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Andalucia, Spain – Live Weather Update

Weather Overview

Andalucía is located in the south of Spain on the Costa del Sol, or the ‘sunshine coast’. The large region is home to well-known destinations such as Seville, Granada and Malaga. As its name suggests, the coast is particularly sunny for most of the year. On average Andalucía and the surrounding regions receive a total of three thousand hours of sunlight each year.

The region has a typically Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild winters, however the Cabo de Gata region, located in Andalucía on the south-eastern Mediterranean coastline, is dry all year around and is the only region of Europe with a desert climate.

Despite this, rainfall in Andalucía does increase quickly from summer to winter. There have been a few episodes of flash floods in recent times, and the area has been put on storm alert in the past.

Andalucía is what most people think of when they think of typical Spain; the weather is hot and sunny and it is one of the few regions that still participate in typical Spanish traditions such as bull-fighting and flamenco. This makes it an extremely popular holiday destination, especially for those seeking reliably hot sunshine and a tan during the summer season. Summer is the most popular time to visit Andalucía to relax on the beaches near the coast and soak up the sun.

While the weather in spring and autumn is cooler and there’s less sunshine than the summer, the region receives visitors all year round. Outside of peak season, the quieter spring and autumn months are good times of the year to visit the various tourist attractions of Andalucía including the numerous beautiful buildings.

Andalucia, Spain

Summer

Summer is peak tourism season in Andalucía and the best time of year to visit if you’re looking for great weather. In summer, the sun is practically a guarantee, with 12 glorious hours in July and 11 hours in June and August.

If you’re on the hunt for hot and dry beach weather, the best time to go to Andalucía would be July or August, as rainfall in these months averages at only 1-5mm, which is virtually non-existent. In fact, the whole of summer is generally very dry with just 9mm of rain in June.

Summer is also the hottest time of the year in the region. Average temperatures reach 28°C in mid-summer but often peak to sweltering highs of 36°C which can feel very hot indeed. Temperatures can get even hotter than this on some occasions; the official record in Andalucía for the hottest temperature is 46.5°C, peaking in the cities of Sevilla, Morón and Córdoba. The coast is generally cooler thanks to sea breezes.

As a result of these high temperatures and abundance of sunshine, Andalucía and the Costa del Sol is one of Spain’s most popular regions for beach holidays. The beaches of Malaga and Marbella on the Mediterranean coast offers swimming and fine sands – perfect if the holiday you are looking for involves a lot of relaxing on the beach! However, if the weather gets too hot in the summer, holiday makers can cool down in one of the area’s many attractions and explore historical wonders such as the Alhambra in Granada.

Classical white villages in Andalucia, Spain

Autumn

Arriving at the end of September, the autumn weather in Andalucía remains almost as good as the summer months, however, temperatures are starting to drop and sunshine levels are decreasing towards winter. It’s still a great time to visit Andalucía if you’re looking for good weather and less crowds of tourists though. Temperatures average around 20°C in October and fall to an average of 15°C in November, although highs can still reach a pleasant 26°C. There’s 6-7 hours of sunshine in autumn.

Autumn is a popular season to travel to Andalucía even though showers are more likely to come during this month. Rainfall increases steeply from 25mm in September to 66mm in October, so holiday makers should be prepared for the chance of wet weather.

Winter

One of the great things about Andalucía is that the forecast is almost always sunny, even in winter! There’s still around 5-6 hours of sunshine throughout the winter season.

Winter temperatures are much cooler than the summer months, but much warmer than other parts of Europe, which makes Andalucía a popular winter sun destination. Average temperatures are between 11°C and 12°C from December to February, while highs can reach between 15°C and 17°C. However, temperatures do vary throughout the region. The highest winter temperature would be found in Seville which can reach up to 26°C and the lowest temperature would be in Grenada which is around 7°C.

This season has the highest levels of rainfall which is due to the weather systems sweeping in from the west. In recent years, January received three times as much rainfall than the average in the last thirty years, and some parts of Cadiz received 200mm of rain. On average though, there’s around 76mm of rain in December falling to 59mm by February. This season is best for the tourists who don’t want to sunbathe and don’t mind the slight chance of rain.

It has been known to snow in January in Andalucía, but this is not very common and has only ever been a light coating. Plus with the breath-taking scenery that Andalucía has to offer seeing it in snow would not be a disappointment. 

Bolonia Beach, Andalucia

Spring

Spring occurs between March and May in Andalucía and is the transition period between winter and summer. During spring, the weather is typically warm with a strong breeze in the air which cools temperatures slightly. Average temperatures range from 15°C in March to 20°C in May, however temperatures can reach a balmy 27°C at the end of May. This is perfect for sightseers and holiday makers as it is not too hot to spend all day wandering around the glorious features of Andalucía but it is still hot enough to get that healthy tan.

Sunshine levels are starting to increase in spring, with 6 hours in March rising to 10 hours in May. Visitors should be aware that there’s also a good chance of some spring time showers in Andalucía at this time of year. March is the wettest month of the year, with 90mm of rainfall, but things will start to dry up come May.

Andalucia, Spain – October Weather

Weather Lowdown

Temperatures start to cool off considerably in Andalucia during October, though it is still hot by British standards with an average daytime maximum temperature of 26°C (78°F), while the average minimum is 14°C (57°F) over much of the region. Coastal areas are generally warmer at night than inland. Sea temperatures in October are still warm, around 22°C (71°F).

Skies over Andalucia are mostly clear, with a 24% chance of precipitation. Rainfall becomes more common during October than during the summer months, particularly when low pressure systems track further south than usual. However, most Octobers have lengthy dry spells, and while the mean monthly rainfall averages around 60-70mm, this falls on an average of just five rainfall days.

Sunshine remains quite reliable, particularly near the Mediterranean coast, with an average of 7 hours per days with bright sunshine.

Humidity ranges from comfortable (35%) to very humid (97%), with the air drier around October 1 and becoming more wet as the month progresses. Wind speeds range from calm to gentle breeze, blowing in from the west.

Overall, average temperatures cool off quite rapidly in October. Around October 1, averages are at 18°C (64°F), with highs of 26°C (78°F) and lows of 11°C (51°F). By mid-month, averages are at 15°C (59°F), highs at 23°C (73°F) and lows at 9°C (48°F). By the end of October, averages are at 13C (55°F), highs at 20C (68°F) and lows at 7C (44°F).

Where to Stay

Tryp Cadiz la Caleta

Tryp Cadiz la Caleta (Avda. Amilcar Barca esq. Doctor Fleming) is an excellent option in Cadiz. Located on La Victoria Beach, the hotel is right near Paseo Maritimo, and the city’s main shopping areas. Elegant, modern rooms are available for singles, couples or families; be sure to request a sea view. Onsite facilities private parking, international breakfast buffet and a lounge bar ideal for an afternoon coffee or evening cocktail.

Hotel Don Paula

Hotel Don Paula is located in La Juderia neighbourhood of Cordoba, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The main square Las Tendillas and the Mezquita Catedral are within 5 minutes’ walking distance. Each one of its 10 rooms are equipped with private bathroom, TV, A/C, fridge, telephone, wifi–and some cater to solo and physically handicapped guests.

Hit the Beach

Playa de los Genoveses

Playa de los Genoveses is a perfect horseshoe bay with shallow water. It is still off the beaten track and undeveloped, which makes it a great respite from the crowds as well as the heat. You won’t find sunbeds or other facilities here–that honour lies in the nearby town of San Jose.

Playa del Canuelo

Playa del Canuelo is a small beach with a hip vibe and crystal clear waters. Swimwear is optional but snorkeling is definitely recommended–you won’t want to miss the beautiful underwater sights here.

Eating & Drinking Out

Taberna Luque

Taberna Luque in Cordoba is a unique, family-run tavern with delicious dishes like salmorejo, gazpacho and fresh sangria.

La Montana

La Montana is a charming, casual restaurant in between the pueblos blancos of Bedar and Lubrin. The atmosphere is friendly, the cellar well-stocked, and the view of olive and almond groves stunning. Every other Sunday, Spanish live music erupts in the cosy dining room.

Tropicana

Tropicana in Ronda is an organic tavern/cafe that serves everything from succulent tapas to gourmet hamburgers. Sample traditional Spanish nibbles while sipping the finest Andalusian wines.

