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The Jardín Botánico del Descubrimiento is a botanical ensemble covering an extension of 16,219 m² of terrain located in the municipality of Vallehermoso on the island of La Gomera. This island infrastructure is located next to the road leading to Vallehermoso beach in the neighbourhood of San Pedro, in a rural terrace farmland setting surrounded by one of the best examples of thermophilic forest in the entire Canarian Archipelago; inside it one can see some of the characteristic species of this plant community, such as junipers, Canary Island date palms, wild olives, dragon trees or morning-glory trees.

In the municipality of Valverde, in the north-east of El Hierro, we find the La Caleta natural pools: a swimming area that is perfect for diving into spectacular, crystal-clear water. Next to the pools are some interesting archaeological sites with ancient carvings. There are several panels written in Libyco-Berber characters. Libyco-Berber was the language spoken by the ancient settlers of Canary Islands. In this delightful natural environment, visitors can enjoy the large saltwater pools with steps leading directly down to the sea. A swim in La Caleta is a truly unforgettable experience.

La Caleta is one of the most renowned dives in El Hierro. Easily accessible, its landscape is sure to please both beginners and the most demanding divers.

Los Guayres, distinguished with a Michelin Star and one Sol Repsol, is located in the idyllic Hotel Cordial Mogán Playa. Under the masterful guidance of Chef Ruyman González, it pays homage to the culinary traditions of the Canary Islands archipelago, reinterpreted with elegance and a creative sensibility that elevates local produce.

Looking towards the Atlantic from the bay of Arrecife, in the northeast of Lanzarote, standing tall as it has been for centuries is the Castle of San Gabriel. Built to defend the island from pirate attacks, it is today an obligatory visit in the capital of Lanzarote. It can be accessed by two bridges, the oldest, the Puente de las Bolas, together with the castle forms one of the picture postcards of Arrecife. This is an area not to be missed when visiting the town.