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Canary Islands
The Canary Islands have been a popular option for holidaymakers since the 1960s. This volcanic Spanish island chain sits off the coast of Morocco and has been shaped by the influence of North African and European settlers and centuries of Atlantic trade. All seven islands boast dramatic scenery, with black and white sand beaches, vast sand dunes and rugged rock formations.
Tenerife is the largest in the archipelago and boasts azure blue seas, pretty beaches and charming towns. The capital, Santa Cruz, is a cosmopolitan centre with a thriving arts scene and is a popular spot for couples. There’s a range of family resorts on the coast. To the west is Lanzarote, which is home to the extraordinary lunar landscape of UNESCO World Heritage-listed Timanfaya National Park. The European Space Agency trains astronauts for future Mars missions here.
Gran Canaria is the southernmost point of the chain and offers some exceptional seaside resorts which edge onto warm Atlantic waters. Its main town, Las Palmas, is known for its brightly painted houses and fine cathedral.
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura is the second-biggest island in the Canaries, stretching from sand-swept Corralejo in the north to wild Jandia Natural Park in the south. A jagged volcanic landscape lies in-between.
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Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria stars some of the best-loved beach resorts in Spain, from lively Playa del Ingles to the Sahara-style dunes of Maspalomas. The gorge-scored interior, meanwhile, is ideal for afternoon walks.
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La Gomera
La Gomera might be one of the smallest Canary Islands, but it’s also one of the most scenic. Bright white villages spring up between volcanic black-sand beaches, mountains and valleys.
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Lanzarote
Lanzarote is the most easterly island in the Canaries. It balances gold-sand beach resorts like Playa Blanca with UNESCO-listed national parks and volcanic cave systems.
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Tenerife
Tenerife is full of surprises, looping beach resorts like Los Cristianos around the towering moonscape of Mount Teide National Park. Head north and you’ll find culture-filled towns and vineyard-striped hills.
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Luxury holidays in the Canary Islands
Holidays in the Canary Islands are about relaxation. Here you can feel the stresses of home drift away on the warm Atlantic breeze. Relax beside the pool, wander in charming villages or enjoy a world class spa treatment. You’ll find excellent options for eating and drinking in most major resorts; from hearty local fare to international cuisines.
Sovereign has been a leader in crafting bespoke luxury holidays for close to five decades. We offer complimentary lounge access at most major UK airports and a dedicated service from our Personal Travel Planners.
Tenerife’s five star Iberostar Grand Hotel Salome is located near Costa Adeje on the west coast. Its attractive grounds overlook the ocean and feature a range of bars and restaurants. On Lanzarote, the Princess Yaiza Suite Hotel is a dreamy jumble of domes and minarets in Playa Blanca. It’s child friendly and offers an excellent spa service, as well as several dining options by the sea.
Flight Information
Around 4 hours 15 minutes from the UK.
When to go
The Canaries are a true year-round holiday destination. Being so close to Africa, you get steady average temperatures that stick in the high teens and early 20s throughout winter, climbing steadily to a mid-30s peak in July and August. The heat is tempered by winds, particularly in Lanzarote, which takes the edge of summer humidity but can make evenings feel cooler.
Visa Information
Currently visas are not required for UK citizens travelling to Spain.
Tipping
Restaurant bills include a service charge by law in Spain, so whether you choose to tip further is up to you. If you enjoyed the meal and service, it is customary to leave 5-10%. Hotel porters and maids will appreciate a small tip, and while taxi drivers don’t require a tip, it’s common to round up the fare.
Introduction to languages
The official language of Spain is Spanish. English is widely spoken too, so getting by is easy.
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Golf Breaks in the Canary Islands
Lying off the African Atlantic coastline, the Canary Islands benefit from a remarkable climate and some breathtaking backdrops, which is why the Spanish outcrop is a favourite holiday destination for both golfers and non-golfers alike. These amazing volcanic islands are now within the scope of most major low-cost airlines, making your dream winter escape with great golf a reality.
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Canary Islands Golf and Resorts
The Canaries are made up of many islands, but the largest seven serve as the primary destinations for sunseekers, with great golf courses found on almost all of them. Tenerife and Gran Canaria are the two largest islands, therefore they naturally offer the most golf. Some of Spain’s best courses are found on these islands, with the stunning ocean vistas adding to the awesome layouts.
Even when you’re not on the course, the Canary Islands are one of the best holiday destinations in Europe. There are a number of first-class hotels and outstanding resorts spread across the islands, offering the chance to wake up to unforgettable ocean views.
The Ritz-Carlton, Abama, Tenerife
Buenavista Golf, Canary Islands
Amarilla Golf & Country Club, Canary Islands
Anfi Tauro Golf, Canary Islands
Golf Costa Adeje, Tenerife
Golf Del Sur, Tenerife
Golf Las Americas, Tenerife
Melia Hacienda del Conde, Tenerife
Real Club De Golf De Las Palmas, Canary Islands
Tecina Golf, Canary Islands
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Tenerife
Tenerife offers the perfect balance of sun, sand, golf and nightlife, the island is becoming increasingly popular with golfers, with a great mix of holiday courses. For the ultimate Tenerife experience, choose the 5* Abama resort, one of the best recent developments in Europe.
Top courses & experiences:
- Abama Golf
- Buenavista Golf
- Teide Volcano
- Siam Park
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Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria’s southern end is the location of a superb collection of hotels and golf courses. Within strides of the renowned sandy beaches, golfers will be delighted by courses of the calibre of Maspalomas, which are best enjoyed from one of the islands excellent hotels.
Top courses & experiences:
- Real Club De Golf De Las Palmas
- Anfi Tauro Golf
- Roque Nublo
- Maspalomas Dunes
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Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura is the more private and intimate Canaries choice; less developed commercially than Tenerife or Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura is a charming destination. The jewel in the island’s crown is the Sheraton Fuerteventura Beach Resort, the ultimate deluxe option.
