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Velvet season in the Canary Islands

«The Island of eternal spring» and «Paradise» – the so-called Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands.

There always comfortable and mild weather, never too hot or too cold, and if the average temperature is around 20 degrees, the water temperature does not drop below 21 degrees. Here the "velvet" season lasts all year.

In Tenerife you can find a variety of hotels for every taste – traditional and designer.

For excellent comfort and comfort that awaits every guest of the island, every year on the Canary Islands flies to 11 million tourists.

WHAT TO CHOOSE?

Most tourists prefer the South of the island – town of Playa de Las Americas, located 17 km from the international airport Reina Sofia. Here you will find the most popular hotels in the Canary Islands and the best places of leisure.

Not far from Playa de Las Americas is Los Cristianos (Los Cristianos) with a large beach and seaport, which has frequent links with the fast ferries FRED OLSEN, which you can quickly get to the other Islands. The town of Costa Adeje is adjacent to Playa de Las Americas on the other side. Here are several luxury hotels of the highest category.

And windsurfers just love the town of Medano, which is located in the South-East of the island – it is known for constant winds, which are so fond of chasing Mavericks.

WHERE TO STAY?

There is no doubt in the quality of service and the comfort of the hotels of the Canary Islands. Here you can easily find the right place to stay that will fully meet your requirements in price and comfort.

In Tenerife located a variety of hotel complexes – and hotels, occupying the top of the international rankings, and budget hotels level 2*-3*, and many good 4* hotels. Here even operate hotel complexes employed in the system of "All Inclusive". In the Canary Islands any requirements for the quality of accommodation will be satisfied in full.

WHAT TO BUY?

Of course, what is produced in the Canary Islands honey rum Ron MIEL, Malmsey wine, rum Arehucas, the liquor from the SAP of the Dragon tree and cute local crafts - parrots, lizards, etc.