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What time is it in tenerife: Current Local Time in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Santa Cruz De Tenerife, Spain

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Time Difference between Ireland and Tenerife

Current time

Ireland 2:12 AM on Thursday, Nov 24, 2022

Tenerife 2:12 AM on Thursday, Nov 24, 2022

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Meeting planner for Ireland and Tenerife

To schedule a conference call or plan a
meeting at the best time for both parties, you should try between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM your time in Ireland. That will end up being between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM in Tenerife.
The chart below shows overlapping times.

Schedule a phone call from Ireland to Tenerife

Since Ireland and Tenerife currently have equivalent time zones, you can call someone during your normal hours and it will be the
same time in Tenerife as it is in Ireland. Remember to check
daylight savings for any time changes if you are scheduling a call.

If you live in Ireland and you want to call a friend in Tenerife, you can try calling them between 7:00 AM and 11:00 PM your time. This will be between 7AM – 11PM their time, since Tenerife is in the same time zone as Ireland.

If you’re available any time,
but you want to reach someone in Tenerife at work, you may want to try between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM your time. This is the best time to reach them from
9AM – 5PM during normal working hours.

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BY1581 TUI Airways Limited	22:40 TFS 4.2h Direct 02:50 DUB	flights from Tenerife to Dublin	——-	Search
FR250 Ryanair	18:05 TFS 4.2h Direct 22:15 DUB	flights from Tenerife to Dublin	——-	Search
FR7120 Ryanair	19:40 TFS 4.2h Direct 23:50 DUB	flights from Tenerife to Dublin	——-	Search
FR7130 Ryanair	20:55 TFS 4.2h Direct 01:05 DUB	flights from Tenerife to Dublin	——-	Search
EI2763 Aer Lingus	19:50 TFS 4. 3h Direct 00:10 DUB	flights from Tenerife to Dublin	——-	Search
EY7984 Etihad Airways	20:20 TFS 4.3h Direct 00:40 DUB	flights from Tenerife to Dublin	—–F-	Search
FR5556 Ryanair	14:10 TFS 4.3h Direct 18:30 DUB	flights from Tenerife to Dublin	S—T–	Search
FR7123 Ryanair	11:35 TFS 4.3h Direct 15:55 DUB	flights from Tenerife to Dublin	SMTWTFS	Search
EI765 Aer Lingus	19:30 TFS 4.5h Direct 23:59 DUB	flights from Tenerife to Dublin	-MTW-F-	Search
EI763 Aer Lingus	12:20 TFS 4. 5h Direct 16:50 DUB	flights from Tenerife to Dublin	——S	Search

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Cadiz Santa Cruz de Tenerife ferry tickets, compare times and prices

The Cadiz Santa Cruz de Tenerife ferry route connects Spain with Tenerife. At the moment, only one company operates on this route – Naviera Armas. The ferry departs up to 1 time per week, with a crossing duration of 44 hours 30 minutes.

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Cadiz is a port city located in the southwest of Spain, the capital of the province of Cadiz. The city has been home to the Spanish Navy since the 18th century and is the oldest continuously inhabited city in Spain and one of the oldest in southwestern Europe. Visitors to the city can enjoy amazing views of the city and many historical sites throughout the city. The city has been known since antiquity from different angles, including El Populo, La Viña and Santa Maria.

One of the city’s most famous sights is the cathedral, which was built on the site of an old cathedral completed in 1260 and burnt down in 1596. Construction of the current cathedral, which is largely built in the Baroque style, was started in 1776 and took 116 years to complete.

The port is used for fishing, sailing, commercial and passenger traffic and has a ship repair base. Within the basin of Cadiz is Reina Victoria Quay, 220 meters long and 10 meters deep, and serves freight and passenger traffic. From the port you can catch a ferry to Arrecife, Las Palmas and Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Guide to Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Santa Cruz de Tenerife, a beautiful port city located on the island of Tenerife, the largest of the western islands in the archipelago of the Canary Islands. Around its important port are wide avenues, squares and exotic landscape areas, which also include fine examples of Art Nouveau architecture. The history of the city dates back a little over four hundred years. Despite the landings on this coast by Alonso Fernandez de Lugo in 1494, the city did not begin to develop until a century later, with its port, the engine for growth, which made the city the second most populous in the Canary archipelago. In the city center, close to the sea, some of the busiest streets and squares of the capital meet, for example, Plaza de la Candelaria. Situated on the site of the former fortress of San Cristobal, its center is presided over by the Triumph of Candelaria monument, neoclassical sculptures in the style of Carrara marble and attributed to the Italian Pasquale Bocciardo.

Parks in gran canaria: Gran Canaria, 7 Parks for 7 Days

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The Canary Islands have one of the most valuable ecosystems in the world. That’s why 40% of the archipelago is catalogued as protected natural space. Part of this territory corresponds to their four fantastic natural parks. There’s a reason why the Canary Islands are the region with the most national parks in Spain.

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Teide National Park

The island of Tenerife is home to the most visited natural park in Spain and one of the most visited in the world: the Teide National Park. The third tallest volcano on the planet and the highest point in the geography of Spain, it is an ideal destination for lovers of nature and scenery. Accessible on foot, via a six-hour hike along stunning trails, or in a comfortable cable car that can get you to the top in eight minutes, it offers stunning views of the island. On clear sunny days you can even see the nearby islands of La Palma, La Gomera and Gran Canaria.

It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007 and is home to numerous endemic species of flora and fauna, as well as important archaeological sites relating to the first settlers of the Canary Islands, the ‘guanches’.

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On the astonishing red and black volcanic land of Lanzarote lies Timanfaya National Park, which was declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1993. It is of volcanic origin and has more than 25 volcanoes of exquisite beauty on its more than 5,000 hectares that can be visited on foot, by bus or on a pleasant camel ride that takes around 25 minutes. Given that there is still volcanic activity at some points of the park, which are very popular with tourists, you can feel the heat coming off the coloured rocks and sand.

It is practically virgin territory, untouched by man, that reveals astounding scenery that looks like something from another world. Being in the Montañas del Fuego (Mountains of Fire) in Lanzarote is almost like stepping onto Mars. Real landscapes that look like fiction that have appeared in many films, such as Moby Dick by Ron Howard.

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Named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986 and a Biosphere Reserve together with the rest of the island of La Gomera, the park covers an area of almost 4,000 hectares and is home to the Laguna Grande recreational area and the popular Juego de Bolas visitor centre.

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The heart of La Palma is green. The centre of the island is an impressive hollow that is almost eight kilometres in diameter and up to a kilometre and a half deep. A unique structure that gives Caldera de Taburiente its name. Of volcanic origin, its steep cliffs and lush Canary Island pine forest are surrounded by spectacular waterfalls.

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Warm winter vacations in europe: Best Winter Destinations in Europe for Families [Updated 2022]

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5 Best Warm Winter Destinations in Europe

Whether you want to lie on a beach all day or have fun outdoors, defrost in these top winter sun locations

Now we all know the climate is changing worldwide and winters seem to be getting longer and colder. While fun can be found in the snow, windy, wet and cold is not as much fun.

Travelling to the other side of the world can be a bit drastic, not to mention expensive but no worries here we can show you five great places to visit and enjoy a milder winter climate, for a short break or if you are lucky the whole of the European winter.

Madeira

The beautiful island in the Atlantic is a particularly welcoming gem in the cold of winter. With up to ten hours of sunshine, even in January and a temperate climate, it is popular with those wanting to get away from the cold. In the winter months, there are fewer tourists around and that allows more opportunities to wander and get to meet the locals.

The low cost of living makes it a very attractive venue. The history and beauty of the island, with its volcanic beaches and laurel forest, make it especially welcoming for trekkers and hikers but even those who prefer a gentler stroll will enjoy Madeira.

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Malta

This idyllic isle is an often-discounted winter destination and if you do you are missing out. With a temperate climate, reasonable cost living and some great apartments to rent, Malta is a super winter retreat. Lower tourists mean more time to spend enjoying all the island has to offer.

Staying in the capital, Valetta, gives you access to galleries, museums and historic buildings. Lots of winter sunshine means you can take some lovely boat trips or visit the island’s many picturesque towns. There again, just sit on the terrace of some of the great coffee shops and just watch the world drift by.

Crete

With temperatures, around 20 Celsius it is safe to say, staying warm in Crete is not a problem neither is finding something to do. While less busy than in the summer there are still plenty of entertaining options to consider. Visit the spectacular mountains, bike or walk but remember slightly cooler up there.

On the southern stretch of Crete, you will find some lovely beaches with bars and cafes to while away some hours in the sun. With regular flights from most European countries, this the largest Greek island is proving popular with winter sun seekers.

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Now most of know Italy in winter is for the skiing and Après-ski, but that is mainly in the north, head further south and you will find more clement weather. The Amalfi Coast is a joy to visit any time of year, but as visitors are much less in winter, that lack of crowds lets you admire the beauty in your own time. Now, not much of a beach get away, but Amalfi’s beauty is awe inspiring.

A UNESCO world heritage site, its breath-taking cliffs and the roads that wind around them, display the colourful homes and gardens for all to admire. The Amalfi Coast can be enjoyed anytime of the year, but winter brings its own uniqueness, the Italian hospitality ever gracious, like their wines, can be enjoyed a more leisurely pace. Not as inexpensive as some areas but certainly worth consideration.

Cyprus

Want to spend some time on the beach in winter? Then this is the island to head to. With temperatures in the 20’s and the sea, warmed from the heat of summer, can still invite you in for a swim. 180 hours of sunshine over the European winter is an attraction all by itself. The low cost of living in Cyprus has attracted many an expat to move there.

The island’s archaeology and mythical history are well worth exploring, and the cuisine is excellent especially the seafood. Hiking, sailing and lounging around, what better way to avoid the cold, wet rain? The communities on Cyprus both local and expat are friendly and with the ample activities available, winter will fly by.

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Looking for a unique destination for your winter holiday? Browse Road Scholar’s diverse selection of winter trips in southern Europe. Vacationing and discovering the Mediterranean in winter is a great way to enjoy comfortable weather with fewer crowds. Winter travel in Europe allows you to immerse yourself in the relaxed-paced life of locals and learn about the vibrant history many of these coastal towns have to offer.

Ready to bid adieu to your winter jacket? Explore our winter tours in Europe below to find a learning adventure that matches your interests.

Warm Winter Destinations in Europe

If you’re ready to ditch the cold for a comfortable winter getaway, you’re in the right place. At Road Scholar, we have a great collection of experiential learning programs that bring you to a variety of warm winter destinations in Europe. Some of the top programs you can choose from include:

Madeira, Portugal: Madeira is one of the best winter trips in Europe. Known as the island of eternal springtime, you can relax in black lava pools formed by volcanoes, discover exotic plants, and indulge in sweet island treats.
Crete, Greece: As the largest island in Greece, Crete is a premier winter destination in Europe. Through our winter programs to Crete, you can walk through the lush forests of the west and learn about the history of the Minoans, Romans, and Ottomans who helped form Cretan culture. With reduced foot traffic and a mild climate, Crete is a top-tier winter trip in Southern Europe.
Amalfi Coast, Italy: Italy’s Amalfi Coast is known for its steep ocean cliffs and picturesque seaside towns with colorful homes and relaxing beaches. In the winter, the Amalfi Coast is less crowded, giving you comfortable room to explore the history, art, and customs of the ancient Romans. You can even take a refreshing dip in the turquoise waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, followed by lunch or dinner with local Italian cuisine.
Estepona, Spain: At the southern tip of Spain, you’ll find Estepona, which is the perfect getaway for snowbirds looking for warmth. Here, you can learn about Moorish architecture, taste traditional Andalusian cuisine, and explore the Rock of Gibraltar. Estepona is also a great destination to take day trips to seaside communities to learn about ancient invaders and inspiring poets.
French Riviera: The French Riviera has been a winter escape for many. With seaside towns like Nice, Villefranche-Sur-Mer, Antibes, and Cannes, this is the perfect destination for winter travel in Europe. Along the French Riviera, you can learn about the famous artists who call this place home and explore local museums and churches.

These are some of the best warm winter destinations in Europe you can choose from. If you’re looking for a slow-paced and relaxing winter getaway, search our collection today.

Explore Winter Trips in Europe with Road Scholar

At Road Scholar, our winter tours in Europe are second to none. From the seaside villages along the Mediterranean to the diverse cultures of countries like France, Spain, and Portugal, we make escaping the cold easy with our winter trips in Southern Europe. As you get ready for your next adventure, read through our European travel tips to ensure your winter getaway goes smoothly.

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Winter holidays in Germany for schoolchildren

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Duration of school winter holidays in Germany
Peculiarities of school winter holidays in Germany
German winter holiday programs for schoolchildren
How will the “Chancellor” help?

Duration of school winter holidays in Germany

Many people think that studying in this country does not last long. This is due to the fact that the winter holidays in Germany are quite long, while rest for children is provided 6 times per academic year. In reality, students study here for 41–42 weeks, while in Russia it is 33–36 weeks.

Each season has certain positive and negative sides, but children love them mainly for the opportunity to take a break from school, go on a trip. The schedule of German winter holidays in schools differs from those established in other countries. In addition, in different lands of the country, the duration of rest for Christmas and other winter holidays is different. For example:

In Hamburg, children have a winter holiday from December 21 to January 4 and one day on 29January.
In Berlin, holidays last from 21.12 to 02.01, and then from 1.02 to 06.02.

