The Best Beach of Lanzarote
Lanzarote has alot of incredible beaches but Caleton Blanco east of the village Orzola in the north of the island is definately my favorite.
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Lanzarote Tour 10 // Costa Teguise To Orzola
Costa Teguise to Orzola, Lanzarote tour continues with part 10 depicting more beautiful landscapes and roads of this very beautiful island.
10 Best Canary Islands Beaches
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10 Best Canary Islands Beaches: Corralejo Fuerteventura, El Bollullo Tenerife, El Cotillo Fuerteventura, El Golfo Lanzarote, Famara Lanzarote, Los Cancajos La Palma, Maspalomas Gran Canaria, Papagayo Lanzarote, Sotavento Fuerteventura, Valle Gran Rey La Gomera
☆ LANZAROTE ISLAND DRIVE SPAIN: ARRIETA TO ORZOLA ☆
Lanzarote Spain. Driving from Arrieta to Orzola Lanzarote island shows you it's wild side with deserted black volcano landscapes, white beaches and volcanic mountains. On the route between Arrieta and Orzola there are no villages or popular sites in between except of Jameos del Aqua which is close to Arrieta, right after leaving Arrieta on the right side where the Scorpion statue is.
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☆ BEST SCENIC TOUR @ LANZAROTE ISLAND SPAIN SLOW ☆
Northern Lanzarote offers the most green, calm and beautiful landscape you can imagine. This video covers the roads between Orzola, Ye and Haria. Enjoy the atmospheric trip on this spanish island part of the canary island archipelago. The video is a time lapse and two times faster than normal speed. This is the slower version of this video.
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☆ LANZAROTE ISLAND DRIVE SPAIN: ARRIETA TO ORZOLA SLOW ☆
Lanzarote Spain. Driving from Arrieta to Orzola Lanzarote island shows you it's wild side with deserted black volcano landscapes, white beaches and volcanic mountains. On the route between Arrieta and Orzola there are no villages or popular sites in between except of Jameos del Aqua which is close to Arrieta, right after leaving Arrieta on the right side where the Scorpion statue is. This is the SLOW version of this video!
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Beautiful Islands Of Tenerife & La Gomera
At Tenerife & La Gomera- Canary Islands
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Tenerife is the largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, off West Africa. It's dominated by Mt. Teide, a dormant volcano that is Spain's tallest peak. Tenerife may be best known for its Carnaval de Santa Cruz, a huge pre-Lent festival with parades, music, dancing and colorful costumes. The island has many beaches (with sands from yellow to black) and resort areas, including Los Cristianos and Playa de las Américas.
Volcan El Teide
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Mount Teide is a volcano on Tenerife in the Canary Islands, Spain. Its 3,718-metre summit is the highest point in Spain and the highest point above sea level in the islands of the Atlantic.
(Mount Teide is the third highest volcanic structure and most voluminous in the world after Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea in Hawaii. It is the highest peak on the Canary Islands and in the whole of Spain.)
The formation began 170,000 years ago following the giant collapse of the former volcanic edifice, which was even bigger than the one that stands today. That is how Las Cañadas caldera was formed. Today we can only see part of the escarpment because as the inside of Teide grew, it gradually filled the caldera with its materials.
La Gomera
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The second-smallest of the main islands in Spain’s Canary Island chain, is marked by craggy volcanic mountains crisscrossed with hiking trails. In higher altitudes, dense forests of ferns and moss-covered trees grow in the mists of Garajonay National Park. Toward the coast, the Valle Gran Rey canyon leads past the whitewashed cliffside village of La Calera and ends at black-sand Atlantic beaches.
Roque de Agando
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Roque de Agando is a prominent rock formation on the island of La Gomera in the Canary Islands. It is one of La Gomera's most striking features and is frequently used as a symbol for the island.
Top Most Attraction Of Spanish Beaches
Many vacationers traveling to Spain is to see the country's major sites in cities like Barcelona, Madrid and Seville. But for scores of other travelers, Spain's spectacular beaches are the primary vacation draw. With hundreds of miles of coastline available, visitors can choose to sunbathe on urban beaches pulsing with people or unwind along isolated swaths of silky sand.
