The Canary Islands in Spain are among the top winter vacation spots in Europe. It's no wonder that the islands are so popular, with bright weather throughout December and January.
The winner was an extraordinarily lovely resort in Tenerife that was ideal for a winter sun vacation.

For British visitors, the Canary Islands are a popular winter vacation. The most favoured location boasts "great landscape" and amazing beaches.

Tenerife's Adeje has been declared the most popular destination in the Canary Islands, and it has a lot to offer. Tourists can unwind at Playa del Duque, one of the nicest beaches in the area with golden sand and crystal blue water. "Beautiful view, extremely clean, and one of my favourite sites," one traveller commented on Tripadvisor. Views of the water and the coastline."
Siam Park, an award-winning water park in the area, is also a great day excursion for families.
Siam Park, often dubbed the finest water park in the world, has everything from leisurely rivers to hair-raising drops. "It's a terrific day out and the whole site has been nicely designed and put out," one visitor said on Tripadvisor. Britons looking for adventure may visit Barranco del Infierno, a beautiful hiking track with abundant of animals. Although Adeje might be crowded during high season, the natural reserve limits visitors to 20 each half hour, ensuring a tranquil atmosphere. If tourists wish to do the gorge walk during their vacation, they will need to book ahead of time.

History buffs may visit Casa Fuerte in Adeje, which chronicles the castle's history and connections to commerce. Adeje was not the only Canary Island hotspot to make the list; Arona in Tenerife and San Bartolomé de Tirajana on Gran Canaria both made the cut. British favourites Benidorm and Lloret de Mar were both included among Spain's top ten beach destinations. The figures, according to the Alliance of Tourist Municipalities of Sun and Beaches in Spain, demonstrate that beach tourism should be a priority for the country in 2023. It went on to say that the number of tourists flocking to the top beach resorts should indicate a "historic rebound" for the industry following the epidemic.

Top beach hotspots in Spain (INE)

1. Adeje, Tenerife
2. Arona, Tenerife
3. Benidorm, Alicante
4. Calvia, Majorca
5. Lloret de Mar, Girona
6. Salou, Tarragona
7. San Bartolomé de Tirajana, Gran Canaria
8. Torremolinos