Web Conference “Atlantic Geoparks – Geotourism for Sustainability”
On November 5, takes place the final web conference of the Atlantic Geoparks project. This conference, under the theme "Atlantic...
Guides you through diverse territories, countries, habitats, languages and cultures
Discover and explore the Geoparks that make up the Atlantic European Geotourism Route
A new, awe-inspiring trail of magnificent destinations awaits you right along the epic expanse of the Atlantic frontier. It winds an intriguing transnational path from Ireland and the UK, to France, Portugal and Spain over to the Atlantic Islands of Lanzarote and down to the Azores. It links 11 dramatic landscapes that host vibrant communities, rich local cultures and unforgettable visitor experiences.
On November 5, takes place the final web conference of the Atlantic Geoparks project. This conference, under the theme "Atlantic...
Paiva Walkways wins one of the most important tourism awards: the "World Travel Awards" in the category "Europe's leading tourism...
The Atlantic Geoparks project has launched a new website to promote Geotourism in the European Atlantic Area. The website features...
Paiva Walkways wins one of the most important tourism awards: the "World Travel Awards" in the category "Europe's leading tourism...
The Azores UNESCO Global Geopark welcomes the 14th European Geoparks Conference, in 7th – 9th, September 2017, under the theme...
Explore the Alto Douro Wine Region and its rich archaeological landscape through the regional museums, river cruises, walking and cycling...
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Lanzarote and Chinijo Islands UNESCO Global Geopark
Canary Islands, Spain
Saturday - February, 15
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This project is co-financed by the Interreg Atlantic Area Programme through the European Regional Development Fund.
A new, awe-inspiring trail of magnificent destinations awaits you right along the epic expanse of the Atlantic frontier. It winds an intriguing transnational path from Ireland and the UK, to France, Portugal and Spain over to the Atlantic Islands of Lanzarote and down to the Azores.