Отдых в тенерифе в январе: Отдых на Тенерифе в январе 2021 — отзывы и цены на отдых

Тенерифе в январе, туры на Тенерифе в январе, отдых на Тенерифе в январе – «Санрайз тур»

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Из множества курортных островов Канарские относятся к элите . Отдых здесь полон не только удовольствия, но и высочайшего уровня комфорта. Январские каникулы – замечательное время для того, чтобы поближе познакомиться с очарованием Тенерифе – самого крупного из Канарских островов. Тенерифе в январе позволит вам вырваться из оков зимы и насладиться ярким солнцем и теплым морем. Многие наши соотечественники предпочитают именно Тенерифе в январе другим зимним направлением, поскольку на острове круглогодично держится примерно одинаковая температура, и нет ее резких перепадов. Такой климат идеально подходит детям и людям в возрасте, так как не создает большой нагрузки на организм. Не думайте, что купальный сезон на Тенерифе в январе закрыт, отнюдь: температура воды в районе + 21 C на юге, так что ничто не мешает взбодриться погружением в Атлантический океан (необходимо помнить, что и летом океанская вода никогда не прогревается так, как в изолированных морях). В среднем на Тенерифе в январе температура воздуха+22-24 C, иногда она может подниматься и до 27 C. Горные массивы защищают Лас Америкас от холодных фронтов, недаром зимой здесь очень много европейцев, предусмотрительно бронирующих туры на Тенерифе в январе. Обильные дожди также не характерны для зимы (в месяце примерно 5 дождливых дней), не стоит бояться – солнца на Тенерифе в январе будет предостаточно, загар и свежий вид вам точно обеспечены. Юг в данном случае предпочтительнее, так как на севере температуры падают обычно в это время года ниже +20 C. Единственное, что может доставить беспокойство – калима (сухой пыльный ветер из Африки), но ее легко переждать, отправившись на другую часть острова, в один из многочисленных национальных парков или подняться на Тейде – красивейший вулкан.

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Отдых на Тенерифе в январе

Отдых на Тенерифе в январе обещает стать по-настоящему запоминающимся. Гостеприимство и радушие местного населения, помноженные на великолепный сервис, обеспечивают отпуск вашей мечты. Совмещая пляж, купание и загар с экскурсиями и осмотром достопримечательностей, вы не заметите, как время пролетит, настолько интересным и захватывающим оно будет. Весьма популярными местами для посещения являются: Вулкан Тейде, расположенный в национальном парке, причудливый, немного космический пейзаж и ландшафт которого напоминает поверхность далекой планеты; Драконье дерево в одноименном парке – одно из древнейших растений на планете, высотой 25 метров и окружностью 10 метров. Ежедневно его посещает около 6 000 человек; Аквапарк Сиам – любимое место отдыха детворы; Пирамиды Гуимар – необычные ступенчатые пирамиды на юго-востоке; «Парк орлов» с 500 видами животных и птиц и «Лоро парк» – одновременно аквариум, зоопарк и ботанический сад.

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Туры на Тенерифе в январе

«Санрайз тур» представляет лучшие туры на Тенерифе в январе. Довольство клиентов компании – наша первостепенная задача, выполнению которой мы уделяем все силы. Совместно с нашими квалифицированными менеджерами, отлично разбирающимися во всех нюансах отдыха на Тенерифе в январе, мы определите для вас конкретный населенный пункт, отель и примерную программу пребывания. Наши сотрудники познакомят вас с известными достопримечательностями, посоветуют, на что обратить внимание, какие факторы следует учесть, чтобы отдых на Тенерифе в январе прошел идеально. Туры на Тенерифе в январе от «Санрайз тур» это: Большой выбор отелей на любой вкус и кошелек; Разнообразие стоимости – с учетом финансовой составляющей мы подберем шикарный отель или хорошую демократичную гостиницу; Решение организационных вопросов; Индивидуальный подход; Бонусы и преимущества постоянным клиентам; Возможность приобретения горящих туров.

