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How to Discover La Gomera With an Amazing Jeep Safari Adventure

While Tenerife may be the most visited of the Canary Islands, there are seven other unique and amazing islands which officially make up this incredible archipelago (with the recent official recognition of La Graciosa).

The Charm of Vallehermoso – The Beautiful Valley in La Gomera

The beauty of Vallehermoso is seen as soon as you enter the valley or maybe the size of the magnificent rocks and mountains will be the first to grab your attention.

La Gomera’s longest beach in the Valley of the great king – Valle Gran Rey

The Valle Gran Rey is the hub for the tourists that come to get some of the canary island sun and enjoy the beautiful walks this gorgeous island has to offer.

How to Enjoy Authentic Lanzarote at the Lovely El Charco de San Ginés

Arrecife is quite often overlooked by those taking a holiday in Lanzarote, with Puerto del Carmen, Costa Teguise and Playa Blanca remaining the island’s most popular tourist hotspots.

Hermigua, the beautiful tropical valley of La Gomera with a Gofio Museum

Hermiqua is a stunning part of La Gomera.

A Day at the Canaribbean In Gran Canaria

If you lived in Gran Canaria, which beach would you choose for a day of doing as little as possible?

Playa Santiago – A glorious mesh of sleepy fishing village and luxury hotel complex

Playa Santiago de La Gomera is a small port and beach positioned between two of the many magnificent cliffs that enclose the island of La Gomera.

How To Try And Do Tenerife From Top To Bottom In Three Days

Three children under the age of 10, three adults and three days to hit the highlights of Tenerife.

The mini-Volcano Route, La Palma

If La Palma’s classic, full-day “Volcano Route” hike is too much of a challenge, and you’re looking for an easier alternative with comparable scenery, the mini-Volcano Route described here could fit the bill. It starts from the main village in Fuencaliente (Los Canarios), at an altitude of about 700 metres, and goes all the way to the coast at El Faro, a distance of no more than 7km.

Volcanoes, wine and British history in Lanzarote

Did you know that Sir Walter Raleigh was hung after two of his men were involved in a street fight in Lanzarote?