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Sioux Falls Canaries Directions to “The Bird Cage”

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Sioux Falls Stadium

Part of major city park complex

Directions with Google Maps

Parking lots shown in blue

NOTE: Address of park is 1201 N. West Ave.
Near corner of Russell & West Ave.

Main Route from West (from I-29)

1. I-29 to Russell Street exit
2. East on Russell
3. Right on West Avenue
4. It’s on the right near the Arena & Convention Center

Back route from West (from I-29)

1. I-29 to Russell Street exit
2. East on Russell
3. Right on Western Avenue (intersection before football and track field)
4. It’s on the left across parking lot from Convention Center

From the East (alternate)

1. I-90 to Cliff Ave / 115
2. South on Cliff Ave
3. Soft right onto North Drive past the scenic view of downtown and penitentiary
4. North Drive joins Russell Ave
5. Continue until West Ave., turn left
6. Right into entrance

Where is it on the map?

Sign at Convention Center (2000)

Sioux Falls Arena

My atlas shows a marker for the Sioux Falls Arena.
It’s in the northwest part of town south of the airport.
Newer maps may include the many landmarks listed below.

What landmarks should I look for?

Sioux Falls Convention Center

There’s not much too see until you’re near it, this is mainly a residential part of town.
What you can keep in mind is that it is due south of the airport. Russell Ave is
on the north side of what has become a major complex. The ballpark was the latest part of the
renovation with the skyboxes, exterior wall and more.

Sheraton Hotel

Originally there was only the Arena, Football (Track) field and the Bird Cage. But there
has been lots of big expansion including a new Convention Center and a new Sheraton Hotel
attached to them. Parking was expanded in all directions.

What you should bring with you?

Like the other Sioux counterpart, this is a warm summer park. Only a light jacket or sweatshirt is needed for night games.

Day games are bright and sunny, bring sunscreen. Since there usually a breeze, it is normally pleasant to sit through without too much heat.

Shelter from rain under the bleachers, skyboxes and canopy look adequate for brief downpours.

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Google Maps learned how to calibrate using the camera

Google has updated the maps application for Android and added the ability to calibrate not with a compass, but with a map. During this process, the smartphone determines its location and direction using Google Street View data from the surrounding houses, road signs, and other prominent objects. The feature, not yet presented by Google, was noticed by the site 9to5Google.

In 2018, Google showed at its annual I/O conference an early prototype of a new feature for Google Maps, augmented reality navigation where the user sees pointers and arrows overlaid on the world in a camera. The function is based on a set of algorithms that calculates the location based on Street View data and user photos uploaded to the service. After testing with a limited number of users, the company released this feature in mid-2019year, and then made it available in most countries, including Russia.

For the most accurate positioning and especially determining the direction, the Google Maps application, until recently, periodically offered the user to calibrate the compass: for this, it is necessary to move the smartphone, describing it in the air with a figure eight. In general, such a calibration worked well, but not always, and besides, it is simply inconvenient.

In mid-July 2020, users of the Google Maps app on Android discovered that the company had added the ability to calibrate maps using the camera without public announcement. Judging by the interface of this function, it is based on the same algorithms as navigation in augmented reality.

To start, click on the blue dot showing the location of the device. After that, four items will appear on the screen, including determining the location using the camera. Then you need to give the application access to the camera (if this has not been done before) and move the smartphone around, capturing buildings and other prominent objects in the camera.

The early colonial atlantic world: New insights on the African Diaspora from isotopic and ancient DNA analyses of a multiethnic 15th-17th century burial population from the Canary Islands, Spain

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. 2016 Feb;159(2):300-12.

doi: 10.1002/ajpa.22879.

Epub 2015 Oct 12.

Jonathan Santana 
^1
 
2
, Rosa Fregel 
³
, Emma Lightfoot 
⁴
, Jacob Morales 
⁵
, Martha Alamón 
⁶
, José Guillén 
⁶
, Marco Moreno 
⁶
, Amelia Rodríguez 
²

Affiliations

Affiliations

• ¹ State University of Peninsula de Santa Elena, La Libertad, Ecuador.
• ² G. I. Tarha. Deparment of Historical Sciences, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain.
• ³ Department of Genetics, Stanford University, Stanford, United States of America.
• ⁴ University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom.
• ⁵ University of the Basque Country, Vitoria, Spain.
• ⁶ Tibicena, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain.

