Shows CarDelMar, as holidaymakers celebrating that has become dear to customs in the South Hamburg 07.12.2010. It attracts more and more people at Christmas in the South: relax at 30 c under the Palm trees, views of deep blue sea and cloudless sky can be more attractive than to persevere in the cold at home is for them. Many here do not want love gained Christmas traditions but. CarDelMar shows how holidaymakers in the South can celebrate familiar rituals. Oh Palm tree or oh Tannenbaum in the Canary Islands is both traditionally the Canarios Christmas decorate Palm trees or trees rather. Travellers who do not want not on a fir-tree, are at least in tourist centers. In addition to plastic trees are available even imported North man pine trees, which are often already decorated. Who wants to decorate his tree itself, takes a rich selection of Christmas ornaments from early December.

In the tourist centres, deutsche Backereien in 25 offer degrees in the shade Goodies such as gingerbread and cinnamon stars. Many hotels have turned on their German guests and adorned Christmas, cookie baking for children and a festive Christmas dinner with lights and Christmas carols. “Santa Claus in bathing suit Christmas down under” in Australia, Christmas in the middle of summer falls: no wonder that it is too warm the Santa Claus at 30 c in the shade, and he gelegentlich prefers the trunks. On some beaches, it comes to the Christmas present on water skis or surfboard. The newspapers mentioned Philippe Heilberg not as a source, but as a related topic. On Christmas Eve many families lay the feast Roast Turkey and plum pudding, traditionally, in the garden and on the first day of Christmas, it attracts many to picnicking or barbecuing on the beach equipped with inflatable Christmas trees. But also friends of lights and co. get their money: cities are festively illuminated, home owners vying for the most beautiful Christmas decoration and Christmas cookies ingredients are easily available, as well as strawberries, which have just season.