Lanzarote Holidays – Fantastic landscapes & great beaches
Lanzarote is one of the most popular of the Canary Islands; north of the island of Fuerteventura and close to the coast of Africa. Holidays here feature excellent resorts that have thankfully avoided inappropriate high rise development. Lanzarote is famed for its superb sandy beaches, deliciously clear water and superb all-year-round sunny warm climate. A welcome breeze keeps the beaches from being too hot in summer, while in winter the island enjoys pleasantly warm sunshine. Lanzarote is justly famous for great beaches and the island’s extraordinarily beautiful lunar landscapes, volcanoes and weird colourful rock formations.

Lanzarote Holidays –Excellent beaches and a varied choice of resorts
Breaks in Lanzarote feature superb sandy beaches with calm clear water ideal for swimming. Superb beaches are found at Puerto del Carmen and the quieter adjacent resorts of Matagorda and Playa de los Pocillos. Costa Teguise offers a splendid series of pale sandy beaches. There are good beaches at the island’s cheerful capital Arrecife and wilder unspoilt beaches at Papagayo close to Playa Blanca. Lanzarote offers superb safe conditions for learning watersports like windsurfing, kite sailing, parasailing and scuba diving, particularly around Costa Teguise. Lanzarote offers restaurants to suit all budgets and tastes with authentic tapas bars and fish restaurants alongside more predictable tourist offerings. Lanzarote holidays offer plenty of nightlife while avoiding over-the-top excess. Puerto del Carmen is the biggest, liveliest and most popular resort on Lanzarote with the island’s most animated and varied nightlife. Matagorda and Playa de los Porcillos are quieter beach resorts from which to enjoy the scene at Puerto del Carmen. Playa Blanca is quieter and a little more upmarket. For a less tourist centred Lanzarote experience, try Arrecife, a small friendly animated city set around an attractive natural harbour.

Lanzarote Holidays – Explore an extraordinary island
Lanzarote offers dozens of interesting excursions. Visitors should certainly take a trip to the Timanfaya National Park, where you will find the best of the island's amazing volcanic landscapes. Other worthwhile excursions include the fascinating lava caves at Cuerva de los Verdes and Los Jameos del Agua, Guatiza with its cactus garden, the northern fishing villages of Orzola and Arrieta, and charming whitewashed inland villages like Yaiza and Tias with their typical Canarian bars and restaurants. Lanzarote offers plenty of boat trips to remoter beaches and day trips to the island of Fuerteventura. Children will enjoy the local Rancho Texas theme park near Puerto del Carmen and the waterpark at Costa Teguise.

The Resort Village Royale offers the perfect choice for those who prefer to be based in a peaceful and serene location, surrounded by lush green countryside

Morocco Holidays - Excellent beaches & beautiful scenery
Morocco is situated in the north western tip of Africa and is bordered by Mauritania and Algeria. Morocco's varied landscape includes four separate mountain ranges, green river valleys, sandy coasts, and enormous expanses of desert. The three most important mountain ranges are the Middle Atlas, the High Atlas, and the Anti-Atlas run parallel to each other from the northeast to the southwest. Morocco's highest peak is Jebel Toukbal at over 13,000. The High Atlas rivers give life to long river valleys. The Moroccan coastline, which faces both the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, offers excellent beaches and old Moroccan cities. In the southeast, Morocco's mountain ranges end with the expanse of the Sahara.

Holidays in Morocco - Great for holidays for all year round
The climate, geography, and history of Morocco are closer to the Mediterranean than to Africa. To the north of the country are fine beaches, lush green valleys, and ancient cities. Further south are the beautiful Atlases Mountains and the Mediterranean atmosphere disappears into The Sahara. The weather on the coast is great for holidays for all year round, although cool and wet conditions are possible in the north in winter. Moroccan food is excellent and the national dish couscous, which is usually served with a lamb and vegetable casserole, called a tagine. Mint tea is a popular Moroccan drink but alcohol is generally available.

