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Canary Islands Flight & Transportation
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There are cities on various continents with direct flights to the Canaries, with an annual passenger flow of several million.
All of the islands have airports, where numerous companies operate, with daily flights to different geographical areas, whether international, domestic or local.
The average duration of a flight to anywhere in central Europe is some four hours, while it only takes two hours to reach mainland Spain. The demand for flights between the islands is also covered by fleets of local companies. These flights take some twenty or thirty minutes. There are also modern ferry companies providing services between the islands.
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Canary Islands attractions
The islands long history has given rise to an immense cultural heritage, characterized by the mixing of the legacies of the numerous influences received by the islands in their role as a meeting point between continents. In correct chronological order, the first events that must be emphasized as part of this valuable cultural background are the significant archaeological sites. These go back to the pre-Hispanic past of the islands, and their importance brings researchers from all over the planet.
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Canary Islands Travel – Golf, Surfing & Diving
The Canary Islands have the privilege of enjoying gentle temperatures of around 22 degrees centi grade throughout the year as well as a rich and varied natural environment, with outstanding beaches and landscapes. The volcanic origin of the islands, their subtropical location and the influence of the sea have given rise to a characteristic ecosystem and combination of landscapes that is totally unique. Read the rest of this page »
This natural wealth is supported by special protected status which safeguards 40.4% of the total area of the islands with a total of some 141 protected natural areas and four Biosphere Reserves, declared by UNESCO.         Â
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Canary Islands Travel Guide – Introduction
The islands specialize in offering a range of leisure options fordifferent segments of the population. Read the rest of this page »
There are many varied ways of undertaking an ac-tive form of tourism with activities, installations and schools which guarantee attention at all levels. There are a wide range of theme parks for all tastes including water parks, fun fairs, zoos, botanical gardens and many, many more, which are open throughout the year and which offer not only fun but also put across cultural and environmental knowledge and values.
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Carnival season in Canary Islands
Carnival season. End of January to the beginning of March Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Gran Canaria are caught up in a carnival whirl from the end of January until the middle of February. Then the baton is passed to Maspalomas, and the fairytale show continues until the beginning of March. What happens during these carnivals?
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The Canary Islands information
The Canary Islands are located in the Atlantic Ocean dose to the Tropic of Cancer, off the Saharan Coast of Africa. Read the rest of this page »
This group of seven islands is one of the seventeen regions of which Spain is made up and is also, therefore, a region of the European Union, with which they share all the advantages regarding standard of living, the healthrsystem, security, transport and such like.
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