Lanzarote, a Spanish island in the Atlantic, is a world of contrasts—volcanic landscapes meet artistic masterpieces, and natural beauty converges with luxury. This enchanting destination is an exclusive haven for discerning travelers seeking unique experiences that blend culture, adventure, and indulgence. My journey to Lanzarote was a testament to its allure, with Paradisus Salinas Lanzarote serving as the perfect base for exploring this island gem.

​Gran Canaria, often referred to as a “miniature continent,” is a paradise of contrasts. Its golden beaches, volcanic landscapes, charming villages, and cosmopolitan capital make it a unique destination for discerning travelers seeking a blend of luxury, culture, and adventure. My journey to this enchanting destination was nothing short of extraordinary, with Paradisus by Meliá as the ultimate retreat for indulgence and discovery.

Nestled in the Atlantic Ocean, off the northwest coast of Africa, lies a Spanish archipelago that feels like a world apart—the Canary Islands are known for their dramatic landscapes, vibrant culture, and year-round sunshine; these islands are a haven for discerning travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure. From the volcanic terrain of Lanzarote to the lush forests of La Gomera, each island offers its unique allure. My journey began on the largest of them all—Tenerife—where I experienced unparalleled luxury at the Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora.

​Imagine a journey to the Canary Islands, where volcanic landscapes meet pristine beaches, and luxury intertwines with adventure. As part of an exclusive FAM trip with Meliá Hotels International, I’ll be exploring Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and Lanzarote—destinations that redefine indulgence for luxury travelers, honeymooners, and thrill-seekers alike.

By Sheyla Adventure Travel
By now, you may have heard that new U.S. travel restrictions have been put in place toward Cuba. Under these updated regulations, travelers are no longer allowed to bring Cuban cigars or Cuban rum back into the United States.
But here's the good news: you can still enjoy as much rum and cigars in Cuba as you'd like—while you're on the island! And more importantly, you can still legally travel to Cuba under the “Support for the Cuban People” general license.