• PMID:

  26458007

• DOI:

  10.1002/ajpa.22879

Jonathan Santana et al.

Am J Phys Anthropol.

2016 Feb.

. 2016 Feb;159(2):300-12.

doi: 10.1002/ajpa.22879.

Epub 2015 Oct 12.

Authors

Jonathan Santana 
^1
 
2
, Rosa Fregel 
³
, Emma Lightfoot 
⁴
, Jacob Morales 
⁵
, Martha Alamón 
⁶
, José Guillén 
⁶
, Marco Moreno 
⁶
, Amelia Rodríguez 
²

Affiliations

• ¹ State University of Peninsula de Santa Elena, La Libertad, Ecuador.
• ² G.I. Tarha. Deparment of Historical Sciences, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain.
• ³ Department of Genetics, Stanford University, Stanford, United States of America.
• ⁴ University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom.
• ⁵ University of the Basque Country, Vitoria, Spain.
• ⁶ Tibicena, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain.

• PMID:

  26458007

• DOI:

  10.1002/ajpa.22879

Abstract

Objectives:

The Canary Islands are considered one of the first places where Atlantic slave plantations with labourers of African origin were established, during the 15th century AD. In Gran Canaria (Canary Islands, Spain), a unique cemetery dated to the 15th and 17th centuries was discovered adjacent to an ancient sugar plantation with funerary practices that could be related to enslaved people. In this article, we investigate the origin and possible birthplace of each individual buried in this cemetery, as well as the identity and social status of these people.

Materials and methods:

The sample consists of 14 individuals radiocarbon dated to the 15th and 17th centuries AD. We have employed several methods, including the analysis of ancient human DNA, stable isotopes, and skeletal markers of physical activity.

Results:

1) the funerary practices indicate a set of rituals not previously recorded in the Canary Islands; 2) genetic data show that some people buried in the cemetery could have North-African and sub-Saharan African lineages; 3) isotopic results suggest that some individuals were born outside Gran Canaria; and 4) markers of physical activity show a pattern of labour involving high levels of effort.

Discussion:

This set of evidence, along with information from historical sources, suggests that Finca Clavijo was a cemetery for a multiethnic marginalized population that had being likely enslaved. Results also indicate that this population kept practicing non-Christian rituals well into the 17th century. We propose that this was possible because the location of the Canaries, far from mainland Spain and the control of the Spanish Crown, allowed the emergence of a new society with multicultural origins that was more tolerant to foreign rituals and syncretism.

Keywords:

African Diaspora; Canary Islands; ancient DNA; skeletal markers of physical activity; stable isotopes.

© 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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Canary Island History

Music, stories, traditions, superstitions. ..
the imagination has always been a major facet of the unique Canarian culture.
In fact, long before the Guanche, Spanish
Conquest and post-Conquest history of
Tenerife, a combination of seamlessly interwoven legends and facts compose
the earliest chunk of this Atlantic tropical paradise.

Long before the revolutionary discovery that the world was not, in fact, a flat
table that would send sailors plunging into a black abyss should they sail too
far, very few ventured far into the mysterious Atlantic Ocean. There is, however,
evidence that the Canary Islands were known to Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans;
yet very few people who reached the sunny isles returned to tell about it. The
only possible explanation was naturally that the Atlantic Ocean was inhabited
by vicious ship-destroying, crew-devouring monsters and angry gods who created violent storms and massive whirlpools on a whim. The Atlantic Ocean became
the subject of epic legends, widely believed myths and great literary works.

In classical literature, the Canary Islands are often thought to be Paradise,
the so-called Fortunate Isles, or the Elysian fields at the end of the world
described in Homer’s Odyssey and Virgil’s Aeneid. Others believed
it to be the visible part of the lost continent of Atlantis. When Zeus punished
the Atlantes with debilitating volcano eruptions and tidal waves, all but the
continent’s tips – now the Azores, Madeira, Cape Verde and Canary Islands –
sank far below the ocean’s surface.

The author Pliny the Elder (1st century, A.D.) tells of a Carthaginian expedition
to the Canary Islands sent by King Juba. They returned with giant dogs, from
which the the archipelago derives its name; “can” or “canes”
means “dog” in latin, and when the Carthaginians put a name to the
islands, they called them the “Insularia Canaria” (Islands of the
Dogs). Backing up the story, the islands still have native dogs today that are
thought to be the very dogs to which Pliny referred centuries and centuries
ago.

