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1 day ago · Binter is the biggest airline of the Canary Islands and labels itself as the flag carrier of the Autonomous Community (Líneas Aéreas de Canarias). Bus Station—Estación de Guaguas also known as El Hoyo (The hole), on the left, out of the image—at San Telmo Park, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Tenerife Tram
4 days ago · The Azores, like Madeira and the Canary Islands, are among the European Union's state territories with special status, and are one of its designated "Outermost Regions". The Azores Military Zone is the Portuguese Army's command for ground forces stationed in the archipelago.
1 day ago · The Canary (Canarias) Islands, in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwestern African mainland, and the Balearic (Baleares) Islands, in the Mediterranean, also are parts of Spain, as are Ceuta and Melilla, two small enclaves in North Africa (northern Morocco) that Spain has ruled for centuries.
4 days ago · The Caldera Blanca loop tracks 5.5-miles up to the rim of an enormous volcanic crater, with views across Timanfaya’s volcanoes. 2. Volcán de la Corona. As you venture towards Lanzarote’s ...
3 days ago · According to research by the Spanish financial services company CaixaBank, the Canary Islands is highly dependent on the tourism industry. In 2023 foreign tourists spent more than £17.4 billion in the region, which accounted for about 19 per cent of their total spending throughout Spain and contributed some 25 per cent to the Canary Islands' GDP.
1 day ago · Mallorca is the largest island of Spain by area and second most populated (after Tenerife in the Canary Islands). Mallorca has two mountainous regions, the Serra de Tramuntana and Serres de Llevant. Both are about 70 km (43 mi) in length and occupy the northwestern and eastern parts of the island respectively.
2 days ago · All over the Canaries you will find a wealth of customs and traditions, most of which involve a fantastic party atmosphere, vibrant colours and good food and drinks. For the visitor, taking part or watching the traditions of Tenerife will be an energetic, vibrant and memorable experience. The Canary Islands are big on fiestas; they love to party!
