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From the Beach to the Volcano: 3 Things Not to Miss in Puerto del Carmen

On the southeast coast of the Spanish island of Lanzarote lies Puerto del Carmen, a popular resort town known for its lively nightlife, stunning beaches, and breathtaking volcanic landscape. As a former fishing village, visiting the quaint Old Town Harbour will transport you back in time, giving you a glimpse into Puerto del Carmen’s maritime past. While Puerto del Carmen is a favourite destination among families, it also appeals to older couples who prefer travelling off-peak.  If you fancy a

Salou

5 Fun Family Things to Do in Salou!

For young families craving a stress-free holiday filled with fun, sun, and sea, Salou is the place to be. A resort town in Spain’s Tarragona region, Salou stretches along the sandy Costa Daurada, southwest of Barcelona, and is a family-friendly destination ideal for those seeking a relaxing getaway that also keeps the little ones entertained. Located a short distance from Reus Airport and with many all-inclusive resorts to choose from, Salou is the perfect place to go for a blend

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A Day at the Museums of Lloret de Mar

If you’re planning a visit to Lloret de Mar, on Spain’s Costa Brava, chances are you’re hoping to spend a lot of your time enjoying the beautiful beaches and crystalline ocean, dining on delicious local food, and generally making the most of the wonderful ambience of this popular Spanish coastal gem. Come for the Sun, Stay for the Culture  Lloret’s appeal seems almost universal as an attractive place for families, youthful sunseekers and party-goers, but it also packs a punch

Cala D'Or

2 Days, 2 Culture-Based Day Trips from Cala d’Or

Cala d’Or, situated on the Spanish Balearic island of Mallorca, is a popular holiday resort famous for its seemingly endless sunshine, stunning natural setting, and proliferation of gorgeous sandy beaches. The collective title of Cala d’Or comprises a number of beautiful coves (Cala Esmeralda, Cala Ferrera, Cala Gran, Cala Serena, and Cala Llonga), and with a surprising diversity of size and amenities, there’s the cliched (but highly desirable!) “something for everyone” here – including the opportunity to explore some culture

Puerto Pollensa

3 Days of Beach Bliss and Nature in Puerto Pollensa

Welcome to Puerto Pollensa, a charming resort town in northern Mallorca, Spain. With its majestic marina and picturesque promenade, this Mediterranean gem is the perfect destination for nature enthusiasts and culture lovers looking for a blend of relaxation, exploration, and a healthy dose of paella! Puerto Pollensa is known for its pristine beaches and vibrant food scene, but beyond its sun-kissed shores lies a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural wonders waiting to be discovered.  A Coastal Haven For

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Sea Views and Sculptures in Lloret de Mar: Santa Clotilde Gardens

Along the picturesque Costa Brava is the charming coastal town of Lloret de Mar. This former fishing village and jewel of Catalonia in northeastern Spain is known for its sandy beaches, historic sites, and broad selection of seafood restaurants. While many visitors flock to Lloret de Mar for its vibrant nightlife, there are also plenty of attractions that cater to those seeking a more laid-back cultural experience.  Discover Santa Clotilde Gardens One of Lloret de Mar’s best kept secrets is

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Port d’Alcudia: Fun and Sun for All the Family!

Mallorca is a well-known travel destination for those looking to escape to the sun for some rest and relaxation. Although it’s popular with both partygoers and families, I think it offers the perfect package for those travelling with kids: beaches, fun parks, nature reserves, and restaurants that serve all kinds of food. There is something for everyone. However, my favourite family holiday haunt in Mallorca has to be Port d’Alcudia, located in the northeast of the island.  A Lot to

Caves, Culture, and César Manrique in Costa Teguise

Nestled on the Canary Island of Lanzarote lies the charming resort town of Costa Teguise, a haven for sun-seekers, beach lovers, and cultural enthusiasts alike. Situated on the eastern coast of the island, Costa Teguise boasts stunning beaches, a vibrant nightlife, and a range of must-see attractions to visit. But what truly sets it apart is its close ties to the visionary artist and sculptor César Manrique, who influenced the architectural style of Lanzarote. Discover the Beauty, Beaches and Cultural

Playa Blanca: A Winter Haven in Lanzarote

As winter wraps its chilly fingers around much of the Northern Hemisphere, the allure of a warm escape becomes ever more enticing for young and old. Playa Blanca is an ideal destination for a taste of off-season sunshine. Nestled on the southern tip of Lanzarote, it offers a blend of serene landscapes, vibrant town life, and an array of activities to suit diverse tastes. Playa Blanca is truly a haven for those who seek respite from the winter blues. Who

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Pick a Party! 48 Hours in Puerto Del Carmen

When I need some serious sun-drenching and a complete recharge of my batteries, nothing beats a little getaway to the Canaries. By far my favourite island to escape to is Lanzarote – its beaches, nightlife and countless other activities make it the perfect location for some good old R ‘n’ R. It offers plenty of excellent resorts to choose from but I’m always drawn back to Puerto del Carmen, which is located in the southeast of the island.  Discover the

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Playa del Inglés: Spend Two Days of Non Stop Sun and Fun!

Fun, fabulous, and with a reputation that’s upheld by thousands of eager visitors every year, Playa del Inglés, on the island of Gran Canaria, is a fan-favourite with people looking to hit the beach all day and party all night. Being situated at the southern end of the island means it’s blessed with mild year-round weather – a fact that only adds to its popularity.   Beaches, Bars and Buenos Tiempos!  Renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and lively nightlife, this isn’t

Las Palmas

5 Things to Love About Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

When it comes to holiday destinations, the term “something for everyone” is overused – but Las Palmas de Gran Canaria really does have that eclectic mix of highlights and attractions that appeals to every demographic. At the end of the day, who doesn’t like beautiful beaches, delicious food, interesting history, a vibrant city ambience, and accessible nature and culture? 5 Things to Love About Las Palmas  This buzzing city is the capital of Gran Canaria and Spain’s tenth largest city.

Maspalomas

3,2,1…Unwind in Magical Maspalomas

There are holidays, and then there are holidays… For many of us, heading off to sunny foreign climes (like the Canary Islands, for example) means exploring the local history, getting out on day trips, and generally immersing in the experience to find out as much as you possibly can about the place. But there are other times when you simply want to get away from your fast-paced life and just relax, take it easy, and soak up the sun, sea