back as soon as possible!
Caterina C. C.
05/30/2018
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For our anniversary we decided to stay for the first time at Iberostar… The hotel is located in the most beautiful area of Lanzarote, Yaiza, the property has sea views and inside it has banana trees and modern decor which makes a pleasant atmosphere. Unfortunately, since the hotel is considered 5 stars, it was actually like staying in one of the lower Caterioria not so much for the hotel but for the management. We opted for the Star Prestige formula, which was supposed to guarantee us “respect” for the treatment, and this gave us the opportunity to have a mini bar with refills included and a dedicated room with drinks next to the reception. The “prestige restaurant with carte menu” was nothing but a very nice room next to a shared buffet open to all but with so little choice that there were “migrations” of Prestige guests going to and from the buffet with dishes in hand, taking Something else to eat. The quality of food, coffee and drinks was mediocre and I don’t say this because we are Italians we have stayed in Spain/Canary Islands/Balearic Islands but we have never found such low quality in a hotel of this category, especially given that in in the restaurants around him he ate excellent and drank fantastic espresso.
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Laura B.
05/27/2018
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Just returned from a 1 week holiday… Beautiful place upstairs, flawless you eat well and too and very friendly staff… Just a tip if you are a couple, take the prestigious part… It is much quieter…
Roland B.
05/13/2018
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Very good hotel. The staff is friendly and attentive. I would recommend this hotel.
Oliver B.
05/12/2018
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I wasn’t sure if many of the top ratings were all true. But they all voted. Hammer hotel. The people are all super nice. Top class food. If you can’t find anything here, you must go straight to the sea. The rooms are very nice, the only downside is the open bathroom area. You could create better solutions regarding “acoustics” and “flavor”. The bed is gigantic and a good mattress. Iberostar still stands for quality. Highly recommend.
Prettypink4044
05/09/2018
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The hotel is simply amazing. I booked Star Prestige so I could be adults only and the peace and quiet was so worth it. In star prestige, the pools are heated, but they are not too warm. The rooms are out of this world as the hotel has recently been refurbished. I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough and trust me that the staff cannot do enough for you.
Simon
24.04.2018
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Very nice hotel, good service, clean, great food… We enjoyed our time.
Klaus-dieter H.
20.04.2018
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Excellent renovated hotel with a direct location on the promenade, a small beach right in the hotel. Very good buffet with a very large selection, highly recommended.
Tomas E.
04/10/2018
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Highly recommended! Nice staff, first class service, great hotel, very clean, great sights and incredibly good food! My wife and I feel comfortable here.
Ilse-dore K.
04/08/2018
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A very well maintained and excellent hotel. Conforms to the latest standard. More than friendly and helpful staff. Super!
Hugo C.
03/26/2018
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Very good hotel. The service and attention is unbeatable. The facilities are very good. The food is excellent. There are many activities for children and the staff is very friendly and attentive. No doubt, when I return to aalanzarote, I will stay at this hotel.
Faten A.
03/18/2018
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Awesome for kids. The staff is very helpful and friendly. The pools and playground are great for kids. A few minutes walk from Playa Blanca beach.
David B.
03/16/2018
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Beautiful place overlooking the sea. Direct access to the dam. Excellent food. Impeccable cleanliness of all indoor and outdoor areas. 3 buildings in Arc de Cercle + apartments. A very well designed complex. Staff Nice place!
Xavier B.
14.03.2018
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Hotel of great comfort, excellent service and quality, good gastronomy. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Many congratulations to the entire team. We will be back I recommend.
Monika B.
03/13/2018
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Very modern and well run house. We had a wonderful 19 days. This house works very well. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We had number 6003, probably one of the most beautiful. But also booked the prestige area. The buffet restaurant can be considered noisy. But children also have something to say. With pleasure again.
Alessandro C.
03/08/2018
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Excellent hotel Five stars clean and comfortable. The view of the hotel is very nice Nice pools, not up to the height of the spa. The staff were very helpful It is true that there is free parking in the area but reserved parking would be very welcome.
Pecchiotto81
03/08/2018
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Great hotel. Great location.
Patricia H.
02/19/2018
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Enjoy your holiday at the Iberostar Lanzarote Park. All staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel was very clean. The food was very good. Our only problem was when my husband and I went to go on a trip we were standing at the bus stop when we were supposed to be at the hotel down the road both had the same name so unfortunately we missed the trip to that day.
Angela D.
02/18/2018
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Lovely hotel right on the sea. We ordered star prestige. The room was large and bright. Fantastic beds. Large sanitary area. Guests of the Prestige can enjoy the large private pool and dine in the private dining room. Dinner à la carte (two menu offers) or buffet. The buffet leaves no desire open. The staff is cordial, you feel welcome in this hotel at any time. View of Fuerteventura and Lobos beautiful. Preferably we would have stayed longer.
Thomas S
02/17/2018
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5 stars deserve. Excellent hotel in a great location. For an additional fee, you can book a place in a prestigious stellar area (separate restaurant, separate living area). We prefer to book a room in a privileged location (see balcony photo). Living room and bedroom with large window in front.
Francesco A.
16.02.2018
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5 star beachfront hotel with excellent cuisine and two different restaurants with one card for star service owners Prestige and another buffet. We eat well with a good variety of food, great quality breakfast with fresh centrifuges and lots of choice in both salty and sweet. The nearest beach is 300 mt, in front of the hotel there is a very romantic seaside promenade that extends for several km to the center of Playa Blanca where there are several beautiful beaches including the point to Playa Blanca. Little Entertainment and musical evenings that end too soon.
Tom
2/14/2018
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Iberostar Lanzarote Park is located in Playa Blanca, right on the coast. The view is great but the private sandy beach is gone. In Lanzarote, however, they are usually not. It’s just a volcanic island. The service is good, the staff is polite and friendly and I came to visit the hotel again.