Legend has it that the Tenerife could even the lush Garden of Hesperydes, where
the Greek god Atlas’ three daughters (the Hesperydes) lived and cultivated gardens and apple
orchards. One of Greek superstar Hercules’ 12 legendary tasks was to kill the
fierce dragon – who, by the way, had 100 flaming heads working to his advantage – that
patrolled the surrounding seas and to then steal the Hesperydes’ apples.

Since the
dragon knew and trusted Atlas, Hercules made a deal: he would hold up the sky for Atlas
while Atlas killed the dragon and collected the apples. The story goes that
in every place that a drop of the dragon’s blood fell a tree grew. Known known
fittingly in the Canary Islands as their characteristic dragon tree, the tree
has a massive trunk with bunches of twisting branches resembling the dragon
and its many heads.

Learn more about later chapters of Canary Island history below!
-The Guanches
-Spanish Conquest
-Post-Spanish Conquest

History of La Liga.

Canary Islands ᐉ UA-Football

Unlike another non-mainland autonomous community, Balearic Islands, the “Isles of Dogs” – that is how the name Canary is translated from Spanish – is, by and large, already Africa. They are much closer to, for example, Western Sahara than to mainland Spain. But it so happened historically that the Canary Islands were under the rule of a huge colonial Spanish empire – and remained one of the last fragments of its former power. Another interesting feature of the Canaries is the capital. There are, in general, two of them – Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Santa Cruz de la Tenerife. That is, the capital is one, but periodically, once every four years, it moves from one city to another. So that no one is offended. As you understand, the representatives of this region in the example are based in the capitals. nine0003

LAS Palmas-1951-1952, 1954-1960, 1964-1983, 1985-1988, 2000-2002

The highest achievement: 2nd place (1968/69)

“Union deporta las Palmas” was born on August 22, 1949. How? This will be answered by the abbreviation UD – a sports association. As many as five clubs in Gran Canaria have merged into one. And this whole was already playing in the Example two years later! And, mind you, not taking someone’s place – but honestly winning the playoffs first in Tercera, and then in the Segunda. nine0003

The first run turned out to be unsuccessful, but the team was clearly ready to fight for the elite – and after two seasons in the Segunda (spent under the sign of the fight for the coveted ticket) returned to the very top. There, she didn’t represent anything serious from herself – for example, an ordinary middle peasant from the second half of the standings (Los Amarillos never rose above the tenth place). This continued until the new reboot – four seasons in the Segunda. After them, “Las Palmas” came to Example in earnest and for a long time. nine0003

“For a long time” – this is for almost two decades, until 1983, the Canaries were represented in the elite by the “Yellows”. “Seriously” – these are two seasons in the late 60s, when the “dog lovers” challenged the strongest in the world of Spanish football. Almost all the strongest – because “Real” in those years was unstoppable. But all the rest…

In the 67/68 season, the Amarillos very quickly rose to the top three, occasionally rising even to the second place (the first, I repeat, in those years was practically unopposed behind the “creamy”). In the match of the 28th round, “Las Palmas” defeated “Atletico” 4:1 (he even challenged “Real” at the beginning of the championship, and then was blown away), “Barcelona” played a draw with “Malaga”. Both teams, Canary and Catalan, scored 36 points each. Formally, the “Yellows” were third, because the goal difference was better for “Barcelona” – in fact, the second, since personal meetings (by which, if the points are equal, the more successful team is determined at the end of the championship), they won. In general, it remained to win two matches, but .. . But the defeat from Real Madrid at the Bernabéu – the hosts scored the winning goal in the 77th minute – confused all the cards. Now it was necessary not only to win – but also to wait for defeat from the Blaugranas. nine0003

who played in San Sebastian. The islanders also took “Valencia”. In the first half, the “Yellows” both scored and then conceded. It was quiet in the north of the country. In the 64th minute of their match, Sociedad took the lead, and in the 75th minute, Las Palmas scored the second goal! If the matches had ended like this, then the islanders would have become the vice-champion. But after two minutes at the “Estadio Atocha” defender of “Barcelona” Gallego equalized. And the second were the Catalans.