Restaurante Palangreros

Restaurante Palangreros has been serving patrons in Fuengirola for more than 20 years. Their Mediterranean cuisine is made from quality ingredients: pork sirloin skewer, fried aubergines with honey, swordfish with ratatouille, crayfish paella, and more.

Things to Do

Feria y Fiestas En Honour a Nuestra Senora La Virgen de Rosario

In Montoro, to the north of Cadiz, the Feria y Fiestas En honour a Nuestra Senora La Virgen de Rosario is held every October, and honours the town’s patron saint. It boasts numerous traditionally-Spanish entertainment such as flamenco dancing and bullfighting, as well as concerts and a special lunch. 

Other Things to do

Nearby are the town of Huelva and the El Portil tourist centre, and the beaches of the Costa de la Luz offer opportunities for sunbathing, windsurfing and sailing. The Parke Aquopolis Carteya offers water-based entertainment including numerous water slides.

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Spain (Spanish and Galician España, cat. Espanya, Basque Espainia, ox. Espanha), officially the Kingdom of Spain (Spanish and Galician Reino de España, cat. Regne d’Espanya, Basque Espainiako Erresuma, ox Reialme d’Espanha) is a sovereign state in southwestern Europe, a member of the European Union. Spain occupies most of the Iberian Peninsula. The territory is divided into 17 autonomous communities and 2 autonomous cities. The capital is Madrid. According to one version, the name of the country comes from the Phoenician expression “i-spanim” – “shore of hyraxes”. It occupies 80% of the territory of the Iberian Peninsula, as well as the Canary and Balearic Islands, has a total area of ​​​​504,782 km² (together with small sovereign territories on the African coast, the cities of Ceuta and Melilla), being the fourth largest country in Europe after Russia, Ukraine and France. The average height of the surface of Spain is 650 meters above sea level. What to see in tenerife canary islands: 20 Top Attractions & Places to Visit in the Canary Islands Опубликовано: January 31, 2023 в 1:35 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous What to see in Tenerife, the island of a thousand experiences ? Marca Canaria Tenerife is the largest island of the Canary archipelago, but it is also the largest and most populated of all the Macaronesia region. It is also a place where, when you ask yourself what to see in Tenerife, it offers you a thousand suggestions of things to do and places to visit, above all due to its mild climate. In Tenerife you will be lucky enough to be able to find and visit unique places, such as the longest volcanic tube in Europe, 17 kilometres long or the Teide National ParkThe city of La Laguna, listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2007, as well as the city of La Laguna, whose historic centre has also been listed as a World Heritage Site since 1999. Apart from its natural values, of which there are many, the island also offers many other special places, cities such as its capital, Santa Cruz; well-preserved complexes, leisure areas, museums, parks, etc. Here are five places to see in Tenerife. Teide National Park The Teide National Park is located in the centre of the island of Tenerife and is the largest and oldest national park in the Canary Islands. It was declared as such on 22 January 1954 and as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007. In this national park you can visit the famous Teide volcano which, at an altitude of 3,718 metres, is the highest peak in Spain. You can also visit the Roques de García, enjoy its spectacular viewpoints, ride the cable car or see the stars from one of the best places in the world for observing the universe. You can find out more about the national parks of the Canary Islands at this link. Historic centre of the city of La Laguna La Laguna was founded between 1496 and 1497 by the Adelantado Alonso Fernández de Lugo, which is why it is also known as the City of the Adelantados. Since 1999, it has been recognised as a Cultural Asset and World Heritage Site by Unesco. It is also the first colonial city without walls in the Canary Islands and has preserved its original layout practically intact. The streets of La Laguna are marked by commercial, gastronomic and leisure activity, but above all its monuments and historic buildings stand out. In the city you can visit the Plaza del Adelantado, the church of La Concepción, the Palacio de Lercaro, the Teatro Leal, etc. In the following link you can learn a little more about this wonderful city. Anaga Rural Park Less than an hour’s drive from La Laguna and Santa Cruz de Tenerife lies Anaga, a massif of sharp-edged mountains and deep ravines, covered in a green blanket of laurel forest. It was declared a Biosphere Reserve by Unesco on 9 June 2015 and is home to the largest number of endemic species in Europe. In the Anaga Rural Park you can go on different trails and excursions through the laurel forest, such as the Sendero de los Sentidos, visit impressive viewpoints such as Jardina, swim in incredible wild beaches such as Almáciga or Benijo, or visit villages such as Taganana. Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the island’s capital city Santa Cruz has been the capital of the island of Tenerife since 1833 and shares the capital of the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands with Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Its port is key to maritime communications and receives both commercial vessels and tourist cruise ships. It is a cosmopolitan city whose streets invite you to enjoy walks and parks such as the García Sanabria, to appreciate emblematic buildings such as the Adán Martín Auditorium or the Tenerife Espacio de las Artes, as well as to enjoy its beaches, such as Las Teresitas, and complexes such as the César Manrique Maritime Park. The city also offers an incredible gastronomic offer. In the following link you can discover seven perfect places to eat in the capital of Tenerife. Benijo Beach Benijo is a wild beach of black volcanic sand with an incredible landscape located on the coast of the Anaga Rural Park and belonging to the municipality of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. If you like nature in its purest state, you can’t miss it. The beach has privileged views of the Roques de Anaga and offers magical sunsets. It is one of the most isolated beaches in the town of Taganana and to access it you have to walk along a path with stairs. Tenerife offers many more places to see, so be sure to visit the island and discover them all.  Paula Vera Photos: elviajerofeliz.com, Santa Cruz de Tenerife Town Hall, holaislascanarias.com The Best Things To Do in Tenerife, The Canary Islands Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links that earn me a small commission, at no additional cost to you. Tenerife is known for its seaside resorts, blue flag beaches, and vibrant nightlife, but the island’s natural landscape and exceptional climate offer more than that. With its volcanoes, Spain’s highest peak, water sports, natural parks, and caves Tenerife is an ideal weekend destination for adventurers. Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links that earn me a small commission, at no additional cost to you. I only link to and recommend products that I personally use, and believe my readers will find helpful. Mount Teide National Park Mt Teide, Tenerife – Alison Fay Travel Photography The Teide National Park is a World Heritage Site and is home to Mount Teide, a volcano and the highest peak in Spain, at an altitude of 3,718 meters, on foot or by cable car based on the summit of the last one, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and La Palma can enjoy. If you want to go to the top of the hill, you must obtain a permit in advance. Siam Park The Siam Park is a water park on the Costa Adeje and extends over 18 hectares. It houses the largest collection of Thai buildings outside of Thailand, as well as a large selection of waterslides and water slides, both family-friendly and adrenaline-laden. In Europe, this is one of the best. Go To The Beach Santa Cruz de Tenerife Beach in Tenerife Tenerife has more than 400 km of coastline suitable for a variety of beaches, 10 of which have been awarded the Blue Flag. Playa de las Teresitas Santa Cruz is a protected man-made beach made with Saharan sand, popular with locals and tourists alike. If you are looking for something out of the ordinary, you will find a number of secluded beaches in the main tourist centres, including Playa Bollullo, Playa del Pozo and Playa El Puertito. Punta De Teno Peninsula This rugged promontory, ten kilometres from Buenavista, is the westernmost point of the island and is an ideal place to get away from crowds and remove spider webs with some sea air. Admire the active lighthouse on the rocks or relax in the bay and enjoy the breathtaking views of La Gomera, La Palma, and the Teno Mountains. The Giants Of The Cliff. Literally translated as “the cliffs of giants”, these magnificent cliffs rise between 500 and 800 meters in height. The Guanches (the first inhabitants of Tenerife) have described this place as a “hell wall” and it is certainly a scary scene. Take a day trip to the city of Los Gigantes, where you can also snorkel, scuba dive, kayak, row, dolphin and whale watching. over the cliffs. Masca Hilltop Village And Trek The “lost city” of Masca is a remote mountain community in a spectacular mountain landscape. Arrive early to avoid the crowds and find the beginning of the migration of the Masca gorge, three hours drive from the bay of Masca. From here you can climb up or book a boat trip to Los Gigantes. Guided hikes are available. Hiking In The Anaga Mountains If you are looking for something off the tourist route, visit the Anaga Mountains in the northeast of the island. This prehistoric mountain range was formed 7 to 9 million years ago by a volcanic eruption and is the oldest part of the island. A trip to this city gives the impression of returning to another world. There is even a village (El Bailadero) that owes its name to a group of witches who danced around the fires. Drago Milenario Tree No trip to Tenerife would be complete without a glimpse of the ancient dragon tree (“dragon tree”), the national symbol of the island. Named for its red resin, which looks like “dragon’s blood” and has many medicinal benefits, it has been revered by the local community for centuries. It is said that this tree, which is 1000 years old, is the oldest of its kind on the island. Diving And Snorkeling. The crystalline and temperate waters and fascinating volcanic rock formations make Tenerife a diver’s dream. The island has a large selection of dive centres offering a variety of excursions for all levels, from introductory classes for children, PADI courses for professionals to easy boat trips for those who want to be accompanied but afraid to sink their fingers. An Architectural Wonder. Another thing on Tenerife is to admire the elegant, white and modern curves that could only be the work of the famous son of Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. Some people see a cobra, others a wave and some see a Trojan helmet. Where to stay My favourite area of Tenerife is Los Cristianos, a town on the South-west coast of Tenerife. Los Cristianos has a beach, cheap bars and food, boat trips and water sports available. It offer’s access to Mount Teide within 45 minutes, and the capital of Tenerife, Santa Cruz de Tenerife is only about 50 minutes away by car.  