Illas Cies
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Known to locals as the Galician Caribbean, the striking Illas Cíes are a trio of pristine islands in Spain's northwest region of Galicia. The 3 islands lie partially exposed to the battering waves of the Atlantic Ocean, while their other sides face the Ria de Vigo, a tranquil estuary, and remains blissfully protected.
The Cíes can be reached by ferry from the town of Vigo and visitors should head to the 2 main isles, Illa do Monte Ayudo and Illa do Faro. These islands are connected by Rodas Beach, a sliver of sand embracing a sheltered lagoon.
Rodas Beach is arguably Spain's prettiest, and its sparkling blue water and powder-white sands draw scores of tourists daily. Despite their popularity, the islands remain delightfully undeveloped -- thanks to their designation as a nature preserve. Still, visitors will find a smattering of beach bars, a campground (reservations are required), a basic market and restaurant.
The beautiful beach of El Bajondillo is iconic Costa del Sol. The soft sand meanders along the Mediterranean and is very close to the city of Malaga. Along the beach promenade are numerous beach bars and restaurants, amenities that are missing at some of Costa del Sol's more rocky beaches. The specialty of the area is pesca'to, or small fried fish. It's served at most restaurants lining the picturesque sandy stretch.
La Carihuela is a stretch of beach along the Torremolinos municipality. Arrive early to claim your spot and wait for the village to slowly wake up, with cafes and shops opening around 11 a.m. La Carihuela is known for its cleanliness and comfy sunshade beds. When hungry, head to the chiringuitos, beach restaurants serving fresh Mediterranean seafood. The promenade hugging the beach connects to the Port of Benalmadena, where lively nightlife, stylish boutiques and delicious restaurants can be found.
List Of Best Beaches in Spain:
• PLAYA DE MAZAGON, HUELVA. BEST FOR: Sunworshippers. ...
• BENICASSIM, COSTA AZAHAR. BEST FOR: Music fans. ...
• TORREMOLINOS, COSTA DEL SOL. BEST FOR: Bucket and spade fun. ...
• LA CONCHA, SAN SEBASTIAN. BEST FOR: City slickers. ...
• CALA LLENYA, IBIZA. BEST FOR: Families. ...
• ES TRENC, MALLORCA. BEST FOR: Wave action. ...
• LA BARROSA, CADIZ.
• GENOVESES, ALMERIA.
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Things to do in Lanzarote
Lanzarote is a stunning island in the Canary Islands with plenty of things to do. If you want to plan in advance, these are our top six things to do when visiting Lanzarote:
#1: Visit Timanfaya National Park: incredible volcanic landscapes, a moon-like setting, Timanfaya is a must see for anyone traveling to Lanzarote
#2: La Geria: you may not know that the volcanic grounds of Lanzarote produce some of the finest wines in the world, especially white wine. The special weather conditions, mainly the wind and the scarce rain, make vineyards look completely different than anywhere else. Go to the La Geria region and visit a local winery.
#3 La Graciosa: It is a small island, around 10 square miles and fewer than 1,000 inhabitants, located a few miles off the northern coast of Lanzatote. No asphalt, no cars (except for some old jeeps owned by locals) and, actually no 21st or 20th centuries either...it has some of the most beautiful islands you will ever see. To get to La Graciosa you need to get a small ferry from the village of Orzola.
#4: Late local artist César Manrique, a world class architect and painter, helped redefined the island in the 60's and 70's. His house is nowadays a small museum worth visiting where local nature and architecture blend seamlessly
#5 Everybody or at least many people love street markets. You have plenty of them in Lanzarote, almost every single day of the week. But the main one with many different things to do and see is the Teguise market on Sunday mornings
#6: Finally go for a camel ride at Timanfaya. Especially if you travel with kids, this is a must not miss attraction in your holidays in Lanzarote.
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