Top courses & experiences:
- Salinas Golf Club
- Fuerteventura Golf Club
- Lobos Island
- Oasis Park
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Lanzarote
The south-easternmost of the Canary Islands, Lanzarote is a small but strikingly beautiful island. With an average annual temperature of 22 degrees, Lanzarote is a great year-round choice, with two outstanding golf courses and a first-class hotel to accommodate you.
Top courses & experiences:
- Costa Teguise Golf Club
- Lanzarote Golf
- Timanfaya National Park
- Jameos del Agua
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La Gomera
La Gomera has to be accessed via a short ferry from Tenerife, a fun journey that showcases the beauty of both islands. Although the second smallest of the main islands, La Gomera is home to Tecina Golf, one of Spain’s best courses and a must-play if you are in the Canaries.
Top courses & experiences:
- Tecina Golf
- Torre del Conde
- Roque de Agando
- Garajonay National Park
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Best Golf Courses in the Canary Islands
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Abama Golf
The championship golf course at Abama is considered by some to the best layout in the Canary Islands. Ranked among the greatest courses in Spain, Dave Thomas has created a must-play.
- Ranked in the top 40 courses in Spain
- Designed by Dave Thomas
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Tecina Golf
The stunning island of La Gomera is home to only one golf course, fortunately for those visiting it is one of the best in Spain, take the short ferry ride from Tenerife for a round to remember.
- Ranked in the top 40 courses in Spain
- Hosted the Canary Islands Championship in 2005
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Golf Costa Adeje
Costa Adeje boasts 27 fantastic holes of golf, with the 18-hole championship layout being one of the Canaries best, as seen when tour players took it on at the 2003 Canaries Spanish Open.
- Ranked in the top 85 courses in Spain
- Hosted the Canaries Spanish Open in 2003
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Canary Islands Drive Times & Weather
Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands and you can get from one side to the other in just over an hour, so you won’t have to drive too far to get to your hotel or resort.
Drive Times & Weather
The Ritz-Carlton, Abama
25 minutes from Tenerife South Airport
La Gomera (Via Ferry)
2 hours 30 minutes from Tenerife South Airport
Average Summer Temperature
23-27°C
Average Winter Temperature
15-19°C
Canary Islands Flights & Airports
Most of the main islands have their own airport, many of which are served by major airlines flying from the UK, be sure to check you heading to the right part of paradise!
Flights & Airports
London to the Canary Islands
4 hours 30 minutes
Tenerife Airports
Tenerife North (TFN) & Tenerife South (TFS)
Gran Canaria Airports
Gran Canaria Airport (LPA)
Lanzarote Aiports
Lanzarote Aiport (ACE)
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Sailing Holidays in the Canary Islands
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The Canary Islands boast an attractively warm and dry winter climate with the average temperature hovering around 21 degrees whilst the sea temperatures range between 18 and 20 degrees. Situated a short flight from the UK and the European mainland, the Canaries are a perfect destination for an all inclusive winter sun sailing holiday.
There really is no better way to beat the winter blues than with a sunny Canary Islands sailing holiday aboard tall ship Twister. Each island is well spaced out so it takes roughly a day to sail between each one, with the wind in your hair and land on the horizon you really feel like you are adventuring out on the big ocean.
The Canary Islands have some of the clearest skies in Europe, there are laws protecting it from light pollution including flights and radio waves.
WILDLIFE WATCHING IN THE CANARIES
It’s not just the sky above that is worth watching, the waters surrounding the Canary Islands are teeming with an array of wildlife with much of Tenerife designated as marine sanctuaries. Lucky guests may be treated to sightings of Brydes whales and occasionally even Sperm whales, who can be spotted in the deep channels between the islands. Playful Bottlenose dolphins tend to seek out Canary Islands sailing vessels and vie for pole position under the bowsprit whilst keen-eyed observers have located Hawksbill turtles and Manta Rays in previous years.
Birdlife is abundant here too with over 48 species calling the Canary Islands home, including Cory’s Shearwater and the Hoopoe with his colourful pink plumage. Additionally, a variety of different lizards are frequently spotted basking in the sun on warm rocks amongst the ever colourful plant life and lush green vegetation.
After a wonderful day at sea, it’s time to head ashore to explore the local villages, beaches and landscapes. Most itineraries will include an occasional day ashore walking and exploring allowing you to explore the quieter Canary Islands, first hand.
VISIT LA GOMERA
If the wind is right, sail to visit the steep red cliffs of La Gomera. Walk the rivers and valleys of the beautiful Garajonay National Park Life and get up early to watch the locals feeding the manta ray. With plenty of cafes and bars and the only beach on the island, sit back and relax in the sun.
As always, the weather and winds will dictate the itinerary for your sailing holiday in the Canaries but wherever you end up you will discover old fishing ports, marinas and luscious sun-drenched slopes. Stroll the streets of whitewashed houses with carved balconies, cool streets and old tapas bars serving local cheeses and wines.
Read guest Lizzie Churchill’s write up on her sailing holiday to the Canaries onboard tall ship Twister.
GET INVOLVED IN CANARY ISLANDS SAILING
As with all our voyages, the crew wish to involve you on deck as much as you like, whether steering, setting sails or navigating, however, we remember it is also your holiday and perhaps you prefer just to kick back and relax. No previous sailing experience is necessary for sailing in the Canary Islands, simply grab your suncream, jump on board and enjoy.
And if all of this isn’t enough to whet your appetite, then head over to our Journal and read about a solo traveller’s Canary Island sailing experience on board Bessie Ellen.
Offshore Sailing Expedition from Rotterdam to Tenerife
Enjoy an offshore sailing adventure with tall ship Oosterschelde as she sails from Rotterdam to Tenerife.
- Date: 6 December 2022
- Vessel: Oosterschelde
- Duration: 20 days
- Where: Netherlands/Canary Islands
£2,670.00Berths available
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Offshore Sailing Expedition from Tenerife to Cape Verde
Enjoy an offshore sailing adventure with tall ship Oosterschelde as she sails the Atlantic from Tenerife to Sal, Cape Verde.
- Date: 27 December 2022
- Vessel: Oosterschelde
- Duration: 8 days
- Where: Canary Islands/Cape Verde
£1,135. 00Berths available
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Offshore Passage Sailing to the Canary Islands
Set sails with Eye of the Wind for an ocean mile builder from the Spanish coast to Lanzarote in the Canary Islands.