“Las Palmas” took revenge in a year. The islanders took the second place after the second round – and almost did not concede it to anyone. Two days before the new one, 19In the 69th year, they lost to Real Madrid at the very equator of the championship – and Barça, thanks to just a draw, became the second. But already on January 5, Las Palmas regained its rightful position – and also only with a draw (Barca lost in San Sebastian). In the second round, the Catalans several times caught up with the southerners on points – but lost the main match, a personal meeting at home (having conceded the decisive goal in the 89th minute). And two rounds before the end of the championship gave up. The “yellow” lost these two remaining matches – but the mood at the same time was not at all what it was in the spring of 19On the 68th…

The team took off a few more times – not so high, but still noticeable. And in the early 70s to 5th place, and in the second half of the decade, when three seasons in a row she finished in the top seven. And the departure in 1983 was perceived as an unfortunate misunderstanding – especially since the Canarians soon returned, and not even for one season. Alas, in 1988, the glorious history of Las Palmas in the Example ended. Once again, for two seasons, Amarillos appeared in the elite already at the beginning of this century, having survived Segunda B before that. Now the team is firmly seated in the Segunda, only in 2013 trying to break into the elite – but lost the playoff semi-finals. nine0003

Tenerife-1961-1962, 1989-1999, 2001-2002, 2009-2010

The highest achievement: 5th place (1992/93, 1995/96)

at the other Canary team History History performances in the Example is not so long and glorious. After a trial, “elevator” season in the early 60s, “Chicharreros” disappeared in a quagmire for a quarter of a century. In 1983, they were three defeats away from Tercera (then already the fourth division).

Only at the beginning 90’s about “Tenerife” learned in Spain – and even beyond its borders. The reason for this was amazing. By the will of the calendar, the islanders completed the championship with Real Madrid for two years in a row – and both times they deprived him of the league title! In 1992, Real Madrid scored two goals very quickly at Eliodoro Rodriguez – Hierro and Hadji – and felt very comfortable. Even the goal of future Barça player Quique Estebaranz in the 36th minute did not shake their confidence. But in the 69th minute, the defender of the guests Villaroya was removed from the field – and then everything went wrong, as planned by the coach of the guests Leo Beenhakker. Within two minutes, 77th and 78th, Tenerife scored twice (first with an own goal, then by themselves) – and in fact handed the gold medals to Barcelona. nine0003

A year has passed – and again, before the last round, Real Madrid was ahead of Barca by one point (then they still gave two points for a victory). And again he happened to fly to the Canary Islands. Where the “creamy” lost again, now without any special options – and Ivan Zamorano also got on his nerves at the end of the match. And “Chicharreros” secured the fifth place with that victory. It is curious that Juan Antonio Pizzi, the future owner of Pichichi-1995/96, did not score a single goal in those matches. There was someone to play without him. For example, Fernando Redondo – who, however, did not take part in those matches. And that Tenerife was coached by none other than Real Madrid legend of the 80s, Jorge Valdano. Of course, after tripping him like that at 19The 94th was invited to the post of the coach of the “Blancos”…

But Valdano didn’t finish before the island pogrom in the championship-95/96. Therefore, shame on “Eliodoro Rodriguez” – 0:3, two goals Pizzi – took over Arsenio Iglesias. (Even in the second round, Barça got it – at the Camp Nou they lost twice during the match, but still pulled out a draw.) Do you know who coached Tenerife then? Jupp Heynckes! Do I need to remind you that soon he, too, was at the “creamy” helm? But that will be later, and in 1996, “Chicharreros” finished fifth – and “Blancos” only sixth. Even under the leadership of Heynckes, the islanders reached the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup-96/97, where, with a total score of 1:2, they lost to the coach’s compatriots, Schalke.

In the 2001/02 season, for the first time in the history of La Liga, two Canary teams played there at the same time.

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, Maspalomas

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Piramide de Arona
, Playa de las Americas

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, Puerto Del Carmen

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, Puerto Rico

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7 Nightlife to Enjoy in Canary Islands – Trip-N-Travel

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There’s more to the magnetic Canary Islands than crazy hikes and glamorous carnivals. The volcanic island chain is not only famed for their relaxed beaches and family-friendly resorts, but the nightlife in the islands is equally remarkable. The Spanish archipelago has some of the best bars and nightclubs, enough to keep you high all night with all the neon lights and trance music within a pleasant atmosphere.

1. Rock Island Bar, Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura is the most easterly of the island chain that favors a mild, dry climate all-year-round. The island has a pretty chilled-out vibe with a wide range of high decibel nightclubs and bars. Rock Island Bar is Corralejo’s popular live music venue and the oldest bar with a cozy intimate atmosphere that will keep you charged the whole time. The selection of beer, wines and ciders is also extensive.

