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Lush laurissilva forests, deep ravines and steep cliffs, imposing rocks, valleys colonised by leafy palm groves, tiny pristine beaches...

La Gomera and its unspoiled nature make it possible to believe that anything can happen in its ancient forests and misty trails...

La Palma has all the conditions necessary to experience a thousand and one adventures that turn a getaway into a lifetime memory. Mountain biking, hiking, scuba diving or a mountain race among volcanoes is possible on this island, where calmer visitors can also enjoy the silence of its forests or the magic of its coasts

High-performance sport, in addition to discipline, demands first-class facilities that permit professional athletes to obtain their full potential.

The welcoming Anfi del Mar harbour is located in the south of Gran Canaria, next to the beach and tourist complex of the same name. It offers 93 moorings, crane, travelift and trailer, and is suitable for boats of up to 20 metres in length. The Anfi del Mar harbour has mechanical and repair, captaincy, and sailing services. The pontoons also offer drinking water, electricity and internet connection.

In the pedestrian area of the old town of Valsequillo we can find several places of interest: The Church of San Miguel, the sculpture of “San Miguel el Chico”, the Barracks of El Colmenar or the Parish Church. The El Colmenar Barracks are currently one of Valsequillo’s most important historical heritage sites, declared a Place of Cultural Interest.

Acua Water Park is located in the resort town of Corralejo, in the north of Fuerteventura. The only water park on the island offers a breathtaking view of Corralejo, Lobos Island and even Lanzarote. Just slide down from the top of the Rapid River, its star attraction. Being in the town centre, the park is easy to get to and you can round the day off with a fresh fish dinner in one of the restaurants along the promenade.

The Lomo Negro I Lookout Point offers a spectacular view of the northern part of the island. From here we can observe the colorful layers of the steep walls towards the sea. The different colors come from various types of eruptions, so the ochre-colored rocks were formed by the magma coming in contact with water.

A road, winding through the vineyards of Tafira Alta, will take you to the Pico de Bandama Lookout Point, from where you can see a panoramic view of the municipality of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the volcanic caldera of Bandama and much of the northeastern part of the island of Gran Canaria. In addition, the lookout point has a Tourist Information Point. Both the Pico and the Caldera de Bandama are two natural units of great singularity and scientific interest. The cone is also an outstanding element of the landscape, visible from a great distance and with a magnificent panoramic view from its apex; the caldera has a perfect structure, which makes it one of the most beautiful in the Canary Islands. In addition, inside the caldera there are engravings made by ancient inhabitants of the island.