Public holidays and school holidays during the German winter holidays are established by official law. Sometimes they refer only to a particular city or even an educational institution. They can change annually, so it is important to clarify this point before the trip.

Peculiarities of school winter holidays in Germany

Winter Europe can be compared to a fairy tale that will give a lot of positive emotions not only to children, but also to adults. The main festivities fall on Christmas (December 25), so many tend to come here at this time. Holidays in Germany will be an unforgettable event, as nature in this Central European country is mesmerizing. Mountains and forests are covered with pure white snow, while the temperature is comfortable, not too low.

Many German cities look especially beautiful in winter. At this time of the year, they are decorated with Christmas lights and biblical sculpture scenes. The latter are performed in natural size. In colorful small stalls you can buy tea, sweets and much more to create a festive atmosphere. In Germany, Christmas markets and bright performances are sure to be arranged, visiting which you will feel the fabulousness of this country. In addition, winter is a period of big discounts and sales.

German winter holiday programs for schoolchildren

School winter vacation programs in Germany are diverse. They can be intensive and individual, include a different number of classes, excursions. When contacting the Chancellor company, you can choose a program that will meet your wishes:

DID Deutsch-Institut. This is an intensive course designed for teenagers (14-17 years old). The minimum duration of a trip is a week. Every year the school graduates more than 10 thousand students and pupils from 30 countries of the world. Training takes place in Augsburg – a majestic, ancient city, which is located just half an hour from Munich. During the Renaissance, it was the center of music, painting and architecture, so children will be interested not only in learning, but also in enjoying the surrounding beauty.
Home Language International. This children’s language program will help you learn German and have fun. Provides individual training in the family of a native speaker teacher. The program is completely determined by the personal needs of the child in the assimilation of knowledge. You can individually choose the intensity, excursions, sports. The organizers will select for you a family in which it will be as comfortable as possible.
Humboldt-Institut is one of the best language schools that organizes German courses for children and adults. The cities where the training takes place are BAA Schussenril and Lindenberg. The first is a historical city, which is famous for its healing springs and mud baths. Lindenberg is a resort located at the foot of the Alps. Ideal for those wishing to go skiing or ice skating.

The cost of winter holidays in Germany for schoolchildren is set on a package of services that includes education, accommodation for the child, meals and additional classes. At the request of parents, you can improve the trip: book excursions, sports.

How can Chancellor help?

In order for the school winter German holidays in the camp to leave exclusively positive emotions, it is necessary to approach their planning responsibly. The search for a program should be started 3-4 months before it starts. If you do it yourself, there is a risk of making mistakes, stumbling upon scammers or overpaying.

If you want to send your child on vacation to another country, contact the Chancellor. Here you will find a variety of offers, from which you can choose the appropriate option. You will not need to deal with organizational issues, because the employees of the company are responsible for them.

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Where will you go on New Year’s holidays? Yes, right now, in the middle of autumn, it’s time to answer this question. You will have the opportunity to choose your destination, view the best deals and book your luxury vacation without the fuss.

Both your children and loved ones will definitely like the idea of going abroad for the New Year – to a warm country where there is a sea. We offer nine of the best outdoor destinations where the sun, fruits and national color will make your vacation truly heavenly.

Dominican Republic

Spoiler: The Dominican Republic is perfect during the New Year holidays. More than 90% of the inhabitants of the republic are Catholics, so they celebrate Christmas (December 25) on a special scale. New Year is also held in high esteem: in hotels animations, decor and all the paraphernalia of the holiday are available.

Tourists enjoy walking among decorated fir trees, taking pictures with Santas and admiring the garlands hung on palm trees and buildings. All this looks very exotic against the background of snow-white beaches, warm sea (25-27 degrees) and truly summer air (30-32 degrees).

You can also enjoy all the delights of outdoor activities in winter:

Maximum water clarity – ideal for divers
Medium wave length – for surfing (Atlantic coast is more suitable)

December and January are high season in the Dominican Republic. Together with you, Europeans, Americans, Asians will come to bask in the sun. Choose one of the popular resorts on the coast: Boca Chica, Puerto Plata, Juan Dolio, Punta Cana, La Romana.

If you plan to go on an excursion inland, take a windbreaker – it can be a little cooler there. In general, the New Year holidays are well suited for exploring the beautiful locations of the republic, primarily due to the optimal weather.

Tours to the Dominican Republic for the New Year holidays →

United Arab Emirates

It is in December-January that the air temperature in the UAE reaches figures that are bearable for a European – up to 35 degrees. This means that the high season begins, the peak of which falls just in the second half of December.

Christmas in the UAE, of course, is not celebrated, but to please the guests of the country, they decorate buildings, put up Christmas trees, arrange entertainment programs. But the New Year is celebrated pompously. For example, thousands of tourists travel to Dubai to see the most gorgeous fireworks in the world.

When choosing one of the emirates, be aware that all of them are suitable for a beach holiday, but each has its own characteristics:

Sharjah is a “strict” emirate, where drinking alcohol is significantly limited. Holidays here will appeal to families with children or couples leading a healthy lifestyle
Dubai – between visiting the beaches, explore the “city of the future”, walk around the shopping centers and malls: the season of maximum discounts just opens in December
Abu Dhabi – here almost every hotel holds a grand New Year’s party, shows for children, concerts of famous performers. The holiday program can be very intense
Ras al Khaimah – New Year is celebrated here with fireworks, festivals (including music and culinary), folk festivals

View tours in the UAE for New Year holidays →

Egypt

Already almost native to Russians, Egypt is in high demand in December. The weather is still quite beachy (especially on the Red Sea coast), and heated pools in hotels allow you to swim in plenty.

And most importantly, the New Year’s Eve can be combined with a tour of historical sites – without the sweltering heat, excursions will be much more pleasant. Offers from guides this season are no less than in any other.

Entertain yourself with buying New Year’s gifts, as sales start in the country’s shopping centers from mid-December. Don’t want shops? Then you will enjoy fishing on the high seas and, of course, diving. The coral reefs of the Red Sea are beautiful without days off and holidays.

Already after December 20, a bright non-stop celebration begins: first the Catholic Christmas, then the New Year.

Luminous garlands envelop artificial fir trees and live palm trees. Carnival processions, concerts and various performances thunder on the streets of cities. Even on the beach, you are likely to meet the European Santa Claus. The hotels host parties, dinners and professional shows for adults and children.

Tours to Egypt for winter holidays →

Cuba

In the country of eternal summer, not every month is suitable for rest. But December and January are just perfect for relaxing on the white sand, diving, surfing or fishing:

The rainy season is over and the air has cooled to 26–28 degrees
Ocean water remains pleasant for swimming – 24 degrees
There are no winds in December, they can appear in January
Guava, mango, banana, citrus fruits ripen and flood local markets

The celebration of the New Year can be combined with a cultural program: see architecture, historical sights, museums. There are plenty of them in Cuba.

For Christmas and New Year the city streets are decorated with garlands and flags. This is done not only for tourists – locals also celebrate holidays. You will not find so many national songs and rum with orange juice anywhere else.

Cubans’ New Year’s Eve smoothly flows into the celebration of Liberation Day: on January 1, travelers become participants in parades, fairs and festivals in honor of this event, again indulging in unbridled fun.

Choose a tour to Cuba for the winter holidays →

Maldives

The Maldives is another zone of eternal summer, where you should definitely be on New Year’s Eve. There is no heat (maximum 30 degrees), there is no storm, and underwater visibility reaches 30 m. This fact is a magnet for divers who go to explore underwater caves and sunken ships, watch turtles and other reef inhabitants.

Maldivian beaches and overwater bungalows are the bounty tale everyone has heard of. The hotels are very diverse: you can choose options for families with children, young people and couples. It is perhaps difficult to find a person who would be dissatisfied with the fact that he chose the Maldives for the trip.

The islanders are mostly Muslim (no restrictions for guests), so there will be no Christmas events here. But they approach the organization of New Year’s celebrations with a soul. Programs are mainly concentrated in hotels, the focus depends on the type of hotel. But New Year’s decor, Santa Claus, contests, gifts and concerts are guaranteed for everyone.

After the party, don’t forget to rejuvenate your body in the famous Maldivian spas. Specialists in cosmetology and massage are accepted on the territory of hotels or in separate rooms. Having tried procedures with natural oils and elixirs, you will never forget them.

View tours to the Maldives →

Turkey

Turkish resorts are filled with guests during the winter holidays. And it’s not scary that the sea is cool: it will be replaced by warm pools, traditional hammam and relaxing spa treatments. Istanbul and Ankara attract romantics who want to celebrate the New Year by walking along the old streets, admiring the fireworks, breathing in the atmosphere of the eastern city.

Despite the fact that the Turks are Muslims, they do their best to please European guests with the atmosphere of a fairy tale. In December, New Year’s fairs begin to work in cities, buildings and trees are decorated with flowers.

The winter holidays are in full swing: every nightclub, hotel and restaurant has something to offer. And the hotels seem to compete for the title of the best place to celebrate the New Year.

The holidays will be enough for the cultural program. For example, go see one of the ancient cities (Troy, Side, Ephesus). In summer it is hot for long excursions, and in December it is excellent.

Are you ready to face the Turkish winter? Then consider tours to ski resorts: for example, Uludag, Palandoken, Erciyes. Dozens of ways to entertain yourself and enchanting New Year’s shows are provided.

Choose a New Year tour to Turkey →

Mexico

New Year holidays coincide with the dry season in Mexico, when the air temperature does not exceed 30 degrees. Therefore, the verdict is unequivocal: it is worth going to combine relaxation on the beach and New Year’s Eve in an exotic and cheerful country.

The most popular tourist region is the Yucatan Peninsula, washed by the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Local beaches are legendary:

Coating – the finest coral sand that does not heat up even in the most extreme heat
Wide coastline shaded by coconut trees
Fantastic underwater world

Mexicans are very fond of holidays, noisy processions and festivals. December is generally a month full of events, mostly dedicated to various saints. The onset of the New Year is marked by fireworks and a grandiose carnival, for which the locals have been preparing costumes for months. Where, if not here, to feel the flavor and energy of the country.

When the carnival is over, book an excursion to one of the oldest Mayan or Aztec monuments. Contact with this culture can be as overwhelming as modern life in Mexico.

New Year tours to Mexico →

Margarita Island

Margarita Island is a paradise resort on the Caribbean coast. Located almost on the equator, it belongs to the territory of Venezuela. Europeans and Venezuelans themselves come here en masse to rest.

The geographical position of the resort guarantees the tourist a full-fledged summer in December: the air warms up to 30 degrees during the day (however, below 24 degrees here generally never happens).

More than 100 km of sandy beaches (some fresh water), ecological trails and hiking trails, water areas for swimming, scuba diving, boarding and fishing – all this is at your disposal during the winter holidays.

An inquisitive tourist will also visit forts, temples, national parks and a mysterious tropical labyrinth. Shopping is interesting, because Margarita Island is a free trade zone (duty free), which means that prices here are 20 percent lower. In addition, there are often sales in December.

The islanders, like the Russians, consider the New Year a family holiday: they decorate the house, buy gifts, make wishes at midnight, congratulate everyone around. Hotel guests receive a gala dinner, which often consists of traditional dishes (this is a good gastronomic experience).

After midnight, everyone takes to the streets and the noisy part of the celebration begins: fireworks, songs, colorful outfits, music and rum by the river. It will be fun and very unusual!

Choose a tour to Margarita →

Tunisia

Tunisians love to celebrate the New Year. They do this by combining European traditions and Arabic charm. In the cities there will be Christmas trees in the lights, evening illumination, shows, dances and music. Hotels are also preparing a program for guests.

Punta prima things to do: BEST Things to Do & See

Опубликовано: February 1, 2023 в 1:44 pm

Автор: alexxlab

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BEST Things to Do & See

Punta Prima is a typical Spanish seaside tourist resort located on the southern Costa Blanca within 30 minutes of two international airports, Murcia and Alicante.

The beaches are some of the cleanest around and have been awarded the blue flag status.

Once at the airport you have a range of different airport transfer options to Punta Prima including private shuttle buses, taxis or Punta Prima car hire.

Punta Prima has a Mediterranean climate with 320 days of sunshine a year. The beach has a wonderful promenade with shops and boutiques and bars and restaurants where you can enjoy your Menu del Dia.

Punta Prima is situated a ten minute drive just south of Torrevieja, and all of its amenities such as the shopping complex, Las Habaneras, Waterpark, Pacha nightclub, casino, ten pin bowling, marina, submarine, boat trips, and Playa Flamenca with its beautiful beaches. For those more energetic you can reach Torrevieja by foot, a mere thirty minute stroll along the coast or there is an hourly bus service to take you there.

Photo by E-Style

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Restaurants And Shops

Punta Prima also has a Commercial Centre with an Eroski supermarket, Wok Buffet (Chinese) restaurant, Captain’s Table restaurant (fish and chips, Sunday roasts and breakfasts), Amigos bar, Chinese restaurant, Greta Garbos restaurant is a Swdish restaurant open in the evenings only, Subway, Timeless fashions with English clothes, Milar, Druni, The Card Place, Nautilus Plaza with American style hamburgers and ice creams, Yu Chinese restaurant is quite fancy, Murphy’s Irish Pub and cafe and Emilio’s Italian restuarant and take away.

