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Five-star doesnât have to imply imposing facades and legions of starched-collar staff. When it comes to accommodation, both shiny-shoed finesse and barefoot seclusion sit in Tenerifeâs lap of luxury. You can chill in sub-tropical gardens within the hills of the lush north, be spa-struck by the award-winning wellness facilities in Puerto de la Cruz, and loiter round private pools in the upper echelons of Costa Adeje hostelries in the sunny south. Hereâs our pick of the best five-star hotels in Tenerife, from huge resorts to opulent boutique establishments in areas including Costa Adeje and Puerto de la Cruz.
Jan 3, 2021
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While the seven Canary Islands are fairly affordable destinations, you still have to spend some money to visit. Getting there can be expensive, and of course you’ll have to pay for hotels, car rental, dining and activities. But there are ways to have a budget Canaries vacation that still feels five-star luxury.
Dunes in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain. (Photo by donstock/Getty)
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Orihuela joins the Senderos Azules network
Orihuela is joining the the Senderos Azules network which is a series of paths and trails that start or end at blue flag beaches, marinas, ports or information centres that have been awarded the blue flag of which the Orihuela Costa can currently boast four.
The purpose is to promote the connection of the network of places with the Blue Flag through trails and leisurely walks that value natural areas of cultural and heritage interest close to such beaches and marinas.
“With the Blue Trail” Paseo de Cabo Roig “we want to publicise it’s biodiversity, making known the varieties of the flora and fauna, geology, heritage and landscape of the natural environment,” said Ángel Noguera, the local Councillor for Infrastructures.