Santa Cruz de Tenerife is a great place to stay if you are more into cities than small towns, featuring a beach, historices and lots of shopping. I always recommend booking a hotel with a pool, so you can have a day or two relaxing at the poolside and enjoying the sunny weather. Below is a list of hotel’s that have a pool in Tenerife. Hotel Stars Discount Price before and discount Select dates Vincci Selección La Plantación del Sur ★★★★★ -10% 3 679 3 327 View Hotel Iberostar Selection Sábila – Adults Only ★★★★★ -12% 746 660 View Hotel Hotel Botanico y Oriental Spa Garden ★★★★★ -18% 2 595 2 115 View Hotel Ona Las Rosas ★★★ -41% 506 297 View Hotel Adrián Hoteles Roca Nivaria ★★★★★ -11% 658 586 View Hotel h20 Conquistador ★★★★ -34% 8 509 5 604 View Hotel Dreams Jardin Tropical Resort & Spa ★★★★ -9% 1 728 1 568 View Hotel Iberostar Bouganville Playa ★★★★ -21% 1 861 1 468 View Hotel Iberostar Heritage Grand Mencey ★★★★★ -16% 1 315 1 104 View Hotel Hard Rock Hotel Tenerife ★★★★★ -9% 2 647 2 421 View Hotel Accessibility in Tenerife & accessible hotels A lot of hotels and attractions in Tenerife offer some level of accessibility to those with mobility issues or using wheelchairs. There may be some restrictions in historic buildings, and at nature attractions. Most towns have mobility scooter hire available, on either a daily or weekly basis. You may have to pay a deposit and will need to show ID when hiring the scooter. There are some accessible rooms available in most hotels, but some hotels are fully wheelchair-accessible throughout the entire hotel complex. Below is a list of hotels and hostels that have facilities for wheelchair users, but make sure to check with the hotel before booking that their facilities are suitable for your needs.         Photo Credits: Santa De Cruz Beach in Tenerife by Hans, https://pixabay.com/en/beach-water-sea-coast-sand-beach-406441/ Mt Teide, by Corpol_8, https://pixabay.com/en/teide-tenerife-volcano-landscape-3723474/ Tenerife by Jordi_Martos, https://pixabay.com/en/tenerife-canary-islands-holiday-2047229/   What to see in Tenerife? Landmarks of the island. Photo and video. Tenerife – the largest island of the Canary archipelago , which was repeatedly awarded with laudatory epithets and called dissimilar names. An island of eternal spring, a two-faced piece of land in the Atlantic Ocean – Tenerife is located in two climatic zones at the same time, and here the lush tropics coexist with a dry series of beaches. This is one of those resorts that tourists don’t flock to for five star hotels. On the island there are more than a dozen magnificent corners that nature has created, and man only carefully protects. If you are wondering what to see in Tenerife in a couple of days, then you must visit the following places after visiting the island. nine0005 Teide Volcano on the island of Tenerife Teide Volcano is perhaps the main natural attraction of the island. It rises almost 4 kilometers and, together with its surroundings, occupies most of Tenerife. Tourists can easily get by car to a mark of 2. 3 thousand meters, after which they have to choose between a funicular ride, or on foot, but a free walk. Needless to say, what beauties open from the top of Tenerife? The whole island is in the palm of your hand, and in cloudless weather even the neighboring islands are visible, and the night landscape is completely different from the daytime one. nine0005 But be careful – the last 160 meters that separate you from the summit and the craters, you will not be able to overcome without special permission and passport . Fortunately, you can print this permission for free at reservasparquesnacionales.es by selecting the appropriate section. The crater itself looks truly impressive – you have every chance to feel like the hero of the famous novel by Jules Verne. Wondering how long to fly to Tenerife from Moscow? Read our article. nine0005 Read here about the weather in the Canary Islands in January, it’s cool, but the views from the mountain are gorgeous. Read about the beautiful city of Spain in our article, all about Barcelona. Lunar landscape It would be wrong to talk about the volcano as a whole, but not to mention one of its main beauties – the Lunar landscape. This place got its name due to the color of the landscape – it really resembles the Moon or any other desert planet, and especially the mesmerizing white rocks that were formed as a result of a volcanic eruption look in contrast with the black walls of the volcano. nine0005 The lunar landscape was chosen not only by tourists, but also by directors – many fantastic films were filmed here, including Star Wars and the equally famous Planet of the Apes. Teide National Park Teide Volcano, of course, occupies a leading position among the attractions of the park, but do not fail to walk around its surroundings. Teide National Park is the largest nature reserve in the Canary Islands: you will find many unusual plants, most of which you will not find anywhere else on earth. nine0005 True, the indigenous fauna is represented rather modestly – colorful birds and scaly reptiles, but more than a dozen animals brought from all over the world live in the reserve. In addition, another volcano awaits you here – Chinyero, in the vicinity of which you can take a walk. The tourist route is marked with lines of different colors, so you will definitely not go astray. Tenerife Botanical Garden But enough about the mountains. After walking along the volcano, you will surely want to visit a lush oasis and relax under the shade of exotic trees, inhaling the scent of flowers. All this and even more is concentrated in one place – the Tenerife Botanical Garden. nine0005 Here you will see with your own eyes coffee and breadfruit trees , one of the richest collections of orchids and the pride of the park – a rubber tree that is over two hundred years old. The tour will not take more than two hours, but the journey will be truly eventful. Masca Gorge in Tenerife There are several beautiful legends about the unusual name of this place, but they all come down to the same thing. Once the daughter of a local leader, a wayward and freedom-loving girl, did not want to marry a Spaniard, threw herself off a cliff and fell to her death. nine0005 For many years, the gorge was notorious. Pirates hid in impregnable caves, hunted down merchant ships and attacked them, brutally cracking down on the crew – they say that treasures are still stored in countless grottoes. 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Average temperature lanzarote june: Average weather June in Lanzarote, Canary Islands Опубликовано: January 31, 2023 в 12:56 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: June Is Lanzarote warm in June? – nbccomedyplayground Users’ questions 13/03/2021 by Ayden Rudd Is Lanzarote warm in June? Weather in Lanzarote in June The average temperature in June is 23°C, but during the daytime, it can get pretty hot. If you’re planning to have just a relaxing holiday, with chilling by the pool or on the beach, then you might want to wait for the second half of the month, when temperatures tend to go even further up. What is the hottest month in Lanzarote? August Lanzarote weather in August August is the hottest month but also the busiest time on the island. What is the warmest part of Lanzarote? Arrecife When its hot, Arrecife is the hottest place. Which Canary Island has the best weather in June? Lanzarote Lanzarote is the warmest Canary Island in June and Fuerteventura is very close, with similar temperatures. Is Lanzarote windy in June? Wind. The trade winds are starting to pick up June, so expect most days to have winds of 15 to 20KMH, and there may be some days where it’s gusting to 40KMH. We do get calimas in June from time to time – this is when dust blows over from The Sahara, so it can ge very hot, and the wind feels like a hairdryer. Where is hot in June? Where is hot in June Destination Temperature (°C) Cancun 36.0 Kos 32.1 Phuket 31.7 Athens 30.4 What’s the coldest month in Lanzarote? January Canary Islands, annual weather averages August is the hottest month in Lanzarote with an average temperature of 25°C (77°F) and the coldest is January at 17°C (63°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 10 in August. The wettest month is December with an average of 29mm of rain. What’s the best month to go to Lanzarote? The best time to visit Lanzarote is in spring or autumn for slightly cooler weather. March marks the end of winter and the region enjoys an average temperature of 23°C. Lanzarote’s location near West Africa and the Sahara Desert means it’s easy for the region to overheat. Is Lanzarote hotter than Tenerife? Tenerife and Gran Canaria are the warmest islands in the Canaries during the months of December, January and February. Lanzarote and Fuerteventura usually have more cloudy days, which makes the weather seem cooler compared to Tenerife. Is Lanzarote busy in June? Summer is considered peak season in Lanzarote, especially between the months of July and August. Seamana Santa, the week before Easter, represents another busy season for Lanzarote, as it is for all other Spanish destinations. Is Lanzarote cloudy in June? June 2020 was very typical of the month – hot, dry and quite windy. June 2018 started cool and cloudy and continued that way for the first half of the month. There was even rain in early June, which is very, very unusual. Lanzarote Water Temperature in June / Average Sea Temperature for Lanzarote in June Average sea water temperature in June: +20.6°C Minimum sea water temperature in June: 22.7°C Maximum sea water temperature in June: 18.8°C Show year: 2022 2021 2020 The average sea water temperature in June of 2022 was 20.8°C. The highest and lowest sea temperatures during the month were>21.2°C and 20.4°C. Place name June 2022 June 2021 Los Alkazares 25. 3°C 23.8°C Murcia 25.0°C 23.6°C Mar Menor 25.0°C 23.5°C La Manga 24.9°C 23.5°C Valencia 24.8°C 22.8°C Cullera 24.7°C 22.8°C Castellon de la Plana 24.6°C 22.7°C Oropesa del Mar 24.5°C 22. 8°C Peniscola 24.5°C 22.7°C Benicasim 24.4°C 22.7°C Gandia 24.4°C 22.9°C San Pedro del Pinatar 24.3°C 23.0°C Platja de Palma 24.3°C 23.1°C Palma 24.2°C 23.0°C Palma de Majorka 24.2°C 23.0°C Mallorca 24. 2°C 22.8°C Magaluf 24.2°C 23.0°C Palmanova 24.2°C 23.0°C Cala Mayor 24.1°C 23.0°C Santa Ponsa 24.1°C 22.9°C 0003 Convenient departure dates Your name Phone number By submitting a request, you confirm “Consent to the processing of personal data” Send I want to receive the most advantageous offers Thank you for your application! Agency managers will contact you within 15 minutes! Holidays in Spain in June. In addition to a beach holiday in the Canary Islands or other Spanish resorts in June, thanks to the not too hot weather, you can rent a car and travel around the cities and villages of Spain, or limit yourself to trips on a tourist bus, which is also convenient. Royal Palace and Royal Academy of Fine Arts – in Madrid; Palace Guell and Sagrada Temple – in Barcelona; the Church of Hospital de los Venerables and the Cathedral of Santa Maria – in Seville – and many, many other attractions of an amazing country are waiting for you in Spain. Tours to Spain in June 2022. There are still not many tourists in the country in June, but in order to buy tours for holidays in Spain in June at a lower price, it is better to purchase them in advance or take advantage of last-minute offers that provide discounts. In June, a large number of holidays and festivals are held in Spain. The most significant of them is the Night (from 23 to 24 June) of the fires of St. Joan in Valencia (Alicante). On the streets and squares of the city, large figures made of wood and papier-mâché are placed, tents with drinks and food are laid out, music plays, fireworks are launched. Classical music lovers should visit the Granada International Music Festival. Young people will like the noisy and bright festival of variety music “Sonar” and the festival of contemporary art “Grek”. On the night of June 23, an enchanting Water Festival takes place in the village of Lanjaron near Granada. And at the Wine Festival in Haro, you can taste delicious wine to your heart’s content. Weather in Spain in June. Despite the fact that the average air temperature in June in Spain is already quite high: +27°C, the water in the resorts of the mainland is not yet warm enough: +20°C. It is much warmer on the islands, where beach lovers are already in full swing. The amount of precipitation in June is low, most of the rain falls in the central and northern regions of the country. Precipitation: 40 mm, rainfall: 8. 