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El restaurante El Pellizco se encuentra en el sur de Fuerteventura, en la localidad de Morro del Jable, cerca de la playa y el puerto. El Pellizco es uno de los restaurantes que destacan por su propuesta gastronómica innovadora y de calidad en una zona dominada por el turismo de sol y playa. El Pellizco ofrece una carta variada y original, con platos como el pulpo a la brasa con mojo de cilantro, el cochinillo confitado con puré de boniato y salsa de tamarindo, el pescado del día con verduras salteadas y salsa de coco, o el ceviche de corvina con mango y aguacate. También tiene opciones vegetarianas, como la ensalada de quinoa con frutos secos y vinagreta de frambuesa, o el curry de verduras con arroz basmati. Los postres son caseros y deliciosos, como el brownie de chocolate con helado de vainilla, o la tarta de queso con mermelada de frutos rojos.

El restaurante "El Moral", ubicado en Villaverde, Fuerteventura, es un destacado establecimiento gastronómico. Este restaurante ha logrado destacarse en la escena culinaria de la isla por su enfoque en la cocina local y su compromiso con la calidad de los ingredientes. "El Moral" se ha ganado una reputación sólida por ofrecer una experiencia culinaria excepcional, donde los sabores de Fuerteventura y las tradiciones locales son cuidadosamente incorporados en sus platos. El menú del restaurante destaca por su uso de ingredientes frescos y de temporada, lo que garantiza que los comensales disfruten de platos llenos de sabor y autenticidad.

The Pérez Galdós House-Museum in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is a traditional house from the 19th century and part of the 20th century, located in the Triana neighborhood, in the historic center of the city. The writer Benito Pérez Galdós was born and lived there until he was 19 years old (1862). Although its transformation and use as a museum made some changes necessary, the materials and the original structure have been maintained, which, following the traditional Canarian domestic architecture of the nineteenth century, enables housing around two central courtyards. In addition to many of the preserved furnishings, it contains an interesting collection of musical instruments, works of art, photographs and other decorative objects. It is worth mentioning the reconstructions of the room where Benito was born, or the office and the bedroom of his house in "San Quintín" in Santander.

The Casa Lercaro is found in the north of Tenerife, in La Laguna, a city that has been declared a Unesco World Heritage Site. Dating back over four centuries, this impressive palace houses the Tenerife History Museum, though it is hard to know what is more interesting; the permanent exhibitions inside, or the building itself. Due to its central location in La Laguna’s Old Town, it is easy to visit the Casa Lercaro as part of a gentle stroll through the town.

Although this building dates back to the end of the 16th century, it was rebuilt in the 17th century by the first Marquis de la Quinta Roja. It also served as temporary lodging for the Franciscan nuns and is now a cozy rural hotel.

The Jurado Ravine is formed by basaltic materials that, after erosion, give rise to almost vertical walls that can reach up to 620 meters in altitude. It is characteristic of the place, the breakwater with holes on the left side, a product of erosive landslides, under which passed an ancient royal road that gave its name to the place name “Jorado" or "Jurado". The steep escarpments of the ravine are home to populations of birds such as the red-billed chough (Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax), Bolle's pigeon (Columba bollii), laurel pigeons (Columba junoniae), common kestrel (Falco tinnunculus), along with interesting protected species such as the mastic tree (Pistacia atlantica), among others.

This ravine is a natural border between the Moya and Firgas municipalities. Its slopes are moistened by waterfalls and teeming with Tertiary Era laurel forests. Along with Tilos de Moya, it was once part of the brave leader of Gran Canaria’s Doramas Forest. In addition, it’s a Special Nature Reserve.

The town of Arrieta, located in the municipality of Haría, is a corner of Lanzarote where stress never arrives. The delightful narrow streets are filled with amazing restaurants and cosy apartments. You are never far from a beautiful stretch of coastline. One of the most peaceful parts of the island, there is a cove, a beach, and a natural pool with fun water activities. Fishing is a very popular local pursuit, and many visitors (including family groups) enjoy the sport as part of a relaxing holiday.

As the capital of Lanzarote since the second half of the 18th Century, it has become the administrative and commercial centre of the island. It has everything of a fisherman’s town. The lovely avenue by the sea and the Charco de San Ginés are a must for a tapas stop at any time of the day.