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But… You might not know that Canary Islands creators don’t just design clothes: they also craft swimwear, hats, jewellery, shoes and all kinds of accessories. And many of our designers are LGBTI, bringing a special sensitivity to the world of fashion. Although many are already well known for their work, today we’re highlighting some of our creators for their originality. You’ve probably heard of some of them before!

The lookout point of La Cruz del Viento is a panoramic window to the coast of Hermigua. On the right is the green of the Bajo de Hermigua Valley, on the left the cliff that descends almost vertically to the sea. The central view is of the coast of Hermigua, starting from Santa Catalina Beach, with the area of El Pescante in front, to El Palmar and the cliffs of Juel. An ideal place to enjoy spectacular sunrises and sunsets with El Teide as the center.

On the left bank of the Hermigua Valley, in front of the Church of Nuestra Señora de La Encarnación, is the Borges Lookout Point. A window through which to contemplate the lower valley of Hermigua, from the Liria Ravine to the bay of Hermigua. The lookout point is equipped with tables and benches sheltered by a wooden pergola and a barbecue area with a sink. Flower boxes add color to the place. The walls are made of stone to perfectly integrate this infrastructure in an environment dominated by terraces of the same material.

The origins of the myth of Gara and Jonay probably lie in the perpetuation, through oral tradition, of the rules of the aboriginal society.

This circular hiking route, located in the heart of the Garajonay National Park, specifically in the municipality of Vallehermoso, is ideal if you like nature in its purest form. As it is not very difficult, you can even do it with children, who will enjoy the scenery as they walk along the different sections of the trail.

In the heart of the Garajonay National Park, La Laguna Grande is one of those places that should be on your must-see list when you visit La Gomera for its spectacular wild beauty. This circular route introduces us to a world that seems to be straight out of a fairy tale, taking us along a short and easy staggered path, through a forest of fayalbrezal (firetree and heath).

A restored old mansion transformed into a new hotel concept. Located next to the Literary Cabinet, Cordial Malteses boasts 27 unique rooms, respecting the original architecture, and is situated in the heart of the city's historic center. Surrounding it, you'll find numerous restaurants and shops, as well as the open commercial area of Triana. You can explore the city within a few steps or head to the famous urban beach of Las Canteras. Whatever your choice, Cordial Malteses offers you an immersion into history with an extraordinary hotel concept.

With 28 spacious and beautiful rooms, this urban hotel is characterized by the contrast between the classic exterior of the building and a cutting-edge interior aimed at providing guests with a unique experience, with great attention to technology, meticulously caring for every detail to achieve a high level of comfort.