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Playa Grande – GoDominicanRepublic.com

Approximately 120 kilometers (75 miles) northeast of Puerto Plata city, between Río San Juan and Cabrera, this wide, two-kilometer-long (one mile) golden beach is known for its swells–good for surfers–and undertows in the winter, requiring extra care by not swimming too far off shore. On site, rows of local seafood shacks serve excellent lunch plates while the music echoes. Playa Grande’s perfect palm trees and golden beach landscape make it a photographer’s favorite.

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Puerto Plata’s crown jewel attraction offers a day of hiking through thick forest, crossing footbridges and passing numerous flora before eventually reaching a rocky hilltop where you’ll begin making your way down by jumping or sliding down a series of waterfalls!

Puerto Plata, Canyoning + Rappelling, Cenotes + Springs, Ecotourism, Excursions, Family-Friendly, National Parks + Protected Areas, Waterfalls

Amber Route

The DR is known for producing some of the clearest and oldest amber in the world, mined in Puerto Plata. Tour amber mines where the stone is unearthed, in the hills of La Cumbre, passing entrances to holes that run 61 meters deep (200 feet), and watch workers reappear with stones in hand.

Puerto Plata, Family-Friendly, Gem Hunting, Hiking

Anfiteatro La Puntilla

A stunning, outdoor Grecian amphitheater facing the Atlantic Ocean, flanked by the San Felipe Fort on one side, and a verdant La Puntilla park. Concerts and other artistic events are occasionally held here.

Puerto Plata, Family-Friendly, Theaters

Bahía de Luperón

Beige-colored beach with large rocks and swimmable area. Tourists will often stop by before or after a visit to the close by historic La Isabela site, the first European settlement in the New World. Western Puerto Plata.

Puerto Plata, Beaches

Bartolo Colón Stadium

Tour this professional stadium, baseball academy, and museum built by Bartolo Colón in his hometown of Altamira. Watch and join the area’s youth practicing all day and chasing their dream of becoming the next MLB sensation.

Puerto Plata, Baseball, Family-Friendly, Museums

Cabarete Coffee Company

Based in Cabarete, this “organic, shade grown, hand-picked, fair trade” coffee provider takes you on a tour of multiple coffee farms approximately two hours away, where it sources its coffee beans. You’ll get to roast, grind, and brew your own cup.

Cabarete, Puerto Plata

Cabarete Shopping

Shopping in Cabarete is as bona fide an activity as surfing. The beach town’s main street is lined with exquisite boutique stores carrying carefully curated Dominican art and apparel from around the country and from overseas.

Cabarete, Puerto Plata

Casa de Arte

The north coast’s most recent cultural center doubling as a museum and an educational arts and crafts hub. Located in the heart of Sosúa’s beach town, Casa de Arte rotates paintings and sculpture exhibits, lectures, and hosts other events every month.

Puerto Plata, Sosúa

Casa de la Cultura

Casa de La Cultura is one of the oldest intellectual hubs and cultural institutions in Puerto Plata, rebuilt at the turn of the 20th century and now hosting key art and cultural events, from exhibits to lectures.

Puerto Plata, Family-Friendly, Museums

Cayo Arena

Cayo Arena offers schools of tropical fish that can also easily be seen in shallow turquoise waters, making this spot a paradise for snorkeling fans; the area boasts some of the most abundant marine life in the DR, with corals and sponges, and schools of tropical fish swimming around your feet.

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The Local Favorite Surf Beach in Guanacaste

As part of the Marino Las Baulas National Park, Playa Grande in Costa Rica is not just a beautiful beach, it’s an important beach for turtles and wildlife. It’s also one of the best beaches for surfers looking to score some fast and fun waves.

With tan colored sand and bright blue waters, you don’t have to be a surfer to fall in love with Playa Grande. Separated from Playa Tamarindo by a protected estuary, Grande offers travelers a less crowded beach to catch the perfect wave or enjoy a nice long walk during sunset time.

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How to Get to Playa Grande(Driving/4×4 required?)

You can use Google Maps or Waze as your GPS. If you want to go to the main parking lot, you can enter Hotel Las Tortugas as your destination. Along the drive once you get closer, you’ll see many signs for Parque Nacional Marino Las Baulas.

This route does not require a 4×4, it is paved the whole way from Liberia Airport to the main entrance of Playa Grande. Do note that once you turn left in Matapalo towards Playa Grande, the road does get narrow and curvy so drive slowly and carefully.

You will see locals will drive very fast and may tailgate you, but just keep calm and drive how you feel comfortable. Just let them pass you on their own accord.

However, a 4×4 or 4wd is recommended if you do plan to explore the Guanacaste province and other areas of Costa Rica.

By Boat from Tamarindo

Even though Tamarindo and Grande are very close, it’s about a 30 minute drive from one to another as it’s separate by the estuary. Because of this, there is a way to get to Grande by Boat which is much faster for surfers if they live in Tamarindo.

The boat ride from Tamarindo beach to Grande beach across the estuary costs about $1 USD) one way. There are many locals with boats who can take you.

Many surfers will park at Tamarindo at the north end of the beach, take the boat to Grande and then boat back to Tamarindo after their surf session.

Please DO NOT swim across the river mouth as there are crocodiles there and there have been attacks before by people trying to walk/swim across. The river mouth connects to the Playa Grande estuary which is home to many crocodiles!

Playa Grande map. (Remember, this is the Playa Grande in Guanacaste).

Playa Grande is 64 kilometers (40 miles) and a 1 hour and 10 minute drive from Liberia International Airport.

Located along the Tamarindo Bay, Grande is perfect for those looking for a more low key beach away from the bustling Tamarindo town which is a 30 minute drive away.

Getting Around Playa Grande

The best way to get around Playa Grande is by renting a car. There are no public buses to Playa Grande and the area is very spread out. Since there isn’t really a town or town center with everything, you will have to drive a bit to get to a full size supermarket, pharmacy, bank and other services.

Parking

There is a good size parking lot at the main entrance to Playa Grande. You have to park in the area outside or along the street.

They charge 2000 colones fee to park.

There will be some local “parking guards” sitting around the parking lot. However, do not leave any valuables in the car, roll up your windows and lock your doors.

On weekends, the parking lot may get very crowded so you may have to park further down the street so be even more vigilant about not leaving any valuables in your car.

Fee

No fee to go to the beach but there is the parking fee.

Services

There is a beachfront restaurant called Taco Star at the main parking lot but no other services (public bathrooms, showers, changing rooms, etc.)

Playa Grande Beach

Playa Grande is a long, vast beach with not much shade but soft tan sand and sparkling blue waters.

If you plan to spend the day there, we do recommend to bring your own umbrella if possible because there aren’t any trees for shade and it is very hot!

