Puerto Rico holidays

Puerto Rico is a popular holiday destination among tourists, and the popularity of wine is likely to be one of the reasons why. Wine is increasingly popular overseas, and some of the best bottles are found in the Canary Islands. Alternatively, there is plenty of craft beer to choose from, particularly locally brewed beverages. There is a wide range of food to accompany your glass of wine or pint of beer, but tapas can be found on most menus. Tapas is an incredibly popular dish in the Canary Islands – and it’s perfect for sharing.

Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria is a popular beach within the holiday resort. The beautiful views and endless activities continue to keep tourists happy. With nightlife nearby, beautiful romantic spots and the opportunity to swim with dolphins, it’s no wonder people love heading here on holiday. Maspalomas Beach is one of the most popular places in Gran Canaria and it’s just a short drive from Puerto Rico. Not only is it local but Maspalomas is filled with things to do, including viewing the dunes, the lighthouse and going on a stroll along the seafront. It’s definitely a good place to go if you’re after a beautiful tourist hotspot.

In Puerto Rico you can spend all day at the beach soaking up the sun and taste a range of different food in the evening. But, there are also dozens of fun things you can do too.

Explore the Dunes: There is a lot of hiking involved in a trip to the Canary Islands, particularly if you decide to go to Maspalomas and explore the Dunes. The natural reserve has been protected for years and remains a popular spot among tourists. You’re able to walk miles and head out to sea, or stroll into the desert and look at the wildlife.

Roque Nublo: Roque Nublo is an unusual tourist spot, but it still brings in thousands of people every year. The formation has proven to be popular in Gran Canaria, with many people climbing up to see the historical feature. It’s a volcanic rock, which was formed by an eruption around 4.5 million years ago. It stands at 1,956 metres, so it’s no surprise that tourists make the trip to view the rocks.