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This crater to walk along is situated between the municipalities of Santa Brigida, Telde and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The seaward route through Caldera de Bandama goes between the ravines of Las Goteras and Guiniguada. This area of enormous natural richness was formed five thousand years ago along with the ancient volcano Pico de Bandama. The crater is 216 metres deep, 574 metres high and 1,000 metres wide. Along with its geological value the archaeological site of Cueva de los Canarios, which the ancient settlers used as a granary for storing harvests and food is of great interest.

Near Mogán, in the interior of Gran Canaria, there is a trekking route which goes through the Nublo Rural Park and Pilancones Natural Park. This 12.2 kilometre circular walk goes along dirt tracks, paths and roads and is suitable for trekkers with a degree of experience. It starts in Degollada de Cruz Grande and goes through a wonderful pine forest and onto the Soria dam, the biggest on the island. It also goes along impressive volcanic formations in the area of Cañada del Almácigo.

In the north of Lanzarote we find the Jameos del Agua kitesurfing spot in the middle of a most impressive volcanic landscape. This spot is only recommended for experienced kitesurfers and although it can be enjoyed all year round, it is in spring and summer that conditions are optimum for kitesurfing. The winds in this spot blow in a NE direction, forming a long fast left hand wave, hollow at some points and which can reach up to three metres in height.

The kitesurfing spot of Playa del Burro is situated in Corralejo, in the north-east of Fuerteventura. It’s the perfect location during the summer, when the north-easterly trade winds are more frequent and more consistent. While a certain amount of experience is necessary, the beach area offers good conditions for learning. The waves generally break to the left and are short, making them perfect for those who enjoy the jumping categories. There is a friendly, relaxed vibe on El Burro beach.

Found in the south of Tenerife, near the Reina Sofia airport, El Médano boasts ideal wind conditions for kitesurfing. The beach also offers a specially designated zone to set up kites, and there are different areas available, suitable for all levels of experience. The sport can be practised all year round, however it’s during the summer when it becomes one the most popular destinations for kitesurf lovers in Tenerife, especially when the winds blow in a northerly and north-easterly direction.

Discover Canarian artisanal fishing and the broad, rich assortment of fish offered by the gastronomy of the Canary Islands.

The Jinamar beach kitesurf spot is in Las Palmas in northeast Gran Canaria. It’s ideal for wave surfing due to its consistent wind and top quality break: One of the island’s best. Although ideal for all kitesurfers experience is needed if you go outside the breakwater due to the large waves. On days with strong currents take care to avoid being dragged towards the rocky shore.

In the south-east of Fuerteventura, very close to the Costa Calma, you’ll find the kitesurfing spot of Playa de Sotavento. Boasting a large area for kitesurfing, it is suitable for people of any level. The wind conditions at the beach, together with the facilities and services available for kitesurfers, such as equipment hire and purchase, make Playa de Sotavento one of Fuerteventura’s most popular spots.

Discover “palm honey”, a sweet syrup with no additives. A basic ingredient in Canarian cuisine.