But if you’re a surfer, you’ll in the right spot. Grande is known for having excellent, constant waves for both intermediate and advanced surfers. Local surfers love Playa Grande, thanks to its many surf points and breaks.

When there’s a swell, Grande is big. They named this beach very appropriately! (Grande means big in Spanish). Waves are fast and strong with left and right hand tubes at the many breaks.

You can find waves for beginners up to advanced surfers, for both longboarders and short boarders. For long boarders, we like to go to the Casitas point or by the estuary/river mouth (south end of the beach).

To get to the Casitas point, you can take the boat from Tamarindo. Or you can drive to Palm Beach Estates and park there. On Google Maps, it’s marked as “Playa Grande parking for walk to south beach access at river.”

Surfers at Playa Grande

This is why many locals will take the boat from Tamarindo to Grande as it’ll drop you off right as the Casitas surf break and you don’t have to worry about your car.

Things to do at Playa Grande

Waves are not the nicest for swimming and it can get big and strong. Visitors also need to be aware of rip currents at Playa Grande. Snorkeling is not possible at this beach.

Surf Lessons

If you want to take a surf lesson, check out Frijoles Locos, Mojo or A Cachete Surf. Group lessons are around $50 USD per person and you can also choose private lessons.

Playa Ventanas and Playa Carbon

Playa Ventanas neighbors Playa Grande to the north which is accessible by car or walking on the beach. Many people like to get their 10,000 steps in by walking all the way from Grande to Ventanas and back. It’s a long but really nice walk.

If you want an even longer walk to work up more of a sweat, you can keep going up to Playa Carbon. There you can do some snorkeling and play in the tidepools during low tide.

Something else you have to do at the beach is to watch the sunset. From Playa Grande, you get a full view of the sun going down and it is just stunning. Just remember that as Playa Grande is part of the Marino Las Baulas National Park, the beach is closed after dark.

Turtle Nestings

As part of the Marino Las Baulas National Park, Playa Grande is a turtle nesting beach for leatherback turtles. The season is October to February with the peak time in December and January.

However, the number of nesting turtles has decreased unfortunately and they are not as abundant as they used to be. You can inquire about a turtle viewing turtle during the season to see if any companies or guides will take you though.

Otherwise, it is better to go to Ostional Wildlife Refuge to see nesting turtles (2 hour drive one way). Highly recommended the months June – December (must go with a guide).

Sometimes in the months of February and March, turtles have shown up randomly to nest on Playa Grande beach. And in the early mornings, the hatchlings come out and make their way to the sea. It’s not often and it’s not common, but it has happened.

Day Trips from Playa Grande

If you plan to base yourself in Playa Grande for your vacation, there are many fun day trips from Playa Grande and places to visit. Here are our recommended day trips, all these require at least a 1 hour drive except for Flamingo and Black Stallion Estates.

Diamante Eco Adventure Park (ziplining, animal sanctuary, cultural tour): Adventure park with an oceanview zipline, animal sanctuary, local house with cultural tours, botanical garden and beach club.

Hacienda El Viejo Wetlands (culture, nature): Family owned sugar cane plantation and private wildlife refuge. Offers cultural, rum and wildlife watching safari tours. Get our El Viejo discount in this link!

Palo Verde National Park: This national park protects the important Tempisque valley and river, home to a plethora of river birds, reptiles and migratory birds. Excellent place for a safari wildlife watching boat tour.

Fishing and Snorkeling from Flamingo: Book a private fishing and snorkeling tour from Flamingo for a fun day out on the water to see secluded beaches and snorkel. You can also do some deep sea fishing along the way to catch dinner.

Scuba diving: Go on a discovery dive if you’re not certified or for a 2 tank dive at the Catalinas Islands. Departure is from Flamingo marina, just a 30 minute drive from Grande and you’ll have opportunities to swim among fish, turtles, manta rays and sharks!

Since Grande and Tamarindo are so close, you can check our things to do in Tamarindo for more ideas of activities and day trips.

Beaches to Visit from Playa Grande

From Playa Grande, you have a grand selection of amazing beaches to visit. Here are our top picks.

Conchal beach, Avellanas, Flamingo, Langosta and Potrero. Then there are a ton of hidden, more locals beaches like Danta, Penca, Prieta, Mina and Real.

You can watch our video below to see what some of these beaches look like!

Where to Stay

There are a few decent surf hotels and lodges such as Ripjack Inn, Flor y Bambu Glamping, Sol y Luna Lodge and Grateful Hotel. For unique lodging, check out Pipe House which has rooms made out of recycled concrete tubes.

Grateful Hotel sometimes has live music on Sunday so it’s a nice spot to go for some nightlife and entertainment.

Additionally, Playa Grande has many vacation rentals which we recommend for families or large groups. Check out Booking.com or Airbnb, especially if you’re visiting with a large group or family. Look for neighborhoods like Palm Beach Estates, Las Ventanas de Playa Grande and the one on the way to Playa Ventanas (Casa Tres Cocos/Naranja/).

Where to Eat

Pots n Bowls, Cafe Mar Azul, Cafe de Pueblo, Kike’s Place, El Huerto Pizzeria and the Great Waltini’s are good places to eat. RipJack Inn also has a restaurant. Pinto Quemado is a  good barbecue place.

If you like craft beer, we recommend to stop by Brothers of Ale in Huacas and Las Olas Brewing in Playa Grande.

Visiting Playa Grande

You can stay in Playa Grande for a few nights or use it as a home base for your Costa Rica vacation. Or just visit Playa Grande for a day from Tamarindo. Either way, it is a must see beach in the Northern Guanacaste region.

View of Grande beach

Our best tip for staying in Playa Grande is to rent a car if you plan to stay for more than one night.

Supermarkets in Playa Grande

There is a mid-size supermarket called The Store on the way to Playa Grande. For bigger full size supermarkets, you will have to go into Tamarindo or Huacas.

Our personal recommendation is to get supplies after you land at Liberia Airport. There is a Walmart and a Peri Mart in Plaza Santa Rosa in Liberia, about a 10 minute drive from the airport and both are full size supermarkets.

Groceries are a bit cheaper in Liberia and then for other things you need during your trip, you can go to The Store or any of the other supermarkets in Huacas or Tamarindo.

Shopping, Health, Etc.

There is a medical clinic in Playa Grande called Playa Grande Clinica, part of the Beachside Clinic.

For shopping, there is a cute swimwear shop called Bahia Swimwear.

Want to read about other surfing beaches in Costa Rica? Here you go!