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90000 Tenerife: Overview of the main Tourist Areas 90001 90002 Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands situated off the North west coast of Africa and due to its constant good weather, excellent beaches (12 Blue Flag) and spectacular natural beauty it attracts over 3 million visitors every year. 90003 It is confusing for first-time visitors to decide where to stay, so below is an overview of the major resorts in the South of the island. The list starts in the west and heads east past Tenerife Sur (Reina Sofia) Airport (the main airport for the South).This is followed by a short overview of the tourist areas in the north of the island. 90002 90005 90006 Los Gigantes 90007 90008 — At the tip of the west coast this quiet town gets its name from the giant cliffs (Acantilados de los Gigantes) that border the town and are only accessible by boat. Geared towards tourism it consists mainly of hotels and apartments and offers a variety of English bars some with live entertainment and others more suited for that quiet relaxing drink. A few restaurants offering excellent international cuisine and the usual favourites such as burgers or fish & chips.It has a black sand beach that is small but safe for swimming and surfing and is rarely crowded. There is a busy harbour where you can find a choice of water based excursions including boat trips up towards Masca, diving and scuba diving excursions and various water sports. Los Gigantes is a beautiful area and favoured by the more mature couples due to its peaceful atmosphere. Due to the hilly nature of this resort, it may not be suitable for those with walking difficulties. To visit other parts of the island, a car is recommended.90003 90002 90011 View of the cliffs from the road above Los Gigantes 90003 90002 90011 The small safe black sandy beach surrounded by cliffs 90003 90002 90005 90006 Puerto de Santiago 90007 90008 90005 — 90008 It is hard to tell the divide between Puerto de Santiago, Playa de la Arena and Los Gigantes, the three are so close together and it is easy to walk from one to the other. Most Spanish residents in the area are based in Puerto de Santiago, giving it more of a Canarian feel. There is a considerable amount of building going on, but resort facilities are good, with plenty of family bars, restaurants, a choice of shops and all inclusive hotels.These resorts attract many older visitors looking for a quieter base. As with Los Gigantes, this resort may not be suitable for those with walking difficulties. Again, a car is recommended. 90003 90002 90005 90006 Playa De La Arena 90007 90008 — Next to Los Gigantes is this compact resort. As it is relatively new and modern, some building and development work is in progress but it’s fairly low key. There are a number of hotels, a small selection of restaurants and a few bars, although entertainment is mainly based in the hotels and traditional in flavour.It has a small 250 metres beach of black sand, a spectacular coastline and some secluded bays. On the beach can be found sun beds for a small charge, showers and lifeguards. The water can sometimes be quite rough with high waves. Care needs to be taken because there are underwater currents, depending on the weather and the waves it can sometimes be dangerous. If the sea is rough it is difficult to see the big rocks which are just below the surface and the beach can only be partly recommended for children as there is a steep drop in the water quite close to the edge.Be aware that black sand gets extremely hot especially in the afternoon, do not forget to take your flip flops. A range of shops can be found along the sea front. Perfect for couples, families and older visitors looking for a quiet holiday. Due to the hilly nature of this resort, it may not be suitable for those with walking difficulties. Again, a car is recommended. 90003 90002 90011 90005 90006 Alcala 90007 90008 — Still very much a fishing village with fantastic views of the sea and mountains but now boasting the luxurious 5 star Gran Melia Palacio de Isora 90003 90002 90011 There is no beach in Alcala but the local still manage to sunbathe at the waters edge 90003 90002 90011 View of the old town from the coastal path 90003 90002 90011 View from Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora 90011 90011 90011 The town square 90003 90002 90005 90006 Playa San Juan 90007 90008 — Situated on the West coast in the vicinity of Los Gigantes, this small town has a growing tourist market but still retains its Spanish roots.The beaches are natural and the tides in this stretch of coast make for excellent swimming. Recommended for those who wish to be far from city life. (There is a really useful description of San Juan starting Page 2 of the attached Forum post http: //www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowTopi …) 