1. As summer is very hot in the region, don’t forget to take items to protect yourself from the scorching sun – sunglasses, hats, and sunscreen.
2. Locals do not mind tourists wearing beach outfits, but keep in mind that Spanish men are passionate. Having seen a pretty girl in revealing clothes, local men may want to approach and say about their feelings using all their charisma. Unless you want to fall a victim of their charm, it is better to think about less provocative clothes. Needless to say, it is better to wear more formal clothes when visiting local religious landmarks. Even passionate Spanish will not like beach outfit in a church. Try to refrain from sleeveless tops and short skirts in this case.
3. Regarding public transport: it is very comfortable to travel around the town by bus. Tourists can also rent a bicycle or Segway for excursions. However, cyclists might encounter a problem – historical streets are often very narrow. If you plan to use the bus, you can save if you purchase Bonobús pass (the pass is for 10 rides).
4. Tourists who plan to visit other cities, for example, Seville are recommended using railways. Local trains are comfortable and have a flexible schedule convenient for both locals and tourists. Fast trains are marked as AVE, and trains connecting small towns are marked as RENFE.
6. It is better to stay alert when driving your own or rented car in Spain. Passionate local drivers might break the traffic rules when they are late to an important meeting or remember that they have forgotten to lock the house’s door.
7. It is particularly important to stay alert on a public bus because there might be pickpockets.
Isla Canela, a Spanish resort town close to the border with Portugal, never ceases to amaze its visitors. Local cuisine and rich culinary traditions definitely deserve an acquaintance. Fish, … 
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9. Don’t forget that the Atlantic Ocean is an ocean after all, so water is not always warm.
10. All service providers will be glad to receive tips. As a rule, tips do not exceed 10-15% of the total.
11. A visit to local markets is always a very exciting pastime that is also a great way to learn more about local heritage and culture. However, do not forget about safety in order not to become a victim of thieves. By the way, it is allowed to bargain with sellers.
12. The most popular souvenirs and gifts that tourists usually bring from Isla Canela are the following: local wine, sherry, jamon, decorative fans, leather goods, and ceramics.