- Date: 30 October 2023
- Vessel: Eye of the Wind
- Duration: 13 days
- Where: Spain/Lanzarote
£2,200.00Berths available
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Tall Ship Sailing in the Canary Islands
Sail with Eye of the wind from Lanzarote, the “Island of the Fire Mountains” to Tenerife, the “Island of Eternal Spring”
- Date: 11 November 2023
- Vessel: Eye of the Wind
- Duration: 8 days
- Where: Canary Islands
£2,200. 00Berths available
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Offshore Passage Sailing from Tenerife to Barbados
Immerse yourself into life at sea with an expedition sailing adventure on tall ship Eye of the Wind from Tenerife to Barbados.
- Date: 21 November 2023
- Vessel: Eye of the Wind
- Duration: 31 days
- Where: Tenerife/Barbados
£5,170.00Berths available
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Offshore Ocean Passage from Grenada to Scotland
Spend 34days at sea with tall ship Blue Clipper as she makes her way across the Atlantic from the Caribbean island of Grenada the West coast of Scotland.
- Date: 20 March 2024
- Vessel: Blue Clipper
- Duration: 34 days
- Where: Caribbean/Scotland
£4,785. 00Berths available
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Discover here the best deals for a long stay in the Canary Islands, the ideal destination for long holidays, teleworkers and digital nomads.
For decades, the Canary Islands have been a privileged destination for both national and international tourism because of the great attractions they offer the visitor, among which two factors stand out in particular: the extraordinary climate and the great security.
There’s little to say about the weather in the Canary Islands that isn’t already known. Its average annual temperature of 24ºC guarantees that you won’t feel cold in winter or hot in summer. But there’s one trick: the trade winds that blow from the north and cool the islands.
With regard to safety in these difficult times, there’s only one thing to bear in mind: the Canary Islands are the Spanish region with the lowest incidence of COVID-19. In other words, it’s a real haven against the coronavirus.
Therefore, it’s not surprising that the archipelago is currently a major attraction on the international scene for long-stay tourists, remote workers and digital nomads. And if it’s at really affordable prices, so much the better.
The Canary Islands, a paradise for a long stay for work or vacation
The good numbers registered in the islands in relation to the current pandemic has resulted in the region being officially considered as a safe travel area by the main tourist sending countries, i. e. Germany and the United Kingdom.
If we add to this an unbeatable climate throughout the year which allows for a lot of outdoor living and a magnificent tourist and leisure offer with which to enjoy endless things to do on the beach, in the mountains, cultural activities, etc.
But the Canary Islands are not just about tourism, as they’re an ideal spot that’s attracting more and more teleworkers and digital nomads from all over the world. The archipelago is, in essence, a great office for those who have the opportunity to work from wherever they want.
In fact, it isn’t at all unusual for the main cities of the islands, such as Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, to have an abundant supply of work spaces such as coworking, which revolve around business ideas in which the Internet plays an important role.
The best long stay deals in the Canary Islands are in HD Hotels
At HD Hotels we are aware of the circumstances, so we’ve decided to launch the best offer for long stays in the Canary Islands for all those visitors who want to make the archipelago their refuge from the current situation.
In this way, everyone will be able to enjoy up to 25% discount as a member of HD Club in our hotels in the Canary Islands for stays of more than 21 nights until December 19, 2021 (subject to availability):
- Acuario Lifestyle: located in the heart of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, this urban hotel is the ideal choice for remote work in a city where digital nomads feel at home.
- HD Parque Cristóbal Gran Canaria: the south of the island of Gran Canaria is one of the most attractive destinations in the whole archipelago. Both its great climate and the hotel location guarantee a peaceful and quiet stay.
- HD Parque Cristóbal Tenerife: the best family hotel in Spain in 2020 is located in the south of the island of Tenerife in an amazing setting where you can rest for a long time in complete safety and tranquillity.
- HD Beach Resort & Spa: Lanzarote is home to this spectacular hotel where you can practice sports at any time of the year thanks to its incredible location on the beachfront.
Whatever the choice, each of our establishments is 100% adapted to the new measures against coronavirus approved by the Canary Islands Government to preserve the low incidence of COVID-19 in the archipelago.
Whether you have to work remotely, are a digital nomad or simply need a long holiday, the Canary Islands are the ideal destination to enjoy work and leisure under an ideal climate and with top-level health measures. We’re waiting for you!
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Autumn in the Canary Islands is undoubtedly the best time to enjoy the good weather, quiet beaches and thousands of experiences to live at your own style.
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Gran Canaria Public Holidays 2022
Gran Canaria and the Canary Islands share 8 official “bank holidays” with the rest of Spain in 2022. The regional communities are autonomous and also have flexibility around four other common holidays, Thursday, April 14 (Holy Thursday), Monday, May 2 (the Monday following the labour Day festivities), Monday, July 25 (Santiago Apóstol, patron saint of Spain) and December 26 (the Monday following Christmas), which allows for celebrations to move, and some have, so they will not necessarily be bank holidays in all of Spain. This year the Labour Day, May Day, Fiesta del Trabajo falls on a Sunday.
In addition to these, each of the Canary Island has its own official holiday and each municipality decides two or their own, one of which is usually their patron saint’s day.
Here is a list of all the official bank holidays on Gran Canaria for 2022.
According to the Law of Ordination of Commercial Activity of the Canary Islands, each year ten Sundays and holidays are also decided on which businesses may remain open to the public if they choose to.
For the island of Gran Canaria, the days were set as: January 2, April 14, May 29, November 1 and 27 and December 6, 8, 11, 18 and 26, 2022.
JANUARY
Saturday, 1 January
Public holiday in Spain – New Year.