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Weather forecast for tenerife playa de las americas: Oops! We are having trouble finding your page. Опубликовано: January 31, 2023 в 12:28 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Weather gran canaria may: Gran Canaria Weather in May Опубликовано: January 31, 2023 в 11:42 am Автор: alexxlab Категории: May Gran Canaria Weather in May Gran Canaria Weather in May | Thomas Cook Skip to content ATOL Protected All of our holidays that include flights are protected by the ATOL scheme from the moment you book. So if one of our suppliers fails, you’ll get your money back. If you’re left stranded abroad, a flight home will be arranged at no extra cost. Our ATOL number is 11806 ABTA Protected As proud ABTA members we deliver the highest standards when it comes to our holidays. So if you book with us you’re guaranteed the best service. Our ABTA number is P8283, Y6720. Secure trust account Unlike many other travel companies we operate on a trust account model. Once we’ve paid the airline for your flights, the rest of your money is held in a trust account. We do not have access to this directly and can only withdraw funds when you are back home from holiday Avg weather in May 22° View live forecast SUN 13 Hrsper day RAIN 4 mmper month HUMIDITY 73 %avg WIND 13 Mphavg Gran Canaria weather May What’s the weather like in Gran Canaria in May? Gran Canaria has lovely weather all year round and it’s nearly summer in May, so things start getting quite hot. The island’s around 150km off the coast of North Africa, which means you’ll get lots of sun and hardly any rain in May. Microclimates Gran Canaria’s high mountains mean you’ll get different weather around the island; they protect the south from north easterly winds, keeping you warmer and drier than in the north. There’s less rain on the coast, while the mountains themselves are cooler. The nearby Sahara Desert can make things really hot at times, although the trade winds and cool Canary Current will usually keep you comfortable. Dust storms can also blow in, which are most likely when the seasons are changing. Averages The normal high temperature in Gran Canaria is 24ºC in May, which cools to a fairly pleasant 16ºC at night. The usual sea temperature’s 20ºC, while humidity’s low and average rainfall’s just 1mm. You can expect 14 hours of daylight with nine hours of sunshine each day, while UV levels will be very high so sun cream is essential. Sunset’s around 8.45pm for much of May. View weather for JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Best hotels in Gran-canaria What to do in May in Gran Canaria, Spain – 2023 – Winter Sun Expert Grand Canary Island, is the third largest and second most populous island of the Canary Islands, an archipelago off the Atlantic coast of Northwest Africa which is part of Spain By Pepelopex – CC BY-SA 3. 0 Before we have a look at what you can do in Gran Canaria, let’s first look at the weather you can expect in May. Contents 1 May weather in Gran Canaria Spain 2 Things to see and do in Gran Canaria 3 Shopping in Gran Canaria 4 Activities in Gran Canaria 5 Restaurants in Gran Canaria 6 More things to see in Gran Canaria 7 More information about Gran Canaria Spain 8 What to do in Gran Canaria Spain in other months 9 Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for each month May weather in Gran Canaria Spain To get a good overview of the type of weather you can expect in May in Gran Canaria Spain, we will look at the day and night temperature, minimum and maximum water temperature, and if May is comfortable or humid Generally, May in Gran Canaria Spain will be really nice. Historical data shows that you can expect an average temperature of around 77°F / 25°C. As there is not a lot of humidity, it will feel comfortable. During the night, it will cool down to around 59°F / 15°C. Gran Canaria Spain does not have a lot of rainy days in May. You can expect around 1 rainy days, with on average 0 inches / 0 mm of rain during the whole month. The forecast for May 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 Gran Canaria Gran Canaria 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. Día de Canarias (Canary Islands’ Day) Event/FestivalMay Día de Canarias (Canary Islands’ Day) has wrestling, and concerts. Roque Nublo ParkThroughout the Year Roque Nublo is a park ideal for trekking and many other activities. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria CityThroughout the Year Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is the scenic capital where it is a little cooler and rains more than in the south/west. There are many options for adventures, drinks, and dining out. Playa de Las Canteras BeachThroughout the Year Playa de Las Canteras is a beach ideal for swimming, kayaking, and cooking out. Corpus Christi Event/FestivalMay, June Corpus Christi has a procession on streets decorated using carpets of flowers and dyed salt. Playa del Ingles BeachThroughout the Year Playa del Ingles is a beach ideal for sunbathing, fishing, and boating. Maspalomas Dunes Nature/Wild LifeThroughout the Year Maspalomas Dunes is ideal for walking and sunset viewing. A beach and lighthouse are located nearby. Shopping in Gran Canaria In Gran Canaria, there is a wide range of shopping opportunities, including craft shops, Activities in Gran Canaria All Saints’ Day (November 1th) snowbirds enjoy Theatre plays, films, and religious tradition. Carnival of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria this is one of the most famous Carnivals in Spain and is held in Gran Canaria. It usually takes place between February and March. Teror Discover the town of Teror Bird Park Visit the Palmitos bird park World of Music, Arts and Dance Festival in Gran Canaria (WOMAD) this awesome festival puts together music and art from around the world in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Walking A hike to the middle of Gran Canaria – Roque Nublo Dinner show Glam up for Garbo’s dinner show: Garbo’s is a Gran Canaria institution. This glamorous gala cabaret has been serenading audiences since 1997 with show-stopping song and dance numbers, and enough sequins Las Palmas See the sights at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Sioux City Park Visit the Wild West in Gran Canaria Walking Take a walk through Gran Canaria’s history- Vegueta The Three Kings Day (January 6th) Apparently, Spanish people celebrate Christmas until the first week of January. Rum Sip some Arehucas rum: Sample Gran Canaria’s finest liquor. Arehucas Rum is a traditional and much-loved drink which is made in Gran Canaria and exported around the world Restaurants in Gran Canaria Restaurants are open all year round and they offer a variety of cuisine including Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Japanese, Indian and American. In Las Palmas there are many excellent fish restaurants. Playa de las Canteras Restaurante La Quilla. Clipper La Puntilla Restaurante La Marinera More things to see in Gran Canaria Nature & Parks The Rural Park of Nublo, The Doramas Jungle, the Azuaje Ravine, Tamadaba, Pino Santo, Palmitos Park amongst others are a must-see. Archeological sites some well-known rock formations are El Cura (also known as El Fraile), The Frog (La Rana), Roque Bentayga, the Roque de Gando, and the Peñón Bermejo. N.B- Every beach uses a flag system to warn locals and snowbirds about the water conditions. A green flag means all is OK. The yellow flag means only experienced swimmers should go out in the water. The red flag says no swimming allowed at all for safety reasons. Pay attention to the flag system for your own safety and the safety of your family. The Beaches Snowbirds get to experience the beautiful beaches of Gara Canaria. Some of which include Anfi del Mar, Playa de Amadores, Gui Gui Beach are definitely worth the while. Art/History The Cathedral of Santa Ana is the area’s focal point and has a striking neo-Gothic design. Meanwhile, the Casa de Colón – where Christopher Columbus is said to have stayed in 1492 – clearly dates from the Renaissance era. More information about Gran Canaria Spain Click here for more information about the destination “Gran Canaria Spain” What to do in Gran Canaria Spain in other months What to do in January in Gran Canaria Spain What to do in February in Gran Canaria Spain What to do in March in Gran Canaria Spain What to do in April in Gran Canaria Spain What to do in June in Gran Canaria Spain What to do in July in Gran Canaria Spain What to do in August in Gran Canaria Spain What to do in September in Gran Canaria Spain What to do in October in Gran Canaria Spain What to do in November in Gran Canaria Spain What to do in December in Gran Canaria Spain Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for each month Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for January Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for February Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for March Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for April Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for May Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for June Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for July Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for August Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for September Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for October Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for November Weather in Gran Canaria Spain for December Climate and weather in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in May day +23 evening +21 23 °C, and in the evening +21 °C. Data obtained according to our weather archive in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Cloudy clear – 20 days overcast – 11 days Wind average wind speed is 10 (m/s) Pressure 759 millimeters of mercury Precipitation rain / snow / hail – 0 days Weather in Las Palmas de Grania-Canarius Weather for the week weather for 14 days a month Climate for months and seasons March May June June June June June July August September October November December Winter Spring Summer Autumn Average temperature in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in May by year Average daily and evening temperature in Las Palma de Palma May by year for the period from 2002 to 2012. Number of cloudy and clear days, pressure and wind speed. 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 9003 7 003 Temperature °C Weather characteristics Pressure mmHg Art. Wind speed m/s Day +24 Clear – 20 days Overcast – 11 days 759 10 Evening +23 Clear – 23 days Overcast – 8 days 758 9 Day +23 Clear – 7 days Overcast – 24 days 757 9 Evening +22 Overcast – 26 days 756 7 2 Day +23 Clear – 7 days Overcast – 24 days		759	11
Evening	+22	Overcast – 24 days	756	10