Information

• Name: Rock Island Bar
• Address: Calle Crucero Baleares, 8, 35660 Corralejo, Las Palmas
• Phone No: +34928535346
• Opening Hours: Mon-Sun 19:00 to 01:30

2. Jungle Bar, Lanzarote

Famed for its strategic location with easy access to the beach of Playa Dorada, this late-night disco bar packs a jungle-themed dance floor with DJs playing new genres and tracks as the crazy hippie crowd dance to the beats of drum synthesizers and trance rhythm. The bar’s chilled-out terrace is an ideal spot for delicious snack treats by the day, which changes into a great nightlife venue with a Latin vibe.

Information

• Name: Jungle Bar
• Address: Primera linea de Playa Dorada, Playa Blanca
• Opening Hours: Mon-Sun 22:00 to 05:00

3. Aqua Ocean Club, Gran Canaria

Nightlife in Gran Canaria is fun and loud. This Swish establishment is ideally located by the beach to the south of Gran Canaria. The party starts late and goes on till the morning at the Aqua Ocean Club, which shares a pleasant atmosphere, combined with a breezy Latin vibe. The expert bartenders are quick to turn out high-quality cocktails for the locals and the tourists alike.

Information

• Name: Aqua Ocean Club
• Address: Centro Comercial Meloneras Playa, Calle Mar Blanco, 35100 Maspalomas, Las Palmas
• Phone No: +34928140580
• Opening Hours: Fri-Sat 21:00 to 04:00

4.

Magic Lounge Club, Tenerife

If you’re looking for a place that has it all, look no further. Magic Lounge has everything covered – from glamorous party atmosphere and live music scene to the replenishing cocktails and fusion cuisine. Dance to the tunes and music from the Island’s top performers as the track changes from the 70’s classics to the 90’s funky tracks.

Information

• Name: Magic Lounge
• Address: Avda. Las Américas, Playa de las Américas, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
• Phone No: +34922738913
• Opening Hours: Mon-Sun 00:00 to 03:00

5. Bar Pizzeria La Botellita, La Gomera

A delightful little bar at a picturesque location to the main square near the harbor is a perfect fit to enjoy the quiet side of the Canary Islands. There are no extremes here, but this quiet little establishment in La Gomera is a great spot to sit and relax in the sunshine and enjoy a nice bottle of delectable local wine.

Information

• Name: Bar Pizzeria La Botellita
• Address: San Sebastian de la Gomera, La Gomera

6.

Bar Central, La Palma

Ideally located in the heart of the town, this restaurant-cum-bar is one of the people’s favorites in La Palma. The restaurant aside, the bar has a wonderful cocktail lounge that serves a wide range of scrumptious local wines, combined with a live music scene on Friday nights.

Information

• Name: Bar Central
• Address: C/Manuel Tano no 9, El Paso, La Palma
• Phone No: +34922485735
• Opening Hours: Tue-Sat 10:00 to 01:30 & Sun 10:00 to 16:00

7. El Chavelazo, El Hierro

El Hierro is the smallest of all the islands, but the techno-modern charm of the island never ceases to amaze. This quiet island offers note more than a few bars and clubs within a walkable distance from the port. Just located across the town hall, is this small cavernous bar which is swamped with an interesting crowd and thumping music when the lights are out.

Information

• Name: El Chavelazo
• Address: Calle General Rodriguez y Sánchez Espinoza 8, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
• Opening Hours: Thurs 20:00 till late, Fri-Sat 22:00 till late

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• Anna S

  Moscow, Russia7 publications

  The most delicious cocktails in the world!!!

  I didn’t expect such a great city bar in such a small town! Here they prepare the most delicious cocktails, and strictly according to the recipe – alcohol, juices, etc. , everything is normal !!!! And what a wonderful administrator – so friendly, attentive! I definitely recommend everyone to go to this place when you visit Grand Canaria! I can’t say goodbye to this bar – I’ll definitely be back! nine0005

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• lily k

  Berlin, Germany180 contributions

  Show bar

  Very fun place, well done guys! Haven’t laughed like that for a long time, I recommend to visit 👍
  Only drinks on the menu

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• alincha2006

  Rostov-on-Don, Russia17 publications

  These evenings will be remembered for a long time!!

