Spain Holiday Reviews

The resort is a very peaceful place, we have been twice and we relax the moment we arrive. The bars are clean and the people are very helpful. Eating out is very good, my husband is a chef and very fussy but we eat in several places and did not have one back meal. They even do small portions of the main menu for children, lucky as our toddle does not eat nuggets and chips. Entertainment the best place we found was Pieros Music Cafe, both for adults and children. Meet Caroline and your holiday is complete.

Caleta De Fuste or Costa Caleta as its sometimes known, has everything you need whether your travelling as a couple or a family with kids of any age. The restaurants cater for all tastes and budgets. The beaches are spotlessly clean and everywhere is tidy and well looked after.

Quiet resort that is mainly Spanish and German orientated. Nice small resort with enough bars and restaurants without all the tackiness!!

The resort was not what i imagined there is lots to do but if you had told me adventure sports was one i would have said it was the wrong place. can picafort is dubbed old town however there is a lot of new life and the night life is also goon

not a bad resort if you like to chill out and take it easy. 2 weeks sun away from snowy Uk and nil complaints. I'd say party animals it's just not for you

A nice small resort, would be suitable for couples and families. went in january so wasnt that busy so that was also good, would suit more other couples

corralejo is a lovely place to stay.suitable for couples,elderly,and children of all ages.we were all inclusive,but while out and about,we saw lots of bars and restaurants with very cheap prices to eat there.there were quad biking(but you needed your driving licence),and crazy golf out on the main strip.we took a boat trip over to lanzarote,and that was only 25euro each(the reps wanted 35 euro),so that was cheap.there were plenty of beaches to choice from.some little coves,some bigger beaches and the sand dunes were lovely.i cant wait to go back to corralejo again.i loved it there.

Corralejo has all you need, for a get away holiday, very low key, not to much night life, which was just perfect for us.

We loved Correlejo. The beaches were very clean. There were many different restaurants to choose from. We found the prices quiet reasonable. There were 5 of us and it was costing between 45 and 50 euros each night. As it was low season there were a lot of offers on also.Some good places to eat are Tiffany's (apart from the sunday lunch which was awful!)which was only a couple of minutes walk from the apartments, the Castle restaurant, the Cherry Tree. We also ate at a very good all you can eat chinese but I can't remember the name-it was the first one you come to on your right!We did have quite a long walk form the apartments to the 'strip' and the beach but it was worth it!There were plenty of places offering excursions for good prices.There is also a free bus from just outside the apartments on a Thursday to the big shopping mall near the capital.We would definately go back again.Good value for a winter holiday in the sun!Although a lot of older people go at this time of the year and we did find that some of them were very rude on the excursions we went on!! The weather was very good, mostly 25 to 29 celcius although we did have a full day of rain and 2 cloudy days but it was still hot!

Correlejo is an old spanish resort not man made like so many of the spanish resorts, its beaches are fantastic especially the sand dunes of the national park which can be reached by a walk or a short taxi or bus ride. There are lots of places to eat out with plenty of good restaurants around the harbour area. Correlejo has been cleaned up quite a lot with money being spent on making the paving areas much better, I just hope they dont change it too much as it will spoil the character of the place. If you are looking for a more energetic place try calete de fuste which is a man made resort.

Found the Restaurants very good, staff very polite, beaches to die for. bars do good entertainment. Not to overcrowded.

When we visited in Jan/Feb 2010 there was hardly anyone about all the bars and restaurants were nearly empty and they were desperate for any custom they could get.We found that if we came out of our hoyel (The Arena) turned left to the top of the road then right and walked for ten minutes we found DJ's bar which was good for footy and drinks.The resort has a small harbour with plenty of bars and food stops all at good prices and the locals very pleasent you can sit with a cold drink looking out to sea and the beach.The main street is just like any other resort with bars,Restaurants and tourist tat shop's.

Not a lot to do, but we prefer this as we hire a car and see the island. Enough to do on a night, but quiet. We were there February so not sure if this livens up more peak season.

We have just entered our 60's, but this hotel was geared up for people in their 80's. We were out on the town most nights, but, had trouble finding places open who catered for young, lively minded people. The comedians who were about, were coarse and used the "F" word in front of children as young as 8. Benidorm has gone down hill from its hey day. Fortunately we were only there for a week.

a very clean and lively resort with lots to do plenty of food and drink places good bus service a brilliant beach and sea front