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La Graciosa is the smallest of the Canary Islands, and here are six wonderful beaches to visit.

You can truly disconnect from the world at the Roque Prieto natural swimming pools in north Gran Canaria. These two man-made pools close to Santa María de Guía are perfect for bathing in calm water on a coast known for its waves. The pools, never crowded and far from urban noise, have shallow areas and areas up to three metres deep. Their water is constantly refreshed by the sea.

Located in Costa Adeje, Aqualand is home to the only dolphin show of its kind in the Canary Islands. Awarded the label of 'best dolphin show in the world', by the International Association of Marine Animal Trainers, the exhibition is a dazzling display of the intelligence, strength and agility of these amazing animals that can race at full speed, jump incredibly high and perform aerial acrobatics. Aqualand Costa Adeje in the south of Tenerife offers the perfect show to complete a fun day out spent between rides and swimming pools.

The Parque Marítimo, designed by César Manrique, is located on the south coast of Tenerife's capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, with fabulous views of the Auditorium designed by Santiago Calatrava, the Palm Gardens and the sea. Easily accessible by car and public transport, there is ample parking. Its facilities include three seawater pools, restaurants, terraces, changing rooms with hot water and sunbathing areas.

Aqualava Waterpark is in Relaxia Lanzasur Club apartment complex. Situated in Playa Blanca, in the south of Lanzarote, it gives you a unique opportunity to combine rest with enjoyment. Although the water park is open to the public, only the guests staying onsite can use the facilities free of charge. So, as well as spending a great day on the water rides, you can also have a round of crazy golf, relax in the spa, enjoy the night entertainment and shop in the supermarket. It’s the perfect place for an unforgettable family holiday.

Playitas Golf Club has a golf course that challenges all levels. The architect John Chilver Steiner is known for designing golf courses where intelligent play is more important than power. Playitas Golf Club is a fine example. Opened in 2009, it uses natural hills and valleys, which contrast with the rugged landscape of the area. Located in the south of Fuerteventura, it offers a challenging game in an arid setting overlooking the sea.

Salinas de Antigua Golf Club is a golf course that requires a strategic approach to the round because of the effects of surrounding hills and wind. Landscaped with native vegetation there are desert areas, several lakes and volcanic sand bunkers. It also has views of the sea. Designed in 2006 by the double world champion Manuel Piñero, it is adjacent to the resort of Caleta de Fuste, on the east of the island of Fuerteventura.

The Real Club de Golf de Tenerife is the second oldest golf course in Spain. Built in 1932 by Antonio Lucena, Andrés Alberto, Joaquín Laynez and Aurelanio Yanez, renowned players at the club, it is in the northeast of the island of Tenerife. This course built among croplands and fruit trees also boasts a hundred year old plantation which is perfectly integrated into the features of the course which makes for a relaxing atmosphere to play golf all year round.

The unique Museum of Science and the Cosmos is located in San Cristobal de La Laguna, and is one of the most fun museums in Tenerife. In its facilities you can find a planetarium and numerous interactive activities that delight children... and adults. From puzzles and logic games to optical illusions and the chance to touch a real meteorite, there is not a single corner where you can't learn by experimenting.

Oasis Lago Taurito is perfect for relaxation and fun with a complete range of services and facilities for family stays, and its fantastic water park for the children. Located on the beachfront, close to Puerto de Mogán marina, in south Gran Canaria, it’s the perfect place to recharge your batteries and recover your strength on holiday.