Dominical: Popular surfing and hippie beach town in the South Pacific Coast

Jaco: Popular surfing beach town, only 1. 5 hours from San Jose. Most developed beach town

Mal Pais: Small fishing village by Santa Teresa. Great surfing waves and fishing

Esterillos Oeste: Small beach town about 20 minutes south of Jaco. Great surfing waves, few hotels, nice local atmosphere

Junquillal: Nice, local beach in the small rural Junquillal town in Guanacaste. About 30 minutes south of Tamarindo

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Playa Grande – GoDominicanRepublic.com

This 2 km wide golden beach is located about 120 km northeast of Puerto Plata city. It is known for big waves (what you need for surfing) and undercurrents in winter, because of which you should not swim too far from the coast. Numerous local seafood cafes serve excellent lunches accompanied by musical accompaniment. The perfect landscape of Playa Grande with palm trees and golden sand looks great in photographs. nine0003

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All Translation Priorities Embark on a day hike through dense forest, over footbridges, past diverse vegetation to a rocky hilltop, from where you will descend over several waterfalls.

Puerto Plata, Waterfalls, Canyoning + Abseiling, National Parks + Wildlife Areas, Adventure & Ecotourism, Family Fun, Cenotes + Springs, Excursions

Fun City

If you want to take a break from the beach, head to Fun City, where you can race on one of three go-kart tracks with different speeds and obstacles. Everyone will have fun – both children and adults.

Puerto Plata, Leisure Parks, Family Fun

Monkey Jungle

Monkey Jungle is home to squirrel monkeys, capuchin monkeys, a seven-station zipline, a botanical garden, and an ancient Taino cave that goes underground to a depth of 18 meters. Monkeys willingly interact with visitors, pose for photos and climb on the shoulders of those who wish. nine0003

Puerto Plata, Zipline, Leisure Parks, Adventure & Ecotourism, Family Fun, Excursions

Río Yasica

The Yasica River, rising from the mountains just behind Cabarete, provides all the opportunities for water activities. Here you can go tubing, go kayaking along the lush coastline or go SUP.

Cabarete, Puerto Plata

La Puntilla Amphitheater

A magnificent open-air Greek amphitheater overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, located next to the San Felipe Fort and the green park of La Puntilla. Concerts and other cultural events take place here from time to time. nine0003

Puerto Plata, Family Fun, Theaters

Sigua Pa Waterfalls

Discover Sigua Pa Waterfalls, with six waterfalls and twelve ledges up to 10 meters high, on a 2-hour river expedition. Before rafting on the waterfalls, you will go hiking through the dense jungle.

Puerto Plata, Waterfalls, Canyoning + Abseiling, Hiking, Family Fun

Mt.3-meter mountain Isabel de Torres, where there is a giant statue of Christ the Redeemer, one of the main attractions of the province of Puerto Plata. You can climb on foot or take the only cable car in the Caribbean.

Puerto Plata, History and Culture, National Park + Conservation Areas, Hiking, Adventure & Ecotourism, Family Travel, Excursions in Puerto Plata, which was restored at the beginning of the 20th century, and is currently used for key cultural events: exhibitions, lectures, etc. nine0003

Puerto Plata, Museums, Family Fun

Jewish Museum

Learn about the history of the hard-working Europeans who fled Nazi Europe after obtaining visas from the then leader and dictator of the Dominican Republic, Rafael Trujillo, and starting a new life in the 1940s in Sosua as farmers.

Puerto Plata, History & Culture, Museums, Family Fun

Estero Ondo Marine Mammal Sanctuary

Climb the watchtower and watch the manatees at the Estero Ondo Marine Mammal Sanctuary. Here, in a protected lagoon, lives the largest number of these endangered herbivorous West Indian mammals. nine0003

Puerto Plata, Wildlife Watching, National Park + Wildlife Areas, Hiking, Family Travel, Excursions The 10 best hotels near Republic

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Rio San Juan (4.7 miles from Playa Grande)

Hacienda del mar is located in Río San Juan. It offers free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a restaurant and access to a garden with an outdoor pool.

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Domaine Vista Linda La casita del Loma Vista Mar

Rio San Juan (7.2 miles from Playa Grande)

Domaine Vista Linda La casita del Loma is located in Rio San Juan. Features a bar, shared lounge, garden and free WiFi. The windows overlook the garden.

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Relax On The Caribbean

Rio San Juan (4. 8 miles from Playa Grande)

Offering pool views, Relax On The Caribbean is located 5 km from Playa Grande. It features an outdoor pool and a patio.

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Las Puertas del Paraiso

Rio San Juan (6.1 miles from Playa Grande)

Just a 7-minute walk from Río San Juan Beach, Las Puertas Del Paraiso Bungalows offers an outdoor pool and an à la carte restaurant for dinner.

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Villa Vertigo-Vista Linda

Rio San Juan (7.1 miles from Playa Grande)

Villa Vertigo is located in Río San Juan, 7 km from Playa Grande Beach.

How To Get From South Tenerife Airport To Los Cristianos – All Possible Ways

We will write how to get from South Tenerife airport to Los Cristianos. The distance from South Tenerife airport to Los Cristianos is 14 kilometers.

The travel time from South Tenerife airport to Los Cristianos is around 15 minutes by taxi and the taxi fare is around €30. Click here to book online Tenerife activities and Entrance Tickets

The cheapest way from South Tenerife airport to Los Cristianos is by bus for €3.70 and the travel time is around 40 minutes.

You can also rent a car in Tenerife airport or get a private transfer that can be cheaper than a taxi.

Read here how to get from Tenerife airport to Playa de las Americas, Tenerife airport to Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife airport to Santa Cruz, Tenerife airport to city center, Tenerife airport to Costa Adeje, Tenerife airport to Los Gigantes and best Spain sim card for tourist.

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WHERE TO STAY IN LOS CRISTIANOS

You can sleep in a dorm room for €15-30. For mid-budget hotels prices start at €60-80 and if you want luxury hotels to start from €120.

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South Tenerife Airport To Los Cristianos

TITSA BUS FROM SOUTH TENERIFE AIRPORT TO LOS CRISTIANOS (CHEAPEST WAY)

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The cheapest way from South Tenerife airport to Los Cristianos is by bus. The Titsa Bus Number 40, 111 and 343 is running every 30-60 minutes from South Tenerife airport to Los Cristianos. You can check here route and schedule.

The Titsa bus fare from South Tenerife airport to Los Cristianos is €3.70. The travel time from South Tenerife airport to Los Cristianos is around 40 minutes depending on your final destination. Check here fares and routes!

You can get the Titsa Bus at the Departures and pay by cash. You can also buy a Day Travel Card for €10 or a 7 Day Travel Card for €50 with unlimited buses in Tenerife.

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Buying a Day Travel Card for traveling around Tenerife is a great option if you are planning to move from South part to North part. Check Day Travel Card prices in Tenerife!

