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The natural wealth of the island allows more than 300 species of birds to live in its environment, more than 50 of them nesting species

How often do we get the chance to drink a wine with so much history and effort behind it?

The path makes a theme route on water, springs, washing areas and its uses. It is a rewarding walk, mostly through dense evergreen and laurel woods.

The Larrife Restaurant, located at the top of the cliff, 92 metres above sea level, offers a unique culinary experience with panoramic views of Tenerife. A fusion of local produce, tradition and innovation come together to offer you an exceptional gastronomic experience.

On the eastern coast of La Gomera, facing the Atlantic and with privileged views of Mount Teide, Bancal Hotel & Spa emerges as a refuge where time flows differently. Bright rooms open to the sea or the gardens, terraces that welcome golden sunrises, and infinity pools that seem to merge with the horizon turn every stay into a sensory experience. Just a step away from San Sebastián, yet surrounded by calm, the hotel invites you to explore the island and always return to a place of serenity, design, and nature.

One big attraction on Lanzarote is Ermita de las Nieves Viewpoint, a nature spot with views of the majestic volcanic outline of the Chinijo Archipelago and Famara beach. Located at an altitude of 650 metres, one of the highest points on the island, along with the chapel that lends its name to the viewpoint. The latter was originally built in 1427 in honour of the island’s patron saint, Our Lady of Las Nieves. Barely a century later it was pillaged and destroyed by pirates. Nowadays, people take part in a pilgrimage leading up to honour the saint, although the chapel was fully reconstructed in 1966.

"Los Hervideros consists of some volcanic caves located on the south-western coast of Lanzarote. The crashing of the waves against the cliffs and the way the water swirls between the rocky cavities results in a living landscape that is full of colour, especially at high tide. This phenomenon gives its name to the viewpoint itself, as the water seems to boil up from the rocks (Hervidero comes from the Spanish verb hervir, to boil). To visit them, you have to go down the steps and the designated paths leading to the different balconies. If the water is rough, we recommend you take some minimal safety measures, especially if you are with children."

Bathed by calm seas is one of the largest beaches on La Gomera. Playa de Santiago is in Alajeró, in the south of the island, next to the fishing port and marina. The crystal-clear water affords great visibility for viewing the underwater scenery and the different species that inhabit this area of the coast and fascinate fans of sea life.

La Palma is an island full of mysteries. The Salto del Enamorado, Roberto's Wall, or the twin dragon trees, are just some of the legends that live on in the lips and hearts of the Palmerians.

Cave engravings, sites, museums, the legacy of the so-called Benahoaritas, the first inhabitants of La Palma, is still present on this island, the last to be conquered by the Crown of Castile in 1492.