There are more restaurants to choose from on the N332 such as Rogues Carvery, Rogues fish bar, Puccini Italian, German, Ghandi Indian, two Chinese restaurants (including Dinastia) and several bars.

For major food shopping we recommend a trip to the Carrefour hypermarket in Torrevieja.

Activities And Things To Do In Punta Prima

Go-Karting is a must when visiting Punta Prima with a visit to the Asturia Restaurant to follow, a very large Resaurant with English speaking staff. The food is of a very high quality especially the many different paellas, with good value for money. Free car park with Mediterranean views.

There are three golf courses in the area as well as water sports, fishing, sailing to be enjoyed. A visit to the local market to buy your fruits and vegetables, shoes, bags and clothes can be made on Saturdays at Playa Flamenca.

Punta Prima Property – Villas And Apartments

We also have help and information to those people who are looking for Punta Prima property or Punta Prima properties. Mostly these will be located on the various developments on the Senorio de Punta Prima project (see below). There are lots of properties for sale in Punta Prima mostly Punta Prima apartments and Punta Prima villas.

Señorio de Punta Prima

Señorio de Punta Prima is a group of luxury apartment complexes located in Punta Prima which is mid-way between Torrevieja and the Oriuela Beaches on the Costa Blanca. The urbanisations within the Senorio de Punta Prima beach Resort include: Panorama Park, La Entrada, El Parque and La Recoleta. There is also a pitch and putt golf course.

There are lots of developments being constructed right now in Punta Prima. These include phases of La Recoleta some of which are finished and others due to start. The next building project after Senerio Punta Prima includes the marina with an expected completion date due in 2021.

For those wanting to buy property in the area the new Punta Marina urbanization is being built from Punta Prima up to Dream Hills and Los Altos.

Panorama Park Apartments Punta Prima

Panorama Park are two hundred and six apartments built in a traditional Spanish design by builders Grupo Gomendio. The luxurious apartments consist of twelve portals all different in style and colour. Facilities at Panorama Park include: lift, CCTV, security patrols, secure underground parking, Mediterranean gardens, freeform swimming pool and spacious communal areas. Apartment types are studios, one bedroom apartments and two bedroom apartments with American style kitchens, climate control, connections for television, telephone, ADSL and radio/television.

La Entrada Apartments Punta Prima

The La entrada urbanisation is 230 apartments made up of eight buildings (or portals), 3 swimming pools (one of them heated), communal gardens and underground car parking. La Entrada enjoys around the clock security service with CCTV cameras and every apartment has its own separate alarm system

Most people searching for the term Punta Prima property will be looking for cheap property for sale in Punta Prima or properties for sale in Punta Prima but you may also be looking for property to rent in Punta Prima – whatever you are searching for, whether new build property or resale properties the sections below should help you find the Punta Prima property information you are looking for.

Real Estate Agents

Whether you’re looking for a place to rent or to stay at permanently, you can take advantage of the services from the real estate agents in Punta Prima who are more than willing to help you in finding your ideal residence.

You can contact Bennecke (www.bennecke.com, Tel. +34 965 714 362) and E-Style Spain (estylespain.com, Tel. +34 966 799 645).

Moving to Punta Prima

If you are thinking of moving to Punta Prima, then you must read our expat interview with Laura of E-Style Estate Agents in Spain below:

Laura, what would you say would be the advantages to living in Punta Prima compared to other Costa Blanca towns?

In Punta Prima no matter if it is winter or summer time the people will always enjoy the restaurants and bars open all year around. Also not just that, there are many shops where you can get everything you need as well as banks, gym and popular commercial centre of Punta Marina. Most of our clients who are buying or selling homes say that Punta Prima is a perfect place to live, also there is a beautiful seaside with one small and another big sandy beach. Many people live here permanently, there is also a bus service going to the hospital, Torrevieja and La Zenia shopping centre.

Punta Prima has very well developed infrastructure, friendly and safe atmosphere, beautiful residential complexes, luxury villas and many new build properties which also shows how quick this area is growing.

Would the area not suit certain types of people, i.e. are there any possible downsides?

Not really, I think Punta Prima suits everybody who like Spanish lifestyle !

What proportion of the local population are Spanish?

I would say that 40% Spanish and 60% foreigners.

What are your favourite things to do in the area?

I love to go on the seaside, there are two very nice restaurants with fantastic views and very good food, cocktail bar where you can enjoy great music and a nice drink with your friends or alone!

Piazza, Photo by E-Style

Can you give us some insider tips to the best bars or restaurants?

My favourite restaurant is PIAZZA II in the commercial centre of Punta Marina here you will have really amazing food, also very good value menu with a lot of dishes to choose from, MUST TRY! Also, for a very good Italian pizza you can visit PICCOLINO. Another great restaurants for a very good meal are NAUTILUS and PUNTA PRIMA, situated on the beachside and with lovely terraces overlooking the sea. There are many other great restaurants for every taste!

Are there many facilities such as doctors and dentists, shops etc?

There is a supermarket of Consum and big Carrefour. Also many other shops: post office, furniture and electrical appliances shops (JYSK and MILAR), currency exchange office, also 2 big Chinese shops where you can buy everything for your home and garden. All in a short walking distance. Dentists and doctors you can find nearby Punta Prima, hospital of Torrevieja is less than 5min by car. There is a veterinary clinic in the commercial centre.

Are there smaller villages nearby that you might also recommend?

Nearby Punta Prima you will have other popular areas such as Playa Flamenca, La Zenia, Villamartin and many others, there is a national road of N332 connecting all of the areas so it is very easy to get everywhere.

What are the nearest international schools and how good are they?

There is a Norwegian school and few English schools (10-20min drive away from Punta Prima). I heard that the private schools are very good.

Is crime an issue for expats?

Definitely no.

Coming onto buying property, what is the market like now in terms of prices going up, or down or staying the same?

The prices little by little are going up.

Is this a good time to buy and are there any repossessions or very cheap properties still available to buy?

The time to buy is very good as the prices are still not too high. There are not many bank repossessions and very cheap properties but we always get bargain properties to list!

What urbanisations are there and can you describe each one and how they might differ from each other?

In Punta Prima are quite many urbanisations but the most popular one are:

– Señorio de Punta Prima with its luxury complexes of La Entrada, Panorama Park, Parque Recoleta and La Recoleta. These complexes are ideal for the people who like mediterranean style. The complexes have only apartments, the community with tropical gardens, beautiful communal pools, 24 hours security, underground parking and a short walking distance to the beach and all amenities. Here many people live permanently and have as investment properties. In this complex the apartments have very high investment potential, the owners can earn really good money just from short term rentals.

– The new luxury complex of Sea Senses right in the front of the sea, fantastic community with the gym, playgrounds, several pools, jacuzzi, bar and spectacular sea views. This is for the people who like more modern style and again it is very high investment potential that can give really good money from the rentals.

– Rocio del mar, here the building are older and the prices much cheaper, you can get apartment with 2 or 3 beds, some are older style and some very nicely reformed. This is perfect for the people who want to come for a holiday and don´t want to spend too much money. The location is very good, near the beach and all the amenities. Some have communal pools as well and communal solariums overlooking the sea.

La Ciñuelica, Photo by E-Style

– On another side of N332 you will find one of the most popular urbanisations – La Ciñuelica. That is very large area with apartments, bungalows and townhouses. The complex is very well looked after and has beautiful communal areas with large pools, some have underground parking and storage rooms. This is mediterranean style, white houses popular among the foreigners and Spanish people.

– Las Villas, the complex located just behind our office in commercial centre of Punta Marina. Here you will find detached villas with lovely gardens. A great place for those who want to move here permanently.

– Mariblanca, urbanisation with beautiful yellow townhouses, green areas and wonderful pools. Most of the people live here all year around, quite difficult to get one for sale there and if we get gets sold very quickly!

How much are the typical property prices in Punta Prima for apartments, villas etc?

The apartments starts from 60. 000 EUR, townhouses from 95.000 EUR and villas from 140.000 EUR

Any tips and advice to people looking to buy in Punta Prima or surrounding area?

Simple advice, have a look at the urbanisations and see which one suits best. Each one has its character and style. We can always show around and helot the buyers to find the best one for them!

Laura, thank you so much for taking the time to help our readers with your experiences in Spain. If you want to contact her, you can find her details below.

E-Style Estate Agents in Spain

Street Escorpiones, Punta Prima
Commercial Centre “Punta Marina”
1st floor number 13
03185 Torrevieja (Alicante) Spain
Tel: +34 966 799 645
Email: [email protected]
Website: estylespain.com

Here is another video showing some of the popular places in Punta Prima.

Hotels And Accommodation

There are lots of apartments and villas to rent in the Punta Prima area however if you are looking for a hotel consider the Torre Joven Hotel just off the roundabout on the main N-332 coastal road.

This hotel is also known as the Punta Prima Torrejoven Hotel. Located on the northern part of the Orihuela Costa, the Torrejoven Hotel in Punta Prima is a good option if you wish to stay in Punta Prima and is an alternative to a self-catering apartment or villa rental. Situated right beside the Punta Prima roundabout on the N-332 coast road between Torrevieja and Playa Flamenca, the Torrejoven Hotel is easy to reach and handy as a base for visiting this popular area.

One of the positives is that you don’t even need to consider Punta Prima car hire as you can get a quick and easy and inexpensive airport transfer to Punta Prima from either Alicante airport or Murcia airport which will dramatically reduce your holiday costs.

It has a swimming pool and sun terrace for enjoying the beautiful weather that Punta Prima experiences, though Punta Prima beach is not too far away, and within walking distance for visitors staying in the hotel. Also right beside the hotel is Punta Prima strip or bars, shops, banks and restaurants, and also Punta Marina commercial centre with even more choice of restaurants, retail and entertainment options (including a McDonalds).

Contact us to be featured – we want more expat interviews for our newsletter and website. You don’t need to be an estate agent, we want to hear from anyone who lives in Spain whether you are working or retired.

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A Short Guide to Punta Prima — ALONG DUSTY ROADS

Emily

18 November 2021

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Emily

18 November 2021

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Whether you’re planning to use Punta Prima as your base in Menorca or just visit for a beach day (or haven’t quite decided yet), our guide covers everything you need to plan ahead!

Back in 1980s, when tourism was beginning to take off in Menorca, one of the first resorts to appear was Punta Prima; its long stretch of soft white sand in a protected bay, the perfect spot for package holiday makers in search of sun.

Fast forward a few decades, and whilst the island’s vacation options have greatly increased, the small beach town of remains a solid choice for those looking for a base in the popular southeast corner. A 25-minute bus journey from the capital Mahón, and just a bit more from the airport, it’s well-connected but also just a walk or short drive to several other fantastic beaches.

Its vibe though is very much holiday-centric and tourist-focussed, catering particularly to families seeking a safe place to swim, good-value accommodation (as well as luxury villas), and various facilities on hand. There’s a big Jet2 resort and popular waterpark a 10-minute walk away as well (this either a push or pull factor, depending on what you’re looking for).

We actually picked it for our first few days of the summer month we spent in Menorca: we just needed somewhere affordable, conveniently located, close to an easily accessible beach, where we could rent a scooter and head out on our own, and come back to a few decent restaurants in the evening. It isn’t necessarily where we would choose again, but we’d actually describe it as one of the best ‘tourist zone’ towns you’ll find on the island.

In this guide we’ve shared everything you need to plan your day trip or stay in Punta Prima, including all the best things to do, our recommendations for where to stay, where to eat, transport connections, and general advice to make the most of your time here.

punta prima essentials

// Perfect for families

// Pleasant white sand beach with lifeguard

// Small resort town with shops and facilities in centre

// Quiet, holiday vibe

// Good transport connections to Mahón & the airport

Things to Do in Punta Prima

Hang out at Punta Prima Beach

Okay, you’re on holiday – advising you to go to the beach is perhaps a tad redundant but considering that’s where you’ll likely spend most of your time, but we have to mention it!

Despite having an abundance of white sandy beaches in Menorca, it’s important to be aware that you will not find them everywhere on the island; the vast majority lie exclusively on the south coast but are often quite difficult to access (for example Cala Macaralleta and Cala Mitjana).

Punta Prima one of the exceptions, being the most accessible, developed, white sand beach in this area of Menorca – a big reason for its popularity as a holiday base.

Unlike those more famous remote and rustic ones which require a decent walk along a dusty trail to reach and have zero facilities on them (part of the attraction), Punta Prima playa is very much a tourist-friendly beach. It’s clean (Blue Flag), the water’s perfect for swimming, there’s a lifeguard, shops and cafes behind it, and you can choose to rent a sun bed or lay your towel down.

Perfect for an easy, hassle-free beach day in Menorca.

Expect to pay €17-19 for two sun lounger beds and an umbrella (all day, until 7 pm), but lower prices can be negotiated after 3 pm. Follow the beach round to find a more secluded stretch in and around rocks.

