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City Overview
Population: 220,000
Location: Atlantic Ocean (Off
the West Coast of Morocco)
The Canary Islands are Spain's
tropical paradise. The island of Tenerife is the largest of the
Canary archipelago (2,053 square km). Visitors to these islands
enjoy excellent weather year round, plus a huge variety of scenery
and terrain. On the island of Tenerife you will find extremely varied
plant life, large wooded mountains, and extensive areas where banana,
tomato, potato and other agricultural products are grown. The beaches
themselves are spectacular! The sand is soft and clean, with some
beaches made up of black sand, while others have gold colored sand.
The capital of the island is Santa Cruz de Tenerife, which has 220,000
inhabitants. It is a cheerful, pulsating, modern city full of restaurants,
bars, cafe, shopping, churches, plus much more. The city is warm
and cheerful, guaranteed to make anyone feel right at home!
Tenerife is a shopping paradise
due to the fact that there are no customs imposed on goods purchased.
Not even the tax-free shops at airports can compete with prices
in the Canaries. Besides being able to purchase your "standard"
items, the islands offer visitors the chance to purchase exotic
items such as Nigerian crocodile skin, beautiful pieces of carved
ivory made on the banks of the Ganges (India), and exquisite Chinese
silk. This is the place to go to find the most curious and rare
objects.
The Canary Islands, and in specific,
Tenerife are an ideal setting for a multitude of sports. Enjoy excellent
deep sea fishing, diving, or just swimming and relaxing on the long
stretches of beaches. Other sports available to anyone include tennis,
trap-shooting, horseback riding, and golf.
Due to the tropical climate, extensive
outdoor activities, and bustling cities, we are confident that you
will find the Canary Islands an ideal place to learn Spanish.
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