90003 90002 90011 The beach in Playa San Juan 90003 90002 90011 The main street in Playa San Juan 90003 90002 90011 The new walkway and boardwalk 90011 90005 90006 90011 Callao Salvaje 90007 90008 — Situated just 8 kilometres (5 miles) from the main Las Americas area, Callao Salvaje is mainly residential although a few small hotels exist.Callao Salvaje enjoys a promenade and a small shopping centre that has a variety of bars, fresh fish restaurants and shops. A small man-made beach is due to be extended in the future. Ideal for those who prefer a quieter holiday and low-key nightlife in a mainly residential area. It is worth considering car hire. 90003 90002 90011 The ‘beach’ at Callao The shops and cafes 90011 90011 The remainder of tourist shops & supermarket and a few bars and restaurants 90003 90002 90011 A small park attached to Atlantic Hotel & a convenient area at the end of the road to turn the car around 90003 90002 90005 90006 Playa Paraiso 90007 90008 — Purpose built, manmade and relatively new.Due to demand for property in the Bahia Del Duque area, builders are moving into Playa Paraiso and this area is currently undergoing massive construction. Currently there are a handful of bars and restaurants for relaxing evenings. There is also a popular lido formed by the natural and rocky coastline and there are plans to develop a man-made beach (ironically, there is not a paradise beach here yet) and a commercial centre. An ideal spot for those looking for a holiday on a budget. Basic resort amenities are all here, but if you’re looking for a more all inclusive feel and have young children, Costa Adeje would be a better choice.Car hire is recommended. Unfortunately many tour operators advertise that accommodation here is in Costa Adeje (several miles away) so it is worth checking location carefully if you do not wish to be isolated. 90003 90002 90011 Playa Paraiso with views of the Riu and Roco Nivaria 90003 90002 90011 Despite the name there is no beach 90003 90002 90005 90006 Costa Adeje 90007 90008 — The area considered to be Costa Adeje is everything west of Veronicas up through Puerto Colon, Torviscas , Fanabe, Playa del Duque and La Caleta.Until fairly recently Costa Adeje was lumped in with Playa de las Americas, but after rebranding and considerable marketing it has emerged as a resort in it’s own right and is one of the top family resort areas across the Canaries. There are many leisure pursuits available, including superb golf, Aqualand, parks, shopping, spas, casinos and shows, top family beaches, diving and scuba diving, boat trips, whale watching and bars and restaurants. Costa Adeje has the pick of the beaches Troya I, Troya II and Playa Fanabe which are all Blue Flag award winning beaches with full lifeguard service provided in summer, plenty of sunbeds, showers, toilets and changing rooms.90003 90002 90011 Part of the Costa Adeje coast from the sea 90003 90002 90005 90006 Playa del Duque 90007 90008 90005 90008 — 90005 90008 This area is one of the newest in Costa Adeje and it is less crowded. In the CC Plaza del Duque You will find 40 shops where you can find merchandise from the most exclusive designers both national and international as well as a large variety of restaurants. Generally speaking, you’ll pay a little more if you stay here than in other areas. 90003 90002 90011 A lovely day in Del Duque taken from the top of the hill 90003 90002 90005 90006 Puerto Colón 90007 90008 — Calls itself a port but it is actually a large and very attractive marina complete with expensive yachts and elegant boats.A set of breakwaters protect a selection of relatively small but well maintained purpose-built beaches where you can sunbathe or swim If you are feeling a little more energetic, take advantage of the wealth of sporting activities such as volley ball, jet skiing, parascending, banana boats, hang gliding, diving, snorkelling, surfing and wind surfing. This is also the major marina where the majority of boat trips leave for whale and dolphin watching or fishing. With some of the islands ‘best facilities and a wide choice of relaxing bars and restaurants to choose from Puerto Colón is an excellent choice for families.90003 90002 90011 The Harbour at Puerto Colon 90011 90011 90005 90006 Fañabé 90007 90008 — A beautiful and exclusive area, which has been developed largely over the last 5 or 6 years, Fañabé offers stretches of wonderful Blue Flag man-made beaches and up-market commercial shopping centres with every designer shop imaginable. It is also home to the famous hotel «Bahia del Duque». Las Americas is only a few minutes walk along the promenade and offers every type of restaurant imaginable. The whole area is very cosmopolitan and is perfect for clients seeking the luxury of a tranquil area yet at the same time the proximity of a wide range of activities and services.90003 90002 90003 90002 90005 90006 Torviscus 90007 90008 — boasts a wide range of bars and restaurants within easy walking distance together with ample shops. The main thoroughfare is pedestrianised. There are two blue flag beaches, the popular Torviscas Playa stretching right round to Fañabe and the smaller more sheltered cove at Puerto Colon. 