Good To Know // For families, we should note that you can walk to the popular Splash Sur Waterpark (maps) from Punta Prima, but there’s also a free shuttle bus.

Read Later // The 19 Best Beaches in Menorca

Visit Binibeca

Located around 5 kilometres from Punta Prima, Binbeca is a world away in terms of architecture and aesthetics; a picture perfect fisherman’s village based upon paintings by Francesc Poch Romeu. Completed in the 1970s, this collection of 165 unique properties with their uniform white-washed facades and wooden balconies are a magical – albeit touristic – place to explore.

You should require no more than a couple of hours to walk amongst the nooks and crannies of this labyrinthine village, but if you would like to extend your time consider staying for lunch at one of several restaurants or spending the afternoon at Cala Binibeca, a popular but pretty beach nearby.

We’ve seen several mentions online of a ‘mini train’ that runs between Punta Prima and Binibeca (€7 per person, round trip) during high season but this wasn’t in operation (thankfully) when we visited this summer. This is the sort of thing that we are glad doesn’t really exist very much in Menorca – should it start up again though, let us know in the comments.

For further information on Binibeca, including things not to miss, be sure to check out our guide to Binibeca.

Take a Day Trip to Mahón

Whether you’ve got your own transport or hop on the bus, taking a day trip to Mahón – the capital of Menorca – is an essential activity for anyone basing themselves in Punta Prima.

Begin the day with a stroll around the old town, pop into the fish market for a plate of pinxtos, visit a gin distillery, a museum and the city’s cathedral or simply take a slow boat around the harbour and have a glass of vermouth on the waterfront.

Buses run very regularly between Punta Prima and Mahon (Line 92, 25 minutes, €1.75 per person – see timetable here), but your proximity means it’s possible and not too expensive to grab a taxi if there’s a few of you.

We spent a few days in the city and have put together a complete guide on our favourite things to do in Mahon, so be sure to take a look before visiting.

Hire a Scooter and Explore Nearby Beaches

Whilst the bus network in Menorca is fairly good, the lack of a circular route around the island (by vehicle at least) means that visiting multiple beaches and calas by public transport can be super challenging and something we’d actually caution against.

A much better alternative (for those without a car), is to rent a scooter for a day or two. One of our fondest memories from our month on the island was whizzing along country roads on two wheels, the pair of us squeezed on to the back of a moped, the sense of freedom and of having a real summer adventure.

To rent in Punta Prima, you have two options: the Menorca-wide Autovalls or a small company by the name of Mister Bike Rental.

Autovalls | This is one of the biggest Menorca car hire companies; it’s also who we rented our car with. The difficulty with renting a scooter from them is lack of availability, with most of their stock being based at the airport. If you are able to book your scooter rental in advance (a few weeks, ideally), you can secure a day rate from as little as €25, with prices dropping to around €18 per day if taken for multiple days.

Alternatively, if you’re going to need a car for your holiday, then the best place is to look + book via Rentalcars.com, which has the best selection of local and international companies on the islands, and just pick it up at the airport.

Mister Bike Rental | A small company that specialises in bicycle tours and bicycle rental, they also have a few scooters to rent out. Unfortunately, as they operate in a bit of a sellers’ market: their prices are really quite inflated, charging €49 per day for the cheapest model. If you require the insurance (we absolutely recommend buying it), that’ll be an extra €19 per day. They do offer discounts for multi-day rentals, but still work out much more expensive than Valls.

Annoyingly, this is quite common with the small rental companies across the island, with some of the most expensive scooter rental rates we’ve seen anywhere in the world. If you plan in advance, you can find more options online which can deliver to you in town, but the reality is that you might only decide to do this as a spontaneous activity, so have to simply pay whatever the rate is in town.

Good To Know // Renting a bicycle and following a few set trails around Punta Prima is also a popular activity, but we didn’t have the time to do it (and also felt it was overpriced relative to the experience).

Plan // 7 Things To Know Before Hiring A Car in Menorca

Walk Part of the Camí di Cavalls

If you’re the sort that can only lie still in the sun for so long, feel the need to do a little exercise to make up for all the meals out, or just fancy spending some time at some of Menorca’s secret beaches, we can highly recommend strapping on a pair of solid shoes and hiking a small section of the Camí de Cavalls.

Tracing the entire circumference of the island, the Cami is a historical 185km trail that is thought to have existed since the 14th century. In the past, it connected locals, villages and allowed trade but nowadays is utilised by visitors and those living in Menorca for recreational purposes – namely hiking, horseback riding and mountain biking.

Although some tourists visit the island with the sole intention of hiking the entire 185km, most (like us), choose to hike just one or two sections, often using it as a means to access many of the most beautiful beaches in Menorca.

From Punta Prima you can access Sections 18 + 19 of the route:

Option One | Head east towards Cala San Esteve. This route is 7.3 kilometres, taking around two and a half hours. Should you go there and back, you’ll need to double both distance and time. Alternatively, you could choose to hike pretty little Cala Alcuafar and only, which would make it a 6 kilometre round trip. The trail begins here, near the pharmacy.

Option Two | Head west along Section 18 to Binissafuller (one of our favourite calas on the island). This route is 8. 1 kilometres each way, so allow at least five hours to make it there and back. The trail begins here. Do note that this particular section of the trail is much more residential, rather than wild or rural so if you’re looking for an nature-based experience, we’d consider an alternative.

Good To Know // If you’re a runner, then you can also follow these routes as well as coastal roads from Punta Prima for a decent route. Just set off early in the morning or after 4 pm in summer months.

Plan // 7 Things To Know Before Walking The Camí de Cavalls

Where to Stay in Punta Prima

Hotels

Insotel Punta Prima Prestige Suites & Spa | The beach town’s premier 5* offering, just 350 yards from beach. Top notch facilities, the rooms are large, modern and to a high standard (they also have a small kitchenette). Three on-site restaurants and extensive sports activities offered. Find out more here.

Note that the same company also offers a family-friendly hotel, which is also 5-star.

Occidental Hotel | An excellent hotel suitable for families with five large outdoor pools and a water park. Rooms are modern, clean and well-appointed (if a tad on the cheap side). Excellent location in Punta Prima. Find out more here.

Self-Catering

Bimbolla Apartments | This is a cheap and cheerful self-catering complex that, when between longer term rentals in Menorca, we returned to twice. The small apartments are very basic and lacking love but have all necessary amenities, decent sized terraces/balconies and a pretty nice pool area as well as breakfast included. If you’re on a budget, we’d definitely recommend taking a look. Find out more here.

Apartamentos Punta Prima Beach | Another excellent value option, especially if you prefer smaller resorts. The apartments are large and bright and tastefully furnished. If you can stretch to it, we’d recommend opting for one of the sea view apartments for views out over the water! Find out more here.

Villas & Private Apartments

As we discussed in our article ‘23 Things to Know Before You Visit Menorca’, touristic rentals of residential properties are severely restricted across the island, meaning that Airbnb does not exist in quite the same way; you will not find countless small one-bedroom apartments on the site, as these are all being lived in by locals.

Therefore, the below properties tend to cater for larger groups, and hit a higher price point. Additionally, please note that any prices quoted in description may be higher in months of July and August.

Rustic House by the Sea | One of the few places that feels more like a stylish home rather than a holiday villa, this three bedroom may also cater for couples that want a bit of extra space. No pool but charming outdoor area. From £84 a night. Find out more here.

Stunning Modern Villa | If you’re looking for a beautifully designed, high-spec villa with a pool that caters for large groups (up to 10 people), you should absolutely take a look at this one – breathtaking! From £420 a night. Find out more here.

Dream House | Alternatively, this magnificent modern four bedroom property with views over the ocean (located five mins from Punta Prima and therefore offering slightly more privacy) is also an excellent option – especially if you want to stay for less than a week, with no nightly minimum. It deserves its rave reviews. From £463 a night. Find out more here.

Voramar Waterfront | Whilst the decor inside may be a little old fashioned, the location of this three bedroom property is more than made up for with its location – right on the water’s edge! From £183 a night. Find out more here.

Caseta de sa Palmera | We spotted the outside of this pretty little villa in the centre of Punta Prima, and are delighted that it looks as cute inside as it does out! With a nautical theme throughout, the real highlight is the outside area which allows you to take just a couple of steps from the sun lounger into the sea. Magical! From £168 a night. Find out more here.

Villa Molly | Well priced for a large four bed, two story house (from £250 a night), this light, bright and spacious modern property has plenty of space and a large private pool. Find out more here.

Plan // If you’re still not sure where to base yourself on the island , then you should take a look at this post: Where To Stay in Menorca.

Recommendations for Punta Prima Restaurants

Largely located on the main commercial street, just behind the beach, you can turn up and see what takes your fancy, but note that reservations aren’t a bad idea in high summer season.

Chiringuito Aire | We had a fantastic meal in this modern, seafront restaurant. One of the fancier options in Punta Prima, they offer traditional Menrocan seafood specialities as well as more contemporary plates – their ceviche was excellent, as well as the zucchini carpaccio. A number of good vegetarian options too. Reservations essential. Find it here on the map.

La Oveja Negra | Located opposite the beach, this popular restaurant is fairly traditional with a wide-ranging menu specialising in seafood. Plenty of Spanish people when we ate there, which we took as a good sign! Find it here on the map.

Although we didn’t personally try them, two other restaurants with good reviews also include Casa Fermin and Restaurante sa Tramuntana. There’s also the slightly hidden away La Golosa for pizza and ice-cream (maps)

How to Get to Punta Prima

All flights into arrive into Menorca airport, the only airport on the island, located 14 km from Punta Prima. In order to reach your accommodation, you have have three options:

// Rental Car

If your priority is relaxing on a lounger next to the pool or a towel at the beach rather than exploring too far beyond your hotel, then we appreciate that renting a car may not make much sense. For us however, having our own vehicle to explore the island was essential, and makes getting to and from the airport a little simpler – with a journey time from the car pick up point to Punta Prima just twenty minutes.

We recommend looking + booking via Rentalcars.com as it has the best selection of local and international companies on the island, and often has discounts and deals.

We’ve written much more about car hire in Menorca, so if it’s something you are considering doing, we highly recommend giving this guide a read first.

// Taxi

Taxis outside Menorca airport are plentiful, and with a fixed rate depending on your final destination you needn’t worry about over-paying nor the meter.

The standard fee to Punta Prima is €22.71, plus €0.60 per piece of luggage.

Journey time is around 20 minutes.

// Bus

Accessing Punta Prima by bus does require a transfer, but is very straight forward.

First you’ll need to hop on one of the regular buses from the airport to Mahon bus station (Line 10). These leave every 30 minutes from the single bus stop located outside arrivals. Tickets cost €2.75 per person from the driver, and the journey time is around 15 minutes.

Once at the bus station, you’ll need to change onto bus number 92 (Punta Prima via Sant Luis). These depart every 30 minutes in the summer months and hourly in low season. Again, tickets are bought directly from the driver. The journey takes 25 minutes and costs €1.75 per person. See schedules here.

To travel from Punta Prima to Mahón, you can find the bus stop here, opposite the large car park.

Plan // To find out more about how the bus network operates, read 23 Things To Know Before You Visit Menorca.

Punta Prima Travel Tips

// Groceries

There are two small supermarkets (both on the pedestrianised road opposite the beach) in Punta Prima which have most things beach snackers and self-caterers will require. However do note that you will pay significantly more for groceries here than you would in one of the larger supermarkets outside Mahón.

If you’re based here for a week and plan on doing on doing a lot of cooking, we’d recommend heading to either Mahón or Sant Luis to do a big shop at the beginning of your holiday. Of course, this may only be possible if you have access to a rental car, or are happy using a taxi.

// ATMs

The good news is that there is an ATM in Punta Prima. The bad news? It’s one of Euronet’s. If you haven’t seen one of our rants about this company previously, suffice as to say we recommend avoiding at all costs due to the hideously unfair exchange rates they use to calculate the money you withdraw. If you need cash in an emergency, you can find the ATM here.

// Car Rental Agency

As we mentioned above when speaking about scooter rental, AutoValls (one of Menorca’s biggest car hire companies) has an office in Punta Prima from which you are able to pick up a rental car should you choose.

You can find the office here, but it is advised to book your vehicle in advance of your holiday if you’re not picking up from the airport. Otherwise availability is very poor in these satellite offices and rates can be much higher than you expect.

Alternatively, you can take the bus into the airport and get a cheaper deal. We recommend looking + booking via Rentalcars.com as it has the best selection of local and international companies on the island, and often has discounts and deals.

Before booking anything though, we recommend reading 7 Things To Know Before You Hire A Car In Menorca.

// Nightlife

If you’re content with a glass of wine on your balcony, a restaurant meal or a quiet drink in your hotel bar, nightlife probably won’t be too much of a concern. For younger couples or groups on holiday, it’s important to note that there really is no nightlife or indeed bars to visit in Punta Prima (there is one bar Carrer Mestral, but it’s not anything to get excited about).

// Other Things to Note

There is a tabac here, a pharmacy on the main seafront street here and a 24-hour doctor here.

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Apartments in Punta Prima

Have you decided to buy an apartment on the Costa Blanca, but have not yet decided on the area? E-Style is pleased to introduce you to the prestigious and comfortable resort of Punta Prima Torrevieja in the south of the coast. Why Punta Prima?

