Booderee National Park is a place of outstanding natural beauty offering a wide range of activities including bushwalking, camping, cycling, boating, swimming, fishing and snorkelling. Booderee is owned by the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community and is a significant place for Koori people. Learn about Koori culture and traditional foods through Booderee's Aboriginal interpretive program.

Step into the fascinating world of cacti at Jardín de Cactus in Lanzarote, where more than a thousand different types of succulents from various desert and arid regions are on display. Situated in the village of Guatiza, the garden was the last project of renowned artist César Manrique, and his works can be seen throughout the garden. The garden is designed as a large amphitheatre, with terraced arrangements of plants that provide a stunning visual experience. A restored windmill, once used for producing gofio (a sort of Canarian flour), stands at the highest point, further adding to the charm of the place.

Explore the island's volcanic tidal pools, where calm, crystal-clear waters gather in rocky hollows along the coast. Porto das Salemas on the north side offers small emerald-coloured pools perfect for a refreshing swim at low tide, while Porto dos Frades on the east coast combines tidal pools with dramatic rock formations and a small seasonal restaurant nearby. Bring water shoes, be sure to check the tide, and enjoy a quieter side of the island away from the beach crowds.

The Circuito de Jerez-Ángel Nieto is a must-visit for all racing aficionados. The circuit is where the Spanish Grand Prix is held and, due to the good weather conditions in Jerez, it's also a popular testing track for the Formula One Teams. The Jerez Racing Circuit also offers guided tours of the track and its surroundings.