  Every weekend invited guests perform live there – and how!!! The contingent is very good, my girlfriend and I danced there all night long, the music is great, the price tag is average, acceptable, very beautiful interior . . I advise you, you will not regret it. nine0005

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• Allan_Kirby

  Erding, Germany17,085 publications

  Funny travesty show

  This cabaret bar is located on the third floor of the Yumbo Center, the landmark is under the mini golf. The fashion program is built on world hits, on the whole soundly, but if you are on Flame del Inglés for 7-14 days, then the daily program is not much different, so you won’t see a special full house here, although you can drink a cocktail, since you don’t have to pay for watching take. nine0005

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• Nikolai S

  Almaty, Kazakhstan15 publications

  Well, very tasty!

  Anthony can make any cocktail for any mood! Just a magician! You just need to say what you want!

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  Perm, Russia103 publications

  great show

  We really enjoyed the show. From the moment we entered we were entertained with a meeting of drag racing artists and fun style. I recommend

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  Great place on the ocean, direct view of the gentle waves of the ocean, nice music, friendly staff

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  Moscow, Russia9 publications

  If you are over 90, then you are here.

  If you have come to die of boredom, then this is the place for you. Only those who are over 60 hang out here. All the songs were from the era of dinosaurs, I almost died from unbearable longing. nine0005

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  Tenerife, Spain42 publications

  The best bar in Los Gigantes

  If fate brought you and your friends company to Los Gigantes, then you should definitely visit this place!
  A large selection of beer in general is rare on the island, but here, the choice is still huge and for every taste! nine0652 With the interiors, everything is also very good: everything is tastefully chosen, including individual elements of decor.
  Live music here in the evening! Quality cover versions of popular hits!
  In addition, there are a couple of pool and air hockey tables.
  Noisy (in a good way), fun and friendly atmosphere with great live music, great selection of drinks and decent service!
  A very good place for a couple or a big company!

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The Spaniards began to develop these territories in the 15th century, when they needed strongholds on their way to the New World. The Canary Islands were a place where one could take a last breath before a long and dangerous journey across the ocean. It is not surprising that this land was seen by many sailors, not knowing if they could see the shore again, as a real paradise.

However, those who have not been refused a Schengen visa and for whom Tenerife is the end point of the route will agree that the Canary archipelago, with its favorable climate and amazingly beautiful landscapes, is really a great place to relax. After all, it almost never gets colder than +22 degrees here, and the local nature allows you to feel like if not a jungle explorer, then certainly a real pioneer for sure. nine0005

Is there any reason to refuse a Schengen visa? Visit the most popular island of the Canary archipelago among Russian tourists!

This, of course, is Tenerife today. And one of the main reasons for its popularity among our compatriots is that there are direct flights to this island from Moscow. But even if they were not there, the beauty of Tenerife, of course, would still attract sophisticated Russian tourists. Moreover, everyone will find conditions for recreation here: both those who prefer the comfort of equipped hotel beaches, and those who are more interested in places where tourists rarely set foot. nine0005

Tenerife is the perfect combination of vibrant nightlife and relaxing daytime activities on the beach or natural attractions. By the way, there are quite a lot of the latter on the island. And this is not only the Teide volcano, which is known as the highest point of the kingdom and which every guest of the island considers it his duty to climb. It is also a national park surrounding the volcano, where you can admire the amazing combination of “lunar” landscapes and the richness of the plant world. Many claim that almost all plants that can be found on the globe grow in Tenerife. Of course, this is an exaggeration. But not too strong, because the flora of the island has more than 12 hundred different species. Here you can see creepers, cacti, and pine trees, the aroma of which makes the local air surprisingly pleasant and healing.

Dive Sites | Scuba Diving Sites | Gran Canaria

Are you a certified diver wanting to explore the fantastic dive sites Gran Canaria has to offer?

Here at Puerto Rico Diving we visit a wide range of different dive sites to appeal to all levels of scuba diver. For certified divers Gran Canaria is the perfect year round dive destination. The clarity of water, the warm gulf stream
temperatures and the abundant sea life makes Gran Canaria’s scuba diving irresistible.

