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Recently Reviewed Hotels Around Canary Islands
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Monopol Hotel
Quintana, 15, Puerto de la Cruz
Hotel Class
92 Rooms
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Guayarmina Princess Hotel
Londres, 1 - Costa Adeje, Adeje
Hotel Class
513 Rooms
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Tenerife Princess Hotel
Antonio Domínguez Alfonso, Arona
Hotel Class 365 Rooms
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Gran Hotel El Tope Puerto de la Cruz
Calzada de Martíanez, 2, Puerto de la Cruz
Hotel Class 229 Rooms
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Fanabe Costa Sur Hotel
Urb. Playa Fañabe, Adeje
Hotel Class 413 Rooms
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LTI Chiripa Garden Hotel
Bélgica, 54. Urb. San Fernando, Puerto de la Cruz
Hotel Class 282 Rooms
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Interpalace Hotel
Aceviño, 21, Puerto de la Cruz
Hotel Class 250 Rooms
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Bahia Principe San Felipe Hotel
22 Avda. de Colón, Puerto de la Cruz
Hotel Class 260 Rooms
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Andrea's Hotel
Avda. Valle Menéndez, s/n., Los Cristianos
Hotel Class
42 Rooms
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H10 Tenerife Playa Hotel
Avda. de Colon, 16, Puerto de la Cruz
Hotel Class 339 Rooms
Canary Islands Travel Guide
Canary Islands Attractions
Canary Islands Beaches
Maspaloma Gran Canaria, of all the gorgeous beaches in the islands, this must surely be one of the most beautiful, with wide, never-ending stretches of fine white sands, beside a brilliant blue sea.
Playa las Americas La Troya, with sun beds and shades, showers, shops, and restaurants, all within easy reach, this grey sand beach offers just about everything for every need. It has shallow waters where the kids can splash about, coves for a secret rendezvous or two, and the occasional rollers just for fun.
Costa de Banaderos Gran Canaria, this is a beautiful part of the coast with wonderful scenery and little bays. Perfect for romantics.
Canary Islands Restaurants and Bars
Canary Islands Restaurants
Cueva De La Tea - although obviously catering to the tourist trade, this place has great atmosphere, and the owners put all theyve got into making your meal and your visit one to remember. The specialty of the house is rabbit, which makes an excellent meal. (Unless of-course you are a bunny-hugger, like me.)
El Diablo Montanas Del Fuego, Lanzarote, this restaurant, which it is situated on a volcano, must have the lowest fuel bill on the island, because the grill is built over the belly of the beast, and food is cooked by Mother Nature herself.
El Novillo Precox Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, if your hunger knows no bounds, and you dare all, then take on the challenge of finishing a meal of South American style barbecued meat at this restaurant where their belief in value for money is as great as their portions.
El Dornajo Playa De Las Americas, Tenerife, generous helpings of good food make this restaurant an excellent eatery for the hungry, the hard up, as well as the happy family
Canary Islands Bars & Clubs
Bodegon Tamanca San Nicolas, La Palma, if you are in the mood to meet the natives on their own ground, then drop in on this bar where the ambience is warm and rustic, and the locals meet for their nightly booze-up.
El Bote Los Cristanos, Tenerife, Located just behind the harbour promenade, this tiny bar decked out like a wannabe boat, serves great drinks, and if you are peckish, also offers food. The Tapas are known by the locals as the best in the area.
Chic/Cream Playa Des Ingles, Gran Canaria, if you are between 18 and 30 in years, or heart, this is where the music bounces, the vibe is electrifying, and the volume mind-and-everything-else-blowing.
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