Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria, Pamplona, Seville
? Fuerteventura – wind in your hair, island serenity
Fuerteventura is a paradise for those seeking open space, wind, and sun. The beaches stretch for kilometers, with sand shimmering in gold and white, contrasting with the deep blue of the ocean. The island is perfect for windsurfing and kitesurfing – each day can be full of adrenaline or a peaceful stroll along the shore. Villages like Corralejo and El Cotillo move at a lazy pace: cafes, local markets, and small art galleries create an atmosphere where time flows slower.
? Lanzarote – the island of volcanoes and black sand
Lanzarote looks like another world. Volcanic landscapes, black beaches, and lava fields create surreal views that stay in your memory. The island has an artistic heartbeat – César Manrique Museum and the cactus gardens are just part of the places where nature and art intertwine in a unique rhythm. The wind is always present, and surfing or calm walks along the beach coexist in harmony.
? Gran Canaria – a microcosm of the island
Gran Canaria is a mosaic of landscapes: the dunes of Maspalomas, mountain trails inland, picturesque villages with colorful facades. The island attracts both adventure seekers and those who just want to lounge on the beach. Local markets, cafes, and tapas bars in Las Palmas immerse you in the daily rhythm of the island, while at night the clubs and bars pulse with energy.
? Pamplona – adrenaline and tradition
Pamplona beats strongest in July during the famous Running of the Bulls. Calle Estafeta is full of emotions: crowds cheer on the runners, and the atmosphere merges historic heritage with modern city buzz. It’s also a place where daily life in cafes and tapas bars flows with the local culture – calm outside festival season, intense during the event.
? Seville – the heart of Andalusia
Seville is a city of colors, scents, and flamenco. Plaza de España, the Alcázar, and the narrow streets of Santa Cruz transport you in time. The city thrives with cafes, tapas bars, and music spilling from every corner. Seville is also a hub of cultural events, festivals, and traditions where history and modernity meet in every glance.