Beaches

Punta Prima is a well-maintained modern area with beautiful beaches that have been awarded several blue flags for cleanliness and environmental friendliness. The two main beaches of Punta Prima – Cala Piteras (Torrevieja) and Playa Punta Prima (Orihuela Costa) – are great places to relax and enjoy the azure sea. Nearby is a promenade, several excellent restaurants, cozy cafes and bars.

How to get there?

Punta Prima is located between the cities of Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa. Excellent bus service, as well as modern highways guarantee ease and speed of communication with major centers: Alicante, Murcia, Cartagena. The two international airports of San Javier and Alicante are only 40 minutes away.

What can you do?

Punta Prima offers a wide range of leisure activities, from European and Asian restaurants to an award-winning gym and spa. The Punta Marina shopping center also has a large range of shops, a supermarket, a pharmacy, restaurants and the head office of our E-Style agency.

While in Punta Prima, you can’t miss the wonderful Dynasty restaurant, which is built like a Pagoda, surrounded by a garden with a pond and hundreds of light bulbs. Everything that you may miss in Punta Prima, you will undoubtedly find in Torrevieja or Orihuela Costa – water parks, golf courses, boutiques of leading brands of clothing, discos, casinos, theater and much more. Our staff will be happy to be your guides in Punta Prima and the surrounding area!

Which apartment is better to choose?

We convinced you of the Punta Prima area, didn’t we? So which apartments are better to choose?

Buying an apartment in Punta Prima is not difficult at all. The E-Style company will help you with the purchase of apartments by the sea, because today it is a reality, not a dream, to buy an inexpensive apartment or a luxury penthouse in Punta Prima!

Apartments in Spain “Apartamentos” (as opposed to the Russian concept) are apartments in the resort areas of Spain, mainly used for summer holidays on the coast. Often apartment owners subsequently rent out their apartments in Spain to tourists from Europe.

When deciding to buy an apartment in Punta Prima, be sure to consider this type of Spanish property as a penthouse. Penthouse “Atico” is an apartment on the top floor with a large terrace or private solarium. Penthouses are always more expensive, because, firstly, there are no neighbors upstairs. And secondly, as a rule, penthouses in Punta Prima have panoramic sea views, and such apartments in Spain are always in price, regardless of the general market situation.

If you want to buy a bungalow in Punta Prima, you should know that “Bungalow” refers to apartments on the ground floor with their own small plot and separate entrance, or vice versa, apartments with a solarium on the top floor. As a rule, such bungalows are located within walking distance to the beach (maximum – 1-2 km), residential complexes are equipped with swimming pools and green areas.

Developer apartments or second homes?

You have decided to buy an apartment in Punta Prima and are considering buying an apartment from a developer. What are the benefits of buying a new home?

Firstly, prices for housing objects from developers are often lower than for second-hand apartments.

Secondly, the indisputable advantage is that you will be the first owner, no one lived in the apartment before you!

The third important aspect: developers are improving the quality of residential construction every year, so your new modern apartments will be equipped according to the most modern European standards, equipped with household appliances, often with a “smart home” system and even high-quality furniture! E-Style works with the best construction companies on the Costa Blanca.

And one more argument in favor of buying a new home: you can buy apartments from the developer while still under construction. This makes it possible to save up to 10% of the cost, since by the time of delivery this property will be sold at a different, higher price.

We will be happy to offer you the most advantageous options for apartments on the beaches of Punta Prima directly from leading developers.

Rentals in Punta Prima

Our company has a wide range of apartments and flats for sale, as well as excellent rental options for your summer holidays. After all, it is not at all necessary to buy an apartment, you can rent cozy apartments at a bargain price both in the midst of the summer season and in the calm warm winter months.

If you choose Punta Prima, you have made the right choice. E-Style will help you find an apartment in Punta Prima according to all your wishes.

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Costa Blanca South

Costa Blanca Sur is located in the province of Alicante, in the Valencian Community, in particular, between the cities of Alicante (in the north) and Pilar de la Horadada (on south).

South of the Costa Blanca South is the pearl of the Mediterranean and gets its name from the fantastic beaches of fine sand and clear waters that surround the most important municipalities of the coast, such as Santa Pola, Guardamar del Segura, Torrevieja and Orihuela Costa (Playa Flamenca, La Zenia, Cabo Roig and Campoamor). Terrasun Group offers a wide range of properties where you can rent an apartment on the Costa Blanca at an incredible price. The climate in the south of the Costa Blanca, thanks to the salt marshes, is especially good, which is confirmed by the World Health Organization, which considers it one of the best in the world. True, this is a good reason to buy an apartment in Torrevieja or anywhere else on the Costa Blanca.

The Costa Blanca has over 320 days of sunshine and an average annual temperature of around 19.3ºC, resulting in a mild climate and mild winters that are ideal for both relaxing and living throughout the year. In addition, due to the salt lakes, the humidity in the area is much lower and creates an ideal microclimate, especially for people with rheumatic diseases.

For those who love to spend all day on the beach, the south of the Costa Blanca boasts excellent quality beaches, as well as endless miles of coastline with Blue Flag awarded beaches and coves of fine sand. An unmistakable symbol of clean and pure water. Magnificent golf courses and multicultural villages with ever-evolving infrastructure make the south of the province of Alicante a place to live. If you want to rent an apartment on the Costa Blanca, Terrasun will make it easy for you.

Gastronomy lovers can meet on the Costa Blanca, where the most common ingredient is rice, which is cooked in different ways: in the famous paella, cauldron or ollette. The fish and seafood, as well as the fruits and vegetables of this land, are part of the excellent cuisine of Alicante. Do you know any other lifestyle Costa Blanca

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Punta Prima is an urbanization at the foot of the sea where you can practice water sports, relax and relax on the beaches. It is close to all services such as Zenia Boulevard shopping center and sports centers.

Canary island floods: One dead after heavy rains hit Canary Islands and Spanish mainland

Опубликовано: February 1, 2023 в 1:35 pm

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The emergency services have attended to over a hundred incidents in the Canary Islands caused by the rain that tropical storm Hermine has left behind in the islands. Here are some photos and videos of just a few of them.

🌧🌧Hacía muchos años que en #LaAldea no se veían unas lluvias tan fuertes. De hecho, hay quienes nunca las habíamos visto.

Ahora mismo en la entrada al casco urbano. #FMACanarias pic.twitter.com/ascwMV7AP2

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Deadly Flash Floods in Tenerife – FloodList

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At least one person has died in flash flooding that struck on the tourist island of Tenerife. Some local media reports claim that at as many as 5 people have died in flooding in the Canary Islands between 19 and 20 October 2014.

Streets were turned to rivers as the eye of a storm passed over Tenerife and La Gomera islands, dumping 140 mm of rain on the Santa Cruz area of Tenerife in just 24 hours. Cars were submerged and tarmac ripped up from roads as raging flood water swept through the streets. Over 4,000 homes were left without power during the peak of the storm.

Flood damage in Tenerife, Canary Islands, October 2014. Photo: Canarias Emergencias / Twitter

A 56 year old woman died from a heart attack after being dragged away by flood water while crossing a flooded street in Santa Cruz.

The islands are hugely popular with tourists, especially those from northern Europe. A state of emergency has been declared in 4 of the islands – Tenerife, La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro.

Flash floods drag cars through the streets in Tenerife, Canary Islands, October 2014. Photo: Canarias Emergencias / Twitter

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Опубликовано: February 1, 2023 в 1:25 pm

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5 secrets only locals in Tenerife know about

Updated 4 March 2020 | by Leanne Capuano

As the largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, Tenerife is known for its idyllic island beauty; a sun-drenched paradise of white sandy beaches, gently swaying palms and sparkling turquoise waters. Attracting around 10 million holidaymakers every year, Tenerife has long been a popular tourist destination, but take a step away from the crowded coastline of busy bars and sunbathing Brits, and you’ll discover an island steeped in rich history with a colourful carnival of culture. We’ve rounded up five of our favourite things to do, to help you explore island life in style.

Street art is becoming a staple in modern urban culture and many artists have taken to the streets of Tenerife to create colour-popping, modernist works of art. KOB, a well-known street artist started to create colourful works of art in his hometown of Puerto de la Cruz, in 1999, like the ROA mural, which he created as part of the Puerto Street Art Festival, in September 2014. Other artists have chosen Tenerife as a canvas for their urban works of art, including Victor Ash who created the La Frontera del Paraíso, on Calle Mequinez in Puerto de la Cruz, which depicts a sunset scene with silhouettes of people as chain links on a fence, and Ypsilon a mural by Feo Flip, which depicts a striking painting with sweeping feathers that reflects a dehumanized society of technological change.

Carnivals are a big part of Tenerife’s culture. The annual Carnival of Santa Cruz de Tenerife is considered the second most popular in the world, next to the Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. Tenerife has at least 14 public holidays a year, so there is a high chance you’ll find yourself on the island at some point during the festivities. Each celebration is a feast for the eyes and with free-flowing drinks, local culinary delights and fun, energetic music you’ll soon find yourself lost in Tenerife’s fun-loving lifestyle.

To understand Tenerife’s unique culture it’s best to look at their love of the theatre. The locals take great pride in their performances, especially at the Auditorio de Tenerife. The magnificent building was designed by Spanish Architect Santiago Calatrava, who poured his heart and soul into building an opera house that would stage some of the finest performances the island has to offer.

Tenerife is home to some natural wonders including towering mountain ranges and crystal clear waters. But, the Cueva del Viento-Sobrado caves are a site that shouldn’t be missed. They are the longest in Europe and the fifth largest in the world, each cave was formed by molten lava from Pico Viejo, a volcanic cone located alongside Mount Teide. The winding tunnels span 17 km (10 miles) so take care you don’t get lost, who knows how long it will take to find you.

It’s no secret that the majority of Spain enjoys tapas and no trip would be complete without the mouthwatering delights of the local cuisine. Tenerife has some of the most delicious tapas for you to try, including papas arrugadas, – which translates to the wrinkled potato, but don’t be fooled by the title – these little potatoes are delicious and served in a spicy chilli sauce. The Canary Islands are famous for adding a little sweetness to their meals and the locals are proud of their flavoursome food, they know just how to cook their tapas to perfection.

Tenerife offers the curious holidaymaker so much to see and if you look beyond the crystal clear waters and sandy, white beaches you’ll find a culture filled with vibrancy and colour, just asking to be explored. Find your perfect villa in Tenerife today!

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10 ways to tell if you’ve gone local on Tenerife

Some articles about Brexit in the UK press have featured the views of expats, usually in Spain and mainly those who live in or near popular holiday resorts. One in A Place in the Sun magazine focused on Playa de las Américas on Tenerife whilst another in The Guardian concentrated on Alicante, specifically an area described as a ‘British enclave’.

Generally these types of article feature people who haven’t made much of an attempt to adjust to the rhythm of the place they’ve set up home, instead recreating a sunnier and warmer version of the world they’ve left behind.

Sticking with the familiar rather than dipping nervous toes into a different cultural scene is all too easy. None of us feel comfortable stepping out of our… well comfort zones.

But for all those who make no effort at all to integrate or try a different way of doing things, there are plenty of incomers and people who visit Tenerife on a regular basis who do; either going the whole hog, or adjusting to some aspects of a different way of local life.

These are ten ways to tell if you’ve gone seriously local on Tenerife.

Roundabout etiquette

If you never, ever venture into the inside lane of roundabouts then you’ve definitely picked up local driving habits, albeit not good ones. In truth, it’s one you have to learn early in order to survive and not be destined to spend the rest of eternity driving around a small circle. The really annoying thing is do it right and you’ll be rewarded with angry gestures and the honking of car horns.

Become a night owl

Outside of resort areas anyone who wants to enjoy the best of the local after dark scene in bigger towns shouldn’t dream of going to a bar until at least 11pm, and preferably after midnight. Some towns on Tenerife are labelled as not having lively nightlife by people who haven’t followed this rule. Actually it’s not just in bigger towns. In the cave hamlet of Chinamada not so long ago I saw a poster advertising a fiesta dance there, starting at 11.30pm.

Stick to the shadows

A sure sign of someone who’s gone local is instead of seeking the sun they avoid it, walking on the shady side of the street or sitting at tables in the shade outside bars and restaurants.

Dropping S from words

Instead of asking for ‘dos cervezas’ and answering ‘gracias’ when they’re handed over, ordering ‘daw cervezas’ and answering ‘graciah’ shows you’ve picked up the local habit of dropping the S from the ends of some words. It works nicely on the Canary Islands, but next time you’re on mainland Spain you might get some odd looks. We were once told off for not speaking ‘properly’ when we did it in front of a Spanish mainlander.

Sunbathe anywhere

Sun loungers are for Northern European visitors. You can tell when holiday seasons change on Tenerife just by looking at how people sunbathe on beaches like Playa Jardín in Puerto de la Cruz. In winter months the sunbeds are full. In summer when the Spanish arrive and more Canarios head to the beach, the sunbeds are empty and the sand near the water’s edge is rammed with people. The real test whether you’ve gone local is if you’re happy to sunbathe lying on pebbles, rocks or even slabs of concrete.

