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Tenerife Travel Guide
Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, is often associated with beaches, resorts, and nightlife, which initially didn’t appeal to me. However, the island surprised me: the otherworldly landscapes of Teide National Park, the lush forests of Anaga Park, the dramatic cliffs of the Teno Massif, and numerous towns boasting colonial architecture.
Gran Canaria Travel Guide
Gran Canaria is an island that is unbelievable because there really is everything: colonial-style villages, beaches, almost desert-like parts and, further inland, mountains and forest that create an alpine landscape in stark contrast to what is the coast, only a few kilometers down.
Majorca Travel Guide
Majorca, the largest island in the Balearic archipelago, is undoubtedly one of the most popular destinations in Spain and the entire Mediterranean, thanks to its beautiful beaches, rich history, vibrant culture, and numerous activities. I visited the island with my sister during an eight-day road trip, during which we covered most of the island. Whether you’re planning a backpacking adventure, a road trip, or an all-inclusive vacation, you’ll find plenty of useful tips and insights in this guide to help you plan your trip to the fullest.
Canary Islands Travel Guide
I visited the Canary Islands archipelago during a two-month trip, during which I explored all the major islands of the archipelago except for El Hierro. Whether it’s a backpacking adventure, a road trip or an all-inclusive vacation, you’ll find plenty of valuable tips and insights in this guide to help you plan your trip to the best of your ability and choose the island or islands that are best for you.
La Palma Travel Guide
La Palma is a mountainous island that offers excellent trails for all hiking enthusiasts, lush forests, colonial towns, and a more authentic atmosphere than other more popular Canary Islands.
La Gomera Travel Guide
A short distance from the far more popular Tenerife, La Gomera is the exact opposite: small, with a population of about twenty thousand, it is largely unspoiled and offers a unique opportunity to anyone who wants to immerse themselves in nature and in particular in the fascinating laurisilva forest that characterizes the Garajonay National Park located in the center of the island.
Lanzarote Travel Guide
Lanzarote, in many ways similar to neighboring Fuerteventura, is characterized by volcanoes and lava fields that give rise to “Martian landscapes” but also beautiful white and golden beaches.
Fuerteventura Travel Guide
Fuerteventura, thanks to its many beaches, excellent year-round weather and great surfing and windsurfing conditions, is undoubtedly one of the best known and most popular islands in the Canary Islands archipelago.