Luna C.
2/14/2018
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We were definitely delighted, having personally repeated this experience a million times, the staff is very qualified and, above all, attentive. The activities are varied and there are for all ages. The food is divine and there is also something for every taste. We really enjoyed. It’s very close to the beach.
Eric O. J.
02/09/2018
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Very nice sea view and close to Playa Blanca.
Juana P. M.
02/01/2018
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5 star hotel with very trained staff, friendly and always seeing how they can please the client. The food was very good and prepared. Very clean and decorative. Very good hotel.
Claus F.
01/23/2018
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At present, the hotel has completed the restoration of some glass walls, as the wind protection is still missing (November 17) is much more important::::::; The port is extended which gives the noise determined from 2018/19 request online! Construction of the fence on! Then you should be able to create more ferry ships. Just kidding… it’s a two hour lunch break. This will definitely make Aida and my ship firm. Then take a deep breath. Sorry when it comes to…
Veesga
We will repeat a very qualified and helpful staff. Treatment and activities for the whole family. Plentiful food and very variable first tracks. It is located right on the promenade, which is on the coast that connects to the nearby city. And next to the white sandy beach.
Adrien D.
01/12/2018
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Not bad. Buffet and delicious in the morning but the local restaurant is more typical and less expensive.
Karl-heinz S.
01/08/2018
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We were happy to leave 2 years ago. Then the hotel was rebuilt and modernized. We visited it in November 2017 once, but it would be too posh for us as a beach-and-holiday hotel. The waiters run around the pool with a jacket and fly around, between the guests of the bath. Also book a 2-class company, with or without children. No, not with us! Small beautiful swimming bay nearby.
Tom L.
12/30/2017
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We had a great experience here. The staff were lovely and very helpful. Facilities are good with several different pool areas including separate children’s areas. There is entertainment and there are several on site dining. The hotel also has many tourist services. The location is good. There is a path along the coast that will take you to the marina and several restaurants and shopping areas. The city center is about a fifteen minute walk. My only complaint would be that adding the hotel dinner is quite expensive and still doesn’t include drinks. I think it’s worth exploring the local dinner options instead.
Daniel F. A.
12/30/2017
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Great hotel. Very good food and very friendly staff. Definitely a place, I will be back.
Antonia B. B.
09.12.2017
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Service 5 stars, all staff very friendly, excellent quality both in the buffet and in the bars. Great vacation.
Sönke N.
09.12.2017
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Very nice hotel. Especially the adult area and the A la carte restaurant offer the desired tranquility.
Javier B.
12/04/2017
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Very good rooms and food. Also very helpful staff. Great location.
Plata N.
12/02/2017
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That’s it. First of all, stay in August, until the conversion to 5 *. We appreciate with 4, not 3 for the price. €172/night 2 adults + child in MP for these dates is a very good price. But the hotel had quite a few things to improve. The theme of the “reserve” hammocks to look at it. That you lean on the terrace of your room before 08:00 and see all the hammocks with towels put gives a very bad image. It’s true that you can ask a lifeguard to release you, but not everyone does that either. The buffet was short in quality, it was noticeable that the raw materials were better (nothing to argue with the cooks and chefs or room staff). Having to queue for breakfast to catch water from vending machines is a point to fix. The pools were somewhat small for the maximum inflow of these dates. Allowing large inflatables in them as well as playing with balloons both adults and children did not improve the situation. Some areas did not evacuate well the water next to the pools. The showroom was small one night, with seating very close together to take advantage of the space which hindered mobility. At the pool bar, the food is somewhat slow. In the room, the shower has a door too high, leaving a little hollow to ‘breathe’, which sometimes causes the smell of humidity.
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Mark J.
11/27/2017
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Excellent hotel and really worthy of its 5 star rating. The hotel is excellent. The staff is very polite and friendly and above all very helpful. The food is good. The hotel is very well located for a great stay in Lanzarote.
Juancar T.
11/16/2017
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The hotel is very good and the restaurant is excellent and the service is very good. Reformation is nice to go out for sunbathing and see the sea and the island of wolves is great the only thing that will change will be a rescue company that doesn’t do a good job of their work Holidays will give you more than 5 stars.
Emily R.
11/04/2017
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Just returned from a week at this hotel with my husband and 2 kids aged 5 and 7. This was our first holiday abroad and we couldn’t have had a better time . The hotel was immaculate, all the staff were more than helpful. It was such a friendly family that put us at ease. There were plenty of activities for adults and kids that weren’t forced to pin you down but were affordable. Only minor gripe was the kids water park was freezing resulting in my daughter not using it. The food was varied and delicious. Thoroughly deserves five stars. Would recommend to anyone with small children.
Carlos T. S.
10/28/2017
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Services. Quality. Services. Varied and high quality food. cleaning. Refurbished hotel in excellent condition.
Rachel P.
10/25/2017
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The staff is very friendly and can’t do enough for you! The rooms have been recently refurbished. They are clean with very comfortable beds. The view from the balcony is amazing! The bathrooms were huge. We’ll be back!
Giancarlo O.
10/25/2017
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Very good situation. Comfortable and beautiful rooms all with sea view. Small downside regarding the restaurant reserved for members prestige stars. The system is no longer self-service. Service is sometimes slow. The staff may be in insufficient numbers to follow during periods of attendance. Salt and pepper shakers were missing from the tables for the first 3 dinners. The card offers a limited number of items, which leads customers to go and look for something else at the main buffet. Finally nothing changes and there is always so much traffic at meal times. This hybrid solution doesn’t work for me. This system has been in place since October 2017. I stayed last January with the old restoration system.
Denis R.