Supermarket dash

This is one for anyone who truly wants to embrace local habits. Don’t finish your supermarket shopping and then join a queue. Leave your trolley in a queue at the tills when you’ve still got lots of stuff to buy. Then return at regular intervals to make sure nobody who has actually completed their shopping has jumped the queue by pushing in front of your ‘abandoned’ trolley.

Dine late

People who eat dinner in a Tenerife restaurant at 5/6/7pm are more likely to encounter locals still finishing lunch than locals eating dinner. Even 8.30pm is borderline too early. Eat late for an authentic dining experience. Tripadvisor is full of reviews where visitors have commented a restaurant has no atmosphere… because they’ve eaten outside local dining times.

Hold a complete conversation using two words

If you ever get to the point where you’ve held a decent length conversation in Spanish using only ‘si’ and ‘vale’ then you have seriously gone local. Even if those are the only two Spanish words you know you can get away with sounding fluent as long as you follow these instructions. When a Canario speaks to you, respond with “si, si, si… vale, vale… si, si, si” wait till the person you’re speaking to says something else, then repeat. And so on. It works a treat.

Finding a prime spot to watch fiesta parades

This one is advance level. If you can roll up for a fiesta parade a few minutes before it starts and mysteriously manoeuvre your way into a prime spot, usually in front of some unsuspecting visitor who isn’t even aware you’ve done it, then congratulations, you’ve achieved grand master of Canarian ninja techniques.

Wear winter clothes in summer temps

It doesn’t matter if it’s 24C in the shade and most visitors are wearing tee-shirts and shorts, it’s November and in November if you want to follow the local ways you change to winter fashion no matter what the temperature is. From that point you continue to go out wearing woolly jumpers and boots until it is officially spring.

If there’s anyone out there who can tick off these 10 then kudos, you’ve embraced going local on Tenerife with an enthusiastic bear hug. You’re more local than many locals.

As for us, we do some of these on a regular basis, others only now and again. But there are still three we’ve never actually managed to achieve.

Canary Islands: Tenerife island

The total area of Tenerife is 2057 square kilometers. The population of the island has more than 800 thousand inhabitants. In addition to the size of the territory and population, Tenerife is the leader among the Canary Islands in terms of population density. Tenerife is located on the territory of the zero time zone (the difference with Moscow time is three hours). The island has two international airports (north and south). Direct air flights depart regularly from the Russian capital in Tenerife. nine0003

With a population of just over 800,000, Tenerife welcomes up to three million tourists a year. This figure clearly indicates that the island is one of the most popular Atlantic resorts. In addition to the tourism business, some types of agriculture are developed in Tenerife. Many locals are employed in the banana industry and viticulture. Among the crops that bring income to the island as an export, tomatoes can also be distinguished.

History

In ancient times, as well as in the early Middle Ages, the island was inhabited by the Guanches, who gave it its modern name. Guanches were distinguished by physical strength and endurance. Their main occupations were agriculture, cattle breeding and fishing. In the 15th century, the Spaniards began their conquest of the Canary Islands. Tenerife was no exception and soon became a Spanish colony. The conquistadors did not stand on ceremony with the local population, so it is not surprising that the descendants of the Guanches were actually completely exterminated. nine0003

Somewhat later, the island becomes a full-fledged province, which is part of the mighty Spanish Empire. It is noteworthy that it was in the battles for Tenerife that the legendary English Admiral Horatio Nelson lost his right hand. In general, the island has repeatedly become a direct participant in significant historical events. Through Tenerife passed the route of the first Russian circumnavigation under the leadership of Ivan Kruzenshtern and Yuri Lisyansky (1803-1806). Here, during the implementation of the circumnavigation (1831-1836), the then little-known naturalist Charles Darwin landed. In 1866, the outstanding traveler Nikolai Nikolaevich Maklukho-Maclay visited the island. nine0003

Tenerife became a major tourist destination in the 1950s. It was during this period of time that state and private hotels began to be built at a high pace here. The real tourist boom began in the 70s of the last century after the death of Generalissimo Francisco Franco.

Climate

The weather conditions in Tenerife are virtually the same as in other Canary Islands. As in other parts of the archipelago, eternal summer reigns here and the beach season is open all year round. The magnificence of the conditions for recreation is emphasized by the fact that the island does not actually experience excessive heat. A comfortable temperature is maintained here for twelve months. The average temperature of the summer months is 26-28 degrees Celsius. The temperature of the winter months is kept around the mark of 21 degrees. The water temperature in the sea throughout the year does not fall below twenty degrees. The vast majority of days in Tenerife are sunny. Precipitation on the island is extremely rare. nine0003

Sights and excursions

In addition to white sandy beaches, Tenerife has a lot of historical, cultural and natural monuments, which are under close attention of tourists from all over the world throughout the year. Local attractions, along with the picturesque coast, no doubt, make up the glory of the island of Tenerife.

Among the island’s most popular attractions are the pyramids of Guimar. Six stone stepped structures became known to the whole world thanks to the traveler Thor Heyerdahl. It was he who stated that the cobblestones could not have been stacked so systematically without any intent. The famous Norwegian could not develop his theory, however, with his support, an ethnological park with an area of over 60 thousand square meters was equipped around the pyramids. Today, this complex is dedicated not so much to the pyramids themselves, but to the tireless Thor Heyerdahl. nine0003

Speaking of the island of Tenerife, it is simply impossible not to mention the Teide volcano, which is the highest point in Spain and the Atlantic Ocean. The absolute height of Teide is 3718 meters, the height above the ocean floor is 7.5 thousand meters. On the territory adjacent to the volcano, there is a spacious national park. Another landmark of the island is the Royal Basilica of Candelaria. The Catholic Church, consecrated in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Our Lady of Candelaria, the patroness of the archipelago), is the largest religious building in the Canary Islands. The temple was erected in the middle of the twentieth century on the site of a church with the same name, which stood here for more than two centuries and was destroyed by fire in 1789. year.

The symbol of the island, as well as of the entire Canary archipelago, without a doubt, is the Auditorio de Tenerife opera, built in 2003. This building is rightfully considered one of the most unusual and significant architectural masterpieces of our time. Thanks to its original shape, the Auditorio de Tenerife Opera is one of the most recognizable buildings in Spain.

Among the excursions for visitors to the island of Tenerife, it is worth highlighting the following: sightseeing tour of the island; excursion to the northern regions of the island – the village of Taganana, the relic forest of Mercedes, the Anaga mountain range and the old capital of Tenerife – the town of La Laguna; excursion to Loro Park with a huge collection of birds and animals, as well as the largest dolphinarium and penguinarium; plane excursion over the Canary archipelago, etc.

Infrastructure and transport

The main economic and administrative center of the island is its capital, the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. On its territory you can find a number of comfortable hotels of various categories, as well as a variety of entertainment venues. In addition, the city has a seaport with an extensive berth for private yachts.

Playa de las Americas-Los Cristianos should be recognized as the tourist center of the island. Here is the Octopus water park with a large number of exciting water rides. Along the city coast, a real entertainment village stretched out with hotels, clubs, discos, restaurants, etc. nine0003

In terms of transport, Tenerife is represented by the state-of-the-art TITSA bus network. There is also a tram line on the island. At the moment, a project to lay a railway track connecting Santa Cruz de Tenerife with the southern part of the island is stuck at the development stage. Communication between Tenerife and other points of the Canary archipelago is carried out by ferries and flights.

Prices for tours

The range of prices for tours “Moscow – Tenerife” is quite high. If you are interested in a week-long vacation for two persons in a four-star hotel, then its cost (depending on the hotel, area and season) will range from two to four thousand dollars. The least expensive trips to Tenerife can be purchased in the fall, while the most expensive trips to Tenerife are available in the summer and on New Year’s holidays. nine0003

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La palma beach: Beaches – Visit La Palma

Опубликовано: February 1, 2023 в 12:56 pm

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La Palma Beaches

On the island of La Palma you’ll find some of the most important dark sandy beaches on this archipelago, some of them will offer you unforgettable landscapes.

In La Palma, the majority of the beaches have dark volcanic sand, clear crystal waters and impressive cliffs.

The island offers from many visited beaches with all kinds of facilities to totally desert beaches with virgin landscapes that will never cease to surprise you, perfect for some relaxation days

This island has a dry and sunny climate, and the temperature of its waters is ideal for bathing, all year long.

Puerto Naos Beach
Address: Los Llanos de Aridane.
Description: This beach has the blue flag award for the quality of its waters. This is one of the most visited beaches on this island.

Charco Verde Beach
Address: Los Llanos de Aridane.
Description: Wide open dark sandy beach. Located in an area famous by the fishing lovers.

Los Guirres Beach
Address: Tazacorte.
Description: During the winter has pebbles and during the summer it has sand, it’s visited by surfers during all the year.

Puerto Tazacorte Beach
Address: Puerto de Tazacorte
Description: Urban beach, with crystal clear waters and volcanic dark sand. It has many facilities.

La Zamora Beach
Address: Fuencaliente de la Palma.
Description: It’s divided in two beaches, both with good surfing conditions.

Faro de Fuencaliente Beach
Address: Fuencaliente de la Palma.
Description: Has many facilities and it’s prepared for the easy access of disabled people.

Los Cancajos Beach
Address: Breña Baja.
Description: Perfect for diving, it has quiet waters, sand and rocks with volcanic origin.

Nogales Beach
Address: Puntallana.
Description: Its access might only be done by foot yet it’s one of the most precious beaches on this area. It’s also visited by surfers

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Beaches in La Palma:

La Fajana Natural Pools – Barlovento

Bajamar Beach – Breña Alta

Los Cancajos Beach – Breña Baja

Faro de Fuencaliente Beach – Fuencaliente

Nueva Beach – Fuencaliente

La Zamora Beach – Fuencaliente

Puerto Naos Beach – Los Llanos de Aridane

Charco Verde Beach – Los Llanos de Aridane

Las Monjas Beach – Los Llanos de Aridane

El Remo Beach – Los Llanos de Aridane

Nogales Beach – Puntallana

Puerto Trigo Beach – Puntallana

Cala de Martín Luís – Puntallana

Puerto Espíndola Beach – San Andrés y Sauces

Natural Pools Charco Azul – San Andrés y Sauces

Puerto de Tazacorte Beach – Tazacorte

Los Guirres Beach –
La Veta Beach – Tijarafe

El Jurado Beach – Tijarafe

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Best beaches in La Palma

La Palma has spectacular beaches where, besides enjoying the sun and the sea, you will be able to dive, snorkel or surf among other activities.

Its extraordinary climate is an invitation to visit the island at any time of the year. In “la isla Bonita”, as the natives of the Canary Islands call it, you will find family, urban and wild beaches surrounded by nature. A never-ending array of possibilities to disconnect and live a unique experience.

Bajamar Beach

The Bajamar beach, located to the east of the island, more precisely at Breña Alta, is one of the most well-known and frequented beaches. A visit surely not to miss, this charming urban beach, with its black sands, is right next to the marina and the Risco de la Concepción natural monument, where you will be able to stroll along the beautiful promenade and take in the spectacular views. You will also find a great variety of services: parking, playing areas, a playground, showers, locker rooms, adapted toilets, kiosks and much more.

Cancajos Beach

If you like to dive or to snorkel, this is the ideal beach for you. Located to the east of the isle, at Breña Baja, its calm and crystal clear waters are perfect for such sports. The beach features black sands, volcanic rocks and beautiful views, and within its premises you will be able to access a variety of services, such as rental services for umbrellas, hammocks, showers, restrooms or special access for people with reduced mobility. You will also be able to enjoy the typical cuisine at the restaurants near the beach.

Echentive Beach

Formed in 1971 after the volcanic eruption of the Teneguía volcano, the Echentive beach, also known as Playa Nueva, will surely surprise you by its wild appearance and immense beauty. You will find this beach at the municipality of Fuencaliente, quite close to Fuente Santa, a natural spring with healing qualities. This beach is also part of the Volcanoes of Teneguía National Monument, and within you will find natural pools where you can take a relaxing bath.

Nogales Beach

If you want to enjoy nature Playa Nogales is a must visit. A blend of mountain, volcanic sands and sea make this place one of the most beautiful of the whole island. This is the ideal place for those wanting to enjoy a moment alone amidst nature or even for those loving surf. The beach is located at Puntallana and, even though it’s a virgin beach, you can access it by walk without any problem.

Los Guirres Beach

Here at this beach, also known as Beach of the Volcano, you will be able to enjoy different aquatic sports, surf among them. This is in fact one of the favorite spots on the island for those loving sports. Even though the currents reveal a large number of rocks, in summer this beach boasts shores of fine black sand and calm waters. Located at Tazacorte, you will find a well-known beach bar where you can enjoy the typical cuisine of the area.

Are you ready to discover the charms of the “Isla Bonita”? Take note and enjoy the sun, the sea, nature, the sports and the cuisine. A unique adventure that will surprise you!

Photos: Oficina de Turismo de La Palma, J.P. de León, Saúl Santos y Damián Martín.

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Beautiful beaches on the island of La Palma – tours and holidays in Spain

The island of La Palma is famous throughout the world for its beaches. This is the merit of the volcanic sand of which they are composed. But, do not be afraid, because the sand is absolutely safe for health and, in addition, it is very clean. The beaches on the island are small in size and near each you can have mercy on the crystal clear waters of the ocean. If you are no longer interested in the golden sands of other resorts, and you want innovation, then when buying trips to Spain, go on vacation to La Palma.

