1.Only euro is used to pay for goods and services. Travelers can find currency exchange at any local bank or exchange office. As a rule, a rather noticeable commission is charged there, so it makes sense to buy euro before a trip.
2. The system of cashless payment is widespread on the island; credit cards are accepted in almost all major hotels, restaurants and entertainment venues. Cash will be useful to those who plan to visit small restaurants and shop at open markets.
3. There are travel agencies in all major cities of the island, some of which are located within hotel complexes. The tourist office will provide travelers with all necessary information about the resort and will help to plan a recreation program and book tickets to entertainment events.
4. The official language is Spanish; many local people are also fluent in English. You should definitely learn a few simple phrases in the local language to show respect for local traditions and culture; this will be appreciated by locals.
6. Vacationers have to use bottled water for cooking and drinking; it is sold in all supermarkets and grocery stores. Drinking tap water may affect the well-being and prolong the process of acclimatization.
7. Shoppers should definitely visit local markets and private stalls, as they allow saving significantly. Bargaining is not accepted there, but is possible in large department stores and supermarkets.
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9. It is convenient to travel around the island by car; you can rent it at one of the rentals. It's enough to have your passport and driver's license of international standard. The rental price is 20 euros per day. Those under age of 21, as well as those who have received the license less than two years ago may be denied service.
