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A marvelous dome of blue and gold tiles, echoing the colors of the Maspalomas dunes, recreates a giant palm tree perfectly integrated into the environment. That's how the masterful structure of the H10 Playa Meloneras Palace appears from the sea, a five-star hotel formed by several buildings that blend seamlessly with the landscape of southern Gran Canaria, creating a sense of relaxation that pervades its facilities. This incredible resort, which stands among stone, glass, and cactus, reveals its true essence in the outdoors.

It can be said that it's a perfect hideaway. Hotel Best Semiramis blends in with the houses and tall palm trees in the La Paz area where it is located. Although it shows its age, this five-star hotel in the north of Tenerife has an undeniable charm that captivates the senses: it rests on a cliff facing the Atlantic Ocean, the intense coast of Puerto de la Cruz, and Lake Martiánez (designed by César Manrique), which stands out in the distance like a watercolor marina.

Fresh flowers in the rooms every day and a menu of sheets and pillows that provide a happy night's sleep. This is how luxury is understood at the Gran Salomé. This exclusive adults-only resort is located in the south of Tenerife. The magnificent private enclave of the Anthelia complex is adorned in striking red, presided over by tall palm trees, with a large pool at its feet. Its 24 superior suites, elegantly warm and generously spacious, come with a butler service if needed.

This tiny island, which flies the flag of sustainability and respect for the environment, is full of surprises for visitors, who will find a host of attractions.

The Canary Islands: an archipelago proud of its diversity, liberty and respect where the LGBTQ community finds a venue for celebration and connection.

The Puro Palmero Museum is dedicated to one of the economic engines (especially between the 1920s and 1960s) of the municipality of Breña Alta: the production and sale of cigars. Inside, it houses an extensive tour of the evolution of the cigars over the years through panels, multimedia equipment and exhibitions of utensils of the time. In addition, there is a part dedicated to the culture that revolves around the world of cigars and other products grown on La Palma, such as vines, sugar cane, cochineal and bananas.

The Gofio Interpretation Museum (MIGO) is located in the old mill of Las Tricias. Inside, it offers the possibility of visiting the original structure and machinery of the mill and its operation until 1954. During the visit to the museum, you will learn firsthand everything related to gofio, one of the key foods of the Canarian diet and part of its culture. Information is provided on the elaboration process from the sowing of the cereal to the table, its nutritional importance and its multiple uses in local gastronomy. All this through information panels, ethnographic elements, graphic, audiovisual and sensory resources and even a live demonstration of the grain milling process.

The Museum of Iberoamerican Crafts of Tenerife-MAIT is located in La Orotava, in the former convent of San Benito Abad, run by the Dominican order (currently the former convent of Santo Domingo), since the 17th century, and dependent on the Cabildo Insular de Tenerife.