“Los Nogales”

Like the others, this beach fascinates with its beauty. The beach is located on the territory of the Puntallana region and its basis is crushed volcanic sand. You can easily come to the beach on foot along a special slope. But you should be careful, because this beach has dangerous currents. It is best used as an outdoor solarium.

Puerto Naos

This beach is one of the most popular among the tourist community. Here you can lie down in the shade of coconut trees, as well as take advantage of the showers, which always have only fresh water. The amenities of the beach include special changing rooms, bars, kiosks and restaurants.

“Las Monjas”

It is the only one of its kind, since it is officially intended for naturists on the island. To get to it, you should walk half a kilometer from the Puerto Naos area in the direction of the south (El Remo side). Also on its territory is a beautiful bay.

“Charco Verde”

This beach is a little further than the previous one and it is located at a distance of 2 kilometers from the Puerto Naos area (also towards El Remo). If you don’t want to go far, then book a car rental in Spain and go to the beach with your own vehicle. This place is most popular among fishing enthusiasts.

“Fuencaliente”

This beach is different from the rest, because its earthen cover is small pebbles. It is located near the lighthouse. Also near the beach there is a cafe where you can try fish and paey. It’s best to dine on Sundays.

“La Fajana”

La Fajana beach is a pool of sea water. On its territory there is a restaurant with an amazing menu.

In addition to this beach, there are others: “Charco Azul”, “Los Cancajos”, “Santa Cruz”, “Playa Nueva”, etc.

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La Palma – Tazacorte

Tazacorte is a small town surrounded by banana plantations, located on the west coast of the island.
The city is divided into two parts: the historical center of the city with beautiful architectural structures and the port part with a nearby black sand beach. In all parts of the city and go under the cut.

01. We start our walk from Piazza Enrique Noguerales, where the City Council of Tazacorte is located.

02. Nearby there is a fountain with a bronze statue of the Archangel Michael, the patron saint of the island.

03. On Enrique Noguerales Square there is a beautiful alley with mosaic columns, one of the most beautiful places in the city.

04. Interestingly done, what can I say, there is a small cafe nearby.

05. Let’s go further to Piazza Simone Guadalupe ~~Plaza de Simón Guadalupe~~ known as Plaza de la Vica ~~Plaza de la Vica~~ is the city’s favorite meeting place. Behind the fountain is a bust of Dr. Morales, who devoted his life to the inhabitants of the town and in 1980 was awarded the title of Honorary Citizen.

06. We go further along the streets of Tazacorte, there are well-groomed houses, but there are also shabby ones.

07. Church of Saint Michael ~~Iglesia de San Miguel~~ – built in 1513 and renovated in the 20th century. Originally on this spot at 149In 2, in honor of the successful colonization of the island, Alonso Fernandez de Lugo built the first chapel on the island.

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09. A cozy place to relax next to the church.

10. And we walk further along the old streets.

11. The city is surrounded by banana plantations and there is a banana museum nearby.

12. Constitution Street ~~Avenida de la Constitucion~~ .

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15. Unusual fountains came across in the city.

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17. Villas are lost among bananas.

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21. After walking along the streets of the old city, we go down to the ocean to the beach.

22. Typical black sand on Tazacorte beach.

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24. If the sun is shining on the beach, then the middle of the island is overcast.

25. Sundial, located on the square near the beach.

26. Type of panorama :))

27. Numerous cafes located in the shade of trees.

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29. Monument to the fisherman.

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31. Local resident)))

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33. Unusual shops …

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35. Let’s go through the beach to the dividing dam.

36. Wild beach behind the dam)))

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38. Let’s go to the port part of the city.

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41. On this unusual catamaran you can ride to the dolphins or watch the sunset in the ocean for a fee.

42. Let’s climb this rock and look at the city from above.

43. There is a good path upstairs.

Gran hotel del duque tenerife: Bahia del Duque – Luxury Hotel Tenerife

Опубликовано: February 1, 2023 в 12:28 pm

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A member of the Leading Hotels of the World, the Hotel Bahía del Duque is a lavish beachfront village-style family resort in Tenerife’s Costa Adeje region.

Nestled amongst tropical gardens on a hillside, the hotel is grand and luxurious, with a pretty, pastel-coloured exterior that is clearly influenced by Venetian splendour and colonial Canary Island style, and an interior that evokes Baroque and Moroccan design.

Set a stone’s throw from the magnificent El Duque beach, guests can choose to stay in one of three glorious areas of the resort. Casas Ducales is an exclusive area of the hotel that is separate to the main building. This colonial-style estate is attended by a butler and VIP amenities and services include a private solarium with complimentary drinks and canapés. Las Villas offers further exclusivity and privacy – these three exquisite villas boast private heated infinity pools and Champagne receptions. All accommodation at Bahia del Duque features mesmerising ocean views.

There are five fresh and saltwater pools dotted around the hotel’s ground, which lead down to an 800-metre stretch of cashmere-soft beach, alongside a sun-kissed promenade awash with restaurants, cafes and shops. Scuba-diving is popular in southern Tenerife – head to Moana Diving Padi dive centre for more information on exploring the warm waters.

There is also an award-winning spa, two children’s clubs, eight restaurants and 12 lounges. The service at the hotel is impeccable and the facilities endless.

Keen golfers will be pleased that there are five outstanding golf courses in close proximity to the hotel, including Gold del Sur, Golf Costa Adeje and Golf Las Americas. Bahía del Duque has a 9-hole pitch-and-putt onsite – but you must have a handicap certificate in order to play.

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Surrounded by idyllic gardens next to the sea are 346 rooms, 58 suites and 40 private villas offering a peaceful retreat. The five-star accommodation includes the Casas Ducales and Las Villas, with independent receptions and exclusive services.

With ocean or garden views, these 25-30-square-metre rooms feature a king-size or twin beds, a bathroom and balcony or terrace. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, TV, Molton Brown bath products, sheet and pillow menu and minibar.

Accommodates: 2 adults and 1 child.

Open-plan, the 40-45-square-metre Junior Suites feature a garden or sea view, a living room with sofa bed, bathroom with separate shower, and balcony or terrace. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, TV, Acqua di Parma bath products, beach Tote bag, sheet and pillow menu and minibar.

Accommodates: 2 adults and 2 children or 3 adults.

These 50-60-square-metre one-bedroom suites feature a garden or sea view, a living room with sofa bed, a bathroom with separate shower and balcony or terrace. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, TV, Acqua di Parma bath products, beach Tote bag, sheet and pillow menu and minibar.

Accommodates: 2 adults and 2 children or 3 adults.

Situated in the heart of the hotel, the Presidential Suite is decorated in a colonial style and features a grand terrace with Jacuzzi, from where you can enjoy spectacular ocean views. Inside are two spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a lounge and dining area. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, Nespresso machine, TV, Acqua di Parma bath products, beach Tote bag, sheet and pillow menu and minibar.

Accommodates: 5 persons.

Suite Imelda is the resort’s most exclusive suite, boasting two ocean-view terraces and private outdoor Jacuzzi. Divided over two floors, there are three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a lounge and dining area. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, Nespresso machine, TV, Acqua di Parma bath products, beach Tote bag, sheet and pillow menu and minibar.

Accommodates: 8 persons.

At 25-30 square-metres, these rooms feature sea or garden views from a balcony/terrace/French balcony, and feature a bedroom, bathroom and living area with courtesy bar and sofa bed. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, TV, Acqua di Parma bath products, beach Tote bag, sheet and pillow menu and minibar. Exclusive amenities include: butler service, private solarium with complimentary drinks, canapés and drinks in living room from 7-9pm, and complimentary Cava at noon.

Accommodates: 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child.

Open-plan, the 40-45-square-metre Junior Suites in Casas Ducales offer sea or garden views from a balcony/terrace/French balcony, and feature a bedroom, bathroom and living area with courtesy bar and sofa bed. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, TV, Acqua di Parma bath products, beach Tote bag, sheet and pillow menu and minibar. Exclusive amenities include: butler service, private solarium with complimentary drinks, canapés and drinks in living room from 7-9pm, and complimentary Cava at noon.

Accommodates: 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.

Located in a privileged and exclusive part of the hotel, with upgraded services and amenities, this 50-60-square-metre suite boasts sea or garden views, a terrace or balcony, one bedroom a living room with courtesy bar and a bathroom. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, TV, Acqua di Parma bath products, beach Tote bag, sheet and pillow menu and minibar. Exclusive amenities include: butler service, private solarium with complimentary drinks, canapés and drinks in living room from 7-9pm, and complimentary Cava at noon.

Accommodates: 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.

Located in a privileged and exclusive part of the hotel, with upgraded services and amenities, this 90-100-square-metre suite boasts a private entrance, sea views, a private outdoor Jacuzzi, two bedrooms, a living room with courtesy bar and two en-suite bathrooms. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, Nespresso machine, TV, Acqua di Parma bath products, beach Tote bag, sheet and pillow menu and minibar. Exclusive amenities include: butler service, private solarium with complimentary drinks, canapés and drinks in living room from 7-9pm, and complimentary Cava at noon.

Accommodates: 5 persons.

Located in a privileged and exclusive part of the hotel, with upgraded services and amenities, this 100-120-square-metre suite boasts sea views, a private outdoor Jacuzzi, two bedrooms, a living room with courtesy bar and two bathrooms. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, Nespresso machine, TV, Acqua di Parma bath products, beach Tote bag, sheet and pillow menu and minibar. Exclusive amenities include: butler service, private solarium with complimentary drinks, canapés and drinks in living room from 7-9pm, and complimentary Cava at noon.

Accommodates: 5 persons.

This one-bedroom villa features a stunning bedroom with four-poster bed with direct access to the private solarium. The bathroom has a basalt stone bathtub with a skylight and a range of aromatherapy products to choose from. Outside is a private heated infinity pool and dining area. Villa Las Palmeras is 202-square-metres with a 99-square-metre terrace. The villas enjoy an independent entrance and reception, reserved parking, flexible check-in and check-out times, 24-hour butler service, an exclusive Las Villas lounge, an exclusive pool and solarium, and an exclusive breakfast room and terrace. Complimentary water and soft drinks can be enjoyed in your villa, whilst high tea and Champagne is served daily. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, Nespresso machine, TV, Acqua di Parma bath products, beach Tote bag, sheet and pillow menu and minibar.

Accommodates: 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.

The magnificent Villa Las Retamas is spread over two floors and features one bedroom on the top floor with a huge en-suite bathroom with spectacular bathtub. The lounge, on the floor below, is bright and airy and leads on to the solarium terrace with dining area and private heated infinity pool. Villa Las Retamas is 256-square-metres with a 86-square-metre terrace. The villas enjoy an independent entrance and reception, reserved parking, flexible check-in and check-out times, 24-hour butler service, an exclusive Las Villas lounge, an exclusive pool and solarium, and an exclusive breakfast room and terrace. Complimentary water and soft drinks can be enjoyed in your villa, whilst high tea and Champagne is served daily. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, Nespresso machine, TV, Acqua di Parma bath products, beach Tote bag, sheet and pillow menu and minibar.

Accommodates: 3 adults.

This is the most exclusive villa, entered via a small garden that leads to the main lounge. From here you can access two sumptuous bedrooms, each with a marble en-suite bathroom. Outside there is a sun-deck, dining area and a private heated infinity pool, also with direct access to the gardens. Villa Las Mimosas is 440-square-metres with a 246-square-metre terrace. The villas enjoy an independent entrance and reception, reserved parking, flexible check-in and check-out times, 24-hour butler service, an exclusive Las Villas lounge, an exclusive pool and solarium, and an exclusive breakfast room and terrace. Complimentary water and soft drinks can be enjoyed in your villa, whilst high tea and Champagne is served daily. Amenities include: complimentary WiFi, air-conditioning, Nespresso machine, TV, Acqua di Parma bath products, beach Tote bag, sheet and pillow menu and minibar.

Accommodates: 3 adults.

Highlights

Discover what makes this resort special. Here are our personal highlights.

Bahia del Duque boasts eight restaurants and 12 lounges, featuring exquisite international, Italian, Japanese, French, Basque and Canarian cuisine. The culinary highlight has to be La Brasserie, led by Belgian chef Pierre Résimont, whose restaurant in Belgium has been endorsed with two Michelin stars. Enjoy local and seasonal produce and fine French wines.

The award-winning Bahia del Duque Spa has indoor and outdoor spaces that create a tranquil oasis. Enjoy the unique open-air Thalassotherapy circuit or an award-winning treatment or ritual, using luxury L’Occitane products.

Bahia del Duque is family-friendly, not only offering family suites and dedicated children’s menus, but two children’s clubs to keep them entertained on holiday. The Mini Club hosts fun and educational activities for 3-12-year-olds and the Teenagers’ Lounge is a chilled-out sanctuary featuring board games, computer games and much more.

Golf Courses

There are five golf courses in the area surrounding Bahia Del Duque, and the hotel can offer preferential rates at several courses including Golf Las Americas, Golf del Sur and Golf Costa Adeje. Next to Las Villas Bahia Del Duque there is a 9-hole medium difficulty pitch and putt. Please note this is an extra charge and only accepts players with a handicap certificate.

