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Finding and keeping inspiration and slow living in the Canary Islands

What to do in Alajeró, the southern trail. Trails, volcanic landscapes, beaches and much more.

What to do in Vallehermoso. History, culture, nature, beaches, traditions and much more.

What to do and see in Valle Gran Rey, home of the giant lizard. History, culture, beaches, nature, recreation and much more.

Just five minutes’ walk from Corralejo in the north of Fuerteventura, this marina is an ideal place to moor and explore the island. And, while you’re there, why not discover the wild Isle of Lobos, which is less than 15 minutes’ sail away. There is capacity for 215 boats up to 15 metres in length and a minimum depth of 0.5 metres. There are also washrooms available. Some berths in the harbour are reserved for the ferries that connect to other ports and harbours.

La Gomera's capital San Sebastian, on the east of the island, is home to the best equipped marina with the largest range of facilities on La Gomera, conveniently situated in close proximity to the city centre. Marina La Gomera offers capacity for vessels ranging from 6-20 metres in its 335 berths. Among the many services offered are a fuel station, surveillance, weather information and a supermarket. The water depth varies between eight and ten metres.

What to do in Agulo, the sweet of La Gomera. Nature, culture, viewpoints, traditions and much more.

One of the most popular dives zones amongst local divers in Gran Canaria. Sardina is in front of the charming fishing village of Sardina del Norte close to Galdar and Agaete towns in northeast Gran Canaria. Access to the dive site is via the village’s stone jetty. Sardina has no currents and is perfect for divers and snorkelers of all levels. The amount of marine life surprises even experienced divers.

What to do in San Sebastián de La Gomera – the capital town of the island. History, culture, nature, festivities and much more.