Amadores

Type: Beach Dive
Max Depth: 12 metres
Ideal for Try Dives, PADI  Courses and Refresher Dives

Playa De Amadores

Our local shore dive site is only 5 minutes away from our dive centre and is a popular dive for Try Dives and PADI Courses. This sheltered beach allows divers to see a wide variety of the amazing marine life we have here in Gran Canaria in calm, clear waters. The underwater wall is home to many different colour fish such as Parrotfish and Ornate Wrasse. You may see Octopus hiding amongst the rocks or Cuttlefish expertly hovering. Once over the wall, you may spot Stingrays and Angel Sharks camouflaging against the sandy bottom.

Tufia

Type: Shore/Beach Dive
Max Depth: 20 metres
Ideal for Open Water Divers

Tufia

Tufia is a small, charming town on a hill with houses built into the cliff and a black sand beach. Underwater this sleepy location opens up to a great dive site. Underwater many caves, crevices and caverns, created by layers of lava, are home to Butterfly Rays, Common Stingrays, Angelsharks, Jewel Anemones, Seahorses and Cuttlefish plus many more species of marine life.This dive site is easily accessible and loved by many of our Puerto Rico Diving family.

El Cabron

Type: Shore Dive
Max Depth: 24 metres
Ideal for Advanced Divers

EL Cabron

The main site of Arinaga offers a rocky platform at 12 metres which drops down to the sandy bottom at a depth of 23 metres. This marine protected area of cliffs, caves, arches and tunnels provides a wonderful setting where you can explore the spectacular underwater world of Gran Canaria. Here you have the chance to see Angel Sharks, different species of Rays, large Groupers, Barracudas and huge schools of Roncadores covering the sea floor. If you are able it is a special experience to be able to kneel in the middle of these numerous fish and watch them swim around you. 

Playa De Cabron

Type: Shore/Beach Dive
Max Depth: 18 metres
Ideal for Open Water Divers

Playa De Cabron

An easy access dive where you can enjoy seeing marine life such as Stingrays, Trumpetfish, Angelsharks, Groupers, Octopus and Cuttlefish. Walking either from the beach or down the rocks into the water you begin the dive in shallow water, gradually getting deeper. Here in the well lit waters, with a sandy bottom and rocky habitats you can discover the marvellous Canarian underwater world.

Arches

Type: Shore Dive
Max Depth: 22 metres
Ideal for Open Water Divers and above

Arches

As the name suggests this dive site allows divers to swim through a series of large arches which have been cut out of the volcanic rocks. Swimming through these impressive arches with the sunlight illuminating the blue water from above is a sight you won’t forget. Hiding in the shadows of this dive site you can spot huge Groupers, Barracudas and Trumpet fish. On the sandy part of the site at 22 metres Angel Sharks and different types of Rays can be spotted hiding in the sand.

Risco Verde

Type: Shore/Beach Dive
Max Depth: 15 metres
Ideal for Open Water Divers and above

Risco Verde

Risco Verde is located in the town of Arinaga, on the fringe of the Marine Reserve. It is an easy entry from a pebble beach, close to the promenade. This is an ideal dive for those who want a peaceful dive full of marine life. The dive starts on a rocky platform before going down several steps where you can spot Scorpion Fish, Octopus, Cuttlefish and large numbers of bright blue Damsel Fish. At a depth of 12/14 metres, the reef gives way to a sandy bottom where you can find Stingrays, Barracudas and Angel Sharks

Como Tu

Type: Boat/Wreck Dive
Max Depth: 30 metres
Ideal for Advanced Divers

*Subject to availability 

Como Tu

Another Wreck Dive off Gran Canaria you don’t want to miss is Como Tu. This is a smaller wreck lying at 30 metres just off the coast from Veneguera. The main attraction of this dive site is the huge shoal of Roncadores, whether they are creating a living wall which surrounds you or coming over the wreck almost like a wave, they are a site not to be missed when diving in Gran Canaria. Around the wreck on the sandy bottom you can see Butterfly Rays, Electric Rays, Common Sting Rays and possibly even Angel Sharks. 

EL Perchel

Type: Boat/Drift Dive
Max Depth: 16 metres
Ideal for Open Water Divers and above

*Subject to availability

El Perchel

This is one of the few sites which allow you to do a drift dive in Gran Canaria. Diving at El Perchel allow you to follow the coast line for a nice, relaxing dive before being picked up at the end by the boat. On the way to this dive site you can enjoy the view of the dramatic cliffs along the south west coast of Gran Canaria, a sight you can only see from a boat. In the water this dive site has two overhangs to explore where you can sometimes spot sleeping stingrays. Throughout the dive there are many boulders and rocks to spot a variety of different marine life including an abundance of trumpet fish.

