2025 Meloneras Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Did you know that The Witcher and Black Mirror were also filmed in Spain? Let's take a look at these stunning filming locations in Spain. 🎬The Canary Islands (Islas Canarias) - Filming location for The Witcher🧙‍♂️ Pic 1: Roque Nublo This natural wonder🌋 is located in the center of Gran Canaria, surrounded by mountains and valleys, towering into the clouds, and is extraordinarily magnificent. Pic 2: Dunas de Maspalomas The south of Gran Canaria is famous for its golden beaches and Maspalomas dunes🏜️. The desert and the sea "fall in love", is this an accident? Pic 3: Roque de Los Muchachos Roque de Los Muchachos is located on La Palma, with an altitude of up to 2,400 meters. It is sparsely populated and far away from the city, making it very suitable for watching meteor showers🌠. Pic 4: Bosques de tilos It is also located on La Palma and is one of the few ancient forests🌳 in the world. In this vast forest, you can forget all your troubles. Pic 5: El Cedro This forest🌲 is located in the center of La Gomera and is also part of the Garajonay Forest. This forest is dreamy and mysterious. 🎬Gran Canaria - Filming location for Black Mirror🤖 Pic 6: Tejeda It is the main scene of the sixth episode of the third season of Black Mirror. Tejeda🏙️ is one of the most beautiful towns in Spain. There are white houses and green plants everywhere. White and green have become the theme colors of the town, which is harmonious and healing. Do you know any other classic TV series or movie filming scenes in Spain? Come and share with us!

🛎️ Nestled in the heart of Meloneras, Hotel Riu Palace Oasis at Plaza de las Palmeras is a gem waiting to be discovered. With its prime location, you're just a swipe of a room card away from sandy beaches and a vibrant street scene buzzing with bars, shops, and restaurants. 🌟 The hotel boasts not one but two large pools, plus a dedicated kiddie pool, all amidst lush greenery that exudes tranquility. If you're lucky, you might just score a room upgrade with your own mini pool to dip into luxury! Cleanliness is a high priority here, although it's worth noting that the occasional dish may need an extra polish. 🍴 Foodies, rejoice! With three restaurants on-site including a buffet, Spanish, and fusion cuisine, your taste buds are in for a treat. While the buffet requires no reservation, securing your spot at the other eateries is a breeze and comes at no extra cost. And if you're in the mood for a lazy morning, the breakfast here will keep you sated well into the afternoon. #CanaryIslands #HotelRiuPalaceOasis #MelonerasTravel

Nestled in the Canary Islands' serene Meloneras, the Lopesan Costa Meloneras Resort & Spa at Mar Mediterráneo, 1, invites you to a slice of paradise. 🌅 This spotless sanctuary boasts top-notch service that'll leave you pampered and refreshed. Wake up to a delectable breakfast spread that's a feast for the senses, though it's a hot ticket—get there early to beat the buzz! 🍳 Value-seekers, rejoice! Your wallet will thank you during the off-season, where luxury meets affordability. The resort's pools are an aquatic wonderland, with ample activities to dive into—perfect for families and fun-lovers alike. ☀️💦 Evening cravings? The buffet's got you covered with a smorgasbord of flavors. Though some repeat visitors might say, "It was even better before," the resort's charm remains undeniable. 🍽️✨ #CanaryIslands #MelonerasHotel #CanaryIslandsTravel

German holidays are quite scattered. Today, my child mentioned the scene of playing in the desert by the sea on a volcanic island during Christmas, and I am also late to share some travel photos and an irregular travelogue. Although the Gran Canaria archipelago belongs to Spain, it is located to the west of the Sahara Desert in Africa. With its warm winters and cool summers, it is a favorite holiday destination for Europeans. Looking back, I have spent the last few winters on the three main islands of this archipelago. Each island has its own characteristics, each unique, and I will start a thread to introduce them later. Gran Canaria Island is the most regularly shaped island among them, round in shape, with a mountainous center that is also a volcanic crater. We drove around the rugged mountain roads to hike there, and the island's central landmark, Roque Nublo, is recommended as a great place for hiking. The northern part of the island is the capital, with museums, aquariums, cruise ports, and commercial areas, but there is also a very long beach. The southernmost part of the island has the famous Maspalomas Desert (Dunas de Maspalomas), where on one side is the desert and on the other is the sea. You can hike from the desert to the seaside, where the water is very clear. Every evening, tourists gather at the edge of the desert to watch the sunset together. Nearby are many holiday hotels, and this time we stayed right by the desert, which I recommend. You can go for a walk at any time, and the kids can play in the sand. Walking barefoot on the sand warmed by the sunlight feels especially wonderful.

Resor awesome 👏 We have one week holiday so cool in Spanish Great service with quality breakfast buffets, fresh food and especially fragrant bread. I rarely enjoy such breakfasts. wonderful scenery. We can bathe and sunbathe in 5 different swimming pools. and there is a rooftop terrace where the light is great for getting a tan . This place is quite far from the center but in return just being here is very wonderful. There are also many restaurants and famous clothing brands around. We walk every day by the pass next to the sea . It felt very peaceful and happy even though there were quite a few people out on the street like us. However, we still felt there was private space to talk and admire the scenery. we went to the bar 3 times in 1 week. This place not only drinks alcohol , this also has quite interesting performances. delicious drinks! Great concoction! and the quality of the performances is high. Recommend! #awesomepic

#freehotelstay Great hotel, lots of space for everyone. Yes it’s busy, but it’s how you deal with that which will make a difference to your holiday. Personally I think the restaurant is too small for the size of the hotel, so we ate out each night instead, which was a much nicer experience. Everyone that complains about the restaurant being a free-for-all is quite right, there’s just no organisation, and people push in front of others. The sunbeds are an issue, but if you go down before 9am then you will be fine. Other than that, this hotel is in a perfect location and is a great holiday.