Renamed by the Americans "Atlantic Hawaii", the Canary Islands, a volcanic archipelago located south of the Iberian Peninsula and on the side of the African continent, offer a wide variety of beaches in which to sunbathe, practice water sports and discover a surprising nature.

256 kilometers of volcanic beaches and seabeds that surprise for marine flora and fauna, virgin beaches, endless dunes, white sand and black sand, natural pools... The Canary Islands, in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, are this is much more.

Thanks to the proximity of the coast of Saharan Africa, are the islands of eternal spring: with beautiful temperatures all year round, the Canaries are in fact a reference point for a holiday in all seasons!

TENERIFE

A splendid land of contrasts, Tenerife is the largest island in the Canary Islands. Highly touristy, but at the same time rich in natural pearls has become one of the most popular European destinations.
The northern area, with a steeper and bumpier relief, offers small coves and natural pools. In the south there are many beaches, most of them volcanic in origin: Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje and La Caleta are among the most famous resorts for international tourism.

GRAN CANARIA

Gran Canaria is very lively and renowned for its magnificent beaches, which are overlooked by the two most famous resorts: Playa del Inglés, where there are an endless number of restaurants, bars and discos for every taste, and Maspalomas, protected nature reserve characterized by the wonderful golden sand dunes that look like a real desert diving into the ocean.

FUERTEVENTURA

Barren, wild and extended for 150km in length, Fuerteventura is the most Caribbean! The island offers tens of kilometers of beaches of fine sand from the nearby Sahara. To the north we find the Dunes of the Natural Park of Corralejo; to the south the endless beaches of Jandia extend from Costa Calma to Morro Jable.

LANZAROTE

Lanzarote is the most volcanic among the Canary Islands. With its lunar aspect, where nature is still the absolute protagonist and the respectful construction has maintained its authenticity, the island is "Biosphere Reserve" of UNESCO: the contrast of lava rocks that alternate with sand dunes is extraordinary. Do not miss a visit to the volcanoes of the Timanfaya National Park. Puerto del Carmen is the most famous resort thanks to its beautiful beach, picturesque marina, promenade and its nightlife. Playa Blanca, a charming fishing village, has become over time a beautiful tourist center, also famous for the Playa Papagayo. Finally, Costa Teguise has several bays and a pleasant walk along them.