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Tenerife, golfers paradise

Tuesday, April 1st, 2008
For the passionate golfer Tenerife is like paradise. The island counts 9 courses, each with its own particular character and set in the middle of the beautiful landscapes of the island. The climate on Tenerife is very comfortable with temperatures that rarely get too high to practice physical activities, so for sports conditions are almost ideal. The most popular courses are in the south, but some people seem to prefer the northern part of the island that is more green and also offers some very nice golfing facilities. What makes the golf courses of Tenerife so attractive is the care with which they are laid out, giving the impression of a genuine Canarian garden. Some courses have very reasonable prices and special offers for families. Tenerife has many attractions to offer but it is certainly a place to consider, if one likes to spend ...
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Sports and nature on Tenerife

Saturday, March 1st, 2008
Who wants to spend his holiday far away from mass tourism and tourist hustle and bustle thinks would feel well on the isle of Tenerife. Small country hotels, holiday cottages, chalets and fincas offer the adequate accommodation. One can book his holiday through various tour operators or without any problems directly by the Internet. esperanza ausblick Tenerife is not one of the cheapest holiday destinations, but with a bit of luck you can find a good bargain. Journeys to the isle of Tenerife are particularly popular at Easter, Whitsun, Christmas and New Year's Eve. However, unfortunately, this boom has a very strong influence on the prices. The island of Tenerife offers extensive possibilities to everyone who wants to practice physical activities and does not only want to lie on the beach in the sun. Über den Wolken Hiking, climbing, ...

Escape from the cold winter

Tuesday, November 20th, 2007
Who does not feel well with the cold rainy weather in Germany can book himself a holiday on Tenerife through the internet. Playa de las Americas The so called queen of the Canary Islands guarantees temperatures of over 20 °C in winter as in summer with many sunny days to take a sunbath. Over all the south of the island is well known for nearly any cloudy or rainy day. Most beaches are situated near the holiday centres like Los Christianos or Playa de Las Americas. Hafen von los Cristianos The holiday-maker has a lot of hotels and a perfect tourist infrastructure with appropriate restaurants, amusement parks and much more on his disposal. It is a quite special experience for every tourist to visit Santa Cruz during the carnival time the months of January ...

The healthy climate on the isle of Tenerife

Thursday, November 1st, 2007
Tenerife - the biggest island of the Canary Islands - is located in the Atlantic Ocean about 300 km on the west of the African Northcoast and 1.300 km from the Spanish main island. The visitor finds the most varying landscapes on this island that you can immagine.Tenerife is called as well "island of the eternal spring" due to the mild climate during the whole year, that’s why it is a famous destination as well in the winter. The countryside on Tenerife is very charming. In the area round the vulcano mount Teide you find far-ranging woods of canary pines. Between the drought and ocher coloured south and the deep green north full of vegetation is a very interesting contrast, you will discover making some excursions. The island with its mild and pleasant climate is a popular holiday destination, because in winter we never go under ...
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They know how to throw a party in Puerto

Monday, July 16th, 2007
carmen-3.jpg Party time is in full swing in the northern Tenerife resort of Puerto de la Cruz, which is in the middle of its annual July fiestas. The main festivities pay tribute to the Gran Poder and the Virgen del Carmen, the patron saints of the town. A wide range of typical activities are organised in the course of the month, but the undoubted highlight comes on the second Tuesday of the month – this year July 17 – when the Virgen del Carmen (pictured above) is paraded through the narrow cobbled streets before being loaded on to a boat and taken out to sea. The day draws huge crowds, as witnessed in the picture below, with families camping out overnight around the little harbour to ensure they get the best places. It’s a typical Canarian family day, with ...