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The Vargas beach kitesurfing spot in east Gran Canaria is suitable for kitesurfers of all levels and has consistent wind and waves. Located close to Ingenio and the airport it’s in a protected area close to a campsite that is full of water sports fans almost all year round. The wave has different beaks that run left and right and sometimes tube.

In the northwest of Lanzarote, near Teguise is Famara beach, the best kitesurfing spot in Lanzarote. Apart from its fabulous wind conditions and its breakers all over the beach, it is recommended for all levels of expertise. This spot, which is easily accessed, is situated under the cliffs of Famara. The nearby fishing village of Caleta de Famara has all the necessary facilities for kitesurfing such as a surfing camp, schools, repairs and shops selling materials.

Salinas de Pozo kitesurf spot is in Santa Lucía, on the southeast coast of Gran Canaria. It’s an ideal place for wave surfing beginners as Salinas del Pozo has long running waves with a wall and different peaks. The area is windy and has a great surfing vibe, especially between April and September when the winds are at their most powerful and consistent.

The Salinas de Pozo windsurf spot is in Santa Lucia in southeast Gran Canaria. It’s popular amongst proficient and medium-level windsurfers thanks to its excellent wave sailing conditions. The area is windy and dangerous for swimmers so its almost exclusively frequented by windsurfers. There are a range of peaks and waves with walls along the Salinas del Pozo coast and the wind is N - NE on shore.

Playa de Vargas in in east Gran Canaria close to Ingenio and the airport. Its consistent wind and wave conditions make it a great spot for windsurfers of all levels although big days require a certain level of experience. At Playa de Vargas lthe wave produces multiple left and right peaks, some with large walls and tubes. The wind is at its most consistent and the spot at its best between April and September.

A dirt track which unites Morro Jable with Jandía marks the start of this spectacular route of great natural value. It is the pathway which starts at the foot of Gran Valle, in the south of Fuerteventura and finishes in the ever beautiful wild beach in Cofete. This is an easy two and a half hour walk, on which we can enjoy the countryside with its ever changing colours. This is Jandía Natural Park explored through one of its most important mountain ranges and which is also home to a botanic jewel-the Jandía Spurge.

A short car-drive of less than 30 minutes is enough to take you from Puerto de La Estaca to the area of natural pools in La Maceta at the coast in the spectacular El Golfo Valley. This bathing area combines sun, lava and sea comfortably and pleasantly, protected from the waves. Perfect for all ages. Furthermore, it has lots of parking and services such as showers and sunshades and also a bar service

In Playa de las Americas in the south of Tenerife, it is practically impossible to get bored. Its streets are lined with shops and cafés its beaches are a wonderful place to relax under the sun at any time of the year. It’s an ideal resort for all the family with an enormous variety of things to do and enjoy.Enjoying water sports, wandering around the boutiques and shopping centres or watching the sun set from a restaurant terrace are just a few ways to spend a perfect day.

Corralejo is located in the north of Fuerteventura, just opposite the small island of Los Lobos, whose highly visible silhouette on the horizon forms an important part of the surrounding landscape. You can take a boat from the port of Corralejo and spend the day in Los Lobos, or even go across to Lanzarote. The maritime atmosphere of Corralejo old town is perfect for a pleasant stroll, where you can spend some time enjoying fresh fish and local wine in the town’s restaurants.