02.10.2017
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Friendly staff, always ready to work with a smile. Friendly staff. Very friendly staff. Variety of dishes and important options, there are all tastes. Very convenient location, friendly staff.
Natasha M.
09/30/2017
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I love it here, all the staff are welcoming and friendly. They treat you like royalty, we only stayed here for a week and my family and I wish we could have stayed longer! We upgraded to “prestige” and got into an adults only hotel and it was so calm and peaceful. The “animation” team were great and always want you to get active and have fun! They didn’t fail it. The views were amazing if I could watch them out the window. Both the rooms and parts of the hotel have been kept to a high standard of cleanliness. The only problem we had was with the staff at the spa. The young lady was very rude to us, telling us that we had to pay for white towels despite the fact that our advice was an all round plus and we were in star prestige. It was also my mother and fathers wedding anniversary and they treated us with a decorated table, in the room, bottles of champagne, and with origami swan truffles. It was a beautiful touch and made my parents smile. All in all, we will definitely come back here!
Friedolin H.
11.09.2017
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A well-maintained hotel with many opportunities for outdoor activities. A rich buffet is served in the evenings. The staff were friendly and helpful. We felt comfortable with our two children.
Giancarlo O.
06/14/2017
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Very good situation. Comfortable nice big rooms.
Francy C.
05/06/2017
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The hotel has a sea view in almost all rooms, because the rooms located inside have a swimming pool. After a 5/10 minute walk you can easily reach two beautiful beaches located on the left and the other on the right of the resort. He has a big buffet. It is divided into 3 swimming pools, one of which is reserved for “VIP” clients, with a Jacuzzi and a hot pool; 2 is formed by three fan-shaped swimming pools, one on the sea, another in the center and the last one for children; The 3rd part has a pool with slides from 15 to 25 cm, from 40 cm to 1 m. I personally also found all the staff very welcoming and friendly.
Lizzie R.
05/20/2016
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Fantastic! Beautiful place with great hospitality, scenery and food. The pools were a bit chilly though.!
Herbert K.
16.05.2016
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Begoña U.S.
01/15/2016
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It is good to wear repeat for several years. staff very good buffet quite good with good air conditioning reform and restoration of bathrooms would be ideal as it has a very good location, The hotel is very quiet, ideal for relaxation.
Begoña U. S.
10/16/2015
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It’s good we
repeated for several years. Staff, very good buffet, pretty good
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the hotel is very quiet and peaceful, perfect for relaxing.
Deborah H.
10/13/2015
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Great hotel, had a brilliant time, only one downside is no air conditioning!
Kerstin P.
07/28/2015
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I liked the mini i maxi clup clup games.
Santiago G.
6/24/2015
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We spent a week with half board. With a 3 star hotel you can’t put any hits. We had a room with a fridge available apartment (kitchen closed and locked) and a view to great Fuerteventura. Get up and see what a luxurious view from the terrace. As for the buffet, impressive. Because the variety (every night thematic area) in the service. The staff is professional, friendly and first. With a deal not seen in any hotel. And if you are traveling with children, have a Miniclub area with 2 fans who have organized activities in the club as an exterior. For some, but only free half an hour Wi-Fi is available in the hall. But… buffet schedules from the end of lunch until 21.30. Too early, but when traveling with a child, the problem was not for us. It is located in a quiet area with a small beach 100 meters away. Basically… perfect. We’ll be back!
Jules D.
06/01/2015
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Fantastic hotel! Great for kids and adults. Entertainment every night. The food was fantastic, so much choice from pizza to chinese to… Just this weekend and already booked again. Great holiday.
Manuel R.
05/19/2015
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Good hotel, view and location luxurious, very good service, cleanliness, food and especially the location. Highly recommended.
Jacqueline M.
04/15/2015
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Both my husband and I had a great time. Very nice hotel and the staff is always there to help. Hope to visit again soon. Visited this year in March.
Kath B.
10/28/2014
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This is the fifth time we have been to Playa Blanca and the third time in this hotel so I think you can work out we love it! We like this hotel because it’s in a great position, the food is good, the staff is great and the rooms are really good – all pretty much have a sea view, even if it’s a side view. It was our 24th wedding anniversary even though we were there and I sent the hotel to ask if it would be possible to have the same room as we used to and if I could buy a bottle of fizz to be in the room when we arrived as a surprise for my hubby. We were told that we couldn’t get the same room, but they would give us a really nice room and that the hotel would give us a fizz, so that was a really nice surprise. When we arrived check in was quick as usual and as we had just missed dinner the lady said we could have a late arrival meal for about an hour so we went to the room which was a family room which at first we thought was really big, a bit more space and a separate bedroom. Although we found that as the bedroom next to the walkway was a bit noisy and rather dark, it was a bit like sleeping in a cave! We have always had a double room in front where the bed is in the main room and it was lovely as you could hear the sea as you lay in bed and it was very peaceful.
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Bart H.
09/17/2014
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Excellent service. Excellent food. Excellent location. For a stay of 18 days this is the best you coukd wush for.
Chris L.
6/26/2014
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Me and my girlfriend went all inclusive in May, we had a great time, food, drink and service where everything is great. The only downside we had was that the evening entertainment wasn’t all that great.
Juan L.
21.06.2014
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You need a number reform. It would be nice if at least one of the pools was heated The location is good. Shortcomings complements it with daily small things. Treatment and service is excellent. The location is unbeatable, 2 minutes from the beach and 10 minutes from the center of the village.
Thomas B.
15.05.2014
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Rooms are ok, but if you need wifi for planing trips it’s another 7€. And that’s shit. They should lower the price or fix it.
Iñaki G. Z.
03/20/2013
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I go often and I have never been disappointed. Very good service, tranquility guaranteed, very good cuisine, staff, 1a. All in all, highly recommended.
Benslo K.
01/09/2013
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Worth it! been already six times 🙂 :-).
