Seven main islands, each with its own soul. The Canaries offer a unique mix of volcanic landscapes, wild beaches, colonial towns, and untouched nature. Discover what to see on each island, from Tenerife to El Hierro.
Tenerife is the largest and most diverse island. At its center stands the majestic Mount Teide, while the south features lively tourist resorts and golden beaches. The north, however, retains a more authentic atmosphere.
A micro-continent: golden beaches in the south, canyons and pine forests in the center, and culture and tradition in the north. Gran Canaria is perfect for those who love variety.
Lanzarote is a masterpiece of nature and design. Its lunar landscapes merge with the art of César Manrique, creating a surreal setting.
No asphalt, just bikes, sand, and freedom. La Graciosa is perfect for those dreaming of direct contact with nature.
With over 150 km of beaches, it’s a paradise for surfers, relaxation seekers, and lovers of wild nature.
Known as “La Isla Bonita”, it’s perfect for those who love hiking, stargazing, and picturesque villages.
Small but captivating, La Gomera is the kingdom of laurisilva forests and scenic trails. Here, time seems to stand still.
The least touristy of the Canaries, ideal for those seeking authenticity, silence, and unique diving spots.
The Canary Islands are connected by ferries (Fred Olsen, Naviera Armas) and domestic flights (Binter Canarias). You can create a personalized itinerary between two or more islands.
