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La Gomera is an ark of biodiversity of terrestrial flora and fauna with two endemic species per square kilometer.

Los Helechos Viewpoint affords comprehensive views of the village of Haría, popularly known as “the valley of the thousand palm trees”. A green landscape dotted with the white of Lanzarote’s typical architecture and cradled by the tranquillity of the rural environment.

Halfway between the villages of Yé and Máguez, in the north of Lanzarote, we find the Guinate Viewpoint: an enclave at an altitude of 500 metres with privileged views of the Chinijo Archipelago and the vast Atlantic horizon. The waters here are home to Europe’s largest marine reserve, 700 km² of protected natural space teeming with underwater life and volcanic scenery.

The El Arco Viewpoint, a natural balcony with views of the Atlantic Ocean, is tucked away close to the village of Tinajo. This emblematic corner stands out for its large arch-shaped rock formation, the result of the constant erosion of the wind and the sea. The waves crash and break against the basalt rocks, forming delightful pools and natural swimming pools.

The Yé Viewpoint, located in the municipality of Haría, offers a panoramic view of the Chinijo Archipelago and Risco de Famara, a 22-kilometre-long cliff. From here one can observe the waves breaking against the rocks of Montaña Amarilla, one of the most emblematic volcanic sites of La Graciosa. Without a doubt, this image is an invitation to hire a boat and explore the closer islands.

"Since the times of the Greeks, the Canary Islands have been known for their health properties and the healing effects of the climate"

The bright and cloudless skies and the small amount of rainfall mean that there are sunny days with many hours of sunlight.

The Canary Islands are bathed by the Atlantic Ocean, which is especially rich in sodium. They are some of the best thermal waters in the world....