+22	clear – 15 days. Overcast – 16 days	758	10
Evening	+21	Clear – 17 days Overcast – 14 days	757	10

+23	Clear – 11 days. Overcast – 20 days	758	11
Evening	+22	Overcast – 21 days	757	10

Day	+23	Clear – 7 days Overcast – 24 days	759	10
Evening	+22	Overcast – 20 days	758	9

Temperature archive in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in May

The graph shows the average temperature in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in May in the evening and during the day. The maximum average daily temperature according to our archive was +24°C, and the minimum dropped to +21°C.

Weather characteristics

Average data on the probability of precipitation in percentage terms in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in May.

Precipitation in May

The graph shows the average number of rainy or snowy days in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria over the years. The total, average number of days according to our data is 0

Weather in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in May. Sea water temperature.

	Average day temperature:	21.9°C
	Average temperature at night:	18.6°C
	Sea water temperature:	20.2°C
	Number of sunny days:	18 days
	Day length:	13. 2 – 13.8 hours
	Number of rainy days:	0 days
	Rainfall:	4.7 mm

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Akagera National Park is Central Africa’s largest protected wetland and the last remaining refuge for savannah-adapted species in Rwanda.

Akagera National Park, Rwanda, is almost unrecognisable today compared to over 20 years ago when it was on the verge of being lost forever. The aftermath of the 1994 genocide had a devastating impact on the environment, making its story of revival even more remarkable. In 2010, African Parks assumed management of Akagera National Park in partnership with the Rwanda Development Board (RDB), shifting the park’s trajectory from one of oblivion to prosperity and hope.

From the beginning there was a clear joint vision: to transform Akagera from a depleted landscape overrun by more than 30,000 cattle into an income-generating park for the benefit of people and wildlife. Effective law enforcement and strong community engagement was the foundation for rehabilitation. After practically eliminating poaching in just five years, lions were reintroduced in 2015, followed by black rhinos in 2017 and 2019 and in 2021, 30 white rhinos were introduced to the park. Wildlife numbers have grown from less than 5,000 in 2010 to almost 12,000. Besides being a haven for wildlife, the park’s support for income-generating enterprises for local communities is growing. Today, Akagera National Park continues to provide for the 300,000 people living around its boundaries, directly benefitting from its existence.

As a result of our track record in Akagera and over 10 years of successful collaboration with the RDB, in October 2020, the Government once again entered into a long-term agreement to have African Parks, this time to manage Nyungwe National Park. The Rwandan Government is showing how protected areas, with clear vision and under the right management, can support people and wildlife long into the future.  

Akagera Highlights

• In 2021, 30 Southern white rhinos were successfully translocated from Phinda Reserve in South Africa to Akagera in the largest single rhino translocation to date.
• Wildlife populations have flourished with over 11,000 large mammals counted in a 2021 aerial survey, including 133 elephants (a 20% increase since the 2019), nearly 4,000 buffalos and a lion population of 37.
• With the help of our counter-poaching canine unit, African Parks overhauled law enforcement to help secure Akagera National Park and, as a result, not one high-value species has been lost to poaching since 2010.
• More than 2,000 schoolchildren visit Akagera National Park each year, along with teachers and local leaders, as part of the environmental education programme.
• Pre-Covid-19, Akagera was 80% self-financing, and despite a reduction in visitors due to Covid-19, tourism contributed 47% towards the park’s operating costs in 2021. 

