Tenerife is a little island situated in the Atlantic Ocean near the African coast and is part of the Canary Islands. Although it is a small island you will be amazed by the multitude of natural wonders that it has. The island has as many zonal areas like the continent has. Here you can see people harvesting potatoes and orange trees as well, the scenery is changing as you stroll on the island and the beautiful landscape will impress you at every step. The only thing that will not change is the image of Mount Teide, a volcano that is looking over the whole island.

Even if you see Mount Teide from any point of the island I recommend going on a tour to get a better look at it. The Las Canadas del Teide itinerary takes you on the volcano. This itinerary gives you the opportunity to see the Teide above the clouds. After you have passed the pine trees area the landscape transforms into a volcanic area with a multitude of colors like ochre, yellow and green. There are a few itineraries like this one that takes you to see the most spectacular view of the island like Punta de Hidalgo and Macizo de Anaga.

For the beach lovers here are some famous beaches in the two most visited resorts in Tenerife, Puerto de la Cruz and Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Martianez pond was build by the well-known artist Cesar Manrique and the way that he combined the water with the architecture is unique, its one of the most popular beaches in Tenerife. Teresitas beach is located in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and has golden sand brought all the way from the Sahara desert. In Santa Cruz you can also find nudist beaches like Playa de la Gaviota.

If you want to take a day off from the sun you can go and visit the Museum from Tenerife. This way you can learn a little bit of Tenerife’s history and for this there are three museums that you can visit. “La Recova” Art Center where art exhibitions take place, Natural and Human History Museum and City Library and Fine Arts Museum. Another historic monument that you can visit is not in a museum it is situated in open air, the Black pyramids are very popular around here so don’t miss the chance to visit them.

When you say Ibiza you say party, sun ten and lots of fun. Ibiza is the perfect island for people who love their life to maximum and still want some more. Here you can find the most worked and tanned bodies that are partying all day long. And it’s no other place to offer you this much diversity of fun things to do like Ibiza.

During the day time, if you got bored at the beach you can go in excursion, on see or on land. There are plenty of organized tours from which you can choose: Panorama tour is one of them – with a bus the guide tour takes you from east to west and from north to south to see the beautiful resorts, country side and rugged coastlines. If you want to see the small and famous island from the see you can go with Catamaran Boat Cruise. If you are not into excursions and want to make your own plan you can go sightseeing because you have what to visit: enchanting countryside, beautiful churches in white washed villages, you can do shopping in atmospheric markets like hippy market and browsing through handmade jewellery and unique clothes.

For sports fans in Ibiza you can play tennis, golf, football, you can do ridding, biking, karts and quarts and many other you can thing of. Another sport you can try is the water sport where you can rent a jet sky, a floating banana or you can do parasailing or windsurf.

On this island you can do anything you can think of from walking on the beach, to do mountain biking, kite surfing, cruising, swimming to dancing all night long in the clubs or outdoor parties. Ibiza is the island that never sleeps and where you’ll never get bored. Once you get here you’ll wish to come the next time to, all you need is friends and a lots of energy to consume.

Why is this island from the Caribbean so multicultural? Because, despite of its small size, it is divided in two parts the French and the Dutch part. You can visit both sides having no problems at the border, not even noticing that you have crossed in another country.  Each side is trying to keep as much as possible the tradition from the mother country. The French emphasize on comfort and elegance, from the lavish accommodation to the finest dinning restaurant, to the fashion. They try to keep it as simple and as elegant as possible. St. Martin has long been a visited island because of the commercial district, trade center and the beautiful sightseeing. It is more developed and more informal and the Dutch flavor it can be felt all around.

The capital of St. Martin, Marigot, is one of the highest points of interest on the island. Is only four streets wide, but it has the French scent all over. Bistros, smart cafes, luxury boutiques stand next to colonial houses, a native French could take this capital as another market town from the continent. In the southern end of Marigot there is the Marina Port la Royale that is composed by elegant stores filled with designers clothing lines. Every Saturday and Wednesday there is the well known biological market place that takes place on the Blvd. of France. They offer to the visitors and to the local people as well, exotic fruits and spices and is the perfect place to blend in the scenery and study the local traditions and comportment.

Paradise Pic is the highest point on the island, 1,400 feet. At the top of the peak there are two observation decks from where you can see the spectacular view over the whole island. In St. Martin you can find all kind of entertainment, from sky diving to kite surfing, kayaking, snorkeling and cruise ships. There are lots of tempting cruises that allow you to see the beauty of St. Martin from the see. The diversity of cruises go from a 4 hour journey to a whole day long. This island is one of the perfect places to spend the holydays with family or friends, enjoying the great view, the diversity of culture and to have fun before you go back to the crowded cities.