Thursday, 6 January
Public holiday in Spain – The Epiphany of the Lord, Reyes Magos, Epifanía del Señor
Thursday, 20 January
Local bank holiday in Agüimes – Festivities of San Sebastian
FEBRUARY
Wednesday, 2 February
Local bank holiday in Ingenio – Festividad de Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria y San Blas, Our Lady of Candelaria
MARCH
Tuesday, 1 March
Local Bank holiday in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Arucas, Firgas, Moya, Santa Brígida, Santa María de Guía, Tedeja, Teror, Valleseco – Martes de Carnaval, Shrove Tuesday, Pancake Day, Mardi gras
Thursday, 3 March
Local Bank Holiday in Agüimes – Carnival Thursday
APRIL
Thursday, 14 April
Public holiday in The Canary Islands/Spain – Holy Thursday, Jueves Santo.
Friday, 15 April
Public holiday in Spain – Good Friday, Viernes Santo.
MAY
Friday, 13 May
Local bank holiday in San Mateo – Festivities of Virgen of Fatima.
Monday, 30 May
Local Bank Holiday in the Canary Islands – Día de Canarias, The Day of The Canary Islands
JUNE
Monday, 6 June
Local bank holiday in Valleseco – Festivities of San Vicente Ferrer
Monday, 13 June
Local bank holiday in Mogán and Santa Brídiga – Festivities of San Antonio de Padua.
Monday, 20 June
Local Bank holiday in Moya – Festivities of San Antonio de Padua ( St. Anthony).
Friday, 24 June
Local Bank holiday in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Telde, Arucas, La Aldea de San Nicolás, Teror
Foundational festivities of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, festivities in honour of San Juan Bautista in Telde, Arucas and La Aldea and Festividad del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús in Teror
Wednesday, 29 June
Local Bank holiday in Agaete and in Ingenio – Festividad San Pedro Apóstol, Festivities in honour of St Peter
JULY
Saturday, 16 July
Local Bank holiday in Mogán – Virgen del Carmen, the patron saint of sailors and fishermen.
Monday, 25 July
Local bank holiday in Gáldar and San Bartolomé de Tirajana – Festividad de Santiago Apóstol, the patron festivities in honour of Saint James the Apostle.
Tuesday, 26 July
Local bank holiday in Gáldar – Festivities of Santa Ana
AUGUST
Friday, 5 August
Local bank holiday in Agaete – Festivities of Lady of the snow: Festividad de Nuestra Señora de las Nieves
Monday, 15 August
Public holiday in Spain – The feast of the Assumption, Asunción de la Virgen
Tuesday, 16 August
Local bank holiday in Firgas, Santa María de Guía and Valsequillo – Festivities of San Roque
Wednesday, 24 August
Local bank holiday in San Bartolomé de Tirajana – the co-patronal celebrations of San Bartolomé.
Monday 29 August
Local bank holiday in Artenara – Day after the Feast of the Virgen de la Cuevita, Día posterior a la Festividad de la Virgen de la Cuevita
SEPTEMBER
Thursday, 8 September
Bank holiday on Gran Canaria, Lady of the Pine, the Patron Saint of Gran Canaria.
Saturday, 10 September
Local bank holiday in La Aldea – Fiestas in honour of the patron Saint, San Nicolás de Tolentino. (Día del Charco is on Sunday, 11 September)
Monday, 12 September
Local bank holiday in Tejeda – Day after the Festivities of the Virgen del Socorro, The patron of the municipality.
Wednesday, 14 September
Local Bank holiday in Artenara – Día del Santo Cristo de Acusa, The Christ of Acusa
Wednesday, 21 September
Local bank holiday in San Mateo – Festivities of St. Matthew.
Thursday, 29 September
Local bank holiday in Valsequillo – The feast of Saint Michael, San Miguel.
OCTOBER
Wednesday, 12 October
Public holiday in Spain: Fiesta Nacional de España. Día de la Hispanidad. (Indigenous Peoples and Intercultural Dialogue Day)
Monday, 24 October
Public holiday in Santa Lucía – Festividad de San Rafael, Patron festivities of San Rafael in Vecindario
NOVEMBER
Tuesday, 1 November
Public holiday in Spain, All saints’ Day, All Hallows’ Day, Halloween, Todos los Santos.
Thursday, November 17
Local Bank holiday in Telde – The festivities in honour of San Gregorio
DECEMBER
Tuesday, 6 December
Public holiday in Spain, Spanish Constitution Day, Día de la Constitución Española
Thursday, 8 December
Public holiday in Spain, The Immaculate Conception, Inmaculada Concepción.
Monday, 13 December
Local bank holiday in Santa Lucia de Tirajana – Saint Lucy’s Day.
Monday, December 26
Public holiday in The Canary Islands/Spain – Christmas, Natividad del Señor.
The 8 days that will be a bank holiday throughout Spain in 2022
Saturday, January 1 (New Year) – Thursday, January 6 (Epiphany of the Lord) – Friday, April 15 (Good Friday) – Monday, August 15 (Assumption of the Virgin) – Wednesday, October 12 (National Holiday of Spain) – Tuesday, November 1 (All Saints) – Tuesday, December 6 (Spanish Constitution Day) – Thursday, December 8 (Immaculate Conception)
Canary Islands holidays: What are the latest travel rules and do you need a Covid test?
The UK government has removed the Canary Islands from its “safe” list, starting 4am on Saturday 12 December.
It means travellers from the UK can’t venture to the Spanish holiday isles off the coast of west Africa without having to self-isolate on their return.
Still, with eight main islands to choose from – Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro and La Graciosa – and balmy weather well into winter, you may have booked a getaway despite the rule change.
But what are the rules for entry now there’s a new tier 4 and a new mutation of coronavirus? And do you need to take a Covid test before you go?
Here’s what you need to know.
Am I allowed to travel to the Canary Islands from the UK?
Whether you’re allowed to travel to the Canary Islands will depend on where you live. But whether you’ll be allowed in or not will depend on your nationality or residency status
From England, international travel is permitted in tiers 1, 2 and 3. Although the government has advised everyone to consider whether they need to travel right now.
Those living in tier 4 have been banned from international travel unless for an essential reason such as work.
However, the rules are different from the devolved nations
Wales has banned international leisure travel until January 2021, with the ban being kept under review. It is still permissible to travel for essential reasons such as education or work.
