Search Results

The resort of Puerto Naos on the west coast of La Palma is a great holiday destination for a number of reasons. Located next to the sea and surrounded by banana plantations it is ideal for visitors in search of peace and tranquility. As well as the main beach at Puerto Naos, there are other nearby coves that can also be explored before refuelling and recharging with the tasty local squid freshly prepared in the area. This inviting and picturesque spot is at heart a local resort and is a delightful destination away from mass tourism.

Under the watchful gaze of Mount Teide, the third highest volcano in the world, and bathed by the Atlantic Ocean, tourists have been falling in love with Puerto de la Cruz since the nineteenth century. Located in the north of Tenerife, visitors to this town can stroll amongst typical Canarian buildings found alongside beautifully kept beaches, or enjoy a day out at Loro Parque zoo. To unwind, there’s nowhere better than Lago Martiánez; a beautiful complex of saltwater swimming pools, designed by César Manrique.

This pretty, welcoming fishing village in south Gran Canaria still maintains its local feel. Its spectacular architecture contrasts with its flowery gardens and bridged canals. The golden beach is so inviting that it’s hard not to lie down on the golden sand or dive into the calm water as soon as you arrive. A great resort for children.

The maritime atmosphere of the marina in this small community has been moved onto dry land. In its streets and walkways reign peace as well as the good taste synonymous with one of the most stylish corners of the island of Lanzarote. On any day of the year, a yacht can be hired to enjoy the sea or a trip taken on a catamaran to see the Natural Monument of los Ajaches from a different angle. Located in the south of the island, Puerto Calero is well known for its high quality in the service industry.

Playa del Inglés, in south Gran Canaria,is the ideal spot for a fun holiday. Perfect for kayaking and walking along the beach, as well as renting jet skis, dining out at beachfront restaurants and exploring the vast sand dunes with the family. If you have any spare energy, there plenty of lively night spots in the resort.

The vast beaches of Morro Jable, the southernmost tourist resort of Fuerteventura, are the perfect place to unwind. The sheer size of the beaches mean you can choose whether to relax on one of the sun loungers or move a little further away to switch off completely as you listen to the sound of the waves. The waters of Morro Jable are ideal for learning to surf or for those who want to pass the time just floating on the surfboard. There is also a port, which offers connections with Gran Canaria via a two-hour boat trip.

Tenerife’s mild climate combined with the stunning scenery of Los Gigantes in the west of the island, make this destination a unique place to relax and unwind. The cliffs reach heights of an incredible 600 metres and although it is possible to admire them from the sandy beach, nothing beats a boat trip to take you up close to the base of these monumental stone walls. As the sun goes down, take a rest on black sand beach and enjoy the views of the neighbouring island of La Gomera.

Situated in the south of Tenerife, Los Cristianos is the ideal place to combine rest and relaxation with fun. To unwind and recharge there is nothing quite like spending the day lying in the sand listening to the sounds of the sea. Once night falls, you can take a walk along the shopping streets and have a drink on one of the terraces. You can also take a quick boat ride across to the neighbouring island of La Gomera from the port of Los Cristianos, and enjoy a wonderful, different day out.

The feeling of freedom reigning in the small tourist town of Costa Teguise, in the east of Lanzarote, makes it ideal for getting away from the worries of everyday life. Its four natural beaches offer the opportunity not only to relax but also to windsurf all year round. The traveller who wishes to know Lanzarote will find Costa Teguise a wonderful place to stay as it is located near many places of tourist interest.

Relax and enjoy the tranquility of a resort that undoubtedly lives up to its name (“the Calm Coast”). Located in the south of Fuerteventura, next to the Jandia nature reserve, Costa Calma is an oasis in the island’s arid landscape. There are hotels and apartments of varying prices, so most visitors can find accommodation to suit their needs. Its long beach offers plenty of wonderful spots to take a rest but is also perfect for adrenalin- inducing water sports.