90003 90002 90011 Golden sandy beaches 90003 90005 90006 San Eugenio (Alto and Bajo) 90007 90008 — This area is part of Las Americas and runs from the coastline up into the hills of Las Americas and just south of Torviscas You’re ideally placed here for excellent beaches, and just a short walk from Puerto Colon harbour.San Eugenio is a self contained resort with everything you’ll need for a beach holiday. Ideal for families. 90002 90005 90006 Las Americas 90007 90008 — To most people the very mention Playa de las Americas conjures up images of all night bars and the very worst excesses of a «yob culture» certainly not the place that would attract families or middle aged couples, which for Tenerife, is increasingly becoming the target market. These days the only difference between Costa Adeje and Playa de las Americas is several hundred pounds a week which reflects that Costa Adeje has a far higher proportion of 5 star hotels than Playa de las Americas.90003 On choosing PdlA you will very quickly discover that a wide traffic-free promenade runs along the full length of the resort. This actually begins at Los Cristianos in the east and continues for several miles right through Playa de las Americas and on to La Caleta in the west. One particular part of the promenade worth a mention, is the stretch running from the Hotel Bouganville to the marina at Puerto Colon, and is known locally as the «Geranium Walk». Another area that is very sophisticated and should not be missed is around the Mare Nostrum complex which is filled with international restaurants, stylish cocktail bars.For those who want culture there is the Piramides de Arona and the brand new Magma Centre which are the venues of top international entertainers. There are a large number of designer shopping complexes selling designer goods, perfume and jewellery, as well as many stores selling electronic goods. 90002 Not to be totally forgotten is the island’s party capital suitable for the 18-30 age group, a very small area known as Veronicas Strip. I would guess that every young person visiting Tenerife hasheard of Veronicas Strip and intends to spend a bit of time there.Veronicas isa 200 metre stretch with Nightclubs and Pubs along the strip. Most will haveheard of Bobbys and Busbys and may have seen them on television. After 9pm familiesshould really stay away unless they want to see and hear things that may offendthem. If you look at Veronicas in daylight you will see that it is really avery ordinary street with nothing special to show you what it really is, infact it looks rather dingy. It is only when night time comes that it comesalive and really it is the youngsters that give the place atmosphere.The Barsstay open until around 5am and its the all night drinking, dancing and justhaving a very wild time that Veronicas Strip is all about. Single men and girlsjust doing what single people do — having a good time! 90003 90002 Few would ever deny that Playa de las Americas is anything other than a modern purpose-built tourist resort that boasts several sandy beaches, assorted water sports, countless shops and numerous restaurants. . But in all honesty, it does not ever pretend to be anything else.This lively, cosmopolitan resort with fantastic facilities and vibrant nightlife is for those looking for the ultimate sun, sea and sand destination. Something for everybody including the most demanding of visitors. 90003 90011 90011 The Piramides de Arona — central Playa de las Americas 90002 90011 Enjoy wide walkways throughout Playa de las Americas 90003 90002 90011 Las Americas by night 90011 90003 90002 90005 90006 Los Cristianos 90007 90008 — Is the second largest holiday resort in the south of Tenerife.The centre is completely pedestrian friendly. It is difficult to determine where Los Cristianos ends and Las Americas begins, but it is just a 5 minute walk along the seafront area known as San Telmo. There are two main beaches, the most popular one, Playa de las Vistas, was completed in 1997 with sand taken from the Sahara. It also has numerous restaurants, bars, a good selection of shops and many pretty pavement cafés. Regular ferries leave the port for the surrounding islands and boat trips to see the whales and dolphins also leave from here.Held every Sunday, Los Cristianos is home to the biggest street market in Tenerife. Recommended for families and couples seeking an authentic Spanish atmosphere within a well-established resort. The resort tends to attract a slightly older holidaymaker in comparison to Playa de las Américas. 