Northern Ireland does not forbid international travel. The government advice says: “Everyone is asked to be mindful of the risks of spreading the virus by travel and should use their judgement when deciding whether or not to undertake a journey based on the individual circumstances.”
In Scotland, the rules depend on where you live and what your local Covid-19 rates are like. For those living in tiers 0 to 2, there is no advisory against international travel, but those living in tiers 3 and 4 are told not to travel outside of the area except for essential purposes such as work or caring responsibilities.
“Going on holiday, including abroad, is not a reasonable excuse to leave a level 3 or 4 area,” reads the guidance
How can you get there
There are currently direct flights from the UK to Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, and Lanzarote with British Airways, easyJet, Ryanair and Wizz Air.
Tui and Jet2 are also offering flight-inclusive package holidays. As the Foreign Office hasn’t updated its travel advice for the Canary Islands, the two operators are still running trips as normal. However, some customers who do not wish to travel due to the need to quarantine on return may be able to move their holiday to another time.
La Palma, La Gomera and El Hierro can be reached via connecting flights or boats from other islands, but La Graciosa is only accessible by boat from Lanzarote.
Will they let me in when I arrive?
This depends on your nationality and your residency status.
In response to the new variant of coronavirus, Spain has banned almost all arrivals from the UK. The only exceptions are Spanish citizens and those with residency status in Spain.
Those who only hold UK passports, for example, would not be allowed to enter any Spanish regions if they’re not normally resident in Spain, even if they’re intending to travel for work.
If you are allowed to enter, you will need to fill in the Spanish government’s health form within 48 hours of travel. This will include your contact details as well as your history of exposure to Covid-19. Once you’ve completed the form, you will be sent a QR code, which you will need to show on arrival.
Once you get to Spain, you will also be temperature checked and undergo a visual health assessment. Those presenting with coronavirus symptoms will have to see a health professional.
You will also need to download the RadarCOVID app for use on the islands.
Will I have to take a Covid-19 PCR test?
No, other tests are now also acceptible.
Since 23 November, the Spanish government has required all passengers (including children) travelling to Spanish airports and ports from “risk” countries, such as the UK, to present a negative Covid-19 PCR test. This must be taken within 72 hours of arrival.
However, the Canary Islands announced that antigen tests are also permitted, contrary to the advice from the Spanish government.
Now the Canary Islands advises: “You need to have diagnostic test for active SARS-COV-2 infection with a negative result. The tests that are allowed are PCR (RT-PCR for COVID-19), and antigen tests that detect SARS-COV-2 antigens with an accuracy of 97 per cent and a sensitivity of over 80 per cent as defined in their supporting documentation.
“The test must come with a printed or digital certificate that contains the following information: name, surnames and ID number of the person tested, name of the health organisation or authority that does the test, contact details of the medical centre, brand and health authorisation of the test, date and time of the test, and the test result. In the case of antigen tests, the certificate must include the accuracy and sensitivity of the test. It is preferable if the test certificate is in English or Spanish.”
It would allow British holidaymakers heading for Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and the other islands to take a test on the way to the airport rather than visit a test clinic two or three days before departure.
Mainland Spain has also since updated its requirements. The Foreign Office said: “From 10 December, a TMA (Transcription-Mediated Amplification) swab test or a LAMP (Loop-Mediated Isothermal Amplification) test are also accepted by Spanish authorities, again taken within no more than 72 hours prior to arrival.”
Meanwhile, the Canary Islands have issued a list of approved testing centres in the UK.
Will I have to quarantine when I arrive?
No, Spain does not require travellers arriving from the UK to quarantine. If you’re travelling from elsewhere, double check with the local embassy.
Will I have to quarantine when I come home?
Yes – as of 4am on Saturday 12 December, all arrivals from the Canaries into the UK will need to quarantine for up to 10 days.
From 15 December, travellers who live in England may opt to leave self-isolation early by paying for a Lamp test five days after they leave a country that’s not on the travel corridors list. If it is negative, they can stop self-isolating. So if you leave Tenerife on Saturday 12 December, you can take a test from 17 December onwards.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have not signed up for this.
Can I travel between the islands?
Although some areas of Spain are currently subject to additional entry and exit restrictions, the Canary Islands are not affected at present, which means you can travel between the islands without any issues.
Are hotels open?
Yes, but you should double check. While hotels have been permitted to open since mid-May, some will have closed after a quieter summer season.
However, as the Canary Islands are very much an all-year destination, many will still be open through the winter months.
Are restaurants, shops and attractions open?
Like hotels, many restaurants, shops and attractions will still be open, but not all.
There are additional restrictions in place, however.
In restaurants, the tables will be more spread out, and there’s a limit of six people for all social gatherings. No customers will be admitted after 11pm, with all establishments closed by 12am.
Only bars with an outdoor space are open, with a 75 per cent capacity limit in place, and drinks are table-service only – so you can’t congregate around the bar, for example. And as dance floors remain closed, there are no nightclubs. As with restaurants, customers won’t be allowed in after 11pm and the premises must close by 12am.
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If you’re hoping to visit an attraction, you will need to pre-book as there are now additional limits on capacity in place. Many will also have introduced one-way systems to allow social distancing and manage crowds.
As for cultural spaces such as cinemas and theatres, you may find that you’ll be assigned a seat rather than getting to choose.
What rules are in place?
Spain has made the wearing of face coverings mandatory for anyone over the age of six on public transport and in many indoor and outdoor public spaces. The only exceptions are for those who are disabled or have a respiratory condition, or when you’re eating and drinking or exercising.
You must wear masks when entering beaches, swimming pools or outdoor areas, and when you’re moving around. However, you can take off your mask when you’re swimming, or when you’re sitting or lying in one spot with at least 1.5 metres between you and people outside of your group. All of these areas will also have additional capacity restrictions in place.
What if you get sick?
If you experience any coronavirus symptoms, you should self-isolate at your accommodation and call 900 112 061 for instructions. They will put you in touch with the most appropriate medical centre.
In order to boost tourism, the Canary Islands are also offering free medical insurance for tourists, which covers medical expenses, medical repatriation and your stay if you need to quarantine on the islands for 15 days.
