Canary Islands

With their mostly subtropical climate, volcanic landscapes and year-round sunshine, the Canary Islands are a true paradise off the northwest coast of Africa. This Spanish archipelago consists of seven main islands, each with its own distinct character and scenery.

From Tenerife, home to Spain’s highest peak, the grand Teide volcano, to the rolling dunes of Gran Canaria, volcanic landscapes of Lanzarote, wide sandy beaches of Fuerteventura and the lush forests of La Palma, each island offers a diverse range of experiences for visitors.

The Canary islands are also known for their charming villages, stunning beaches and local cuisine infused with African, Spanish and Latin American flavours. They remain one of Spain’s most popular holiday destinations, attracting visitors all year round who come to enjoy everything these islands have to offer.