Americans on Tenerife
Falling in love with El Médano, we stayed to watch the kite surfers while Barrett and Kyle unsuccessfully tried their luck at body surfing.
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Destination Lanzarote
In the third of our series of holiday destinations that are easily accessible from Tenerife, we take flight to the Eastern Canary Island of Lanzarote…
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Tenerife Is The Gateway To Cruise Ship Adventures
For hundreds of years Tenerife was an important trading hub for sailing ships as they introduced new tastes and experiences across the globe. That spirit of adventure is back in Santa Cruz…
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Destination Marrakech
Just 300km (186 miles) off the coast of Tenerife, rarely has a destination been so near and yet so many worlds apart as Morocco.
Destination Costa Brava
The coast is classic Mediterranean with sigh-inducing cove after cove of azure waters lapping beaches backed by scented pines. Inland, rolling hills surround perfectly preserved medieval towns and villages.
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Anyone Fancy a Free Holiday at Sands Beach Resort in Lanzarote?
If you haven’t already spotted it, this month we are once again working in partnership with Sands Beach Resort in Costa Teguise, Lanzarote to give one lucky fan of our Facebook page a truly fabulous holiday prize ““ one week, half board at Sands Beach.
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Queen Elizabeth, New Ace In The Cunard Pack
She may not be the biggest ship to drop anchor in Tenerife this year, or even this month, but when it comes to regal splendour the newly launched Queen Elizabeth sits crown and shoulders above her rivals…
Booking a Holiday on Tenerife? Whose advice do you trust?
Unless you’re clued in to research techniques and know enough to separate the real from the copycats, ploughing through the mass of information available online is time-consuming and fraught with pitfalls[…]
Island Hopping in the Canaries
There are less than 230 kilometres and an entire universe of difference between La Palma in the west and Fuerteventura in the east and in between, there are five islands as disparate as any in the Greek archipelago.
So why isn’t island hopping in the Canaries more popular?
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