Offering panoramic views of the coastline and mountains, Golf Las Americas is a leisurely course with a few challenges, including water and sand hazards and gently sloping fairways. An ideal course for golfers of all abilities to enjoy, the 18-hole, par 72 parkland course boasts an excellent clubhouse overlooking the 18th fairway and superb practice facilities.

Golf del Sur is the only 27-hole championship course in Tenerife, and features three unique individual courses – the A “Links” course, B “North” course and C “South” course. Designed by Pepe Gancedo, although the course looks flat, you should be careful of the wind, strategic lakes, bunkers and tricky borrows on the greens. The course is beautiful, boasting black volcanic sand in bunkers and lush palm trees and giant cacti. The par 5 3rd hole is particularly memorable as it is especially challenging.

With stunning coastal views and remnants of old agricultural stone walls throughout, this course, designed by Pepe Gancedo, is a must-play course on a golf break in Tenerife. The 18-hole, par 72 Old Course features several blind doglegs and large greens, which are heavily guarded by water and sand, constantly threatening to swallow up your ball and disadvantage your score. We must warn you not to let the phenomenal vista of La Gomera, the Adeje mountains and the sea put you off your game.

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Reviews from Tripadvisor

suren-surenKiev, Ukraine
August 23, 2020

Excellent hotel, perhaps one of the best on the island. Good main restaurant, very tasty and good service in a la carte restaurants. It overlooks the beautiful Del Duc beach. It’s better not to take valuables there, leave them in hotels on sun loungers, and on the beaches only with your own towels))) you can rent a car in hotels and ride around the sights of the island. A beautiful lake in the territory where you can feed ducks, geese and swans Thank you very much, we all really enjoyed it)))
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Julia_Saraykina Saratov, Russia

to share your impressions of a holiday on the beautiful island of Tenerife. Briefly about the advantages of the island itself: a wonderful climate, we rested in July, in my opinion, the most comfortable time for swimming in the Atlantic. Now about the hotel: 1) Location. The hotel has a really good location, there is where to walk, a shopping complex is a 5-minute walk, a 10-minute taxi ride and you are in Siam Park. There are two options on the coast at once, one of which is with black volcanic sand. 2) Accommodation. The hotel turned 25 last year, but this does not prevent it from looking worthy! Most of the rooms have been renovated. The rooms are small, rather modest and cozy, made in the Spanish style. I advise you to take rooms with an entrance so that you can lose a cup and sunbathe coffee on your own balcony. The standard rooms either do not have a balcony, or they are rather conditional. 3) Nutrition. I recommend taking half board (breakfast + dinner), as decent food and this type of food includes a free visit to A la cart, except for Japanese, by the way, a Michelin star. I can’t call the breakfast varied, but the products are all very high quality. I advise you to visit Italian and French restaurants, the latter is atmospheric. Water is provided free of charge on site, which is typical for hotels of this level. 4) Beach. The hotel does not have its own benefit, since in Spain they are almost all municipal. This fact does not interfere with the hotel. There is a special area for sunbathing, where sunbeds and cabanas are placed, next to it is a gate through which you immediately get to Playa del Duque beach, 20 meters away is the ocean. If you walk along the coast, then in 200 meters the beach smoothly embraces black volcanic sand. 5) Entertainment. You need to understand that the hotel is focused on the attention of 40+, live music in the evenings, acrobats came during our arrival. Rest requires complete relaxation: silence and birdsong. To sum up, I recommend this hotel for a visit!
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U1389LHelenanKiev, Ukraine

Great hotel. Large, beautiful area, there is where to walk. Food in the main restaurant is very varied and for every taste. A la carte restaurants were also very good. True, in the mornings you can wait a long time for coffee / milk / juice and in the end not wait. Good shows in the evenings, especially enjoyed the flamenco evening. The beach of El Duc, which immediately arrives from the hotel, is perhaps the best in this part of the island. Of the minuses – very crowded and it is better not to take valuables there. The hotel rooms are in excellent condition, it can be seen that renovations, furniture, plumbing have recently been made. Room cleaning is very decent and convenient for you time. In general, I liked it very much, but the restaurant staff needs to be smarter 🙂
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°HOTEL IBEROSTAR GRAND EL MIRADOR – ADULTS ONLY ADEJE 5* (Spain) – from 20735 RUB

Excellent118118 reviews10

Hotel Iberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

28.092656,
-16.744441

Adeje,
Spain

20735Rub

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AVDA. Bruselas S/N,
Adeje,
Spain,
38660,
Tenerife

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Description

The Iberostar Grand El Mirador is a comfortable 5-star hotel with stylish rooms, located a 25-minute walk from Aqualand Costa Adeje. It is located 1 km from Plaza del Duque Shopping Centre.

Location

From the hotel to the city center no more than 25 minutes on foot. The beach is 650 meters away. The Iberostar Grand El Mirador is a short drive from Playa del Duque. nine0008

Arecas bus stop is 300 meters from the hotel.

Rooms

The resort’s pool-view rooms feature free Wi-Fi, TV and a minibar, as well as bathrooms with a dryer, shaving mirror and toiletries. They have marble floors and elegant furnishings.

Meals

Every morning guests can have breakfast in the restaurant. Restaurant “El Cenador” boasts local cuisine. You can also have a good time in the snack bar. nine0008

Leisure & Business

Spa therapy and a heated pool are available at no extra charge. Guests have access to a golf course, a library and a sun deck on site, as well as a Turkish bath, solarium and massage for a pleasant stay. The hotel has a swimming pool area with a variety of sports facilities.

Internet

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

Parking

Free private parking is available on site. nine0008

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

Year of reconstruction: 2009.
Number of floors: 6.
Number of rooms: 120.

Former name: Iberostar Grand Hotel El Mirador

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Avda. Bruselas S/N,
Adeje,
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Famous places of the city

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Restaurants

Amusement park

Siam Park

2.9
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Shopping center

Shopping center Plaza del Duque

1.0
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Shopping area

Playa del Duque

1.0
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Plaza Playa del Duque

El Duque Castle

940 m

Gallery

Art Gallery La Musa

980 m

Urbanizacion Playa Fañabe

Playa de Fanyabé

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910 m

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620 m

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Magma Art and Congress Center

2.0
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Av. de Las Gaviotas

Playa de la Enramada

980 m

Playa de Diego Hernandez

980 m

Beach

Playa del Veril

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Puerto Colon

600 m

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Centro Comercial Gran Sur

1.5
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Golf course

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2.0
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Playa de Fanabe

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Radikal Jet Ski Safari Tenerife

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Parascending Tenerife

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Calle Colón Centro Comercial Puerto Colón local 209

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Playa Colon

1.5
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Playa del Bobo

2.4
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Hall of ceremonial events

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1.5
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Playa de la Pinta

2.6
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Centro Comercial El Mirador

400 m

Playa del Dugue

Laura Fitness Tenerife

550 m

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La Torre Del Mirador

350 m

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390 m

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480 m

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Cafe La Bahia

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Reviews

8.6

Excellent118 reviews

Location9.0

Room8.8

Service8.8

Food9.2

LeonidIberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) Hotel – Adeje

7.0

Very good

tenerife south airport is located about 25 km from the hotel.

Leonid
Russia,
December 2020

OlegIberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

9.0

Ideal

We loved it here. The windows of the room overlooked the sea. There was a huge variety of restaurants within a 5 minute walk from the hotel, such as Desiderio…

Oleg
Russia,
November 2020

ViacheslavHotel Iberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

9.8

Ideal

Lovely hotel with friendly and helpful staff. Perfect place. We booked at the last minute after a bad experience at another hotel. The staff were very welcoming and our holiday really started after we checked in to El Mirador.

Nothing.

Viacheslav
Russia,
December 2019

AlexeyIberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

9.0

Ideal

All the staff were very polite and the hotel was very clean.

They took money for water from the minibar.

Alexey
Russia,
December 2019

VladimirIberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

7.0

Very good

The rooms were quiet which was great and the staff was helpful.

We didn’t like oatmeal

Vladimir
Russia,
November 2019

NataliaIberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) Hotel – Adeje

8. 2

Excellent

The location is excellent, the staff is respectful, friendly, helpful and happy. Had a great time

Attention to detail

Natalia
Russia,
October 2019

NikolaiIberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

8.0

Excellent

First class staff. The breakfast buffet is excellent.

There is nothing to dislike. Enjoyed everything in and around the hotel. nine0008

Nicholas
Russia,
October 2019

YevgenyIberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

7.2

Very good

Everything, but mostly the staff.

Yevgeny
Russia,
September 2019

missingHotel Iberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

7.4

Very good

Helpful staff, great location, close to one of the best beaches in Tenerife. Excellent varied breakfast. Almost all rooms have a great view of the ocean. nine0008

The only hotel during our honeymoon that did not compliment us as honeymooners (stayed in 4 different hotels). Very boring hotel, no animation, no evening programs. Mostly for people aged 50 and over. Restaurants on site leave a lot to be desired.

Russia,
February 2018

missingHotel Iberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

10.0

Ideal

Amazing comfort, beautiful and stylish interior, impressive green area, varied breakfast. and dinner. nine0008

The room was cleaned very often, we don’t bother much about the “do not disturb” signs, and the staff at the entrance makes one warning knock and enters regardless of anything (and the latches don’t stop them :)). But it’s even funny. It was disappointing that this truly luxury hotel saves on water. The price of the room is appropriate, and the hotel shames itself with the fact that it issues additional penny bills for water (tea, water), let’s say so much profit, and it won’t make it, but the unpleasant aftertaste of greed remains. Be careful – all the water at dinner at HB is paid (not only alcohol, which is natural, but even tea and just water), while you are simply asked what you will drink (without offering a menu with prices), you say: “just vota” , and then you will have a small bill for it, but, given that the price was not agreed in advance, it can be anything. nine0008

Russia,
February 2018

missingIberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

8.8

Excellent

Very comfortable real 5* hotel, especialy for very reasonable price (less than euro 2500 for one week for a suite room)

Russia,
January 2018

missingHotel Iberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

7.4

Very good

Good rooms, nice pool, reasonably helpful staff. nine0008

Rather monotonous breakfasts. Red ants lived in the room with us. In the dressing room, in the bathroom and in the room. They took a special remedy from the maid, they treated everything with it – it became better. This is the trouble of all the rooms in the hotel!!! Wi-Fi worked very poorly. Even by the pool he took better than in the room!!! Since all the hotel restaurants are located by the pool and under the windows of the rooms, fried butter, fish and other food are served all over the hotel during lunch and dinner. This was an unpleasant surprise for this level of hotel. nine0008

Russia,
January 2018

missingIberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

7.0

Very good

room design, hotel grounds, service, kitchen

smells in the room, sewage, dead air conditioning, hot water in the pool….

Russia,
January 2018

missingHotel Iberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

9. 6

Ideal

Hotel design, location, breakfast, cleanliness, service, friendliness of the staff, excellent and close beach (services for a fee), Russian-speaking receptionist, general climate and beauty islands – the rest turned out to be wonderful !!!! nine0008

the canopy in the room is nice, but not very comfortable 🙂
often the maid left one bottle of water instead of two,
only one elevator worked for a couple of days

Russia,
January 2018

missingHotel Iberostar Grand El Mirador (Adults Only) – Adeje

10.0

Ideal

The hotel is very, very worthy! Probably the best on the south coast of the island.

Absolutely everything!

Russia,
December 2017

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Frequently asked questions

Near which airport is the Iberostar Grand El Mirador Adeje located?

Tenerife South Airport is 25 km from the Iberostar Grand El Mirador Adeje.

Does the Iberostar Grand El Mirador Adeje have business facilities?

Yes, the Iberostar Grand El Mirador Adeje has a photocopier and a business centre.

How far is the Iberostar Grand El Mirador from the city center?

The city center is 3 km away from the Iberostar Grand El Mirador. nine0008

Is there a cleaning service at Iberostar Grand El Mirador?

Yes, the Iberostar Grand El Mirador provides housekeeping and laundry services.

Do Iberostar Grand El Mirador offer meals?

Yes, the Iberostar Grand El Mirador has a Mediterranean restaurant, La Pergola, on site.

Are there any attractions near the Iberostar Grand El Mirador Adeje?

El Duque Beach is very close to the Iberostar Grand El Mirador Adeje. nine0008

What can you do in your spare time at the Iberostar Grand El Mirador?

For your convenience, the Iberostar Grand El Mirador offers sun loungers, a shared lounge and a library.

Is there a place to have lunch/dinner near the Iberostar Grand El Mirador?

For lunch/dinner, Altamira Club and Wotherspoons Cafe Bar are located 400 meters from the Iberostar Grand El Mirador.

How much does it cost to stay at the Iberostar Grand El Mirador? nine0008

Iberostar Grand El Mirador prices start from 500€.

What room types are available at the Iberostar Grand El Mirador Adeje?

The Iberostar Grand El Mirador Adeje offers a choice of Superior Junior Suite and Junior Prestige Suite.

Are there sports facilities at the Iberostar Grand El Mirador Adeje?

Yes, Iberostar Grand El Mirador Adeje offers mountain biking, skiing and squash on-site.