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The right side of the Vallehermoso ravine in the north of the island of La Gomera, hides an interesting and memorable multi-pitch climbing location. This is the emblematic Roque Cano, a rock formation, a natural monument and a symbol of the island along with the Roque Agando, whose walls reach heights of up to 250 metres. Climbing this summit is an adventure suited to the more daring and experienced climber, particularly when ascending its western face.

One of the most spectacular climbing areas in Tenerife is the Guaria ridge, located in the natural reserve of Montaña de Tejina; a protected landscape in the municipality of Guia de Isora nestled in the south-west of the island. These ancient volcanic walls have the longest sports routes on the island - around 90 – although the shape of the rocks also allows a combination of sport and classic climbing with several lengths of rope, which is why it is considered one of the best places for climbing in Tenerife.

A landscape that is definitely worthwhile venturing into is the Barranco del Agua (Water Ravine), in the north-west of La Palma. This protected area has the best examples of cactus existing on the island and is the ideal setting for sport climbing. The area, located in Puntallana, is excellent, with 140 well-appointed routes – developed by local climbers - on vertical walls that can reach heights of 40 metres.

One of the top locations in the Canary Islands for classic climbing is Ayacata in the central highlands of Gran Canaria. This spectacular location, with views to iconic Roque Nublo rock, has a number of walls with over 200 routes of varying lengths and levels. Some are advanced climbs that challenge even top climbers.

If there is a place that brings together a large amount of climbing sectors in one small space, it's Arico. This municipality in the south-east of Tenerife is home to the most popular climbing areas of the Canary Islands. Criss-crossed by pine forests and deep ravines, it is ideal for lovers of this sport and has more than 500 well-appointed routes covering all levels of difficulty – predominantly intermediate - and with a maximum height of 35 metres.

The longest, most traditional climbing routes in Tenerife are located in the north-east of the island, amongst the steep mountains and deep ravines of the Anaga Rural Park. This unique area of overwhelming natural beauty is home to rainforests and numerous rocks that bring together a hundred climbing paths. All of the routes are well equipped and have a maximum height of 250 metres. While some are suitable for intermediate levels others will challenge even the most experienced climbers.

The left hand wave of La Santa is considered one of the best waves in Europe to do bodyboarding. Situated in the fishing village of La Santa, on the northwest coast of the island of Lanzarote, it is usually frequented all year round by expert bodyboarders because of its consistent quality. It is easy to find and is even visible from the road, it is near some of the better known spots on the island which makes for a great surfing and sports atmosphere in the area.

Located right in front of the bay of Arrecife, on the island of Lanzarote, it was in the 1970s when the Canarian artist César Manrique turned this land of more than 14,000 square meters into a recreational oasis. Among the benefits that can be found in this space of water, vegetation and ample white spaces, there is a 3,600 square meter swimming pool, still to be opened, multipurpose rooms and a solarium. In addition, the center has a cafeteria, with large windows overlooking the bay, offering a varied menu of snacks and drinks.

This neighbourhood in the Gáldar municipality promises fun right down the street, since that’s where you’ll find both the thoroughfare and the sea. Native painter and expressionist Antonio Padrón used to spend summers with his family on the beach of Sardina del Norte. The striking red and white striped Sardina del Norte Lighthouse and its surroundings have been delightfully restored. El Farrallón is a rock in the sea, its volcanic structure forming a natural sculpture, and you can get there by taking the coastal road from Gáldar in the direction of Agaete. You’ll find it after Martorel beach, surrounded by banana plantations.

A place to recover your energy and feel the balance of nature.