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Along with wildlife conservation and community engagement, tourism holds the key to unlocking economic benefits needed for a brighter future for those living within and around Akagera’s border region.

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a Spectacular 422 ft Waterfall close to Hilo

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By Love Big Island | updated November 12, 2022

The ʻAkaka falls are a 422 ft (135 m) tall waterfall and are the highlight of the ʻAkaka falls state park. This park is located close to Hilo and a visit to this waterfall should be part of any road trip crossing the Hamakua coast.

There are two waterfalls that you can visit in the park:

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1. The 422 ft Akaka falls (easy to see)
2. The 400 ft Kahuna falls (slightly more difficult to see)
3. Entrance Fee + Directions

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1. The 422 ft Akaka falls (easy to see)
2. The 400 ft Kahuna falls (slightly more difficult to see)
3. Entrance Fee + Directions

The ʻAkaka Falls

You can only see the falls after a pleasant and short 0.4-mile hike from the parking lot. This walk is called the ʻAkaka Falls Loop Trail and is an easy hike that is doable for the whole family. Completing it can take up to 1/2 hour if you take your time and the trail head is easy to find: directly off the parking lot.

You can see the top of the ʻAkaka Falls from the parking lot. A short hike takes you to a far more scenic view.

The walk to the ʻAkaka falls takes you through a lush rainforest filled with wild orchids, bamboo groves and draping ferns. Try not to rush ahead to see the waterfall but take your time and enjoy the scenery.

The accessible portion of the park lies high on the western shoulder of the deep gorge into which the ‘Akaka waterfall plunges, and the falls can be viewed from several points along the trail through the park.

Be prepared to meet other people on the trail because the ʻAkaka falls are one of the more popular attractions on this side of the island. They also are one of our 5 favorite Big Island Waterfalls.

Walking towards the ʻAkaka Falls lookout point. Credit: Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA) / Heather Goodman

You can find the most up-to-date information on the ʻAkaka falls loop trail on the state park website. You can also take a virtual tour of the ʻAkaka falls loop trail using google, or have a look at what the falls look like if you approach them in the following video:

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The Kahūnā Falls

There is another waterfall visible from this trail: the Kahūnā Falls. This waterfall is with a 400 ft drop almost as tall as the ʻAkaka falls, but it is difficult to get a good look at the Kahūnā falls from within the park.

There is a small overlook point from where you can see these falls about 800 ft beyond the ʻAkaka falls overlook. The Kahūnā falls are best visible after lots of rain because  the trees on the cliff in front of it shield most of the falls from view.

The Kahuna falls are with 400 ft almost as tall as the Akaka falls (422 ft). However, due to an unfortunate viewing angle from the park these falls are overshadowed, and at best receive a quick look from park visitors

Directions to the ʻAkaka falls

The ʻAkaka falls state park is about 11 miles north of Hilo on the end of ʻAkaka Falls Road (Highway 220), 3.6 miles southwest of Honomu.

The parking area is open between 8:30 am and 6 pm. The park itself is open to walk-ins between sunrise and sunset.

Best time to visit

Try to visit before 11 am to beat the crowds and to see the waterfalls illuminated by the sun. No problem if you are later, the ʻAkaka falls are a wonderful visit rain or shine, crowds or no crowds, and at any time of the day.

Parking + Entrance Fee

Visitors need to pay an entrance fee and, if they make use of the parking area, a parking fee. Payments can only be made by credit card, and we recommend that you pay for parking and entrance prior to arrival due to limited cell reception at the park.

The entrance fee to the park is $5.00 per individual, entrance for Hawaiʻi residents is free (source, last checked 2022).

The parking fee is $10 per vehicle, but is waived for residents that can show a state ID or DL.

How to pay: Visitors can pay for entrance and parking via phone by calling CallToPark at 1-888-767-9037 or through the CallToPark website (Location #125932).

Is it possible to go on a zipline tour at the ʻAkaka falls?

It is not possible to go ziplining at the ʻAkaka falls. The waterfall is located in a state park and cannot be commercially exploited.

The Big Island Zipline tour offered by Skyline Eco Adventures is located halfway between the ʻAkaka falls state park and the ocean, on the Kolekole stream. Their ziplines take you past two waterfalls: one with a 40 ft drop and one with a 200 ft drop. Very impressive, but less than half the height of the ʻAkaka falls!

Read more in our guide to zipline tours on the Big Island.

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Over 2 hectares will be planted with boxwood in Sochi

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Sochi National Park plans to plant 20,500 boxwood seedlings this year. This plant is under threat of destruction due to moth moths.

“In total, in 2020, it is planned to plant 20.5 thousand boxwood seedlings in their natural habitat. The planting will be carried out on an area of ​​2.2 hectares, in the place of historical growth of boxwood, by the efforts of three local forestries – Maryinsky, Golovinsky and Lazarevsky,” – says on the official website of the national park, TASS writes.

99% of relic boxwood groves were destroyed in Sochi by pests. This insect came to Sochi in 2012 in preparation for the Olympic Games.

The first stage of planting 1.5 thousand seedlings is scheduled for March 3rd. Boxwood grows extremely slowly, it will take about a hundred years for a new grove to appear.

Colchis boxwood grows in the protected lands of Adygea and Kuban.

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▷ Excellent Things to do in Anfi del Mar | Guide 2023

In this post we present a guide to the best beaches in Anfi del Mar and the activities you can do during your holiday. We offer boat trips where you can relax, forget your worries and give yourself up to the pleasure of the sea. You can also enjoy the sun and sand on its exuberant white sandy beaches, where you will find the best conditions for different water sports. So read on and find out a little more about this beautiful town in the south of Gran Canaria.

The best of Anfi del Mar Beach

This is a fantastic beach in Gran Canaria, in the municipality of Mogán. Although it is an artificial beach, it has everything you need to lose yourself for a few days and forget about the hustle and bustle of the city. It is located in the La Verga ravine, which is one of the many cliffs on this side of the island that give it a distinctive and unique air.

On this beach you will have at your disposal all the services you need to enjoy the sun and sand, such as sun loungers and parasols for hire, showers and toilets. It is also very safe because it is protected from the waves and is ideal for children. Because of all these advantages, it receives many visitors all year round.

Water activities in Anfi del Mar

In this area you have a wide range of possibilities to enjoy the sun, the sea and the sand.

• Parascending: this is an activity in which you are hooked to a parachute and attached with a rope to a boat that goes at high speed. Full adrenaline and fun guaranteed. Don’t worry, it’s a totally safe experience with experts controlling every detail so that you can just enjoy the views of the island from the heights.
• Banana Boat: get on board with your friends and start betting to see who can hold on the longest. A fun experience for everyone.
• Paddle surfing: this is a fun activity where you get on a surfboard but control it with a paddle. It’s great fun, especially on the calm waters of this beach.
• Sea kayaking: take the paddle and let yourself be carried away by the tranquillity of the beautiful sea of the Canary Islands.
• Jet skiing: get ready to enjoy the sea with your adrenaline pumping. The jet ski will be just for you and you will be the one who decides where to go. It’s great fun and is currently one of the most popular activities in Anfi del Mar.
• Water skiing: this is a similar activity to snow skiing, but in this case a boat will pull you along at high speed. It is great fun and will make you feel intense emotions.

Snorkelling and scuba diving

Remember that the Canary Islands have a great diversity of marine life and Gran Canaria is home to the greatest biodiversity. If you are a scuba diving enthusiast, you can dive here in peace and quiet. This beach is characterised by its calm waters, ideal for scuba diving.

Its seabed is home to a wide variety of marine species worth seeing and photographing. You will not have enough time to visit and get to know all the beauties hidden in the sea. If you don’t want to go that deep, go snorkelling. Either way the experience is wonderful. If you are just learning or have never done it before, there are many companies specialised in scuba diving where you can hire an instructor to guide you through this new experience.

Boat trips

This is one of the best ways to enjoy the island from the sea. Take a boat trip from Anfi del Mar to Puerto de Mogan or Arguineguín, passing the most beautiful and enigmatic places along the coast. Choose between motor boats, pedal boats, luxury sailing boats and speed boats.

During the trip you will enjoy the sighting of dolphins, whales and other marine animals. The tour includes places where different cetaceans pass by, which you can admire from the safety of the boat.

