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Vueltas Beach is in a semi-urban area of Valle Gran Rey, on the southwestern coast of La Gomera, and next to the port with the same name. Its dark, volcanic sand and the lack of waves, as the sea is sheltered by a breakwater here, make it perfect for a peaceful swim. Walks along the seashore are also very pleasant, breathing the sea breeze or shopping at any of the nearby shops. The fishing boats resting on the sand lend a really delightful seaside atmosphere to the beach.

Located at the foot of the Tamadaba cliffs in the foothills of the Agaete Valley in northwest Gran Canaria, Bodegas Los Berrazales produces its wines on the La Laja farm also known for its orange and coffee plantations. Here the Lugo-Jorge family run a winery based on the traditional cultivation of the local lístan negro grape. They make red, rosé and white wines both dry and semi sec.

Built from the remains of an old teacher’s house, the Wine Museum of La Palma takes visitors on a trip through the history of wine making in La Palma from the 16th Century to the present day. The museum, located in Los Llanos de Aridane, includes an exhibition of the agricultural tools used in the past and texts and documents on crop growth, grape varieties and the stages of production from vine to glass.

In the south of Fuerteventura, in front of the Jandia lighthouse, a spectacular enclave known as the Veril Grande can be found that is perfect for divers of all levels. At a depth of 20 metres, the top of the wall drops vertically to about 40 metres and hidden species like bream, black eels, stingrays and angel sharks emerge. Just before reaching the shelf, garden eels can also be seen. Occasionally, large deep-sea fish like whale sharks and giant devil rays have been sighted.

The pretty mountains glimpsed from the road up to Fataga elevate this village above the merely picturesque. Its white houses and narrow lanes, all well-preserved and full of flowers, along with the surrounding valleys, pine forests and palm groves, mean that Fataga is one of the island’s benighted spots.

With around thirty different species of cetaceans, La Gomera is one of the best places in the world to watch marine mammals.

With 59 signposted trails, La Gomera is a true paradise for adventure loving tourists to enjoy

This island is designated Biosphere Reserve , it is an island full of beatiful landscapes, magical towns to be discovered.

Different ways to enjoy Lanzarote’s great new gastronomy

Children love Lanzarote, and here are some tips that will help families not only have fun on the island but also turn a holiday into an educational experience.