Baldseagull
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Careful which parts you go to, the Dunes are popular with swingers/doggers.
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[Travel] Canary Islands
- Thread starter Wrong-Direction
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Careful which parts you go to, the Dunes are popular with swingers/doggers.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Fair enough. Not the types I'd be seeking out abroad to do business with. If you're moving in those circles somewhere like North Africa (or anywhere else tbf) then you're taking an insane risk.
Live by the sea
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- Oct 21, 2016
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The thing with the Canaries is that a lot of the resorts are like Blackpool unless you are prepared to spend more money to stay in the nice resorts of which there are a small number.
The nicest island for weather I would say is Tenerife, not as windy as the other islands. The best part of Tenerife is the area Costa Adeje . Most of the hotels in this area are decent 4 or 5 star. Costa Adeje has designer shops, nice restaurants etc with none of the nasty chips & nuggets type places you get in a lot of the canaries.
El Duque beach is beautiful with a lovely seafront. It’s also the most expensive resort in the canaries to stay in but that’s because it is the nicest and most upmarket.
They most popular time to go is in our wintertime and a week in a decent 5 star half board with flights expect to pay around £4000 per couple.
The nicest island for weather I would say is Tenerife, not as windy as the other islands. The best part of Tenerife is the area Costa Adeje . Most of the hotels in this area are decent 4 or 5 star. Costa Adeje has designer shops, nice restaurants etc with none of the nasty chips & nuggets type places you get in a lot of the canaries.
El Duque beach is beautiful with a lovely seafront. It’s also the most expensive resort in the canaries to stay in but that’s because it is the nicest and most upmarket.
They most popular time to go is in our wintertime and a week in a decent 5 star half board with flights expect to pay around £4000 per couple.
SIMMO SAYS
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[MENTION=26444]Wrong Direction[/MENTION] is no longer going due to a heart attack
Boll*x to that - the Atlantic's freezing still. Go to a place where you have a pool
and close access to the beach so you have the best of both worlds.
driller
my life my word
Just swerve the canaries.
For an extra hour on plane and a bit more culture go to Dubai.
For an extra hour on plane and a bit more culture go to Dubai.
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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Yes as I encountered as walking past one of those stone circles one morning.
With camera phone technology I'd imagine things are a bit more discrete these days and anyway, who would want to take a tripod down to the beach ?
Yep, I'd agree with this one, Costa Adeje worth a visit. The El Duque end is best but all fairly good. Also a couple of places to get Prem League games any time. Endured the Wolves and Spurs away games whilst there last season.
We stayed at the H10 in Costa Adeje last summer - really enjoyed it and would definitely recommend, both the hotel and the area in general.
Live by the sea
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- Oct 21, 2016
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The idea of culture & Dubai in the same sentence made me laugh. I’ve never been to a more soulless place than Dubai. Nice hotels yes but I’d never go back.
mikeyjh
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If you want to just enjoy a bit of warmth, do nothing but read and relax then I can heartily recommend getting a nice villa at the western end of Playa Blanca, Lanzarote - When we were living in Brighton/Shoreham, working and travelling constantly we went there sometimes a couple of times a year some years, perfect little switch off. PB has a reasonable amount of restaurants and bars but if you need to be entertained constantly then you'll run out of options pretty quickly on Lanzarote!
nicko31
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Really depends what you're after Morocco is more cultural. If you just want a beach Canaries a better option
Tenerife the pick for me. Something for everyone, I like the North but it gets more cloudy days
Never thought of Dubai as particularly cultural, much of it feels very false and all a bit ‘plastic’, it can be expensive and often seems full of boorish expats and affluent chavs (and resting footballers, if not the same thing). Hotels, winter weather and beaches good though.......
Edit, only just seen the post from [MENTION=34864]Live by the sea[/MENTION] [emoji106]
Taybha
Whalewhine
Peurto Rico Gran Canaria, lovely plus plenty of Marlin around in May, if you don't catch any which is the norm your guaranteed to see the Dolphins and often whales as well, €60 for a 6 hour trip €40 for spectator.
crodonilson
He/Him
I went on a cruise to the canaries with Harry Redknapp last year, we had a rollicking good time.
Jesus Gul
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- Feb 23, 2004
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This - Marrakesh and the resorts around there are a great alternative to Canaries if you don't mind being inland.
What is Ect?
Official Old Man
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If true, then there is no way you should be three days late.
Presume EasyJet blamed the weather. Were all flights cancelled on Saturday to Lanzarote?
They can get out of the EU payment by saying the delay was weather related, but must put you on the first available plane. That could have been any other companies plane at their expence, but they wont tell you that.