Experiences

La Gomera’s historic whistled language has been declared by UNESCO as an example of intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

With an unusually high athlete dropout rate, the Lanzarote Ironman is considered one of the toughest sports events in the world. Do you dare to compete?

We talk with Juan Cruz, one of the most influential Canarian writers in Spanish literature and author of the book Travel to the Canary Islands.

You won’t leave the Canary Islands without some sort of souvenir. It might be a fashion garment, a great meal, or a memory of a breath-taking view. What follows is a list of souvenirs that can be bought in places other than the airport duty free.

Tenerife enjoys a climate which has been described as an “eternal spring”. The pleasant weather is perfect for outdoor pursuits, and on the island there are a wide range of such activities suitable for all tastes, ages, and physical conditions.

In the Canary Islands there are 17,107 different types of land animals and 7,150 different marine species, who lives in a 7 Biosphere Reserves. But which is the most astonishing?

Fuerteventura has excellent conditions for wind and wave sports

There are several reasons Lanzarote is called “the Hawaii of Europe”. One of them is because surfing conditions on the island are exceptional. Do you want to find out more?

The Gran Canaria Air Battle Kiteboarding Festival proves to the rest of the world that Gran Canaria is a perfect place to practice one of the world’s most extreme sports.

The Carnival of Santa Cruz de Tenerife it’s the most important carnival in Europe and the second most important in the world (top-billing goes to Rio de Janeiro, Santa Cruz de Tenerife’s sister city).