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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.

Charco Azul is a truly amazing caprice of nature, where the volcanic energy of the island of El Hierro and the ocean that bathes its coasts have created a bathing area with turquoise waters. For the cruise-goer who loves nature areas and swimming in the sea, it will be an unforgettable experience.

El Hierro has managed to become the first Canary Island to meet its energy needs with 100% renewables. It has achieved this through the Gorona del Viento wind-pumped hydro power station. The island is very small, but there is plenty to see. On the stop, you will be able to enjoy the place and the local people. This route is geared more towards discovering the ecological, sustainable side of the Meridian Island on our tour.

El Hierro is the smallest island in the Canarian archipelago. But don’t let its size fool anyone... The scenery and the charming village of Valverde (which comes from the words meaning ‘green valley’), in the east of the island, offer more activities than you might imagine. The friendly islanders and unhurried atmosphere are also aspects you will encounter both in Valverde and in the rest of the island. Another thing to bear in mind is that, because of the size of the village, everything is nearby (except for the port).

El Hierro is the smallest island in the Canarian archipelago. But don’t let its size fool anyone... The scenery and the charming village of Valverde (which comes from the words meaning ‘green valley’), in the east of the island, offer more activities than you might imagine. The friendly islanders and unhurried atmosphere are also aspects you will encounter both in Valverde and in the rest of the island. Another thing to bear in mind is that, because of the size of the village, everything is nearby (except for the port).

Tazacorte has the only museum in Europe devoted to the banana, a fruit that has earned the Protected Geographical Indication classification. But this village on the north-western coast of La Palma is more than an immense sea of banana plantations. Its foundational heart, the Charco neighbourhood, contains heritage of great historical and artistic value, as is demonstrated by its 16th and 17th-century manor houses. A trip to this beautiful village will leave a pleasant aftertaste in the mouth of even the most demanding cruise passenger. On foot, the distance from the port can be covered in approximately 25 minutes.

The New Course was built in 2008 and renovated with new tees in 2018. Designed by Ron Kirby, the course has been completely transformed over the last few years. It is surrounded by nature and offers views over the mountain and resort. The challenge of achieving a handicap is just another reason to play. The Old Course was inaugurated in 1999 and welcomes all of the resort’s visitors. This beautiful, green course, designed by Roland Favré, offers both holes for fun and others for testing some technical swings on the professional circuit. This 18-hole par-71 course has hosted important championships such as the PGASpain in 2006 and the Spanish Senior and Women’s Championships in 2001. More recently, in August 2022, it hosted the Canarias Amateur Golf Championship. And if that wasn’t enough, Salobre Golf Resort has a Club Fitting Centre where players can improve their game using the latest Trackman System technology. The system gauges all of the variations in the player’s swing with the precision of a battle radar and offers suggestions on how to improve your swings and thus your results on the course.

Santa Cruz de la Palma is a city with important architectural and artistic heritage. It was one of the main ports in the Canaries, where merchants came to trade from all over the world: Holland, Italy, England, Ireland... This means that it has an interesting collection of works of art that have come from different parts of the world (including America). You have time to enjoy the colonial architecture, the craftwork and the gastronomy.

La Palma is an attractive tourist destination where you can connect with nature under one of the best skies in the world, relax on one of its charming beaches, go on an excursion to volcanoes and ravines or take tours of cultural interest around its municipalities, in addition to enjoying its delicious gastronomy. Starting out from Santa Cruz de La Palma, in the east of the island, you can drive to some of the points of interest near the city.