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The Canary Islands: find your kind of escape

Atlantic beaches, volcanic trails and villages worth lingering in. Choose your island and find inspiration to explore at your own pace.

Teide from the Chipeque viewpoint

Eight islands, eight ways to travel

Turismo Canarias helps you choose an island and plan a trip that works for you. Compare landscapes, discover things to do and explore each destination in more detail.

Las Teresitas Beach and San Andrés from the viewpoint, Tenerife

Tenerife

From Teide and the Anaga forests to the beaches and villages of the north. An island where you can combine mountains, coast, and cultural visits in a single trip.

Maspalomas Dunes next to the Atlantic

Gran Canaria

The Maspalomas dunes are just the beginning. Beaches, historic neighbourhoods and inland ravines make Gran Canaria an island of changing scenery.

Papagayo Beach Bay in Lanzarote

Lanzarote

Volcanoes, whitewashed villages and sheltered coves such as Papagayo. César Manrique’s work reflects the island’s distinctive relationship between architecture and landscape.

Sotavento Lagoon and Beach in Jandía

Fuerteventura

Pale sand, turquoise water and miles of coastline in Jandía. An island for wide beaches, open roads and unhurried stops.

Ruta de los Volcanes with La Deseada volcano

La Palma

Volcanic trails, forests, and viewpoints over the sea of clouds. Split your days between the summit, the south, and the villages to discover their contrasts.

Trail through the laurel forest of Garajonay

La Gomera

Walk through Garajonay’s laurel forest, follow paths between small villages and explore deep ravines. Leave time to stop at the viewpoints along the way.

Wind-sculpted junipers at El Sabinar, El Hierro

El Hierro

Wind-sculpted junipers, natural pools and rich marine life. Take your time on this small island, with scenic drives and swimming spots framed by volcanic rock.

Light sand beach and turquoise sea in La Graciosa with boats and mountains in the background

La Graciosa

Sandy streets, clear-water beaches, and volcanic landscapes opposite Lanzarote. Start at Caleta de Sebo and save time to explore the coast at a relaxed pace.

Find your next island escape

From El Hierro to La Graciosa, each island has its place in the Atlantic. Tap a name to discover it.

The eight Canary IslandsIsland map with links. From west to east: El Hierro, La Palma, La Gomera, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote and La Graciosa. La Palma El Hierro La Gomera Tenerife Gran Canaria Fuerteventura Lanzarote La Graciosa ATLANTIC OCEAN

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Travel ideas for your next trip

Walks, beaches, villages and practical advice to help you plan. Discover our latest articles below.