90003 90002 90011 Part of the new Boardwalk in Los Cristianos 90003 90011 Los Cristianos from the sea 90002 90005 90006 Palm Mar 90007 90008 — is a tourist village between Las Galletas and Los Cristianos.There is a lot of development going on here but if you want to get away from the crowds its ideal. There is a long, narrow pebble beach that looks out to Los Cristianos and Playa de Las Americas and a pretty walkway with plenty of seating to enjoy the sun or watch the ‘locals’ enjoy a day at the beach. The buildings are beautiful, but there are very few facilities. A car is essential. 90003 90002 90011 Pretty walkway runs along the narrow pebble beach 90003 90002 90003 90005 90006 Costa Del Silencio 90007 90008 — One of the oldest established resorts, there is a small pebble beach and the sea conditions are good for swimming.A variety of bars and restaurants are dotted around and many have top class entertainers. The area has plenty of privately owned rental apartments and is suitable for those wanting to stay close to their accommodation. A car is recommended. 90002 90005 90006 Las Galletas 90007 90008 — has retained much of its fishing village heritage. Stretching back from the sea front, fishermen’s cottages sit next to restaurants, bars and shops. Las Galletas beach skirts the bay of the resort; it’s a perfect beginning to the laid back pace of life here.Walk along the palm lined pavement to the harbour and the small daily fish market. There’s an excellent reason why dive centres bring their clients to Las Galletas; it’s reputed to have the most diverse and spectacular dive sites. Rusted wrecks, deep caverns, eerie volcanic undersea formations. It does not matter if you’re a beginner or an expert; the numerous diving centres in town have packages to suit everyone 90003 90002 90011 Pretty tree lined streets and while it may not be the best beach on the island it is well used by the locals — few visitors know this spot 90003 90002 90011 The boats catch the fish and then drop it straight off at the daily market 90003 90002 90005 90006 Amarilla Golf 90007 90008 — One of the first golf courses to become established in the south of the island.Due to its convenient position and its pleasant greens, it has grown over the past few years adding new developments to the area. Mostly British residents and their families favour the resort although there are a number of properties regularly rented out to holiday makers preferring the relaxed atmosphere, golf facilities and natural coast lines. This area can be subject to windy days. Shopping facilities are 5 minutes away by car. (Car hire is recommended). Perfect for the keen golfer. 90003 90002 90011 Lots of new developments springing up along the coast 90003 90002 90011 Lovely walks along the rugged coastal path 90003 90002 90011 The new marina is a busy place both for those who enjoy boats and the keen fisherman 90003 90002 90011 Amarilla Golf is the home for the Yellow Submarine excursions 90003 90002 90005 90006 Golf Del Sur 90007 90008 — Largely inhabited by British people this area, surrounded by superbly maintained landscaped gardens throughout, offers a variety of villas and apartments.It has been developed along the coastline, close to natural beaches making it idyllic for those who enjoy walks, playing golf or participating in water sports. An excellent area for those who are looking for a relaxing break, providing you have no objections to occasional high winds and low flying aircraft! At it’s nearest point, Golf del Sur is a mere 4km from the southern runway of the Reina Sofia International Airport, and although this means a very short transfer into the resort, it also means that guests staying here will undoubtedly experience a considerable degree of aircraft noise.Reina Sofia is open 24 hours a day and throughout the night a large number of heavy cargo planes use the facility in addition to the numerous charter flights landing and taking off. In all fairness to the authorities who run the airport, in order to minimise the disturbance, aircraft do tend to approach the airport from over the sea, and as a consequence landings are somewhat quieter than takeoffs. Major shopping facilities are just five minutes away by car and 15 minutes by car from the nightlife centres of Los Cristianos and Las Americas, 90003 90002 90011 Not much beach but a beautiful coastal walk.90003 90002 90011 As well as the view of Teide there are always the planes to see. 90003 90002 90011 The new San Blas Hotel between Golf del Sur and Los Abrigos 90003 90002 90011 San Blas Hotel look carefully you can see the sun beds on the ‘beach’ 90003 90002 90005 90006 Los Abrigos 90007 90008 — Development has crept up on this coastal fishing village to accommodate those who enjoy a quiet and tranquil atmosphere with a sea breeze. The harbour, a pedestrian zone, provides a pleasant stroll and is famous in the South for its many fish restaurants.There is an evening market every Tuesday. Ideal for those who enjoy peace or simply the ambiance of a typical Canarian fishing village. 