Strauss A.
03/04/2011
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We will definitely be back next year. Wonderful, relaxing holiday! Nice atmosphere in the hotel, staff very helpful and Nice (especially for kids)! Kommern is always happy to playa planca.
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Guests are required to pay in full upon check-in.
Please note that Star Prestige Rooms, Pool Area and Executive Lounge are adults only.
The dress code for men at dinner is long trousers.
Star Prestige guests have access to the exclusive Star Prestige area, which features a quiet lounge area with drinks and snacks, a sun deck with Balinese beds, and a pool or hot tub. This service is for adults only.
There are no age restrictions for check-in.
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How much does it cost to stay at the Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park?
The Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park price depends on the number of guests and the date.
The average cost per night is 12 681
Does the Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park have Wi-Fi?
Free Wi-Fi is available for hotel guests.
What popular attractions are nearby Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park?
Nearest attractions:
Timanfaya National Park (18 km.) , Montañas de Fuego Mountains (18 km.) , Lanzarote Golf Resort (20 km.) , Rancho Texas Park (21 km.) , Los Beach Charcos (23 km) , Campesino Monument (28 km) , Lagomar Museum (35 km)
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in at Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park is possible from 15:00, check-out until 11:00.
How far is Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park from the nearest airport?
Nearest airport Lanzarote-Arrecife Airport is at a distance of 25 km.
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Attractions near the hotel
Timanfaya National Park 18 km.
Montañas de Fuego Mountains 18 km.
Lanzarote Golf Resort 20 km.
Rancho Texas Park 21 km.
Los Charcos Beach 23 km.
Campesino Monument 28 km.
Lagomar Museum 35 km.
Costa Teguise Golf Club 35 km.
Aqua Park 37 km.
Nearest airports
Lanzarote-Arrecife Airport 25 km.
Fuerteventura Airport 45 km.
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Este elegante hotel está situado a solo 800 m de la playa. El centro de la ciudad ofrece una gran variedad de lugares de ocio y se encuentra a 3 km. Una parada de autobús también se encuentra a 3 km. Este hotel ofrece a sus huéspedes una zona de piscina con zona infantil, un bar de aperitivos, una terraza soleada y una zona con jardín. El restaurante climatizado ofrece desayuno y cena en forma de bufet y el almuerzo se puede seleccionar a partir de un menú. Los huéspedes de negocios pueden hacer uso de la sala de conferencias. Las elegantes habitaciones están perfectamente equipadas con un amplio cuarto de baño y balcón o terraza. El huésped podrá disfrutar de un gimnasio o del tentador spa. El hotel ofrece una amplia zona de actividades de ocio. El campo de golf más cercano se encuentra a unos 44 kilómetros.
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This place is worth a visit as it has wonderful views of the Lobos Island.
You will find beaches immersed in nature, overlooking a transparent sea surrounded by dormant volcanoes and lava plateaus. You can sail in this corner of the Atlantic Ocean under the guide of our skippers, who will always take you to the best bay!
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You’ll taste a paella made by the islanders and sunbathe in the beautiful beaches of the island to end in relax this unforgettable day in the nature! 
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As local guides joke, they have dolphins in their salary, so you can almost always see them. And not just to catch a glimpse, but to get a lot of pleasure watching their games, jumping, etc. Off the coast of the Playa de Las Americas resort, or rather between the islands of La Gomera and Tenerife, you can see black dolphins, and near Los Gigantes there is a high probability see bottlenose dolphins. With whales, the situation is more complicated, here, with luck, you can either see or not. The situation is similar with sea turtles. But even if you are not lucky to see everything you wanted, the boat trip itself in Tenerife will leave an unforgettable experience. nine0005 
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Each port has several companies that sell their tours at different times, so if you arrive late, you won’t have to wait long. nine0005 
From indescribable sensations (and a little from the lack of oxygen at altitude) my head is spinning! 
Once in this place, hot lava met the ocean. Hissing and exploding, she spawned new bizarre rocks. Walking along the paths near the coast, take a closer look: in the lava stones you can find inclusions of chrysolite – an olive-colored semi-precious stone. nine0005 
It can be a romantic hotspot for couples, take your loved one here for a stroll along the soft sand and end up and one of the many restaurants.
So whether you are looking for a romantic location, beach activities for the family, or getting a tan on the nudist beach, Gran Canaria offers it all!
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There are also a variety of water sports available on the beach. If desired, you can book boat trips right on the beach, including a catamaran and dolphin watching. 
Situated in a beautiful bay with calm waters, the place is popular with both families and couples. 
Nearby are restaurants, shops and ice cream kiosks. Other beach amenities include sun loungers and umbrellas. 
However, it is great for quiet fishing accompanied by great views. 
But there’s plenty of quiet areas for you to enjoy a relaxing holiday.
The Bahia Calma is situated in the south of the tropical island of Fuerteventura and is surrounded by gardens.
The landscape is barren and windswept, although a bit softer and less geologically weird than its neighbour Lanzarote. If you’re looking for white sandy beaches and turquoise seas but a short flight from Europe then Fuerteventura should be top of your list. The trade-off is that you may be blasted by strong winds as well as a strong Saharan sun. In fact, the name Fuerteventura is sometimes translated as ‘strong winds’, although the breeze helps keep it cool through its 3000 hours of sunshine a year.
It’s also the watersports capital, with the many of the surfing outfits based here. Tourist tat and tacky bars are mainly confined to one strip. I found it a little lacking in atmosphere, but it is conveniently located, has good bus connections and plenty of cheap accommodation options. The famous sand dunes are a 30-minute walk as long as you can brave the wind.
They are small though, so if you’re looking for evening entertainment you would be better off on the coast.
There is no shortage of goat or the famous local Majorero goat’s cheese. Another Canarian speciality is gofio – an ancient kind of maize. Try it in a thickened chickpea stew.
