CELEBAIR: DESTINATIONS

Introducing the glamorous landing spots that you could be visiting with CelebAir!

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Tenerife offers the most sunshine of any of CelebAir’s exotic destinations, so it’s perfect for getting that all-over tan to go with this summer's vibrant designer outfits.

Nestling in the Canary Islands with its mix of Spanish culture and North African climate, Tenerife is a favourite with holidaymakers throughout the year.

The island is great for wiping away the memories of a wet British summer, so you can slap on those designer sunglasses (and a high protection cream of course) and laze away your days in the scorching sun.

But don’t forget to stir from your slumber and head inland, where the island’s volcanic heart hides some surprising secrets.

It’s the capital of the Costa Del Sol – but Malaga is fast becoming one of Europe’s most blossoming cities as it begins to regain its heritage as southern Spain’s cultural hub. And CelebAir travellers will wallow in its new-found decadence.

There’s many a C-list celeb that has passed through Malaga airport over the years, on their way to top up their tan at their Marbella villa while they check the tabloids to see if they’ve been spotted topless by a paparazzi.

But the real class lies in the beautiful Andalucian mountains that form the backdrop to the city. 

If beaches don’t rock your boat, take a trip into the sunny mountains in a soft-top car and tickle your taste buds with tapas amidst the breathtaking scenery.

As the capital of the Portugal’s beautiful Algarve coastline, Faro has been a sure-fire hit with Brits abroad for some time. Barbequed fresh sardines on the beach, washed down with an ice-cold glass of Rosé, is both simple and chic whatever your celebrity status.

Plus there are famous footballers, relaxing snooker players and, er, TV execs clogging up the golf courses around Quinta Do Logo and Vale De Lobo.

But don’t ignore Faro itself. If you’re here for a quick jet-set stay, the city has all you need to enjoy your break.

There may be more celebrity links to Larnaca, the capital of Southern Cyprus, than at first meets the eye. Coiffeur to the stars Nicky Clarke has a Greek-Cypriot mum, while George Michael has a Greek-Cypriot dad.

While we can’t promise you a new showbiz hairstyle or finding the real Club Tropicana, Cyprus has plenty of places to make you feel like you are living the highlife.

Larnaca has changed dramatically over the past 10 years, making it a city well worth a look, whatever your celebrity status.

Ibiza continues to be one of the most surprising destinations in the Med. Despite the millions of clubbers that pour onto its shores each year, the island retains a beauty and calm that keeps people coming back year after year.

While bright young things will expect VIP service in some of the islands' biggest and most exclusive clubs, families can retreat to a quiet beach or luxury villa to holiday in peace.

Whatever your reason to come to Ibiza, whether you’ll watch the sun rise after a night out or the sun set with a quiet cocktail, you’re sure to experience one of the Mediterranean’s truly unique holiday experiences.

Mahon is one of the world’s biggest natural harbours, and it’s a great place to start your tour of the island of Menorca.

Relax (celebrity style) on board ship and take a tour of the harbour’s five miles of coastline – or go further and explore some of Menorca’s secret beaches.

Head south for calm sun-kissed sandy beaches surrounded by pine tree woods, while a trip north finds equally beautiful beaches, but they’re beaten by the northern winds - so not so good for that new CelebAir hair-do.

Alicante is probably best known as the gateway to the Costa Blanca – 200km of snowy white coastline which has been a popular with British tourists since the 1970s.

But CelebAir travellers looking for a different kind of break can skip the tourist bus and explore the city. Alicante has always had a vibrant nightlife – helped by tourists, the party-loving residents, and a trendy University population.

In the summer months the parties tend to switch from the town to the nearby Playa de San Juan. While there is the chance of celebrity spotting on the set of ITV1’s Benidorm which is filmed on location, to get a taste of the Valencian highlife, stick within the old town for snug bars in cosy surroundings.