Experiences

Long, heavenly beaches, peace, quiet and spectacular scenery make Jandía a unique place in which to spend long stretches of time and enjoy the climate of the Canary Islands at any time of year.

Spending winter on the archipelago of the Canary Islands is an unbeatable option for people seeking a hiatus in their life while enjoying pleasant temperatures and legendary scenery

Italy’s national coach, Claudio Rossetto, includes the Canary Islands in the schedule for the athletes he trains because he says “they have everything they need here” to attain their maximum performance level.

Endless days of sun, a stable climate and water temperatures of around 20º. These are the main reasons why professional surfers choose the Canary Islands to for training at any time of year.

The Canary Islands have a wide range of options for nightlife and mega events, including Carnival and Pride celebrations across the islands. This year sees the return of one of the liveliest events on the international music scene in support of the LGBTQ sector.

Two-time winner of the Ultra Trail World Tour circuit, Spain Ultra Cup champion, winner of the Ultra Traildu Mont Blanc… Pau Capellis one of the most renowned names on the national and international trail running scene, a discipline he came to while recovering from an indoor football injury.

Enamoured of the Canary Islands, he has run in the Transvulcania in La Palma, triumphed in the Blue Trail in Tenerife, and won theTransgrancanaria four times – all remarkably demanding races with a high variability of terrain and climate.

Atthe Tokyo Olympic Games, Paralympic swimmer Miguel Luque had the honour of being the first to secure a medal for Spain, winning silver in the 50m breaststroke (SB3 class) after completing his training stageat the high-performance centre Tenerife Top Training. The Catalan swimmer, who ascended the podium during his sixth Paralympics having made his debut at Sydney 2000, has accumulated seven medals: two golds, three silvers and two bronzes.

The quality of these specialist swimming centres are the main reason why big names like Ian Thorpe, Adam Peaty orMireia Belmonte decide to perfect their technique in the Canary Islands.

The Canary Islands are a favourite destination for LGBTQ tourists, not only because of their year-round good climate and heavenly beaches, but also for the great range of leisure options in a totally safe environment.

Over 1500 km of coastline with a host of great surfing spots