There are a few town beaches in Corralejo which are good for kids, but for space and spectacle head south to the 10km Playa Grande backed by sand dunes.
Who needs the Sahara when you have 11km of dunes right by the sea?
Located inland to protect from invaders and still sporting some traditional architecture, as well as a few interesting museums, the first convent on the island (now abandoned), and some green things that aren’t aloe vera for a change, Betancuria is now a prime day trip destination.
The beaches here are the longest in the entire archipelago. 
There are also several beaches – sandy and rocky. Alas, there is nothing more remarkable behind the picturesque name, but you can walk along the old streets, buy original lace and souvenirs. 
This is the most “African” among the European islands. European restraint and African color are intertwined here. 
According to scientists, the unusual shape of the island is the result of volcanic eruptions that occurred more than 20 million years ago. 
Evenings and nights in winter are rather cool 
The maximum daily air temperature in April 2016 reached 24°C. 
Night temperature ranges from 22 to 23°C . 
Daytime air temperature rises to 22°С . 
A tourist who chooses Fuertoventura will get the impressions of not from the noisy nightclubs of , but from romantic walks in the evenings. 
But how to get to its more remote corners, if such a need arose? 
Ahui hid from the vast world among the rocky terrain in a small bay. 
Goats are an integral part of the island landscape: the number of these animals here significantly exceeds the local population. 
Steven and has, with time, become a favorite of many visitors.
You can sum up the autumn holiday by cruising along the 125-mile river and enjoying samples of flavorful and fresh grapes.
This makes the area perfect for foraging expeditions and evening walks. The city is a hub for picturesque parks that form beautiful backdrops on sunny days.
Tallinn easily makes it amongst the best winter city breaks in Europe.
One of them should be the quaint village of Hallstatt in Austria. 
I almost forgot to mention that a visit to the oldest open-air museum, Skansen, is also a must.
More than 100 merchants sell everything here, from traditional gingerbread to imaginative knickknacks. 
Naturally (pun intended), this is also a fantastic gateway to the Northern Lights. 
For context, this small province has over 290 lakes (I mean, wow). 
The best places for a beach holiday in January are provided by the countries of Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Africa. 
Beautiful beaches, diving, surfing, exotic nature and many attractions, both natural and historical. Popular places are Boracay, Cebu, Palawan. Visa-free regime. The negative point is the lack of direct flights. 
Wondeful weather. There are places to go and things to see. 
Immersion in nirvana with a complete separation from the asphalt. Visa up to 30 days is not required. 
A visit to the Czech fair is complemented by excursions in fabulous winter Prague, and sightseeing in Italy is profitable shopping. A trip to any of the European countries will be no less informative than in summer, but more budgetary. 
When frost bites on the cheeks, a blizzard howls dejectedly and the sun hardly shows up, it is especially important to recharge with positive emotions and new impressions. Someone chooses tours to hot countries or tropical islands. Another part of the tourists is wondering where to go in winter to Europe. Christmas markets with New Year’s illumination, mountain trails, northern lights or the ruins of Ancient Greece in the warm rays of the January sun can give unforgettable emotions. 
With the whole family, you will immerse yourself in the atmosphere of celebration and fun, become spectators of theatrical and musical shows, stock up on souvenirs, eat gingerbread and traditional dishes. And after January 1, when the celebration of Christmas is over, you can visit local museums and attractions. 
Or the Athenian Acropolis and Parthenon. 
Sales last from January 1 to the end of March, but all the best is sorted out at the very beginning. 
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Before you even step foot onto the grounds of Casa de Las Palmas (Spanish for House of the Palms), stately palm trees usher you back in time to old Hawai‘i.
In collaboration with designer Brian Lievens, he worked to transform this upper Hilo farmland into the botanical dreamscape that Casa de Las Palmas is today. Until his passing in 2012, Mr. Hunter’s garden remained largely a mystery to the public. In 2017, Irene Francis and Lars Woodruffe purchased Casa de Las Palmas from the estate of Mr. Hunter.
In reality, everything he and Irene know about the flora is what they’ve learned living at Casa de Las Palmas.
Today, this private estate is available for garden tours, film shoots, wedding photography, and as a romantic location for exclusive events, small weddings, and vow renewals.
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The rainy Hilo weather that the palm trees adore, however, comes at a price. Thriving in the presence of damp, warm conditions, fungus and mold are a threat to the palms.
The seed of South America’s Phytelephas aequatorialis, or ivory nut palm, is being used as a humane substitute for jewelry once made from elephant’s ivory.
The palm tree can only be grown from seed, so when the top is cut off for any reason, a new branch or tree will not grow in its place and the palm will die.
Open concept floor plan. Mid Mod-inspired art and furnishings. Very private yard with heated heated pool, fire pit, six lounge chairs and umbrellas, covered outdoor dining pavilion, BBQ and stunning mountain views. Las Palmas Retreat is a fabulous Palm Springs vacation home rental where it’s all about relaxing in the sunshine. 
The original Dinah Shore home, now owned by Leonardo DiCaprio, is just a few blocks away. The Elvis Honeymoon House is also very close by.
The bathroom is spacious enough to set up a table and chairs for hair and makeup services. Plus, this room is decorated with warm and neutral colors, including an awesome reclaimed wood wall, so your getting ready photos will look nice!