La Verga Beach

It is a beautiful urban beach with little waves, perfect for the enjoyment of children and the whole family. Although it is not very large, it is very comfortable and has all the services such as showers, toilets, bars and of course sun loungers and umbrellas for rent. It is also next to the promenade where you will find a variety of alternatives to have a good time.

Balito Beach

We mention this beach as one of the best things to do in Anfi del Mar because it’s right next to it and is an ideal place to escape and unwind. It is not as well known as the continuous beaches and has slightly different characteristics. There is no wave protection so the waters are more active. In addition to this, the shore has a lot of pebbles so it is not as crowded.

Maroa Island

This is a small and charming artificial island in the shape of a heart on the Anfi del Mar beach. It is arranged to liven up the stay of visitors. You can reach it by stairs or by swimming. But if you wish, put on your snorkelling goggles and swim around the island to enjoy the beauty of the sea and the fauna that inhabits it.

Here you will find a restaurant with hammock services and the best meals. It’s definitely a getaway we all deserve, so you can’t leave without visiting this romantic island.

Anfi del Mar Fun Facts

The Anfi del Mar resort was started in the 1990s. It was born as an initiative to recreate the beauty of the Caribbean beaches in Gran Canaria, for which tons of white sand were brought from the Bahamas. But as it was already a beautiful place with a favourable climate, it was not difficult to achieve the desired result. They also thought about reducing the strong waves, so they installed a breakwater and achieved a dream beach where many people go to rest and relax.

As you can see, Anfi del Mar is a marvel and fulfils the purpose for which it was designed. It is an attractive beach that has nothing to envy to the Caribbean coasts. If you wish to visit it, we can help you choose the activities and excursions that best suit your needs. Contact us via email, WhatsApp or fill out our contact form, we will be happy to help you so that you don’t have to worry about the small details, we have been helping our clients to enjoy an unforgettable holiday for many years.

Gran Canaria Info – The Tragic Irony of Anfi Del Mar’s Decade Of Madness

Anfi Resort remains one of Europe’s top timeshare complexes, but a 10-year spree of getting holidaymakers to sign illegal timeshare contracts is costing it dear. 

When the Anfi Resort Complex opened for business in 1992 it was one of the world’s most luxurious timeshare resorts. Its focus on quality and service made it a cut above most of Gran Canaria’s hotels and accommodation. Years later, it’s still one of Europe’s leading timeshare resorts and remains unmatched in Gran Canaria.

Billionaire founder Bjorn Lyng always wanted a quality resort and made sure that he got one. He faced Anfi’s blocks with stone, built a huge, heart-shaped island and shipped in Caribbean sand for the beach.

Anfi was Lyng’s baby and it cost a fortune. Once th first blaocks of Anfi Resort opened, the race was on to get the money back and build more. Gran Canaria’s timeshare boom had started.

Between 1992 and 1999, Anfi’s sellers did pretty much as they chose; it was timeshare’s Wild West period and Anfi’s vast network of salespeople sold timeshares as fast as Lyng could build the resort.  

Spanish law, written before timeshare even existed, wasn’t up to the job of protecting people from the cowboys.

The fateful day when the law changed but Anfi didn’t

On January 4, 1999, Spain brought in a strict timeshare law. It outlawed lots of the things Anfi, and Gran Canaria’s other timeshare firms, were putting in their contracts. But timeshare didn’t change its sales tactics or contracts. It just carried on as if it was above the law.

Gran Canaria’s timeshare resorts, including the Anfi flagship, were breaking the law every day. The Wild West days were over and the sheriff was heading into town.

Did Lyng know that thousands of the contracts his sales teams were signing were illegal? It’s hard to imagine that a man who built a billion euro empire didn’t know exactly what was going on. Perhaps, like many successful men, he thought he could make any problem go away. He certainly had a huge legal team.

Timeshare lawyers versus consumer rights

Looking back, Anfi must wish that its lawyers ad put in the effort to write legal timeshare contracts. A few days work back then would have saved the company a fortune.

Instead, Anfi’s army of lawyers had one job: To make sure that nobody ever got their money back no matter how dodgy their contract was.

While the sales teams were pushed to make more money, the legal department did their best to hold on to it. Lawyers blocked, delayed and appealed everything. Fighting Anfi because such a long-winded and expensive process than many owners with obviously illegal contracts just gave up. 

But while Spanish law is slow, it is also remorseless. In the end, Anfi and timeshare just ran out of legal tricks. 

In 2015, the first case against Anfi reached the Spanish Supreme Court. Inevitably, because it was so illegal, Anfi lost. Then it lost again, and again.

It’s now lost 25 supreme court cases; an unenviable record.

The result is that Anfi resort is now returning money to owners with illegal contracts when the courts order it to.

Not because it wants to, but because it has to.  

Once the Spanish Supreme Court rules, there is no wriggle room no matter how many lawyers you have.

This means that if you’re one of the thousands of Anfi owners with an illegal contract, you can (finally) get your money back.

Is Anfi really the bad guy in Gran Canaria?

This is the tradgedy of Anfi. It’s still a superb resort. It still offers excellent quality and service. And many of its owners are happy and always have been. 

But that decade of madness after 1998 is now costing it dear. As the island’s biggest timeshare resort, it has the highest number of illegal contracts. And the most to lose.

Anfi faces an avalanche of legal cases over the next few years. Nobody knows what the effect will be.  

But we do know that it will have to pay out when the courts tell it to.

The victims of Anfi’s decade of greed are finally getting their money back.

Is your Gran Canaria timeshare contract illegal?

If you signed a timeshare contract after January 4, 1999, there’s a good chance that it contains an illegal clause and that you can go to court, get it annulled, and get you money money back.  

Just fill in this form and the top Gran Canaria timehare law firm (the one that won all those supreme court judgements and the only one that has beaten Anfi) will be in touch within 24-hours.

THIS ISN’T A SCAM: The CLA has won 25 Supreme Court Judgements in the lst 18 months and is winning cases against Gran Canaria timeshare companies every week.

It’s not just Anfi: Here’s the full list of Gran Canaria and Canary Islands timeshare resorts that have lost in court.

And here’s our FAQ about exactly what is illegal in a Spanish timeshare contract. 

 

°HOTEL MARINA ELITE PATALAVACA 4* (Spain) – from 6877 RUB

Excellent8080 reviews10

Hotel Marina Elite – Patalavaca

27.77558,
-15.70145

Patalavaca,
Spain

6877Rub

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Description

Hotel Marina Elite is an impressive 3-star hotel with comfortable rooms, located 10 minutes walk from Playa del Inglés. The center of Patalavaca is 2 km from the hotel, while Arguineguin is a short drive away.

Location

Guests will appreciate the hotel’s scenic location close to Playa de Balito. Anfi Beach is a 5-minute drive from the resort. The sandy beach is a 13-minute walk from the hotel. nine0003

The nearest bus stop is “Barranco Balito” about 100 meters from the hotel.

Rooms

Rooms feature a private terrace, separate toilet and kitchenette, and feature modern décor. Here, guests can enjoy charming views of the Atlantic Ocean. Bath sheets, a hairdryer and a dryer are provided for your comfort.

Meals

A breakfast buffet is served each morning at the hotel. The menu of the hotel’s restaurant includes international dishes. Guests can also enjoy refreshing drinks at the snack bar. Restaurant “Bella Pasta” is a 14-minute walk from the hotel. nine0003

Leisure and business

Spa therapy and massages are free of charge. The luxury hotel has a garden, a sun terrace and a shared living room. Guests can also enjoy fishing, golf and diving.

Internet

Free Wi-Fi is available in the hotel rooms.

Parking

Private parking is available on site for EUR 10 per day.

The hotel staff speaks English, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch. nine0003

Number of floors: 10.
Number of rooms: 99.