TAXI FROM TENERIFE AIRPORT TO LOS CRISTIANOS

If you go from South Tenerife Airport to Los Cristianos by taxi is the most comfortable, available 24/7 and fastest way. The travel time by taxi from Tenereife airport to Los Cristianos is around 15 minutes.

The taxi fare from South Tenerife Airport to Los Cristianos is €30. The prices and travel time aren’t fixed and will depend on traffic and your final destination.

UBER AT TENERIFE AIRPORT

If you are ordering Uber in Tenerife you should know that isn’t operating. Shared rides Apps like Uber and Lyft aren’t allowed in Tenerife since 2020. You will have to get taxis or private transfers that are so efficient.

CAR RENTAL AT TENERIFE AIRPORT

There are many options for renting a car in Tenerife’s airport. Renting a car in Tenerife airport is the most convenient option if you have a place to park your car in Los Cristianos.

It will take you 15 minutes to get to Los Cristianos from the South Tenerife airport with a private car. There are a few agencies like Hertz, Avis, Centauro available in the airport. Prices are around €30-40 per day.

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PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION TENERIFE AIRPORT TO LOS CRISTIANOS

Hotel transfers are also very easy and convenient but can be expensive. The transfers are usually available 24 hours and is only ideal if you have the budget and you really want comfort after your flight to Tenerife. Prices are around €40 and you will be able to fit up to 4 people. It could be €10 per person.

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BEST WAY FROM SOUTH TENERIFE AIRPORT TO LOS CRISTIANOS

The best way from South Tenerife airport to Los Cristianos if you are traveling on a budget I would choose by bus for €3.70 and the travel time is around 40 minutes from South Tenerife airport to Los Cristianos.

If you are traveling in a group or your prefer more comfort you can get a taxi or private transportation directly to your place in Los Cristianos. Sometimes the hotels can offer a transfer from the airport for a good price just make sure you check it out!

ACCOMMODATION BUDGET TRAVEL IN LOS CRISTIANOS

You can sleep in a dorm room for €15-30. For mid-budget hotels prices start at €60-80 and if you want luxury hotels start from €120.

CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR ACCOMMODATION IN LOS CRISTIANOS BEFORE YOUR TRIP WITH BOOKING

FOOD BUDGET TRAVEL IN SPAIN

You can spend €5-10 in food for a meal. You can try for a street food named bocadillo it is a sandwich made with Spanish bread and the cost would be €1.50 you can pair it with coffee or tea for €1.30. 

You can also try churros, did you know that churros originated in Spain, you can find churros at breakfast time. If you want to have dinner in a fine restaurant it will cost you €10-20.

BEST TIME TO VISIT TENERIFE

The best time to visit Tenerife is from April to October, off the peak season with a tropical weather. For those who want to experience Tenerife’s more quiet months.

The busiest months in Tenerife are from December to March when the weather is nice and people from Europe and Spain are coming to the warm temperatures scaping from European winter.

Click here to know more about the weather in Tenerife!

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Booking a taxi transfer, private car or Minivan from Tenerife North Airport to Los Cristianos is undoubtedly the best option to move around nowadays, avoiding the use of buses and other public transport that are slower or operate with set schedules, also are crowded and is safer to have your own space during your holidays. Thanks to the possibility of hiring this type of service, people can make the most of their time in Los Cristianos by not wasting it in their journeys. A taxi or a Private Transfer from Tenerife North Airport to Los Cristianos in the easiest way of transport,you will start your journey as soon as we pick you up in Tenerife North Airport to help you with your luggage and start your transfer by taxi or private car.

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TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to LOS CRISTIANOS – Price: 78. 00 € – Duration: 1:00

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to LOS CRISTIANOS PUERTO – Price: 78.00 € – Duration: 1:02

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to AMARILLA GOLF – Price: 79.00 € – Duration: 0:56

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to FAÑABE – Price: 81.00 € – Duration: 1:00

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to COSTA ADEJE – Price: 81.00 € – Duration: 0:56

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to LAS GALLETAS – Price: 82.00 € – Duration: 1:05

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to EL MEDANO – Price: 82.00 € – Duration: 0:53

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to COSTA DEL SILENCIO – Price: 82.00 € – Duration: 1:01

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to SAN MIGUEL – Price: 82.00 € – Duration: 0:56

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to PLAYA DEL DUQUE – Price: 83.00 € – Duration: 1:05

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to PLAYA DE FAÑABE – Price: 83.00 € – Duration: 1:02

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to ADEJE – Price: 84.00 € – Duration: 1:02

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to MARAZUL – Price: 86.00 € – Duration: 1:11

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to PALM MAR – Price: 86. 00 € – Duration: 1:04

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to ALCALA – Price: 87.00 € – Duration: 1:11

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to ABAMA – Price: 87.00 € – Duration: 1:14

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to LA CALETA DE ADEJE – Price: 87.00 € – Duration: 1:07

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to ARONA – Price: 87.00 € – Duration: 1:05

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to PLAYA DE LA ARENA – Price: 88.00 € – Duration: 1:02

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to VILAFLOR – Price: 88.00 € – Duration: 1:19

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to CHAYOFA – Price: 88.00 € – Duration: 0:58

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to TORVISCAS – Price: 90.00 € – Duration: 1:03

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to PLAYA PARAISO – Price: 98.00 € – Duration: 1:08

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to CALLAO SALVAJE – Price: 98.00 € – Duration: 1:26

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to ACANTILADO LOS GIGANTES – Price: 104.00 € – Duration: 1:17

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to SANTIAGO DEL TEIDE – Price: 104.00 € – Duration: 1:07

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to PUERTO DE SANTIAGO – Price: 104. 00 € – Duration: 1:19

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to PUERTO DE CRUCEROS DE SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE – Price: 104.00 € – Duration: 0:26

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to GUIA DE ISORA – Price: 105.00 € – Duration: 1:14

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to PLAYA SAN JUAN TENERIFE – Price: 107.00 € – Duration: 1:14

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to PUERTO DE SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE – Price: 108.00 € – Duration: 0:30

TENERIFE NORTE TFN AIRPORT to PLAYA SAN JUAN – Price: 111.00 € – Duration: 1:09

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• 1.- Discretion
• 2.- Complete availability with no waits
• 3.- Fixed prices
• 4.- Transport for groups of up to 8 people
• 5.- Our own fleet of vehicles

The price of a rental with a chauffeur is similar to that of a standard taxi; for instance, the difference in a trip from Murcia to Alicante Airport might be five euros. Only five euros more for an infinitely better service.

Taxi Tenerife Airport Los Cristianos South Port – Taxi in Spain: airport transfers

Welcome to Spain! The Kingdom of Spain is a tourist country. A huge number of sunny days, dry and hot climate, wonderful beaches with golden sand, ancient history and rich culture. Spain in the summer is, first of all, a beach holiday; in autumn, winter or spring – sightseeing of various sights of many ancient cities.