The pool lights have a fun color changing feature to match your mood. Choose from upbeat color changing lights or opt for a more relaxing solid color like teal or purple. Pool heating is available by request and for an additional fee. An outdoor Sonos sound system is available for guest use and can be controlled with a smart phone.
ft. covered patio provides shade from the desert sun while multiple ceiling fans will help to keep you cool. With abundant outdoor seating, lounging, and cool hang out spots, there is plenty of space for all of your guests. There are 3 beautifully crafted rustic farm tables on the patio for outdoor dining for 20+ guests. There is also an outdoor living room complete with oversized outdoor sofa set, an exterior fireplace, and 3 flat screen televisions for enjoying movies or watching the game. The fire pit has comfortable seating for 10 guests, plus there are 7 mobile patio heaters. In addition, there is also a putting green with tee box and net, an in-ground trampoline, yard games including giant Jenga and corn hole, a ping pong table, and more!
The barbecue area is well lit at night with the overhead bistro lights strung from the pergola.
Special Palm Springs vacation packages from the Rancho Mirage resort fit any budget and lifestyle.
The well designed and elegant entrance courtyard welcomes you as one enters.
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| 257 m 2 | Plot: 221 m 2 | 5 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms 
| 417 m 2 | Plot: 542 m 2 | 6 bedrooms | 4 bathrooms | Gardens 
The hotel was opened in a luxurious villa, which is surrounded on all sides by a lush garden, and five charming rooms are prepared for couples. Some rooms have a huge, colonial-style wooden bed with high legs, while others have a romantic ambience with a rich array of fabrics in different textures. A magnificent recreation area with furnished terraces was equipped in the courtyard of the hotel. Guests of the hotel can diversify their vacation by visiting the snack bar. 
The hotel has a wonderful restaurant, from the hall of which a panoramic view of the sea opens, and a recreation area with a swimming pool and sun terraces was equipped on the roof. 
From Las Palmas center – 0.5 km
They were installed in a 16th century riad and are located in the heart of the historical district of Las Palmas. During the reconstruction, the historical building managed to preserve a number of ancient elements of decoration. A wonderful room is available for couples, furnished with antique furniture and decorated with colorful handmade carpets. One of the main features of the hotel is a wonderful courtyard, which has preserved ancient fountains and sculptures. 
Now its importance has increased significantly again, it is regaining the status of the most important port in the Central Atlantic. So, for the last year, 2015, the total passenger traffic in the port amounted to more than 2.5 million people, which is almost twice as much as in 2010. The total trade turnover for the past year exceeded 20 million tons. 
This terminal will become an important distribution center for products destined for the African market. 
A wide promenade lined with palm trees stretches along the entire beach. Hotels and restaurants lined up here, some of which have been operating since the 60s. 20th century A few hundred meters from the shore is the natural reef of La Barra, which turns the beach into a calm lagoon, where children and all those who cannot swim feel absolutely comfortable. 
An elegant Art Nouveau kiosk, decorated with shiny tiles, marks the beginning of one of the oldest districts of the city – Triana. On Mayor de Triana, a long pedestrian street, you will find many magnificent Art Nouveau houses. There are a wide variety of shops and shops here. There is also the Perez Galdos House Museum (open: Tue-Fri 10.00-16.00, Sat, Sun 10.00-14.00, admission is free). The writer was born in Gran Canaria in 1843. He is rightly called the Spanish Balzac. The house itself is a fine example of Canarian architecture. 
The Spaniards set up camp here in 1478. It is said that Christopher Columbus prayed in the chapel of Hermit de San Antonio Abad before sailing to the New World. Many monuments of colonial architecture have been preserved in this area. You will be pleased to walk along the cobbled streets, admiring the white houses, entwined with bright bougainvillea. The area comes alive in the evenings, when bars and restaurants open almost until the morning. 
00-14.00, admission fee) displays a collection of objects dating back to the period before the Spanish conquest. In one of the halls you can see the skulls and mummies of the Cro-Magnons. 
Dinner is very simple, but hearty, and for such a price, we are unlikely to have eaten somewhere in the city. Dinner included: broccoli soup or appetizer – spinach sticks, 1 main course: a choice of three dishes (fish, chicken in curry sauce, mushroom risotto), 1 dessert: a choice of 4 types (yogurt, ice cream, pudding, fruits), also included 1 soft drink and coffee/tea. 
We decided to take a walk before dinner. First we went to the supermarket. There they stocked up with a local Canarian liqueur – honey rum: Ronmiel. Then we walked a little along the pedestrian street Triana (Calle Triana). 
Here was a view of the city. The houses seem to be climbing the hillside. Multi-colored houses look like a Lego constructor. They didn’t go upstairs, they turned back. 
An interesting situation happened in a cosmetics store. The sales girl did not know at all where among all the types and colors to look for the cosmetics I needed. And I myself showed her what I needed. My husband laughed and said that if we move to the Canary Islands, then there will already be work for me. 
The stop is at the airport exit, slightly to the right of the exit. You need to go to the final stop, which is called Santa Catalina, the journey takes 45 minutes. The fare is 3 euros, this includes luggage. The suitcase will need to be placed in the luggage compartment. The bus runs from 6 am to 11 pm, with an interval of 45 minutes. You can find the exact timetable at the bus stop or at the airport building. The final stop is within walking distance from the entrance to the port. Please note that the stop is located underground. 
It is one of the two administrative capitals of the Canary archipelago. The population of Las Palmas is constantly growing and has almost reached 400 thousand inhabitants. Today it is a large, important economic, political and cultural center of the islands, 25 km from the city there is an international airport, and the city port of Puerto de la Luz
Well, it’s not even worth talking about the opportunities for entertainment of any kind: surfers, divers, fishermen, lovers of hiking and extreme travel, noisy discos and colorful shows are waiting for a lot of discoveries. 
Fare from €47 Distance 109 km. 
The trip will cost approximately €134. Travel time will be 14 hours 5 minutes.
For a more modern pastime, take a stroll through the city’s trendy shopping districts such as Çankaya or Levent. If you are looking for natural beauties, head to Cappadocia or explore the lush forests of Didim.