Former name: Balito Beach

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24 hour reception

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Outdoor pool

Heated pool

Air conditioner

Air conditioner in the room

Accommodation with children

Children’s playground

Children’s pool

Children’s buffet

Board games

Private beach

Beach access

Sun loungers

Beach umbrellas

General

• Free Wi-Fi
• Parking lot
• 24 hour service
• Pool
• Air conditioner
• Accommodation with children
• Private beach

Sports and fitness

• Fitness center
• Diving
• Hiking
• Tennis court
• Golf course
• Billiards
• Table tennis
• Fishing

Services

• Room service
• Cleaning
• Car rental
• Laundry
• Guide services/ Ticketing

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• Welcome cocktail

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• Breakfast
• Restaurant
• Pool Bar
• Snack bar
• Buffet

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• Business center
• Meeting / banquet rooms

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• Children’s buffet
• Board games
• Children’s pool

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• Heated swimming pool
• Outdoor pool
• Beach access
• Beach umbrellas
• Chaise lounges
• Sun deck
• Garden
• Sauna

Room view

• Sea view

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• Free Wi-Fi in the room
• Air conditioner in the room

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• Rest area
• Terrace
• Balcony
• Tea/coffee set
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• Towels

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• Kitchen
• Electric kettle
• Microwave
• Toaster
• Kitchenware

Media

• Flat screen TV
• Cable/Satellite TV
• Telephone

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Location

Playa Balito, Bco De Balito,
Patalavaca,
Spain,
Gran Canaria

• Famous places of the city
• Nearby
• Restaurants

Beach

Playa de Amadores Beach

2.4
km

Barranco de la Verga

Anfi Del Mar

970 m

Beach

Anfi Beach

1.3
km

Yacht club

Marina Narval

1.0
km

Playa de Balito

640 m

Playa de la Verga

640 m

Calle Anfi del Mar

Playa Anfi del Mar

13
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Sea Trek

640 m

Anfi Markt

640 m

Playa del Inglés

970 m

Calle Dali 80

Anfi Playa

2. 6
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Beach

Puerto Rico Beach

2.6
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dolphins and whales watch

970 m

Puerto Rico Marina

1.2
km

Punta de la Vega

1.3
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Beach

Playa de Aquamarina

1.7
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Amusement park

Angry Birds Activity Park

2.4
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Shopping area

Puerto Rico Mall

1.8
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Shopping area

Puerto Rico market

1.8
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Mirador El Mulato

1.6
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Carr. Mogán

Amadores Beach

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1.8
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Puerto Deportivo de Puerto Rico

1.8
km

Shopping center

Centro Comercial Puerto Rico

1.8
km

carr. a Cortadores

Palmeral Noruego

2.7
km

Tango

1.8
km

Grupo Pama

1.8
km

Mini Casino

1.8
km

Aqua Park

2.0
km

Anfi Tauro Golf

2. 8
km

Playa de Balito

350 m

Restaurant

Khun Asian Restaurant

890 m

Restaurant

Maroa Club de Mar

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Restaurant

Bella Pasta

1.1
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Restaurant

El Poncho

1.1
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Restaurant

Mar de tapas

1.2
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Restaurant

Chapter One

830 m

Restaurant

El Café

1.2
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Restaurant

Restaurante Montsemar

1.5
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Excellent80 reviews

Location8.0

Room8.2

Service7.6

Food5.0

• ArkadyMarina Elite Hotel – Patalavaca

  8.0

  Excellent

  Great location. Maroa Club de Mar, which is a 10 minute walk and nothing more, we loved it. ..

  Arkady
  Russia,
  January 2021

• TamaraMarina Elite Hotel – Patalavaca

  9.0

  Ideal

  Luxury hotel, good choice for Patalavaca.

  Tamara
  Russia,
  November 2020

• missingHotel Marina Elite – Patalavaca

  7.0

  Very good

  Liked everything. We lived in a hotel, ate in different places, so we can’t say anything about the kitchen. We rented a car for 10 days, most of the time we traveled… Cicar auto company Opel Corsa, navigation, cond., det. Armchair, full insurance for 10 days only 180 euros…recommended. We only spent the night in the hotel … The price is reasonable. nine0003

  Everything was fine!

  Russia,
  March 2017

FAQ

What airport is Marina Elite Resort Patalavaca near?

Marina Elite Resort Patalavaca is located 50 km from Gran Canaria Airport.

Is it possible to have breakfast at Marina Elite Resort Patalavaca?

Yes, Marina Elite Resort Patalavaca serves buffet breakfast.

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For the youngest guests, the Marina Elite Resort Patalavaca offers a playground and playground.

How far is Marina Elite Resort from the city center?

The distance between Marina Elite Resort and the city center is 2 km.

Are the rooms cleaned at Marina Elite Resort?

Yes, Marina Elite Resort provides laundry and housekeeping.

What places are worth visiting near Marina Elite Resort Patalavaca?

After 950 meters from Marina Elite Resort Patalavaca, you will reach Playa del Inglés.

What activities can Marina Elite Resort offer?

Marina Elite Resort offers sun loungers, a shared lounge and a golf course.

Are there restaurants near Marina Elite?

You can visit Bella Pasta and La Posada Tex-Mex near Marina Elite.

How much does it cost to stay at Marina Elite Resort?

A room in Marina Elite Resort costs from 88€. nine0003

What rooms are available at Marina Elite?

Marina Elite offers the following options: Superior Two-Bedroom Apartment, Superior One-Bedroom Apartment and Deluxe Suite.

Are there sports facilities at Marina Elite Resort Patalavaca?

Yes, guests at Marina Elite Resort Patalavaca can enjoy diving, lawn tennis and fishing.

Is there any public transport near Marina Elite Resort?

Yes, there is a bus stop Barranco Balito at a distance of 150 meters from Marina Elite Resort.

Address

Playa Balito, Bco De Balito,
Patalavaca,
Spain,
Gran Canaria

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Tip: Consider free cancellation options. This will allow you to remain flexible should you need to cancel your trip due to the spread of COVID-19.

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A small paradise in Great Canaria / Travel.

Ru / Countries and regions

The Canary Islands have nothing to do with canaries. Although in
there has always been confusion about the names of the islands – in Spanish
the word “canario” has several meanings, and from the Latin of the Canaries
translated as islands of dogs. According to the ancient Roman scholar
Pliny the Elder, on one of the seven islands of the archipelago were
huge dogs. Who knows, maybe this island was just that
Gran Canaria – extremely original and unlike others
The islands are a piece of Spanish land off the coast of Africa. nine0003

The island of Gran Canaria is comparable in size to Moscow, but its shape is
resembles an apple with a small dent in the northwest and a “twig”
in the north-east.

This volcano, extinct 40 million years ago, is paradise
terrestrial. Such Gran Canaria, along with unique landscapes, makes
microclimate. The hot breath of the Sahara carried to the island
legendary sirocco, softened by a cool undercurrent
Atlantic and as a result a unique subtropical climate is formed,
turning the Canary Islands into a desirable place for tourists from all over the world. nine0003

The season in Gran Canaria lasts all year round. In the northern part
the islands are more or less humid, the temperature reaches 24-26 C, in the south
— dry, 28-30 C, water temperature in the waters of the beaches 22-23 C. C
Ecology on the island is also all right. The healing air of the island
polluted by the waste of enterprises, since industries here
Hardly ever. The whole life of the island is focused on tourists, which
made it possible to turn the island, which only 25 years ago, into the times
General Franco, was covered exclusively by tomato plantations, in
European class resort. This can be judged by the high level
hotels, food and entertainment. But at the same time, Gran Canaria is not
most expensive resort To get an idea of ​​prices, it is enough
to say that a good meal in an ordinary restaurant costs $10-15, although
“Snack” for $50-100 is also not a problem. Gran Canaria – place
for recreation of people with any income. nine0003

Better living on the south coast in a hotel with a sea view, somewhere
in Balito or Anfi del Mar. These are the perfect places to stay
Gran Canaria. From here it is easy to get to any point of the small
the size of the island; all places in Gran Canaria are connected by excellent
highways, from one to another can be reached by car most
more than twenty minutes. Along the way, it is worth visiting Las Palmas with its
the Columbus Museum and the XY century Cathedral of Santa Ana,
majestic cathedral in Arucas of the early 20th century, natural park
“Palmitos” in the south of Gran Canaria, which contains some of the most
the world’s largest collections of parrots, butterflies and orchids. nine0003

The Aboriginal Museum is very popular among tourists,
which is located in the mountains near the town of San Fernando, where on
against the backdrop of restored ancient buildings, mannequin dolls are playing
genre scenes from the life of the Guanaches, the indigenous inhabitants of the island.

For more information about holidays in Gran Canaria, please contact
Russian firms “SA MARLEY” and “URAN”, organizing their own
charter flights to the island.