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The quality of the waters that bathe the Canary Islands and their privileged geographical location have gifted us a product as valuable as it is esteemed, throughout history: salt. The first settlers, the indigenous people, harvested salt in the ponds along the coast. This activity has continued ever since, both in the ponds and in numerous saltworks, creating salt gardens of immense historical, scenic and environmental value. Virgin sea salt and flower of salt are the expression of this work carried out using traditional techniques, turning this product into the white gold of the Canary Islands.

Sheltered Anfi del Mar beach in the south of Gran Canaria has fine, white sand and water so calm that it has barely a ripple. It’s a great family beach as the kids can always search for seashells or play pirates by the tranquil water.

Puerto Rico beach, in the Mogán area of south Gran Canaria, is 280 metres of golden sand ideal for families: The kids can play safely in the water while the parents relax on the sand. This sheltered beach is always calm and ideal for swimming throughout the year.

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Las Canteras beach in northeast Gran Canaria, right in the capital city Las Palmas, is amongst Europe’s most famous city beaches. It’s appeal is due to its natural beauty, city-centre location and the services and amenities along its promenade. At Las Canteras beach you get calm waters and warm weather all year round: Its natural offshore lava reef acts as a wavebreak and protects the sand and the exuberant marine life that make Las Canteras a top snorkeling spot.

Butihondo beach is close to the Esquinzo Butihondo development, to the north of the large tourist town of Morro Jable. It’s a semi-urban beach spanning almost three kilometres, divided into different sections, which allow large areas of seclusion and tranquillity even though you are in a tourist zone. For this reason, the beach, situated in the south of the island, is perfect for nudist bathing in complete privacy, for sunbathing or practising a variety of water sports.

In the north-east of Fuerteventura you will find the beaches of the coastal village of El Cotillo. To the north they extend into a series of family-friendly coves of white sand and calm turquoise waters. La Concha beach is one of them, and is one of the best-known in Fuerteventura for its beauty, quality and tranquillity. The beach's close proximity to the town allows you enjoy a break with incredible sea views and amazing sunsets, where the sky changes from ochre to violet in a matter of minutes.

Anyone looking for a family beach will find holiday paradise at Mogán. Located in south Gran Canaria, Mogán beach is ideal for all ages and is a family favourite thanks to its white sand and tranquil water. The sand here is always full of sandcastles and children playing in the water while their parents sit in the shade of the parasols and think about joining them for a swim.

Amadores beach is southwest Gran Canaria is a tranquil man-made beach perfect for relaxing in the sunshine. The beach is sheltered by two dykes so its waters are always calm and its white sand full of sun loungers perfect for sunbathing. You can float for hours in the calm waters here as there are no ball sports or watersports on the beach. Watching the sun set behind Teide volcano over in Tenerife is the perfect way to round off a day on Amadores beach.

Puerto de Tazacorte Beach is located to the west of La Palma in the municipality of Tazacorte and is ideal for anyone who prefers natural settings without however being cut off from a wide range of conveniences. Located at a river mouth and far from the hustle and bustle of the city, the beach is nonetheless served by restaurants and cafés. It also has services such as parasols for rent, a bus stop and parking areas.