In fact, El Hierro is the perfect place for a peaceful holiday with spectacular scenery, including the red and black coloured beaches. Due to the volcanic activity, the sand is rich in iron ...

Often considered the most passionate European destination, Spain consistently draws tourists from all over the world. From ...

Tenerife in the Canary Islands has been hailed the ‘Hawaii of Spain’ and the ‘Hawaii ... ancient cloud forests and gorgeous black-sand beaches. The mountain range is geologically the oldest ...

Many holiday-goers have been seeking out lesser-known alternatives, including a remarkable destination dupe in Spain. Altea .

Looking to escape the rain and wind while planning your next summer weekend away? Just a four-hour flight and only £20 away, Tenerife awaits with its stunning white sand beaches and lush green ...

when she entered the beach of the RIU Hotel in Punta Cana — a town known for its longest white sand coastlines. RIU Hotels and Resorts, which was founded in 1953 in Mallorca, Spain, maintains ...

For a taste of Spain, plan a solo trip to Seville ... You can take your time exploring its many black sand beaches, fjord-filled national parks, glowworm caves and hot pools.

Flamenco, tapas, paella and Picasso, beaches, Alhambra and La Sagrada Familia are some of one Spain is famous for. Find out ...

Punalu’u Beach, Hawaii, USA A stunning black sand beach on the Big Island, this beach is known for endangered green sea turtles. Playa Jardín, Spain Located in Tenerife, this black sand beach is ...

6- Playa de Maspalomas, Spain – Set against the famous sand dunes of Gran Canaria ... highlights its significance in the evolution of public beach access and clothing-optional norms. 36- Black’s Beach ...

Refreshing hot springs, gigantic glaciers, rushing waterfalls, black sand beaches, piping volcanoes ... Right next door to Portugal is the equally entertaining destination of Spain. It’s a much bigger ...

However, despite its beauty, the beach has earned a deadly reputation. The black sand at Reynisfjara is not ordinary beach sand - it is cooled lava that has been eroded by the ocean over time.