The policy is offered to all tourists visiting the Canary Islands who test positive for coronavirus during their stay at “any regulated establishment”, as well as their accompanying relatives, even when the latter have not tested positive for Covid-19.
Tenerife in December (80 photos)
Beach holidays in winter, unique nature and climatic conditions, island romance, adventures, gatherings in a restaurant to the sound of waves and a glass of wine with seafood … Arriving in Tenerife from a gray and snowy millionaire for just a week, you adapt very quickly and already want to stay here forever
One hundred kilometers from the airport of arrival, the top of one of the Canary Islands, Tenerife, is already visible. The plane will land from the south. The flight from Warsaw, lasting 5.5 hours, was a little tired and after a bitter frost, I want to breathe warm air on the island of eternal spring
Sleeping volcano Teide in the very center of the island
We fly by the resorts of the south – Playa de Las Americas and Los Christianos
Banana Plantations
Streets of the resort los of Christianos
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9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 on the Atlantic coast with free toilets, changing rooms and showers. It begins to slowly fill up towards noon. The water temperature is +21 and the sun is hot. Many grandmothers are not shy about sunbathing without a top, although this is not a nude beach!
Children bathe in the so-called natural pool, a limited area of the coast with natural sea water, where full protection from possible waves is provided
Experienced surfers catch a 4-meter wave. Surfing on the islands can be practiced all year round, and it is better to rent a board and a wetsuit on the beach for 20-30 euros per day
Apartments overlooking the Teide
By sunset, the beaches are empty and everyone moves inside the city to have dinner and relax further
The sun sets very quickly, almost vertically, and immediately becomes dark, in December at about 6 pm
Embankment
Old people play golf
We are going to explore the island. Rocks that are called Los Gigantos
Also here you can watch whales, dolphins and fur seals in their natural habitat, as indicated by this sign
Boat trips are organized along the rocks, and hiking can be done directly in the mountains
Acantilados de los Gigantes
Rocks are cut to build apartments with stunning views
Entrance to the courtyard of a private house
Ready for Christmas and New Year!
You can walk along the shore, studying the lava formations. It is dangerous to swim here
But there are natural pools
We return home along the motorway, where you can comfortably move between cities at a speed limit of 120 km/h. Ring traffic is organized almost everywhere
In the morning we leave for the highway to get to the Teresitas beach with imported Sahara sand. We pass through the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife along the coast. There are already traffic lights here
The beach and the fishing village of San Andres on a hillside just 10 kilometers from the capital
Low tide
In winter, you need to carefully monitor the weather to enjoy this place. And then you can come and it will rain and +14. Lucky 9 today0005
An oil rig is visible not far from the shore. Recently, oil deposits were found here, but the locals are afraid of a leakage of raw materials, as was the case in the Gulf of Mexico, and against such a neighborhood
I still don’t understand whether they are extracting something there or just developing it
In order not to return along the same road back , we make a detour through the mountains and climb higher along the serpentine
At an altitude of 900 meters, the temperature dropped from 22 to 9 degrees. At the top, a riot of vegetation and a view of Teide
There are only a few houses in the village. Here the hostess dries the cobs of corn.
Shed with goats. And by the water, Santa Cruz and its port
Viewpoint La Cruz del Carmen. Here you can see panoramas of the laurel forests of the Anaga Nature Reserve, as well as the city of San Cristobal de La Laguna and its environs, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List
Paths through the jungle lead to no less interesting places
We go down to the capital, on the right is the port
Auditorio Opera House is located almost on the outskirts
Beautiful in the center. Trams even run from public transport
Park area
Clean, tidy, like a capital. Cleaners sweep with brooms made of palm leaves
Pedestrian street decorated with New Year’s lights
The next day, we start climbing to Teide along the two-lane winding road TF-21. Having passed the village of Vilaflor, at an altitude of more than 1.5 kilometers, we drive into clouds
We continue our way through coniferous forests
There are no roadsides on such roads, so for rest and admiring the views we have to stop only at observation platforms. Red volcanic soil
And if you look towards the ocean, you will see mountain slopes planted with vineyards
In the background, near the coast, you can see greenhouses, which at the beginning were photographed from an airplane
On the territory of the Teide National Park. The landscape changed to almost deserted
Due to the unique natural conditions, many directors shoot their fantasy films here, including Star Wars. Now a German film crew has settled here.
There is very little left. You can already see the lift legs
A cable car in both directions costs 26 euros. But this is not yet the Teide peak
To climb to a height of 3718 meters, you need to overcome 160 meters on foot. Moreover, permission to climb must be issued in advance and presented at the top along with a passport
Volcano crater. You can see equipment that probably registers activity
Warm and smelly jets of gas sometimes burst out from under your feet
It’s quite windy at the top and +8. But a 360-degree panorama opens up, the entire island is visible. And it could be snow. On the right you can see the road we were on. As always, the photo does not capture the full scale
Northern part of the island
On the way back, we accidentally stop by the alleys of Vilaflor. No fences! A tangerine tree grows near the entrance to the house (very tasty, by the way), and there are vineyards around
Punta Brava, a village in the north of Tenerife
Here you can endlessly stand on the shore and watch the waves break on the rocks
View to the left
Outskirts of Puerto de la Cruz near Loro Parque. It was hard not to come here, because this park is advertised all over the island and on every trash can. I even thought that it was state-owned
But I googled it, no – private. And it was founded many years ago by a visiting German who fell in love with this island. Loro is Spanish for parrot. It used to be a parrot park that has grown into a virtual zoo with many animals. Main entrance
King penguins. We slowly drive along the moving path and look at everything inside. One dived below
Fur seal show. The whole park blends in harmoniously with the environment
Everything is very well organized and after one show you immediately unobtrusively get into another. Dolphins ride a girl from the audience
A pool with killer whales. Nothing special was shown, but in itself it is amazing how a person could tame such huge predators. Where there are white stickers on the seats – this is a splash zone, where it is better not to meddle without a raincoat
At some point, you get to a 15-meter high wooden staircase where birds fly almost in their natural habitat. The space around the perimeter is limited by a grid
Crocodile
There is not only a zoo, but also laboratories that care for animals and conduct various researches
Candelaria, a small town near the capital
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Narrow cozy streets with cafes and colorful houses
But most of all, Candelaria is known for its basilica
And the statues of the indigenous people of the Canary Islands on the waterfront
Accommodation in a good location. Inexpensive
Holidays in Tenerife in December
Tenerife is called the Island of Eternal Spring. In winter, it is one of the most popular destinations due to the mild and pleasant ambient temperatures. There is no scorching sun and crowds of tourists in Tenerife in December. This Mediterranean resort will greet you with excellent service and heavenly landscapes.
