Just outside Puerto del Carmen, this animal park is an ideal destination for a fun and educational day with the whole family. Home to a diverse range of exotic animals, including white tigers, cougars and reptiles, the park also offers engaging activities such as bird and sea lion shows, cowboy lasso displays and pony rides. Don't forget to pack your bathing suit to enjoy the splash zone and water slides in the park's swimming pools. With well-cared-for animals, friendly staff, and delicious food options, it's an unforgettable experience for all ages.

At 517 metres, Pico do Facho is the highest point on Porto Santo and one of the island’s most spectacular viewpoints. Its name comes from facho, a signal fire once lit here to warn the local population of approaching pirate ships. The trail to the summit is moderately easy, suitable for most walkers who are comfortable with uneven terrain and a bit of uphill hiking. It typically takes around 2 to 2½ hours for a round trip at a leisurely pace. Along the way, the trail offers occasional lookout spots where you can pause to take in the island’s volcanic ridges and sweeping landscapes. Once at the summit, you’ll be treated to full 360-degree views: the island’s long golden beach stretched below, rugged volcanic hills rolling inland, and the Atlantic fading into the horizon.

11th-century Moorish walls enclose a mosque converted into a stunning chapel. Here you can find Arab baths with star-shaped skylights, lush gardens, and a Renaissance-style palace with a camera obscura for amazing city views.

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.