Cermona II

Type: Boat Dive
Max Depth: 20 metres
Ideal for Advanced Open Water Divers

*Subject to availability 

Cermona II

If you are interested in Wreck Dives in Gran Canaria then Cermona II is one you definitely want to have on your list. This wreck is a 32m fishing vessel lying on its side provides a very attractive dive site. The algae covering this wreck gives shelter to an endless number of crustaceans, fish and molluscs typical in Gran Canaria. There is even a resident Damsel Fish who has taken up home here who has been nicknamed Rocky (find out for yourself where he got his nickname from!) Under the stern of the boat you can spot large numbers of Trumpet Fish, Groupers and a variety of fish finding shelter from the large Barracuda swimming in the blue.

Sardina

Type: Shore Dive
Max Depth: 12 metres
Ideal for Open Water Divers and above

Sardina

This dive site is located at the north of the island. It is a little further away but certainly worth the drive and on the way we get to see some of the beautiful island. Sardina is popular with both local divers and visiting divers. The entry point here is from the harbour, with steps leading down into the water. Underwater there is a huge amount of marine life to be seen including Butterfly Rays, Sting Rays and large shoals of Barracuda glistening from the reflection of the sun.

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Discover what it feels like to breathe underwater and start your journey to becoming an expert diver at a beginner’s scuba diving lesson in Gran Canaria. Get expert guidance from a PADI instructor, with all necessary equipment.

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• Learn the basics of scuba diving
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• See the amazing marine life of the Canary Islands

Experience the thrill of diving underwater under the supervision of a qualified PADI instructor in a pool or pool-like conditions. Master the basics of scuba diving and develop new skills along the way.
 
Watch a short Discover Scuba Diving video, or get a briefing using the Discover Scuba Diving flip chart, and then enter the water to start your journey to getting an internationally recognized certificate. Once qualified as an open water diver, your lifelong certificate will allow you dive to a depth of 18 meters all around the world!
Over the next 3 hours, you will experience the incredible sensation of weightlessness as you dive in a safe and controlled environment. Get tips on techniques to help your journey, such as how to put on the scuba equipment and how to become weightless underwater.  

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After doing this I wanted more and will 100% be doing another and possibly taking the full course!
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Professional Beach Volleyball Training Camp in Spain, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is the capital of Gran Canaria, one of the Spanish Canary Islands off the northwest coast of Africa. At the camp, you will be provided with 3 beach volleyball courts; – a volleyball and basketball hall and other sports facilities. You will also be provided with coffee breaks once or twice a day. Transfers from the airport to the hotel and from the hotel to the airport, transfers to sports facilities and back. Free WIFI, internet access. Exclusive use of training facilities. Mineral water for daily use during training. At the training camp there is an opportunity to organize joint training with local teams. We offer a wide range of accommodation options, ranging from hotels, apartments, villas, sports facilities with accommodation and other accommodation options. The training camp provides an opportunity for individual and group training for children, juniors, professional athletes and amateurs under the guidance of our highly qualified professional trainers. During the gathering, we offer sports massages and rehabilitation. The camps are suitable for both professional athletes and teams, as well as for juniors, children and amateurs. You have the opportunity to purchase a sports package with flights, insurance, visas. In our free time we offer the best excursions and active recreation programs. Our company is a certified sports tourism operator in cooperation with the Ministry of Sports and Tourism – in the winter period, from October to March, it is possible to receive subsidies for the team in order to promote tourism and attract both new and already visited teams, clubs, sports associations and sports sections, funds are allocated to the group leader or customer directly through our accredited company under the current program, in which we are included and carry out the entire operational process for you! In order to get the best price for the training camp, you need to book a year in advance, at least half a year in advance, for coaches, organizers of sports groups, travel agents and sports federations, special conditions apply when booking a training camp.

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Leagues Ahead Diving in Playa Del Ingles is the leading scuba diving center and the ideal destination for all diving and snorkelling in Gran Canaria. Leagues Ahead Diving is a new diving center in the sunny south of Gran Canaria, combining excellent customer service, exceptional safety regulations and a fun and relaxed atmosphere to make your underwater adventures unforgettable. Our dive center is owned and operated by young, interpersonal and dedicated PADI Instructors who provide private lessons and expert dives in small and hands-on groups in the crystal clear waters of Gran Canaria.