Some features of the island’s climate
The Canary Islands, although they belong to Spain, are closer to Africa than to Europe. This largely determines their climate. Winter, such as we used to see it, is not here. The lower temperature limit fluctuates around 16 degrees above zero, and it already seems to the inhabitants of terrible frosty weather.
When going on vacation to this region, you need to take into account a few nuances:
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During the hot season, the difference in climate between the northern and southern parts of the island is imperceptible.
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The weather in Tenerife in December will differ depending on which part of the island you plan to visit.
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The northern part is more often blown by cold winds and is more suitable for tourists making sightseeing pilgrimages.
In this region, the temperature is slightly lower than on the opposite side of the island.
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You need to go to the south side with children. This part is warmer and less exposed to cold winds.
You need to take two sets of clothes with you: autumn and summer. During the day the temperature will be warm and it will be possible to walk in shorts, and in the evening you will need a warm sweater or windbreaker.
Characteristic temperature
The temperature in Tenerife in December averages 21-22° during the day and 16-17° at night, depending on the region.
The northern part of the island is 1 degree colder than the southern one. During the day you can bask in the sun, because the ideal temperature for a uniform tan is +21°. At night you will need a sweater or a windbreaker, it will be cool – + 16 °. The temperature of the water in the ocean is kept stable + 21 °. Light precipitation is expected here, meteorologists even joke: if you are going on vacation in Tenerife, then four days from your vacation will definitely be rainy.
The south is a little warmer. But in this part there is no such riot of plants as in the north, due to the fact that the region is more arid. The ocean temperature is +20°, during the day the air warms up to +22°, and at night it cools down to +17°. Reviews about Tenerife in December indicate that such a regime is very comfortable for residents of more northern regions. In the heat it is very difficult to endure the difference in climate, but it is pleasant to be in a warm spring all year round.
Weather in Tenerife in December by city
In Granadilla de Abona and Icod de los Vinos, the fluctuations range from +19° during the day to +17° at night. The ocean is warm.
Candelaria and La Orotava are a bit cooler – +18° and +16°.
The warmest air temperature in Tenerife in December is observed in the cities of Los Llanos de Aridane and Santa Cruz de La Palma. Day average – +21 °, night – 19 ° heat.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife has a very changeable climate. If it started to rain, then in a couple of minutes the sun will appear. And if the morning pleases with a beautiful bright sunrise, then by lunchtime clouds may appear, in the afternoon it will rain, and in the evening it will give a bright rich sea sunset.
What to do in December
First of all, this is an extensive excursion program. You can get to know the indigenous people of the island, their culture and traditions.
At the beginning of December Tenerife celebrates the Orange Festival. The day in honor of sweet fruits is even declared a holiday. The central squares of cities turn into orange rivers. Everywhere they offer to taste citrus varieties and buy a couple. At the end of the day, the results are held and the best gardeners are selected, who receive valuable prizes.
In December, the most important holiday of all Catholics takes place – Christmas. Already a week before December 25, the streets of the city are filled with a pleasant atmosphere of New Year’s fuss. Only the usual snow and Christmas trees are not here. And there are palm trees, fruits and artisan fairs.
Things to watch out for in December
In December, Tenerife should not get involved in water sports. You can go diving near the shore or drift on a yacht without going far from the resort. But going out to sea is not recommended. The ocean is very rough at this time of the year. His mood can change very quickly, and it is almost impossible to predict this.
If you are planning a vacation with children, then you should remember that swimming in the pool is also a very pleasant experience, sometimes even better than in the sea. In winter, the waves are high here, the water is restless. And in the pools there is always a warm comfortable environment with minimal health risks. Tourists note that in some hotels the pools are so warm that the water seems hot. As, for example, in GrandKanaree, where +28°C was recorded.
Beaches and resorts in Tenerife in December
Our compatriots prefer to stay in winter on the south side of the island. In addition to more comfortable weather conditions, the infrastructure is most developed here. It is closer to all interesting sights than from the north side. The weather in Tenerife in December has proven itself well. Reviews of tourists indicate that it is very comfortable to relax here, and you can get a tan even in cloudy weather.
Tourists recommend Playa de Las Americas and Costa Adeje. In this area there are chic respectable five-star hotels, and there are also more budget options for a quiet family vacation.
Most tourists in Puerto de la Cruz. This is a relatively inexpensive resort that has proven itself from the best side. Beautiful beaches, excellent cuisine, Allinclusive hotels – and all this for a low fee. By the way, it is on Puerto de la Cruz that it is recommended to rent transport. The prices are the lowest on the island. If the budget is very small, then you can stay overnight in a tent camp.
The best beaches in December
The opinions of tourists are the same: in December you should definitely swim on the Playa del Duc beach in Las Americas. It is very clean, clear water and light sand. The winds bypass the bay, so this area is very warm. The shallow sea allows you to enjoy your holiday with children.
Another beach near Las Americas is Las Vistas. Its length is more than two kilometers, so there is plenty of space. In December, the influx of tourists is small, and the prices for sun loungers range from 140 to 210 rubles, which is a very low price for Caribbean resorts.
You can admire the black sand at Playa Jardin. Its highlight is an unusual waterfall on one side. Clean, well maintained and very warm. In Playa Jardin fall in love at first sight.
The most beautiful black beach is San Marcos. It is located near Puerto de la Cruz.
