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SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE

By: Carl Ton | 2010-10-04 | Destinations
Santa Cruz de Tenerife is one of the most beautiful ports that Spain has. It is situated in Tenerife, the largest island in the west of the Canary archipelago. read more

Playa De Las Americas – Tenerife

By: Brett Kurtis | 2011-09-15 | Vacation Rentals
Playa de las Americas is a popular tourist destination and is particularly visited by those who love the warmth of the sun since it is one place that experiences more sunny days as compared to cold ones. read more

Interesting Images of Carnaval Festival Worldwide

By: Paige Taylor | 2011-03-08 | Travel & Leisure
Carnival is considered as one of the most popular and days-long festivals today. It is celebrated in many cities and regions around the world. Carnival is a Roman celebration of spring which usually occurs during February. This festive season features a public celebration or parade of circus, mask and public street party. During the events, people often dress up or masquerade to create an overturning of daily life. There is also a day called “Fat Tuesday” for people to eat any fatty foods in the house. Attending at the festival, people have opportunity to get plastered, watch parades as well as throw a party. Let’s have a look at these photos as following to discover more about the event. read more

Iconic Dragon Tree at Tenerife’s Icod de los Vinos

By: Carl Sagan | 2011-09-19 | Destinations
Icod de Los Vinos may not be a very big town but it still has a main attraction to draw in the tourists. The town is the island’s oldest inhabited spot with little history. There are many 16th century homes with heavy decorated balconies near its town attraction. read more

Tourist Guide to Playa de las Americas Tenerife (Spain)

By: Agilina Sanders | 2012-04-05 | Travel & Leisure
Playa de las Americas is located in the region of Canary Island and this part of the Tenerife is known as the clubbing and youngsters dancing resort b read more

Tenerife’s Beautiful Beaches

By: Aardina Boud | 2011-07-18 | Destinations
Known for its beautiful beaches, Tenerife attracts thousands of tourists annually who flock to the islands shores to enjoy the year round good weather. read more

Pennon de Ifach and Calpe

By: Harlan Robinson | 2012-03-02 | Travel & Leisure
Pennon de Ifach has among the most wonderful and amazing landscapes in the famous Costa Blanca. Pennon de Ifach is a peculiar formation of rock and the height of this formation is almost three hundred and thirty two meters. read more

Tenerife - a tourist destination

By: Sophia Jung | 2011-07-18 | Travel & Leisure
The area known as Tenerife is a vastly popular tourist destination off the coast of Africa. read more

Chronicling Tenerife

By: Retkon Thomson | 2011-10-23 | Destinations
Analogous to the rest of the Canaries, Tenerife came into being as a result of volcanic activity. It is alleged that the Canary isle was made of three islands read more

Sightseeing Santiago de Compostela

By: Alan Marker | 2011-05-13 | Destinations
Santiago de Compostela is Galicia's capital that offers the best of the country's greens. The name is taken after St. James apostle whose ashes lie in the cathedral. read more

Santiago De Compostela

By: Jan Kanty | 2010-09-30 | Vacations
Tourists from all over the world come to Spain to visit Madrid and Barcelona, to see the bullfighting, or to watch the passionate flamenco dancers, but Spain has a lot more to offer than this. Santiago de Compostela is the capital of the Galician province and it is famous for being the end of the route that constitutes the Way of Saint James, which is a pilgrimage that attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists every year. read more

Cazzala de La Sierra

By: Brian Petit | 2011-10-22 | Vacation Rentals
This is a town to be found in the Andalucía province in northern Spain. It is seemingly the regional capital and takes pride in a cornucopia of tour amenities. The town’s origin can be traced back to the Roman rule when it was originally known as Callentum. After conquest by Moorish loyalists, the name once again changed into Kazalla which meant ‘the fortified city’. read more

Los Canos De Meca

By: Porsche Klinger | 2011-02-16 | Travel & Leisure
If you are a couple looking for a romantic getaway book your holiday villas Andalucia in Los Canos de Meca. Here you can spend a relaxing day on the beach followed by a meal at one of the restaurants on the cliff top overlooking the beach. You can then spend the evening dancing the night away at one of the beach bars that turns into a disco. This is also a great area for the walker, climber and nature lover especially with the nature reserve nearby. read more

Costa de la Luz

By: Valine Thomas | 2011-10-24 | Destinations
This is the Southern most of Spanish Costas and It stretches from Tarifa in on the eastern side to the Taguas estuary to the west. read more

Zahara de las Atunes

By: Brian Petit | 2011-10-20 | Vacation Rentals
Its an archetypal tiny town with a fine beach alongside the coast. Its one of the main fishing village along the Costa de la Luz Sol with Tuna being fished by means of time-honored almadrabas approach. read more