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Discover the exciting history of the first settlers of the Canary Islands

Inside the Teide National Park in Las Cañadas in Tenerife you will find an extraordinary natural platform from where you can contemplate the skies. The area is known as a Starlight Tourist Destination, and you can observe constellations and stars from almost any part of the park. It is also possible to view the stars at a professional level using the equipment of the IAC, the Canarian Institute of Astrophysics. Easy to get to by road, visitors can find their own viewpoint or use one of the official ones with parking alongside. There are toilets and a restaurant at the Parador Nacional (part of a national string of tourist hotels) and El Portillo is also close by.

Spend a holiday in Valle Gran Rey and get the feeling that time stands still. Its ravine flows into black sand beaches and is a constant presence during a stay in this village on the island of La Gomera. Swimming in the ocean watching the sun go down signals the end of a relaxing day in Valle Gran Rey, but it also marks the beginning of an evening spent enjoying traditional cuisine in a cosy family restaurant.

Found in the east of La Palma, Los Cancajos is a fishing village that has adapted well to tourism but managed to keep its peaceful atmosphere. Just five kilometres from the airport, it's a beautiful spot that is very popular with scuba diving enthusiasts. Take a scuba diving class to discover its magical underwater world and then spend time relaxing on the beach - an unforgettable holiday experience that is popular among visitors.

What is it about Puerto del Carmen that makes it one of the most ideal holiday destinations? Maybe it’s the six km of golden sandy beaches sheltered from the wind or maybe it’s the marina that gives you the chance to enjoy the sea as never before. Whatever the reason, it’s true that visitors will find in Puerto del Carmen, in the south of Lanzarote, the ideal place to spend their holidays where all needs are well catered for.

There are few spots where the sea, the sky and the sand connect to form such an idyllic spot as Maspalomas beach in south Gran Canaria. Walking past the old lighthouse, visitors can peruse the local shops, or dine out without losing sight of the ocean. The wind and the sand create unique sculptures in the landscape and every Maspalomas sunset is spectacular.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife, capital of Tenerife, is located in the northeast of the island. Its pleasant climate and its open air shopping areas make it a perfect city for strolling around and enjoying great days shopping. Among its avenues and parks are sculptures by the likes of Henry Moore and its old quarters are home to historical buildings, such as the church of the Immaculate Conception or the Carta Palace. A must is a break for something to eat in La Noria Street.

Walking through a volcano is a once-in-a-lifetime experience which will heighten visitors’ appreciation of nature

The fishing village of La Restinga, located in the south of El Hierro, is the southernmost point of Spain. The tranquillity of its streets and coves and the richness of its seabed are the main attractions of this small town, perfect for those looking for sun and a nice beach but away from the big crowds. Its beach is perfect for the whole family, as it is protected from the waves by the harbour breakwater