The Canary Islands are a hidden gem within Europe. I’ve put together a suggested itinerary based on my trip to Gran Canaria. It highlights the “when, where, what and how” of your next vacation to the islands.
There are few islands as underrated as The Canary Islands; a group of seven islands owned by Spain off the coast of Africa. Tourists and visitors of Europe should not overlook this exotic and diverse area while visiting the mainland Europe. The Canary Islands will be the next big travel destination.
The views from Cruz de Tejeda on Gran Canaria island are breathtaking. If you’re visiting the Canary Islands it is absolutely worth taking a trip and hiking along its scenic, flowering hills.
Relaxed yet elegant, this award winning restaurant serves Irish cuisine using local and seasonal produce.
Castlemartyr Resort is an 18th century classic manor house that lies adjacent to the ruins of an 800 year old castle originally built by the Knights Templar. Today it has been flawlessly renovated to be a 5-star luxury resort (one of the best in Europe).
Lough Eske Castle, a five-star castle hotel located on a secluded lakeside estate just outside Donegal Town, has a rich history dating back to the 1400s. Associated with the O’Donnell Clan, the founding fathers of Donegal, the property is based in the northwest region of Ireland.
Cedar Grill proved that Irish food is more than simple stews and potatoes.
A day stepping through time and exploring Lisbon’s medieval history with my Marco Polo guidebook.
The Amsterdam craft beer scene is nothing short of mature and this became evident as I hopped from beer hall, to bar, and to brewery.
Local bar & restaurant in downtown Reykjavik with Icelandic cuisine and drinks.
A geothermal hot spring among lava fields in Grindavik, Iceland.
Hiking the Sólheimajökull frozen glacial tongue and exploring the Blue Ice in Iceland.