90003 90002 90011 Lots of fish restaurants around the harbour 90003 90002 90011 Even a tiny town loves it’s sculptures 90003 90002 90011 Wander through the shady narrow streets 90003 90002 90005 90006 El Médano 90007 90008 — This Bohemian resort — if you could call it a resort — feels more like a bustling Spanish village. Ii is just to the north of Tenerife Sur Airport and is a bit of a well kept secret outside of surfing and windsurfing circles.It has been host to international windsurfing contests over the years. With its fine golden sand, a buzzing Saturday morning market, a promenade, numerous friendly bars and restaurants, and lots of live music it possesses a quiet beauty. Visitors ‘facilities also include snorkelling, boats to let, plus courses in sailing, surfing and paragliding and increasingly kite surfing. A must for the keen sports fan, but beware — the winds are regular to strong in this area, something not suited to everybody’s ideal holiday.90003 90002 90011 The windy El Medano beach is ideal for parascending 90003 90002 90011 View of the old town 90011 90003 90002 90006 90005 Bajamar / Punta de Hidalgo 90008 90007 — both located on the northernmost point of Tenerife at the foot of the magnificent Anaga Mountains, the resorts are a bit of a throwback to 1950s type seaside resorts. Both locations were developed in the1930s and 1960s as summer vacation spots for residents of La Laguna and neither is particularly picturesque or charming with many concrete, high rise buildings which are in need of replacing or at very least, a facelift.The best profile of both towns is their coastline which has some lovely natural rock pools and views all along the north coast with Mount Teide looming on the horizon. 90003 90002 In Punta de Hidalgo, a tiny black pebble beach lies beside the main, large pool and a long esplanade provides a joggers ‘and strollers highway. 90003 90002 In Bajamar a large infinity rock pool is surrounded by wooden decking areas and there’s a small, golden sand artificial beach. 90011 This part of Tenerife is sheltered from the Trade Winds and as a result Bajamar and Punta de Hidalgo are mild in winter and humid in summer.Most visitors to the resorts tend to be Germans during the winter months and Spanish during the summer. 90003 90002 90011 90275 Bajamar’s sea pools 90276 90003 90002 90005 90006 Puerto de la Cruz 90007 — 90008 is the main tourist resort of the north of the island, and before the motorway and new airport in the south, was the largest holiday resort on Tenerife. Its history dates back as a small fishing village and port to the larger town of La Orotava. Many of the town’s squares, churches and old houses date back to that time.Tourism started in the 1960s with visitors coming from the cruise ships docking in Santa Cruz. As package holidays became available in the 1970s, Puerto de la Cruz became a popular holiday resort. Puerto is known as Tenerife’s sophisticated resort; filled with lush, tropical vegetation and resolutely Canarian in character, it’s suited to those looking for Tenerife culture. 90003 90002 Compared to the purpose-built resorts, Puerto presents a very different picture. Outside of the hotels, bars and restaurants, English is not widely spoken and very little of the nightlife is based around live entertainment, karaoke or ‘tribute’ acts.The Canarios prefer to relax over a bottle of wine in one of the many bars that fill Puerto’s plazas and old cobbled streets. 90003 90002 90011 90275 The Ranilla restaurant district 90276 90003 90002 Although the months of October to March see many retired British and Germans over-wintering in Puerto (as indeed they do in other resorts), the town’s resident population is certainly not in the same ‘ mature ‘bracket and Puerto remains lively throughout the year. The summer months are particularly busy with Spanish mainlanders, many of them under 30, and this is when the town’s nightlife is at its most lively.Today there are many 4 star hotels situated along the traffic-free promenade and there are a large number of shops and boutiques to suit all pockets. Puerto has a vast wealth of excellent restaurants, to cater for all tastes and budgets. 90003 90002 90011 90275 The stunning Lago Martianez 90276 90003 90002 The town’s main beach of Playa Jardín (the garden beach) is a beautiful black sand beach at the western edge of town, backed by extensive landscaped gardens with views to Mount Teide. Along the promenade is the magnificent swimming pool complex of Lago Martiánez which has six pools, including a wonderful kiddies area with a giant octopus and little waterfalls and a vast lake beneath which the town’s Casino is located.Any holiday should not be complete without a visit to the world famous Loro Parque, which no one of any age should miss. A free road-train takes visitors from the centre of town. For those who love carnival, the town comes alive in February with many visitors and locals alike enjoying a week of good spirit and friendship. 