” Today, Bilbao is a thriving city with an ever-improving infrastructure. Bilbao is building a new metro system and new museums. The port, which was formerly located on the banks of the river, has been moved downstream and is now located on the Bay of Biscay, making room for the development of new residential areas on the banks of the river. The city still remains an industrial center, with steel production, energy, machine tools, aeronautics, electronics and information technology as key industries.
Founded in 1478, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria can be proud of its important historical and cultural heritage, many monuments of which are located in Vegueta, the oldest quarter of the city, 1990 year included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. According to a study by Thomas Whitmore, Director of Climatology Studies at Syracuse University, Las Palmas has the best climate in the world.
The tourist boom of the 1960s turned Mallorca into one of the most developed Mediterranean tourism centers. Members of the Spanish royal family spend their holidays at the Mariventa Palace, near Palma. However, the almost complete lack of drinking water, the need for its delivery and underground mining is a serious obstacle to the development of the city and the entire island. 
Today Murcia is the big “greenhouse” of Spain, famous for its orchards, endless beaches and the contrasts of its landscapes. Real deserts coexist with lush gardens, and modern resort areas with medieval ruins.
There are more than 40 museums and memorial sites in Malaga.
For this event, a giant complex with many interesting buildings was built in Zaragoza and a funicular was installed.
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Valencia has been part of the World Heritage of Humanity since 1996
The habitual state for Madrid at night allowed us to call the city one of the party night cities in Europe. 
He rejected the young Canales and Pedro Leon, who managed to show themselves in adult football as part of other teams and did not come to Real for free, but sympathized with the club’s pupil. Took on a pre-season tour in the US, allowed to train with the first team. The sympathy of Special One inspired Jesé. He understood that he needed to make an effort, and the transition to adult football would take place at the top level, he would become a full-fledged player of the Galacticos, one of the stars. With an appropriate salary and life prospects. 
Thus, Jose made it clear that the guy has no right to relax. Or maybe even then he saw through his nature and tried to re-educate, force him to show willpower, teach him to deal with difficulties, love work, football in himself, and not himself in football … tactical nuance: “We do not have such a position in which he operates in Castile.” There Hese played a drawn forward. 
There is a second minute of the meeting. Rodriguez is actively fighting for the ball on the right flank of the attack near someone else’s free kick with Joel Matip. Tom is trying to help Sead Kolasinac. He violently flies his hip into the opponent from behind, he falls, screams furiously and writhes in pain … 
For her sake, Rodriguez left his previous sweetheart Melody Santana, with whom they had two sons. Aura posed with a guy at a presentation as a PSG player, attracting attention with her magnificent forms, and became a discussed person by French fans and journalists. 
Half a year of pale play, criticism from fans bordering on mud spilled on social networks, and Jesé went on loan to the Canary Islands, signing a contract with Las Palmas. But it seems to have been a football illustration of the tale of how Brer Rabbit outsmarted Brer Fox: “Do whatever you want with me, just don’t throw me into the thorn bush.” Having never played for modest Las Palmas, Jesé, like Brer Rabbit, ended up in his own home. And there are a lot of acquaintances for whom he is a superstar with unlimited cash, ready to blow dust off him, talking about his extraterrestrial greatness and injustice towards him from everyone – coaches, presidents, journalists, fans … 
Celebrating, he stuck the ball under his T-shirt, letting the world know that he was preparing to become a father again. By that time, the former had already calmed down, allowing Khesa to see the children. What he was incredibly happy about on Instagram. And in general, he did too much for the show. She and Aura, an experienced reality TV contestant, made another show out of their lives, exposing every step, every action and every thought in stories. 
The 24-year-old striker did not see football as his priority, rather, as a burden that did not allow him to always live the way he showed in his video – with endless parties, a crowd of people who idolize him and complete reliability. 
He moved the baby along with Aura to a Madrid clinic and disappeared for a month. More precisely, Rodriguez disappeared from football, and so he regularly posted stories and photos on Instagram, informing subscribers about the situation with Nyan. There, in the hospital, they celebrated Christmas, the first for the “little warrior,” as his father called his son. 
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Ibiza is a great location to enjoy your holiday, surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, beautiful scenes, arts, shopping, and other leisure opportunities.
Historical data shows that you can expect an average temperature of around 62°F / 17°C. The humidity will be low during the month. During the night, it will cool down to around 44°F / 7°C.
In December, during the warmest part of the afternoon, the temperature can often get as high as 73°F / 23°C, and at the end of the night, it can get as low as 32°F / 0°C.
January is the coldest month, with a temperature of around 71°F / 22°C. When comparing December with the temperature in the month before and after, this is slightly lower than November, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 78°F / 26°C. And almost equal to January, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 71°F / 22°C.
5 inches / 39 mm of rain. And almost equal to January, which sees around 1.4 inches / 35 mm of rain
And almost equal to January, with around 12 sunny days 
Only for certain people, extremely dry air can feel slightly uncomfortable.
But the real question they want to ask is not about humidity but the amount of moisture in the air. Or better, about comfort. Will it be comfortable in December in Ibiza, or will high humidity make it uncomfortable.
Some people like colder weather, and others prefer a warmer climate. Some are fine with some humidity, and others are not. If your location has air conditioning, the night temperature is less important.
More then 5 days rain per month makes the chance higher you will see some rain during a shorter stay. But a day with rain does not mean a day you can not enjoy.
Sea water temperature.
This indicator is affected by both the length of daylight hours and cloud cover. For calculations, we used the daily cloudiness indicators for the last 5 years. 
Also indicated are the maximum and minimum water temperatures that have been recorded this month over the past ten years. Weather data is given now for each of the resorts. For more detailed information about water temperature, sea forecast, weather for today and in the coming days, select city 
4°C 
C Parque Santiago 6
It also has all the amenities a beach needs, like showers and umbrellas.
