Vecindario (Gran Canaria) is an area close to the airport, which forms part of the Santa Lucía de Tiranja district – where you’re find lots of choices for shopping. 

With an average all year round temperature of between 23 and 25º C, 150 km of  sandy beaches, dunes, marshes and volcanic landscape Fuerteventura has spectacular natural attributes which have been recognised by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve.

Found at the centre of what’s called the Costa Tropical of Granada, Motril boasts a marina and many blue flag beaches which run from Salobreña until Castell de Ferro. 

The unique beauty and diversity of its landscapes make it stand out and attract numerous tourists: volcanic caves, lava lakes and craters combined with beautiful golden sand beaches and crystal clear waters. This natural heritage was named a Biosphere Reserve by the UNESCO in 1993.

This lively city is close to the Mediterranean but also has many legacies of past cultures found within.

There are endless things to do in Mallorca. For those, who are looking for relax and tranquility or for sportsmen who want to do different watersports or hiking. The wonderful landscape and nature make the island an ideal place to enjoy open air activities. You can find bays and beaches like in paradise.

Rota is the nearest town to where the Elba Costa Ballena is found, and is well worth a visit. 

This pretty little town is found near Malaga on the Costa Del Sol, and has access to 23km of coastline with the impressive Sierra Bermeja mountain range looming large in the background.