90003 90002 90011 90275 Plaza Iglesia; one of Puerto’s charming squares 90276 90003 90002 The average temperature in winter rarely drops below 20 ° C (70 ° F) in the day; hardly ‘cold’ by UK standards.The sunshine hours are slightly less than the south of the island and the months of July or August can be humid and cloudy. 90011 However, it does rain more here than in the south which is why it’s so green and fertile. February and November tend to be the rainy months. 90003 90002 90005 90006 La Orotava 90007 90008 is probably one of the prettiest towns in Tenerife. Full of historical buildings, wooden balconies, flower filled plazas and narrow 90003.90000 Best time to travel — January 90001 90002 The last three weeks of January is one of the best times for a Costa Rica vacation. New Years is also great from the perspective of weather but it’s crowded and peak season surcharges make it one of the most expensive weeks of the year. 90003 90002 All the best tours and activities are going full blast and the wildlife is abundant and active. Any of our «Best Trips Ever» take advantage of the beautiful tropical weather this time of year. 90003 90002 trip planning | 90007 90008 Dec 90009 90010 | 90007 90008 Jan 90009 90010 | 90007 90008 Feb 90009 90010 | 90007 90008 Mar 90009 90010 | best trips ever | weather | cost | notes 90003 90024 January Weather in Costa Rica 90025 90026 Costa Rica January rainfall patterns.January is the beginning of the dry season. Clear weather is much more reliable on the Pacific side. 90002 January the first reliably dry month at the beginning of Costa Rica’s Pacific side dry season. The northwestern (Guanacaste) and central regions (Jaco, Manuel Antonio) of Costa Rica have little rain and mostly sunny weather. What little rain falls usually comes as afternoon or evening showers. 90003 90002 In January strong winds are common especially in the northwest. These «Papagayo» winds are the result of cooler, dry air moving down from North America and displacing the moist, warm dense, tropical air mass.The pressure difference causes winds that are accelerated through gaps in the central mountain ranges and can exceed 100 kph. 90003 90002 On the Caribbean side of the central mountains it’s wetter especially in the northeast where polar air pushes across the Gulf of Mexico picking up heat and moisture then depositing it as continuous days of rain referred to locally as 90007 temporales del Atlantico 90010. 90003 90002 With no rain to cool things down on the Pacific beaches and in the lowlands highs of 86 to 94 ° F (30-35 ° C) with lows only dropping a few degrees to 76 to 84 ° F (25-29 ° C) overnight make air-conditioning a nice amenity.Heading to the mountains for part of your vacation this time of year can be attractive since daytime temperatures around the central valley are usually 75 to 85 ° F (24-29 ° C) in January and it cools off more at night. 90003 90002 A day or two of temperatures in the mid nineties (35-37 ° C) is possible at low elevations and especially in Guanacaste and on the Nicoya coast during January. 90003 90002 trip planning | 90007 90008 Dec 90009 90010 | 90007 90008 Jan 90009 90010 | 90007 90008 Feb 90009 90010 | 90007 90008 Mar 90009 90010 | best trips ever | weather | cost | notes 90003 90057 Costs & Availability for Travel in January 90058 90002 Prices reflect the popularity of travel at this time, high season rates are in full effect, and most hotels and lodges in the mid and luxury price ranges add a holiday surcharge for the first week of January.Many hotels and lodges that have dining rooms throw New Years Eve parties. Dinner and dancing are often mandatory for all guests and included in the room rates for the night of December 31 adding between $ 50 and $ 150 per person. 90003 90002 Many accommodations also have minimum stays ranging from three to seven nights over New Years so you should check the fine print carefully when booking. 90003 90063 instant trip cost calculator — no app to download, no mailing list to join 90002 For an accurate idea of ​​how much to budget for a Costa Rica vacation in January try the instant trip cost calculator.90003 90002 Reasonable airfares are available for advance purchasers, but most have sold out by November when prices typically climb by 20-100%. 90003 90057 Planning Ahead & Reservations 90058 90002 Not only is January one of the best months to travel it is also one of the most popular. It’s the heart of the high season for international travelers and the middle of the school holidays for Ticos so activities and accommodations fill up quickly. 