Which of the 8 Canary Islands suits me best?

We have been one of the most popular attractions on the island for many years. With our unique hillside location, we have a stunning panoramic ocean view that also overlooks both our tracks. With karts available to suit all ages and abilities along with three circuits to choose from, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Lanzarote is about 140 km from the African coast, making it the most north-easterly of the seven Canary Islands. The volcanic origin is particularly evident here, as the volcanoes were active until the 18th and 19th centuries. The last major volcanic eruption was in 1730 and lasted a full six years, forcing many of the islanders to emigrate. Due to this recent history, Lanzarote is reminiscent of a lunar landscape formed from ash and lava in many places. But anyone who thinks that the island has little to offer apart from the barren volcanic landscape is mistaken.

The island of Fuerteventura is not only one of the largest in the Canary Archipelago, but also has many of the best beaches in the Canary Islands. In Fuerteventura you will be able to enjoy lying on some of its beaches with their wonderful blond and bright sand, which undoubtedly reflects the sun that always accompanies us on this wonderful island. In addition, if necessary, you can refresh yourself in its transparent water with a turquoise blue color.

The Spanish often refer to the Canary Islands as the "Islas Afortunadas" as the shine shines practically throughout the year, their only borders are the sky and the sea, and because their fauna, flora and culture, at time so different to that of mainland Spain, are real treasures...

Look no further. When MILK’s owners, Irish ex-pats Paul & Rebecca, first thought up MILK’s concept in 2005, no one in Barcelona did brunch. The boozy tradition, which has become somewhat of a weekend religion to Americans, was unheard of throughout Europe, where patrons were much more likely to grab a shot of espresso and some delicious eggs benedict or a big breakfast burger...

Food is an important part of travel, but things get complicated when you have to eat 100% gluten free. What is a trip to Paris without a buttery, flaky croissant? Or a trip to Rome without devouring a whole pizza? Lucky for you, you can travel pretty much anywhere in Europe gluten free with a little bit of planning...

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Sometimes while on vacation you want to sit back, relax and enjoy a drink or two. Whether you are sampling the local Bavarian beer selections in Germany, wine in Bordeaux, France or aquavit in throughout Scandinavia it is always a good idea to make sure that you are familiar with the local laws when it comes to drinking and driving...