We are sure that during your stay in Spain you will need a comfortable and affordable transfer! We offer meetings and transfers at the airports in Spain, to any of the big cities or the most remote settlement, to the right hotel – any trips throughout Spain. Have you already figured out the best way to get from Tenerife South Airport to the port of Los Cristianos (Tenerife South Airport – Los Cristianos Port), or just need to solve the transfer issue? In any case, in order for you to be in the right place and at the right time, we are happy to offer our transfer services.

We can guarantee you timely taxi delivery, high-quality service at a meeting and on the road and the complete absence of any worries: in our service, a preliminary online transfer order involves issuing an itinerary receipt with the desired route and with a fixed fare . Both your driver and you receive a copy in advance by email.

It is possible to order a taxi transfer from Tenerife South Airport to the port of Los Cristianos in advance online, by phone or take a car in the parking lot at any time – the taxi order service accepts orders around the clock, without holidays and weekends, all 365 days a year .

The driver meets you at the required place and takes you to the required address, and the cost of a taxi ride from Tenerife South Airport to the port of Los Cristianos does not change for you – regardless of travel time, number of passengers or luggage, waiting time or any then other reasons. Payment for your trip is strictly according to the travel receipt, and you already know how much your trip will cost during the ordering process. Moreover, this option provides an opportunity not only to call a taxi transfer in a convenient way, but also allows you to avoid mistakes. No one needs to explain anything: by typing the destination, date and time, delivery address, you will know in advance that the driver will arrive exactly where you need it, because you can hear something wrong on the phone.

How much does the transfer cost Tenerife South airport – Los Cristianos port

You can get from Tenerife South airport to Los Cristianos port very quickly. The whole journey from Tenerife South Airport to the port of Los Cristianos will take 20 minutes, because the road will be 20 kilometers. The trip time may be a little less or a little more – it all depends on the traffic situation, but plan for such a trip time.

In addition, for this route, you can order the type of car that suits you, depending on the expected number of passengers, luggage and your other needs. For example, you can choose a regular sedan or hatchback if you are traveling alone, with a not very large company or family; it is quite possible that a VIP transfer by luxury car, minivan or even a small bus will suit you, when one or two cars are not enough. The cost of a taxi ride will change in accordance with the selected level of car or minivan.

Taxi price in Spain from Tenerife South airport to the port of Los Cristianos in December, January and February 2023 with online booking, per car:

Micro

VW Polo, Opel Corsa, Renault Clio, Skoda Fabia, etc.

Inexpensive transfer for a couple or a family with a child.

Passengers: 3 Pieces of luggage: 2

30 €

(2163 P )

Economy

VW Golf, Ford Focus, Opel Astra, Audi A3, BMW 3 etc.

An economical option for a company of up to 3-4 people.

Passengers: 4 Pieces of luggage: 3

30 €

(2163 P )

Comfort

VW Passat, Toyota Camry, Toyota Fortuner, Chevrolet Suburban, etc.

For long journeys in comfort.

Passengers: 4 Pieces of luggage: 3

39 €

(2812 P )

Minivan for 4 passengers

VW Touran, Ford Galaxy, Opel Zefira, Peugeot 807, etc.

A compromise between spaciousness and comfort.

Passengers: 4 Pieces of luggage: 4

26 €

(1874 P )

Minibus for 7 passengers

VW Multivan, Toyota Hiace, Opel Vivaro, Hyundai H-1 etc.

For a group of 4-7 people or large luggage.

Passengers: 7 Pieces of baggage: 7

34 €

(2451 P )

Minibus 10pax

Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter, Toyota Coaster, etc.

Universal option for a group of up to 10 people.

Passengers: 10 Pieces of luggage: 10

41 €

(2956 P )

Minibus for 13 passengers

Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter, Toyota Coaster, etc.

Universal version for a group of up to 13 people.

Passengers: 13 Pieces of luggage: 13

54 €

(3893 P )

How to book a taxi transfer from Tenerife South Airport to the port of Los Cristianos

Taxis are very common in Spain. How to order a private transfer in Spain from Tenerife South Airport? There is nothing difficult in this! However, be careful when using the services. As in many other places, the Kingdom has its own nuances, and you will encounter them already at the airport. It happens that there is a risk of paying extra for free options, driving too much and as a result spending several times more than the usual cost. Many of the taxi drivers are convinced that it is easier for many of their clients to pay what they say than to bring down prices and even more so to understand a foreign language.

Typically, such cases occur if the client arrived in Spain for the first time, does not speak a foreign language well, does not know the rules and regulations, or is inattentive. The driver can have many ways to increase the final price of a taxi for a client: for waiting, for landing, for another bag, for an extra kilometer, or it just turns out that the taxi driver forgot to turn on the meter, or turned it on, but then start looking for a suitable route …

If you want to eliminate any risk and give up unnecessary worries and worries in advance, then an inexpensive taxi transfer and online registration is much more preferred way .

Pre-ordering an individual transfer from Tenerife South Airport to Los Cristianos Port is easy, simple and safe: after choosing the type of transfer you need, you just need to take a few steps to fill out a simple form – and the order is ready! You need to enter the date, time and place of the meeting, the route of the trip, your full name, and also leave your contacts: email and mobile phone number. Immediately after sending the order, an email will be sent to your e-mail confirming the taxi booking. Print it out and take it with you! A similar letter with all the detailed information and your contacts will be sent to your future driver, so that he will be informed in advance about the date and route of the trip. In a personal meeting, you don’t even have to explain anything to him!

Total: to order a taxi in Spain from Tenerife South Airport to the port of Los Cristianos you only need a few steps!

Where can I find my car?

Your driver will be waiting for you on the specified date and time. You can easily recognize your driver by the sign with your name! Need a transfer from your hotel or villa? Then the driver will be in the lobby (lobby area) or at the hotel reception. Is there an appointment at the airport? The driver will track your arrival time by flight number and will be sure to wait for you in case of a delay. Your meeting will take place at the exit from the arrivals area.

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Tenerife Bluetrail

More than 1,600 runners from 28 countries are already registered to take part in the event on 9th June

The eighth edition of the Cajamar Tenerife Bluetrail, the island´s most extreme long-distance mountain race, will take place on Saturday 9th June 2018. More than 1,600 athletes from 28 countries have already registered for the event, which has a maximum capacity of 2,700. Athletes participating in this year’s event can choose from the following five categories; ‘Ultra’ (102km), Trail (67km), Marathon (43km), Half Marathon (20km) and the adapted trail, Challenge, which is designed for people with disabilities (8km, 3.7km and 1.2km).

