7 things to do on your holiday in the Canary Islands

The Canary Islands are famous for being a volcanic resort, with pleasant temperatures throughout the year, The Canary Islands have become the perfect destination for both domestic and international tourists who have to endure harsh winters where even natural light is scarce. Here are 7 ideas to help you make the most of your trip to the Canary Islands.

• Discover surfing

On the island of Lanzarote you can find the perfect combination of sandy and greyish rock beaches Originating from its volcanic origin, and set against a rugged coastline with jagged rocks that challenge the ocean's powerful waves, the surf offers perfect conditions for surfers. It's an ideal spot to learn to surf.

• Spectacular landscapes

One of the The most famous wonders of Gran Canaria are the Maspalomas Dunes. Located in the south of the island, they are considered a unique space, of more than 400 hectares, containing an impressive beach, a palm grove and a brackish lagoon, making it a curious mix between oasis and desert.

• La Gomera and underwater tourism

For this adventure you will need a boat, but we assure you it will be worth it. "Los Órganos" are located in La Gomera.“, A curious cliff located on the north side of the island, shaped like organ pipes hanging over the sea. Furthermore, if you're brave and daring, you can dive in the area and contemplate the marvelous underwater spectacle. 

• Fuerteventura and Kite Surfing

A beauty without equal, which, in addition to offering some Unique views of the dunes and rocks of Corralejo, In the north of the island of Fuerteventura, it is complemented by the perfect environment for many kite surfers, who return, aided by kites, on the ocean waves, with the magical image of the dunes in the background. 

• Kayaking and canyons of Los Gigantes

The cliffs of Los Gigantes are basalt walls up to 600 meters high, located in the northwest of Tenerife, in the area known as Punto de Teno. It is a perfect place for activities such as kayaking, hiking, and diving. 

• San Antonio Volcano in La Palma

In this municipality of Fuencaliente in La Palma, there is a incredible crater that originated in the eruptions of 1677. In addition to the unique beauty of the landscape itself, its visitor center features a projection room, seismographs, and other exhibits that will help you better understand the volcanic origin of the seven islands. You can complement this visit with a trip up to Roque de los Muchachos, home to the most important astrophysical observatory in Europe.

• Route through the villages

The island is full of beautiful towns that are well worth visiting. Some that you shouldn't miss are: Arucas, which still reflects the power it held in the past after the Spanish conquest; Fias, with its spectacular historic center; Agaete, a fishing village with white houses and a charming historic center; Teror, which preserves the best of traditional Canarian architecture… and these are just a few of them. You can't leave without taking a tour.Complete route through the small towns of Gran Canaria, And the best way to get around the island is undoubtedly a camper van – comfortable, simple, and with a bed on wheels so you don't miss a single day of sightseeing!