Traveling to Tenerife in winter with children
December should not frighten parents. Reviews about this period at the resort are only the most positive. Children are very sensitive to climate change, and cool weather has a beneficial effect on health. This region is indicated for frequent colds, as saturation with clean southern air helps to strengthen the immune system.
A small influx of tourists will protect against various resort diseases, including intestinal infections. The possibility of being bitten by insects is excluded, because at this time of the year they prefer to hide in their minks. On the other hand, Tenerife is a paradise for children. Animators, entertainment, high level of service – all this helps to enjoy the rest for real.
Conclusion
Vacation in Tenerife in the winter is a spring bliss. Reviews of tourists say that this particular month is the most beautiful for a trip to the Caribbean.
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Holidays in Tenerife in December
Tenerife is called the Island of Eternal Spring. In winter, it is one of the most popular destinations due to the mild and pleasant ambient temperatures. There is no scorching sun and crowds of tourists in Tenerife in December. This Mediterranean resort will greet you with excellent service and heavenly landscapes.
Some features of the island’s climate
The Canary Islands, although they belong to Spain, are closer to Africa than to Europe. This largely determines their climate. Winter, such as we used to see it, is not here. The lower temperature limit fluctuates around 16 degrees above zero, and it already seems to the inhabitants of terrible frosty weather.
When going on vacation to this region, you need to take into account a few nuances:
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During the hot season, the difference in climate between the northern and southern parts of the island is imperceptible.
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The weather in Tenerife in December will differ depending on which part of the island you plan to visit.
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The northern part is more often blown by cold winds and is more suitable for tourists making sightseeing pilgrimages. In this region, the temperature is slightly lower than on the opposite side of the island.
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You need to go to the south side with children. This part is warmer and less exposed to cold winds.
You need to take two sets of clothes with you: autumn and summer. During the day the temperature will be warm and it will be possible to walk in shorts, and in the evening you will need a warm sweater or windbreaker.
Characteristic temperature
The temperature in Tenerife in December averages 21-22° during the day and 16-17° at night, depending on the region.
The northern part of the island is 1 degree colder than the southern one. During the day you can bask in the sun, because the ideal temperature for a uniform tan is +21°. At night you will need a sweater or a windbreaker, it will be cool – + 16 °. The temperature of the water in the ocean is kept stable + 21 °. Light precipitation is expected here, meteorologists even joke: if you are going on vacation in Tenerife, then four days from your vacation will definitely be rainy.
The south is a little warmer. But in this part there is no such riot of plants as in the north, due to the fact that the region is more arid. The ocean temperature is +20°, during the day the air warms up to +22°, and at night it cools down to +17°. Reviews about Tenerife in December indicate that such a regime is very comfortable for residents of more northern regions. In the heat it is very difficult to endure the difference in climate, but it is pleasant to be in a warm spring all year round.
Weather in Tenerife in December by city
In Granadilla de Abona and Icod de los Vinos, the fluctuations range from +19° during the day to +17° at night. The ocean is warm.
Candelaria and La Orotava are a bit cooler – +18° and +16°.
The warmest air temperature in Tenerife in December is observed in the cities of Los Llanos de Aridane and Santa Cruz de La Palma. Day average – +21 °, night – 19 ° heat.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife has a very changeable climate. If it started to rain, then in a couple of minutes the sun will appear. And if the morning pleases with a beautiful bright sunrise, then by lunchtime clouds may appear, in the afternoon it will rain, and in the evening it will give a bright rich sea sunset.
What to do in December
First of all, this is an extensive excursion program. You can get to know the indigenous people of the island, their culture and traditions.
At the beginning of December Tenerife celebrates the Orange Festival. The day in honor of sweet fruits is even declared a holiday. The central squares of cities turn into orange rivers. Everywhere they offer to taste citrus varieties and buy a couple. At the end of the day, the results are held and the best gardeners are selected, who receive valuable prizes.
In December, the most important holiday of all Catholics takes place – Christmas. Already a week before December 25, the streets of the city are filled with a pleasant atmosphere of New Year’s fuss. Only the usual snow and Christmas trees are not here. And there are palm trees, fruits and artisan fairs.
Things to watch out for in December
In December, Tenerife should not get involved in water sports. You can go diving near the shore or drift on a yacht without going far from the resort. But going out to sea is not recommended. The ocean is very rough at this time of the year. His mood can change very quickly, and it is almost impossible to predict this.
If you are planning a vacation with children, then you should remember that swimming in the pool is also a very pleasant experience, sometimes even better than in the sea. In winter, the waves are high here, the water is restless. And in the pools there is always a warm comfortable environment with minimal health risks. Tourists note that in some hotels the pools are so warm that the water seems hot. As, for example, in GrandKanaree, where +28°C was recorded.
Beaches and resorts in Tenerife in December
Our compatriots prefer to stay in winter on the south side of the island. In addition to more comfortable weather conditions, the infrastructure is most developed here. It is closer to all interesting sights than from the north side. The weather in Tenerife in December has proven itself well. Reviews of tourists indicate that it is very comfortable to relax here, and you can get a tan even in cloudy weather.
Tourists recommend Playa de Las Americas and Costa Adeje. In this area there are chic respectable five-star hotels, and there are also more budget options for a quiet family vacation.
Most tourists in Puerto de la Cruz. This is a relatively inexpensive resort that has proven itself from the best side. Beautiful beaches, excellent cuisine, Allinclusive hotels – and all this for a low fee. By the way, it is on Puerto de la Cruz that it is recommended to rent transport. The prices are the lowest on the island. If the budget is very small, then you can stay overnight in a tent camp.
The best beaches in December
The opinions of tourists are the same: in December you should definitely swim on the Playa del Duc beach in Las Americas. It is very clean, clear water and light sand. The winds bypass the bay, so this area is very warm. The shallow sea allows you to enjoy your holiday with children.
Another beach near Las Americas is Las Vistas. Its length is more than two kilometers, so there is plenty of space. In December, the influx of tourists is small, and the prices for sun loungers range from 140 to 210 rubles, which is a very low price for Caribbean resorts.
You can admire the black sand at Playa Jardin. Its highlight is an unusual waterfall on one side.