As Spain’s highest and Europe’s second highest race, the Cajamar Tenerife Bluetrail attracts the best athletes from all over the world. A number have already confirmed their participation in this year´s edition including French runner Christelle Bard (last year´s Ultra winner), Sange Sherpa (the winner of the 2017 Ultra Skyrunner World Series), as well as Cristofer Clemente (winner of the 2016 Ultra Skyrunner World Series).

Landscape is always one of the key highlights of Cajamar Tenerife Bluetrail. The start line is at Playa Fañabé (Adeje) but, throughout the race, runners will experience the terrain contrasts from the dryness of the south to the plush green scenery of the north – without forgetting the UNESCO-listed Teide National Park, which is the true hero of the race. New to this year’s route is a trail through the beautiful and abrupt landscape of Special Nature Reserve Barranco del Infierno (Hell’s Ravine).

Races for all fitness levels

Ultra: The Ultra route is the star of the Cajamar Tenerife Bluetrail 2018. Covering a total distance of 102km, the race allows participants to cross the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Teide National Park, ascend the summit of Mount Teide, before reaching an altitude of 3,555 metres. The Ultra, which starts at 11:30pm on 8th June and departs from Playa Fañabé in Adeje, is distributed into paths (70%), tracks (17%) and roads (13%) and must be completed by runners within 24 hours.

Trail: This 66km trail starts at 6am from the street of Santa Catalina de Vilaflor. Departing from 1,387 metres above sea level and reaching 2,520 metres at its highest point, this race is comprised of paths (55%), tracks (32%) and roads (13%). The maximum time for completion is 14 hours.

Maratón: The marathon covers a distance of 43 kilometres and kicks off on 9th June at 9am. Runners will benefit from enjoying Tenerife’s varied terrain throughout the route, with it including 50% trail, 29% track and 21% roads. 

Media: This 20km race will also start on 9th June at 8am. It will depart from Plaza de San Agustín, Los Realejos, and the runners will have four hours to get to the finish line. This race will be comprised of paths (32%), tracks (18%) and asphalt (50%). The maximum height reached will be 1,092 metres above sea level.

Reto: Integration will once again be one of the core values of the Cajamar Tenerife Bluetrail. The Challenge will once again return, this time with an 8km, 3.7km and a 1.2 km race, which coincide with the end of all races. They will take place at 6pm on 9th June, and will see participants departing from the Mirador de San Pedro in the municipality of Los Realejos and arriving in Puerto de la Cruz.

For the second year in a row, the Cajamar Tenerife Bluetrail is included in the Skyrunners® National Series and it will also continue to be a qualifying race for the Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc®. The Ultra offers contestants five points, while the Trail and Marathon races offer four and two points respectively. In addition, the Trail will be the Ultra Canary Islands Championship (single event), which ensures the presence of the best runners in the Archipelago at the Tenerife event.

Athletes looking to register for the Cajamar Tenerife Bluetrail can do so by filling out an entry form on www. tenerifebluetrail.com. Entry prices are €120 for the Ultra race, €70 for the Trail, €50 for the Marathon, €30 for the Half Marathon and €15 for the Challenge category, which is fully subsidised by the Sports Area of ​​the Cabildo de Tenerife.

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“Marathon of New Year’s Affairs” – GBOU DPO ICBC

The original idea of ​​the project

Paying more attention to educational work is a requirement of the time. In the difficult conditions of the pandemic, many guys have become divided. Their social connection between classmates and teachers weakens, they become, as it were, on their own. They do not feel involved in the events that take place at school. This is especially true for middle and high school students. On the eve of the New Year holidays, our teaching staff decided that it was necessary to organize a common cause in which every schoolchild, every preschooler and, if possible, parents would be involved. nine0005

Since the New Year is the most beloved, beautiful and long-awaited holiday for all children and adults, the idea of ​​creating a marathon called “New Year’s Deeds Marathon” arose. Since it was important to involve the largest number of students in the complex, all the creative teams that exist today in the educational organization should have taken part in the event.

The marathon includes the work of creative teams:
– variety dance studio “Elegy”
– ZEFiR ballroom dance studio
– Proryv creative association
– theater studio
– choir studios
– Hit Parade vocal and pop studio
– Musical Lounge vocal studio
– Hobbylandiya decorative art studio »
– creative studio for children with disabilities “Creative Workshop”
– art studio “Workshop of Creativity”
– the work of class teachers, educators, organizing teachers, teachers of English and Italian, teachers of fine arts and music. nine0005

From idea to result

The purpose of marathon is to form socially valuable practical skills, experience of vigorous activity and development of creative abilities for successful socialization of the individual.

The desire of a child to participate in activities is the main and very difficult task for the implementation of such creative projects. Both the child, and the parents, and the teacher want to see the result of their activities. Therefore, the teaching staff began to work on a careful selection of materials for events within the marathon, involving students in the development of ideas. nine0005

It was also important to take into account that many children are at home. And for them it was necessary to come up with appropriate tasks. And for children with special needs to create special conditions for the realization of their creative potential.

On the school page in VKontakte, starting from December 20, the countdown of the days until the New Year began. Every day, new events, contests, congratulations, crafts and drawings, poems, songs, master classes, everything that children created and created at school or at home were posted on this page. nine0005

Kindergartens and schools hosted concerts, performances, quizzes, flash mobs, festive events. At the same time, the guys were preparing for a grandiose New Year’s online concert in two parts. This was the culminating result of the work of the New Year’s Marathon. So our entire large school family was able to implement this grandiose project in one breath.

Beneficial effects from the implementation of the project

The high motivation of all participants in this project, as well as a positive emotional background, creativity, spirit of ownership and unity gave our organization the following positive effects:

– rallying the children’s, parental team, teaching staff and school administration to implement the plan;
– improvement and diversity of communication skills of students, teachers, parents through the use of modern types of information technologies;
– involvement of a large number of children with special needs in creative activities;
– practical implementation of the creative abilities of students and the disclosure of opportunities that realize their potential; nine0009 – the use of new methods and types of creative activity in the conditions of distancing and remote communication;
– increasing students’ interest in artistic associations;
– in the context of the need to use modern technologies for mutual education of children and parents, children and teachers, a significant increase in technical competencies;
– the formation of a favorable socio-cultural environment, the purpose of which is the development, self-affirmation and self-realization of the individual.

Links

New Year in preschool departments

New Year’s performances in schools

“New Year’s quiz”

New Year’s quiz “Walking around different countries”

“Where is the logic?”

