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Just seven kilometres from the airport, Caleta de Fuste is ideal for those who want to enjoy a peaceful holiday on this island in the Atlantic Ocean. As well as its golden sandy beaches, protected from waves and strong currents, Caleta de Fuste provides entertainment for the whole family. If you are looking for new experiences, why not head to the marina to try a scuba diving excursion or unwind on one of the golf courses.

The Sisacumbre viewing point is located in the south of Fuerteventura, in Pájara, and is an excellent place to view the skies. With ample parking and information areas there are also signs to help visitors locate the constellations, a sun dial and a vertical clock. For true astronomy addicts Sicasumbre offers the necessary supports for those of you who have your own telescopes and cameras. Don't forget warm clothes.

The viewpoint of the San Antonio Volcano is located in the south of La Palma, in the area known as Cumbre Vieja in Fuencaliente. While during the daytime this viewpoint offers spectacular views of the crater and slopes of the volcano, at nighttime it becomes a window to the universe. The astronomy viewpoint of the San Antonio Volcano is further south than the clearest point for stargazing.

Gran Canaria’s capital city Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is a cosmopolitan city surrounded by the sea in the far northeast of the island. Its Las Canteras beach, over three kilometres long, is one one of its star attractions. Along with the Alfredo Kraus auditorium the beach area offers a wide range of accommodations, activities and restaurants. The city’s La Luz port doesn’t just receive cruise ships but connects the city to the other Canary Islands.

The Canary Islands are a paradise where resting and nightlife combine to perfection.

Costa Adeje in the south of Tenerife is where luxury and exclusivity combine. Shopping centres full of boutiques offering designer brands or the ever-popular Siam Water Park with its fabulous attractions are just some of the opportunities offered in this corner of the Canary Islands. Its warm climate is perfect for trying water sports and sunbathing on the golden sandy beaches at any time of year.

Costa Adeje Golf is ideal for perfecting technique or for learning to play from scratch. Its driving range, located in a natural canyon in the south of Tenerife is 45 square kilometres and has three tee-off levels at different heights. Created in 1998 by Pepe Gancedo, a six-time Spanish champion and golf course designer, it is perfect for both training and competition with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the island of La Gomera.

Just ten minutes from Lanzarote airport and near the tourist town of Puerto del Carmen is Lanzarote Golf. Designed by the well known golf course architect, Ron Kirby, it slopes towards the sea and is perfectly integrated in the typical landscape of the south of the island of Lanzarote. Built on natural ramps, the golf course lies on gentle slopes which are in perfect harmony with the views of the Atlantic Ocean and the island of Fuerteventura.

Within Las Palmas de Gran Canaria city, in northeast Gran Canaria, Las Palmeras Golf is the first urban golf course in the Canary Islands. Designed in 2006 by Stirling & Martín from the prestigious Global Golf Company studio, it has 18 par 3 holes with lengths ranging from 50 to 110 metres. Classed as a pitch & putt it’s the perfect place for a round with Atlantic Ocean views. It’s also close to Las Canteras beach.