Explore Canary Islands

El Hierro

The westernmost of the Canaries, a Biosphere Reserve since 2000, energy-independent on certain days thanks to Gorona del Viento. An island for hikers and divers.

La Gomera and La Palma

Two western islands for hikers and contemplatives: laurel forest of Garajonay, Caldera de Taburiente, protected skies at Roque de los Muchachos at 2,426 metres.

Lanzarote and Fuerteventura

Two arid islands 100 km off the Saharan coast, shaped by the volcanism of 1730 and the vision of César Manrique, fringed by 150 km of pristine beaches on Fuerteventura.

Gran Canaria

A miniature continent spanning 50 kilometres in diameter, Gran Canaria compresses northern banana plantations, peaks reaching 1,949 metres, troglodyte villages and Atlantic dunes.

Tenerife

Tenerife

The largest of the Canaries condenses a 3,715 m volcano, a humid Anaga forest and 600 m cliffs facing cetaceans into 2,034 km².