There are few destinations in the world where weather does not interfere seasonally. Exotic places suffer from constant rains and dry seasons, there are cities that invite (and force) cultural tourism because the cold makes it impossible to walk down the street and even in the most deserted areas of the planet temperatures drop precipitously in the evening. But There is an island in the middle of the Atlantic where summer is infinite... as infinite as our imagination, because in Tenerife all plans are outdoors and at any time of the year, the five-star resort Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora takes care of that.
Imagine being able to be explorer for a day in a lava tunnel with an expert speleologist in the Cueva del Viento and end the expedition with a gourmet festival paired with a unique Tenerife wine. EITHER fly over the Teide National Park in paragliding to see its volcanic cones and lava tails from the sky, the same one that at night gives us a natural spectacle loaded with millions of stars that we will discover thanks to the company of an astronomer.
infinite summer.
INFINITE SUMMER
enjoy the good constant time in Tenerife is the norm, that is why it is known as "the island of eternal spring", but in reality its large number of sunny days, its trade winds and that anticyclone of the Azores that blocks the cold in winter makes us think more about an infinite summer, the most infinite in Europe, if we take into account that the Canary Islands are located south of the south of the mainland.
For summer to never end, not only is a mild subtropical climate necessary, but memorable experiences that make us remember that we are on vacation. One of them, which is also a record, is immersing yourself in the infinity pool of the Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora, the longest saltwater pool in Europe. Head on, the vastness of the atlantic ocean and, deep down, a feeling of disconnection that invades us and makes us merge with the environment.
Located on the beachfront in Guía de Isora, with Mount Teide as its ancient guardian, the resort has 608 rooms whose contemporary interior design shows that aesthetics and comfort are also necessary when it comes to resting and surrendering to hedonistic pleasures. That they will be much more exclusive if we choose one of the villas or rooms of their Red Level boutique hotel. One with a hot tub on the terrace for adults only or a master suite for families?
Infinity pool.
WITH A HOLIDAY TASTE
at the resort entertainment is guaranteed, either in its Plaza Atlántica, in its sports facilities, in its children's areas or in its Spa by Clarins. But if there is one facet of the hotel that will leave us with an aftertaste of unforgettable vacations, that is gastronomy, as varied and multicultural as the island itself. Food Market Pangea and its vegan corner, the snacks that the Oasis restaurant serves by the infinity pool, Mediterranean cuisine at Oasis, Italian at L'Olio, Mexican at Agave, Asian at Nami, French-style at Le Bistrot Provençal and the best cuts of Basque and American meat at Dúo Steakhouse.
Special mention deserve the sophisticated creations by Jorge Peñate at La Terrasse, an avant-garde restaurant for adults only specialized in seafood . High kitchen, with views of La Gomera from its terrace, to remind you that any plan in the Gran Melia Palacio de Isora it is as infinite as the summer of Tenerife.