13 articles to prepare your trip
Corralejo
El Medano Tenerife
Garachico
Parc National Timanfaya
Puerto De La Cruz
Puerto de la Cruz, on Tenerife's north coast, blends Spanish colonial architecture, tropical gardens and black volcanic sand beaches. An authentic destination, far from the bustle of the island's south.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Santa Cruz de La Palma, capital of La Palma island, preserves an intact Renaissance historic center with its sculpted wooden balconies, Plaza de España, and colorful waterfront houses.
San Sebastián De La Gomera
Capital of La Gomera, San Sebastián is the port from which Christopher Columbus set sail in 1492. Torre del Conde, Church of the Assumption and local cuisine make it an essential stop on the island.
Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura, the second-largest island in the Canaries, captivates with its UNESCO-listed dunes, wild beaches like Cofete and world-renowned surf and kitesurfing spots.
Tenerife
Spain's largest island, Tenerife is home to Mount Teide, two UNESCO World Heritage sites, volcanic beaches and laurel forests. Here's what you need to discover it.
Capital of Tenerife between the Atlantic Ocean and the Anaga massif, Santa Cruz blends futuristic architecture, colonial squares and golden-sand beaches.
San Cristóbal de La Laguna
A former capital of the Canaries and UNESCO World Heritage site, La Laguna unfolds its colonial grid-patterned centre in the north of Tenerife. Heritage, gastronomy and student atmosphere.
La Palma
A giant caldera, Starlight-certified starry skies, the Tajogaite volcano and laurel forests: La Palma, the wildest island in the Canaries, demands respect and rewards discovery.
La Gomera
UNESCO-listed Laurisilva forest, ancient whistled language, Christopher Columbus' stopover: La Gomera is the secret island of the Canaries, to be explored on foot.
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