90003 90002 We traveled all over Costa Rica in January of 2018 and again in 2019 and found bigger crowds and lower availability than ever before.Later we saw statistics indicating that large numbers of travelers who traditionally visit the Caribbean decided to try Costa Rica instead because of the devastation in places like the Virgin Islands, Barbuda and Puerto Rico during the hyperactive hurricane season in 2017. 90003 90002 January 2020 is looking to be even busier and reservations are already setting records. Booking ahead (as far ahead as six to twelve months) is a necessity for the popular higher quality mid-price, superior and luxury class hotels, lodges and resorts.90003 90002 Budget and mid-priced hotels that rely on walk-in or direct online booking clientele also fill up fast so if you’re traveling without reservations plan to arrive early in the day and stay flexible with price range and expectations. 90003 90002 trip planning | 90007 90008 Dec 90009 90010 | 90007 90008 Jan 90009 90010 | 90007 90008 Feb 90009 90010 | 90007 90008 Mar 90009 90010 | best trips ever | weather | cost | notes 90003 90057 Alternatives to January in Costa Rica 90058 Select MonthJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember 90098 When to visit? 90002 If you like the sound of Dry Season, but would prefer to avoid the crowds try traveling in February or early March before the Spring Break and Easter crowds arrive.90003 90002 90007 90008 … Other Bests … 90009 best kept secrets, best to do, best trips ever & best places … 90010 90003 90057 90007 Notes: 90010 90058 90002 90007 Even though late 2019 and early 2020 are likely to be a La Nada Southern Oscillation pattern which normally means more unpredictability in the weather the Pacific side dry season will be in full swing by January. 90098 90010 90003 90002 90007 «Summer» School Holidays-The long public school vacations in Costa Rica run from the middle of the second week in December through the beginning of the second week in February.Expect families on vacation and bigger crowds at the beach. All of January is always included. 90010 90003 90024 Calendar of Nature, Holidays & Fiestas — Costa Rica in January 90025 90002 The Costa Rica tide table below is for informational purposes and is not suitable for navigation. The more that is colored in on the turtle, whale or quetzal symbol the more likely you’ll see one. A detailed explanation and legend is also included at the bottom. 90003 90024 Calendar Legend 90025 90002 90008 Averages for the month 90009 90003 90130 90131 Approximate exchange rate 90132 90131 General weather pattern for each half of the country 90098 90135 90132 90131 Average surf wave height for each coast 90098 90139 90132 90141 90002 90008 Shown for each day 90009 90003 90130 90131 The phase of the moon, and the moon and sun rise and set times for planning turtle viewing or a night hike (best under the dark skies of a new moon when nocturnal animals are most active).90132 90131 Times for each high and low tide along the outer Pacific coast (gulfs and bays vary). Average height 8 feet (2.5 meters). 90098 Not intended for navigation. 90132 90131 Tides on the east coast occur about 2 hours earlier. However, the average height is only 8 inches (0.2 meters) so levels in the Caribbean Sea do not significantly impact most activities. 90132 90131 Natural events are shown as shaded icons for quetzals (nesting), turtles (nesting), and humpback whales (calving) on ​​each coast.90098 90156 90132 90131 The more solid color shown the more likely the event, the more shaded the less likely. 90098 90160 90132 90131 Baby turtles hatch (usually at night) after approximately 50-70 days incubation so look for nesting activity on the calendar two months prior to your visit if you’d like to see the little ones popping out of the sand .. 90132 90131 90008 Holidays 90009 — 90008 Bold 90009 indicates a government & bank holiday when most businesses are closed and buses may run on limited schedules.90132 90131 Fiesta and local festival dates are approximate — most include events spread over a week or two so check the schedule locally for more information. 90132 90141 .90000 Vacation Spanish courses in Tenerife 90001 90002 $ USD 90003 90004 90005 90006 Top currencies 90007 90008 90009 $ USD United States dollar 90010 90011 £ GBP British pound 90010 90013 € EUR Euro 90010 90015 $ CAD Canadian dollar 90010 90017 $ AUD Australian dollar 90010 90019 90010 90005 90006 All currencies 90007 90008 90025 AED درهم UAE dirham 90010 90027 Kz AOA Angolan Kwanza 90010 90029 $ ARS Argentine peso 90010 90017 $ AUD Australian dollar 90010 90033 лева BGN Bulgarian lev 90010 90035 R $ BRL Brazilian real 90010 90015 $ CAD Canadian dollar 90010 90039 Fr.CHF Swiss franc 90010 90041 $ CLP Chilean peso 90010 90043 ¥ CNY Chinese yuan 90010 90045 $ COP Colombian peso 90010 90047 Kč CZK Czech koruna 90010 90049 kr DKK Danish krone 90010 90051 90019 90010 90019.