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Places you really have to visit on El Hierro to properly experience the Canary Islands

Bodegas Las Tirajanas está situada en la localidad de Tunte, en la comarca sur de la isla de Gran Canaria. Sus vinos se elaboran con las cosechas que los socios de la bodega aportan desde diferentes zonas de la isla, donde se recogen uvas caracterizadas por varios microclimas. Esta bodega está abierta todos los días a las visitas (excepto festivos) y ofrece dos alternativas para conocer las instalaciones y probar sus ocho tipos de vinos, que se elaboran con uvas de las variedades blanca, malvasía, verijadiego, albillo, verdello, listán y moscatel.

Located in the town of Telde, this is a Blue Flag beach that’s 350 metres long. It’s of volcanic origin, and there are a variety of services on offer which make it perfect for all the family. There’s a free spa, a picnic area, and a playground for children.

Located in Costa de Teguise, this 375-metre-long beach has beautiful sand and calm water. Local facilities on offer include sunbed rental, parking, and showers. The beach is also equipped with thick stone walls, stairs, and green areas to grab some shade on hotter days.

Los Cristianos Beach is located in the Arona municipality in the town of Los Cristianos which is in the south of Tenerife. It’s situated beside a seaport which is also called Los Cristianos. The beach has fine golden sand that’s ideal for lying down and sunbathing. If you prefer, you can rent a hammock and umbrella.

El Porís Beach is located in the municipality of Arico. It’s a great place for you to discover an ocean environment. The local area is quiet, charming, and well worth discovering.

Arinaga is a coastal municipality full of wind turbines that generate electricity. A local area with hardly any tourists, it’s easy to fall in love with. There’s a two-kilometre walk along the coast connecting the Arinaga beach, the natural saltwater pools, and the original Zoco Negro badlands beach, which has volcanic origins. There are huge hammocks scattered throughout these beaches. The walk culminates at the Risco Verde natural bathing pool.

Sustainability is central to everything that the Canary Islands does. La Gomera is an ecological model for the world. The island has just over 21,000 inhabitants, and it is blessed with a rich natural heritage.

Located in the south of Tenerife, this spot gathers many wind surf enthusiasts. It’s considered one of the best beaches in Europe for the sport. The location is home to several renowned international championships such as the World Windsurfing and Kitesurfing Championships.

This beach is 500 metres long and 30 metres wide. Located in the town of El Burrero in the municipality of Ingenio, the spot has crystal clear water. In the northern section of the site there is golden and black volcanic sand that gives the beach its unique colour.