Online quiz with a native speaker of Italian

Exhibition of creative works “Making a holiday together”

New Year’s concert “A holiday in every home” (part 1, part 2)

New Year greetings from people from different countries. Especially for students of GBOU School “Maryino”

Congratulations from Brazil

Congratulations from China

Congratulations from Thailand

Congratulations from Italy

Congratulations from the Netherlands

Congratulations on the island of Tenerife

Congratulations on Greece

Congratulations Congratulations Congratulations Congratulations Congratulation from Germany (part 1, part 2)

Greetings from the USA

Reciprocal greetings from children

New Year’s master classes “Let’s make a holiday together”

“Festive deer”

“Rowal and snow butterflies in a vase”

“Festive cup”

“New Year’s Angel”

Congratulations on remote training
“New Year’s Pond” 9000

Congratulations on congratulations 7L class

Congratulations from class 10C

Congratulations from US “Sputnik”

Congratulations from class 4L (part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4)

Congratulations from class 4K

A Moldavian sportsman spoke about winning the half marathon in Tenerife

The start and finish area was located on the eastern side of the island of Tenerife, the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife of the same name, near San Sebastian Avenue. The route ran along the picturesque coast.

Moldova and the Sporter sports club were represented at this marathon by the athlete and coach Liviu Croitoru who managed to take the third prize in the overall standings in the half marathon distance of 21 km 0975 m. Liviu shared his impressions of the marathon with the correspondent of Sporter Sergey Petrenko .

Please tell me why Spain, Tenerife?

My passion is to run marathons in different countries. In the spring I ran in Cyprus, in Romania at the resort of Mamaia, in Brasov, Chile – you can’t list everything. And now the turn has come to Tenerife.

Can you say that you are trying to collect impressions from all the marathons? Do you discover new places for yourself with the help of running? nine0129

Restaurants in Canary Islands | Fodor’s Travel

Canarian cuisine is based on the delicious rockfish that abound near the coast, and its specialties are worth searching out. A typical meal begins with a hearty stew, such as potaje canario (a stew of vegetables, potatoes, and garbanzo beans), rancho canario (vegetables and meat), and potaje de berros (watercress soup). Canarian

Canarian cuisine is based on the delicious rockfish that abound near the coast, and its specialties are worth searching out. A typical meal begins with a hearty stew, such as potaje canario (a stew of vegetables, potatoes, and garbanzo beans), rancho canario (vegetables

Canarian cuisine is based on the delicious rockfish that abound near the coast, and its specialties are worth searching

Canarian cuisine is based on the delicious rockfish that abound near the coast, and its specialties are worth searching out. A typical meal begins with a hearty stew, such as potaje canario (a stew of vegetables, potatoes, and garbanzo beans), rancho canario (vegetables and meat), and potaje de berros (watercress soup). Canarians eat the porridge-like gofio (made with corn or another grain and milk or broth), though it’s hard to find in restaurants. The next course is fresh native fish, the best of which are vieja, cherne, and sama, all firm-flesh white rockfish. Accompanying the fish are papas arrugadas (literally, “wrinkled potatoes”), tiny potatoes native to the Canaries boiled in salty water so that salt crystals form on them as they dry.

Other specialties include cabrito (roast baby goat) and conejo (rabbit), both served in salmorejo, a slightly spicy paprika sauce. Finally, no Canarian meal is complete without a dab of mojo picón, a spicy sauce made with pimientos (red chili peppers), garlic, and tomatoes. Most restaurants serve mojo with each main course, and Canarians heap it liberally on dishes as varied as fish and papas arrugadas. The tamer version is mojo verde,made with cilantro and parsley. Another island specialty is goat cheese, made best in La Palma.

Canarian wines are surprisingly good and varied. Try the young reds and whites on Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and Lanzarote, where wine production is centuries old—the Malmsey wines from Lanzarote were a favorite with Shakespeare’s Falstaff. On the stronger side, the Canaries are famous for their dark rum, and several new liqueurs (flavored with coffee, cocoa, or hazelnut) have grown in popularity over the last few years.

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In fact, most of them have contributed to the food trade in the archipelago, a region that has always had to import products for its survival. For this reason, many of these companies were the first to implement a modern marketing campaign.

That’s why in this new Coco Solution article we are going to pay them a tribute by giving our marketer point of view. But first, a look on Canary Islands modern advertising history is needed, right? We thought so…

Like in many others in other parts of the world, the food sector entered the lives of thousands of islanders with catchy ads that got people’s attention from the very first moment. Are you ready to discover more about them?

What’s so special about these companies?

The great demand for products and its low availability in the Canary Islands made this kind of business enjoy a great fame for many years in the archipelago. Not for nothing, the first soft drinks, sweets, or chocolates, among others, were appreciated from the beginning.

The top food companies in the Canary Islands gave a quality plus to society, specially as they had large distribution centers in order to transport products even quicker to their final destination. Thus, even more direct and indirect jobs were created, contributing to the economy.

Part of Canarian culture

The most important thing is that all of these companies enjoyed lots of fame as their commercials were transmitted through television, a device that gathered all family together every day. Therefore, these products have been with Canarian people along the years.

It’s not surprising that when Canary islanders travel to other parts of Spain one of the first things they do is looking for those essential products in their every day life. Some of them even are very famous to other Spaniards.

It is more difficult to stay on top than to get there

As in life, the most difficult part isn’t reaching the top, but staying there. Obviously, international companies with (almost) infinite budget can afford big marketing campaigns, but sometimes local companies have a better understanding of their consumers.

That’s the reason why, even today, there are several food companies that have more reputation than global companies like Coca-Cola, Nestlé or even Bacardi. Do you want to discover which are they?

Top 5 food companies in the Canary Islands

There are 5 food businesses in the Canarian archipelago that have been leading the market during the years. Probably, if we search for their products in local homes, 9 out of 10 will be there. Let’s get started!

1. Tirma

Tirma has been making products for the food market in the Canary Islands since 1941. Taking advantage of the many difficulties of several companies to enter the insular market, Tirma managed to put itself at the top of many food products. They provide varied products such as:

• Coffee
• Chocolates
• Cocoa
• Biscuits
• Chocolate bars
• Candies
• Marmalade
• Creams

2. Bandama

If you ask any Canarian what the Bandama cookies are… their mouths will water immediately! This company founded in 1958 has been commercializing its products all across the Canary Islands since then.

3. Eidetesa

Did someone say sweet? Yes! Eidetesa was in charge of introducing the first industrial bakery products to the islands. In addition, Eidetesa played an important role in the distribution of Panrico products in the Canary Islands, bringing these famous products to all bakeries and shops where sweets were sold.

4. Arehucas

Arehucas is, undoubtedly, the biggest and most famous rum company in Spain. Indeed, you can find all its rums in almost every supermarket in the country. In these days all Canarians enjoy its flavour and it’s not surprising to see Arehucas in traditional festivals, pilgrimages or events.

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9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 V. in June 2007 awarded the title of licentiate of medicine, University of La Laguna, Grade 2.19.

