Not far from the African coast, the volcanic islands of the Canary archipelago each have their own distinctive character; the majestic 12,200 ft high Teide Volcano of Tenerife, the beaches of Fuerteventura and the lunar horizons of Lanzarote, while Gran Canaria combines many stunning Canarian landscapes.
The Canary Islands have many assets, including their rich and diversified fauna and flora. Whether it be on land, under water or in the sky, numerous species live together on this archipelago. Endemic to the islands or not, they are part of the region's charm. Take your time to discover them!
The cities of the Canary Islands are full of museums so remember to take a break from sunbathing to fit in some culture; your holiday memories will be all the better for it!
Tenerife is the island where the greatest number of amusement parks is to be found, such as the famous Loro Parque and Siam Park. Tenerife is also a golfing island, with 8 golf courses, but Gran Canaria follows closely behind, with 6 golf courses. It is possible to go kite surfing everywhere in the Canaries, but Fuerteventura is a spot renowned throughout the world.