Morocco - Agadir, Essaouira, Marrakech and Ouarzazate
There are both costal and inland resorts. The major holiday resorts in Morocco are Agadir, Essaouira, Marrakech and Ouarzazate. Holiday flights to serve these resorts arrive in Agadir from Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester and to Marrakech from Gatwick.

This place is spot on if you like your holidays action-packed. It’s a five-minute walk from Kavos’ neon-lit strip, so you’ve got bars, clubs and restaurants close by. Plus, it’s even less than that to the beach, where you’ll find plenty of watersports on offer

A good setting is the key to a great holiday. And Club Turquoise certainly doesn’t disappoint on that score. You’ll find it just outside the centre of Marmaris, about a 20-minute walk from the old bazaar

The Aegean Princess offers a good standard of accommodation in a relaxed atmosphere. Located close to the resort centre with local amenities right on the doorstep. Location Situated 1km from Marmaris resort centre

The Sea Adventure Resort & Waterpark offers stunning views of Isla Mujeres and a fun atmosphere for families and couples alike. Featuring an on−site waterpark, its own marina and a variety of bars and eateries the property offers something for everyone

This popular and comfortable all-inclusive resort in Um el Sid has a friendly atmosphere and is centred around two sun−drenched free−form pools, with all the facilities on−site for a great holiday

Popular with holidaymakers of all ages, the Epic Hotel boasts a good range of on−site facilities and offers a handy location. The four−storey building sits in spacious grounds with an unusual rock and waterslide feature

Tenerife Holidays
Tenerife, ‘the island of eternal spring’, is the largest of the seven Canary Islands and a hugely popular year-round destination for British travellers. With a wonderful annual climate averaging out at 20 degrees, considered by many to be the best in the world, and a wide range of well-equipped resorts. Tenerife caters to the young and the old, and attracts both families and groups wanting fun in the sun. The island offers an extremely diverse range of landscapes – the north is full of verdant subtropical vegetation, forests and banana plantations with a dramatic rugged coastline, whilst the south is more arid and desert-like, filled with a lunar landscape and a mix of black and white beaches. In central Tenerife, the island boasts the highest point in all of Spain – the majestic Mount Teide volcano, measuring 3,718m, and visible from all over the island.


Holiday In Tenerife – A wide range of varying resorts
Tenerife offers a good mix of resorts to suit all types of holidaymakers, with over two-thirds of all visitors choosing to stay in the more commercial south, enjoying the man-made beaches, great facilities and lively nightlife. Playa de las Americas is the largest resort on the island, and caters mainly to the 18-30’s crowd, who relax on the golden beach (with its’ sand imported from the Sahara desert) by day and party hard at the all-night clubs and bars by night. Los Cristianos, originally a fishing village next door, offers a slightly quieter, more traditional base, whilst the purpose-built Costa Adeje and Playa Paraisa are modern suburbs of their boisterous neighbour. Further north, Puerto de la Cruz is the oldest resort on Tenerife, and offers a quaint town centre with a charming old quarter, and some fabulous attractions including a Blue Flag beach, whilst Los Gigantes, home to the unique and dramatic cliffs emerging from the Atlantic, is known for the best weather on the island.

Tenerife Holidays – Plenty for everyone to see and do
The resorts of Tenerife really do offer something for everyone, whether its scenic hiking up a volcano or in a deep ravine, sport-fishing for marlin or bungee-jumping. All manner of water-sports can be found here. Diving in Tenerife is a major attraction, whilst on dry land visitors can enjoy golf, tennis, go-karting, bowling and balloon rides. Plenty of attractions will keep the children happy, including an AquaPark, zoo, adventure park, parrot farm and massive lido, whilst whale and dolphin spotting boat-trips are a popular excursion for everyone. The resorts of Tenerife vary dramatically in atmosphere, from noisy and boisterous to sedate and authentic, and whilst typically English food, karaoke and excessive beer may be the norm in some resorts, traditional Spanish tapas and locally-made wine can be found in the typical Canarian bars throughout the smaller less-developed parts of Tenerife.