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This trail starts at sea level in the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife and ascends along a dried up riverbed through a ravine. After a long climb up the varying trails you arrive at the Anaga area to then go back down again on the other side of the ravine.

This route is situated on the west coast of Lanzarote. It is a pure coastal trail starting from the Famara area going all the way to Caleta Caballo.

This route is situated on the East coast of Lanzarote and goes from Tías to Uga passing 9 different volcanoes.Starting in Tías the trails climb on a continuous dirt track reaching Montaña Blanca. The descents from Montaña Blanca are fast, but runnable going on the dirt tracks touching the volcanoes and slopes passing some black gravel.

The Canary Islands rank among the world's top golf destinations. Discover year-round warm weather, cooling trade winds, and dramatic volcanic landscapes.

This crater to walk along is situated between the municipalities of Santa Brigida, Telde and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The seaward route through Caldera de Bandama goes between the ravines of Las Goteras and Guiniguada. This area of enormous natural richness was formed five thousand years ago along with the ancient volcano Pico de Bandama. The crater is 216 metres deep, 574 metres high and 1,000 metres wide. Along with its geological value the archaeological site of Cueva de los Canarios, which the ancient settlers used as a granary for storing harvests and food is of great interest.

Near Mogán, in the interior of Gran Canaria, there is a trekking route which goes through the Nublo Rural Park and Pilancones Natural Park. This 12.2 kilometre circular walk goes along dirt tracks, paths and roads and is suitable for trekkers with a degree of experience. It starts in Degollada de Cruz Grande and goes through a wonderful pine forest and onto the Soria dam, the biggest on the island. It also goes along impressive volcanic formations in the area of Cañada del Almácigo.

Bristol – Shooting Gallery offers one of the best waves on the island of Fuerteventura, which makes it a very popular choice for surfers. Located just ten minutes from the tourist resort of Corralejo in the north of the island, the spot can be seen from the town itself. There are no buildings or services in the vicinity, but you can park close by without any problems.

Mesa del Mar is an interesting spot for any family traveling on holiday to Tacoronte, in the northwest of Tenerife. This is the case firstly because it is part of the Protected Landscape of Costa Acentejo. The archaeological zone is, in fact, declared a Site of Cultural Interest due to its Guanche remains. The second reason why families should visit is because of La Arena beach which is 350 metres long and 30 metres wide and has one swimming pool available only in summer and another available throughout the year.

With a maximum depth of 14 metres, this is an easy dive, suitable for all levels. Its small rock formations do not exceed one metre in height, but among the multitude of nooks and crannies there are many species such as stingrays, moray eels or catalufas.

This dive is located in front of the Caleta de Fuste pier where you will find a reef that is home to a variety of species native to this seabed.