62°C, 22.38mm of precipitation (over 1 days) and 72.38 % humidity.
95km
22°C 
ru/current/spain/playa-de-las-americas-sea-temperature 
To find out the sea water temperature today and in the coming days, go to the section Water temperature in Playa de las Americas today 
5°C 
1 ° C 
Save room for ice cream around the corner though.
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However, it’s a beautiful place to sit and enjoy the view over the beach and the quality of the products is great! 
S. The cocktails are amazing and the guy can make you anything you want if you ask for it! I had a passion fruit mojito that wasn’t on the menu and it was that good, I had 2 more 😉
She swear that the ravioli starter de rabo de torro is one of the best things to eat on the menu. 
You can find pasta and rice dishes, meat, fish and a selection of great desserts!
Discover the best Bar food in Playa Blanca. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Bar restaurants near you.. “Playa Blanca” means “white beach,” and indeed, travelers flock here to swim and sunbathe. Huge yachts bob up and down at the marina, where you’ll also find many shops and restaurants and a lively market. TripAdvisor travelers say Montana Roja is not “particularly strenuous” and offers amazing views from the top.
Cheap and cheerful.
The Irish Anvil in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, originally opened in June 1996, and promptly established itself as the epitome of great atmospher
Drinks were good and well priced. Staff need to communicate more to each other as asked if meal ok by one then straight after by another. Also felt like I was being watched all the time by the girl waiting on watching me eating ribs isn’t good made me uncomfortable. An entertainer just setting up as the match finished so must get busier later.
Marea Terraza Lounge Bar
They even had a great girl duo singing to add to the superb atmosphere.Would definitely recommend.
Great for UK sports with TV’s dotted around the walls. Music and Karaoke on some evenings, come along and enjoy any time of the day.
Please note that this used to be called Titos Cafe b
Showing all live sporting events. Open every day. Offering traditional British Sunday roasts and daily afternoon tea(both via boo
3 km from La Campana Beach. This air-conditioned villa features a terrace and free Wi-Fi. The property has a garden, a private pool and free private parking. 
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Helped us well above her job description. Figured out a special room for us! A lot spent. Time with us and went far above her duties. She is a diamond. Keep up the good work Julia! XXX. 
Unfortunately, since the hotel is considered 5 stars, it was actually like staying in one of the lower Caterioria not so much for the hotel but for the management. We opted for the Star Prestige formula, which was supposed to guarantee us “respect” for the treatment, and this gave us the opportunity to have a mini bar with refills included and a dedicated room with drinks next to the reception. The “prestige restaurant with carte menu” was nothing but a very nice room next to a shared buffet open to all but with so little choice that there were “migrations” of Prestige guests going to and from the buffet with dishes in hand, taking Something else to eat. The quality of food, coffee and drinks was mediocre and I don’t say this because we are Italians we have stayed in Spain/Canary Islands/Balearic Islands but we have never found such low quality in a hotel of this category, especially given that in in the restaurants around him he ate excellent and drank fantastic espresso. 
I booked Star Prestige so I could be adults only and the peace and quiet was so worth it. In star prestige, the pools are heated, but they are not too warm. The rooms are out of this world as the hotel has recently been refurbished. I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough and trust me that the staff cannot do enough for you. 
3 buildings in Arc de Cercle + apartments. A very well designed complex. Staff Nice place! 
The staff were very helpful It is true that there is free parking in the area but reserved parking would be very welcome. 
Dinner à la carte (two menu offers) or buffet. The buffet leaves no desire open. The staff is cordial, you feel welcome in this hotel at any time. 
Little Entertainment and musical evenings that end too soon. 
M. 
It is located right on the promenade, which is on the coast that connects to the nearby city. And next to the white sandy beach. 
There is entertainment and there are several on site dining. The hotel also has many tourist services. The location is good. There is a path along the coast that will take you to the marina and several restaurants and shopping areas. The city center is about a fifteen minute walk. My only complaint would be that adding the hotel dinner is quite expensive and still doesn’t include drinks. I think it’s worth exploring the local dinner options instead. 
Allowing large inflatables in them as well as playing with balloons both adults and children did not improve the situation. Some areas did not evacuate well the water next to the pools. The showroom was small one night, with seating very close together to take advantage of the space which hindered mobility. At the pool bar, the food is somewhat slow. In the room, the shower has a door too high, leaving a little hollow to ‘breathe’, which sometimes causes the smell of humidity. 
Reformation is nice to go out for sunbathing and see the sea and the island of wolves is great the only thing that will change will be a rescue company that doesn’t do a good job of their work Holidays will give you more than 5 stars. 
Quality. Services. Varied and high quality food. cleaning. Refurbished hotel in excellent condition. 
Finally nothing changes and there is always so much traffic at meal times. This hybrid solution doesn’t work for me. This system has been in place since October 2017. I stayed last January with the old restoration system. 
Both the rooms and parts of the hotel have been kept to a high standard of cleanliness. 
And that’s shit. They should lower the price or fix it. 
2/10
El centro de la ciudad ofrece una gran variedad de lugares de ocio y se encuentra a 3 km. Una parada de autobús también se encuentra a 3 km. Este hotel ofrece a sus huéspedes una zona de piscina con zona infantil, un bar de aperitivos, una terraza soleada y una zona con jardín. El restaurante climatizado ofrece desayuno y cena en forma de bufet y el almuerzo se puede seleccionar a partir de un menú. Los huéspedes de negocios pueden hacer uso de la sala de conferencias. Las elegantes habitaciones están perfectamente equipadas con un amplio cuarto de baño y balcón o terraza. El huésped podrá disfrutar de un gimnasio o del tentador spa. El hotel ofrece una amplia zona de actividades de ocio. El campo de golf más cercano se encuentra a unos 44 kilómetros. 
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