Advanced Diploma from the University of La Laguna. Department of Anatomy, Histology and Pathological Anatomy. Grade (B: 9.3). The title of doctor, specialist in radiodiagnostics, received under the system of a resident doctor (Special Medical Training) at the University Hospital of the Canary Islands (UBC), (Tenerife). From May 2012 to the present, Assistant Physician at the Radiodiagnostic Department of the University Hospital of the Canary Islands (UBC), (Tenerife), Sector of Musculoskeletal Radiology. Member of the Spanish Society for Medical Radiology (SIMR). Member of the Spanish Society of Musculoskeletal Radiology (SMSR). Member of the European Society for Musculoskeletal Radiology (ESMSR). nine0003

Work in the following radiodiagnostic departments of prestigious medical centers:

• September 2010 – Children’s Hospital “Nino Jesus”, Madrid, Pediatric Department of Magnetic Resonance.
• October-November 2010 – La Fe Children’s Hospital, Valencia, Department of Pediatric and Neonatal Radiology.
• April and December 2010 – University Hospital. Dr. Negrin, Las Palmas de Gran Canarias, Department of Musculoskeletal Radiology. nine0010
• January 2011 Cabuenes Hospital, Gijon, Asturias, Department of Musculoskeletal Radiology.
• November 2011 and February 2012 – University Hospital. Dr. Negrin, Las Palmas de Gran Canarias, Department of Neuroradiology.

International posters or announcements:

Presentation of the protocol of pulmonary thromboembolism and a clinical case (pulmonary hypoplasia) at the II International meeting of radiological services with resident teachers, held in 2008

National posters and announcements:

• Radiological diagnosis of cerebrovascular diseases. XXX National Congress of the Spanish Society for Medical Radiology (SIMR), (La Coruña, May 2010).
• The role of magnetic resonance in epilepsy. XXXVIII meeting of the Spanish Neurological Society. Cordoba, October 1, 2, and 3, 2009.
• Axillary ultrasound and fine needle aspiration biopsy in preoperative evaluation of patients diagnosed with breast cancer. National Congress of the Spanish Society for Medical Radiology. A Coruña, May 2010. Posted as a poster. nine0010
• The ratio of mammographic and histological parameters in a vacuum biopsy in non-palpable pathological changes in the breast. National Congress of the Spanish Society for Medical Radiology. A Coruña, May 2010. Posted as a poster.
• Analysis of the ratio of radiological, cytological and histological parameters of fine-needle aspiration biopsy performed with ultrasound, suspicious pathological changes in the breast. National Congress of the Spanish Society for Medical Radiology. A Coruña, May 2010. Posted as a poster. nine0010
• Oral communication “Radiofrequency treatment of renal tumors”. II meeting of residents on the advancement and new technologies in medicine and surgery, held on 10/20/2011 at the University Hospital of Coruña. Authors: J. A. Hernandez Ponce, J. L. Conchuela, G. Nieves Perdomo, S. Acosta Gonzalez, Beatriz Sanchez de Lorenzo Caceres, Saul Gonzalez Rodriguez, J.F. Rodriguez Sanchez.
• Stroma tumors of the gastrointestinal tract. What a radiologist needs to know. Poster message. XI Congress of the Spanish Society of Diagnosis by Imaging of the Abdominal Cavity. Ibiza, October 6-7, 2011
• Adrenal pathology. Radiological characteristics. Poster message. XI Congress of the Spanish Society of Diagnosis by Imaging of the Abdominal Cavity. Ibiza, October 6-7, 2011 etc..

Regional oral communications:

• Obstruction of the intestines of adults due to intestinal hernia. May 2009 Regional Congress of the Canarian Society of Gastroenterology. Official College of Physicians of Tenerife.
• Chest Radiology Seminar. Congress of Residents of the Canary Islands. February 22 and 23, 2010
• Acute abdomen, hollow internal organs. V University Master of Emergency Medicine; Radiological examination of critically ill patients, as well as emergency patients. 11 and 12/06/2012 Audience XV anniversary. University Hospital of Coruna.

Research Activities:

• Advanced Diploma in Advanced Biomedical Research. Department of Anatomy, Pathological Anatomy and Histology, Faculty of Medicine, University of La Laguna. nine0010

publications

• Radiofrequency treatment of kidney tumors. Radiodiagnostic Service of the University Hospital of the Canary Islands. Journal “Abdominal Radiology”. Official Journal of the Spanish Society for Diagnosis by Abdominal Imaging. Volume 9 N2 2011 ISSN 1698-1049. Radiodiagnosis Service of the Canarian University Hospital of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Journal of Abdominal Radiology (Official Journal of the Spanish Society for Diagnosis by Abdominal Imaging.) Volume 9No. 2 2011ISSN 1698-1049.
• Stroma tumors of the gastrointestinal tract. What should a radiologist know? Radiodiagnosis Service of the Canarian University Hospital of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Journal of Abdominal Radiology (Official Journal of the Spanish Society for Diagnosis by Abdominal Imaging.) Volume 9 N 2 2011ISSN 1698-1049.
• Adrenal pathology. Characteristics of various imaging techniques. Radiodiagnosis Service of the Canarian University Hospital of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Journal of Abdominal Radiology (Official Journal of the Spanish Society for Diagnosis by Abdominal Imaging.) Volume 9No. 2 2011ISSN 1698-1049.

Courses and congresses

• Course of basic and instrumental cardiopulmonary resuscitation and transportation of victims of an accident. 15 study hours.
• “Emergency Radiology Course”, Official College of Physicians of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, May 7-9, 2008.
• Basic Radiological Protection. May 26, 2008 9 class hours.
• X Basic emergency course for resident doctors, internists. 27-29May 2008 16.5 teaching hours.
• Medical imaging of the 21st century. Foundations, present and future. June 23-27, 2008 7.5 study hours.
• Stress management and teamwork. May 16-19, 2008 16 study hours. The first introductory course in radiology for first and second year residents. Madrid, 24 and 25 October 2008
• III Transnational Scientific Meeting in Macaronesia. New technologies for health information and communication. 28 and a half hours from 18 to 20 June 2008
• Sanitary technology assessment training days, training in critical reading of articles, research, systematic reviews and economic evaluation of sanitation technology. September 4 – November 7, 2008 (40 teaching hours).
• 2nd International Meeting of Services of Resident Teachers in Radiology 2008
• “I Meeting of Residents in the Field of Radiodiagnostics. Radiological diagnostics. Malaga, June 4-5, 2009 15 credits/hour.
• Inter-American College of Radiology Virtual Cardiac Imaging Course. April 27 – May 27, 2009
• Radiological protection for specialties in the 2nd and 3rd year of residents. University Hospital of the Canary Islands. July 13, 2009 2 study hours. etc..

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A three-year-old Russian woman died in Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain), Spanish media reported. RIA Novosti, 16.02.2019

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