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Unique artisan fashion made in the Canary Islands

But… You might not know that Canary Islands creators don’t just design clothes: they also craft swimwear, hats, jewellery, shoes and all kinds of accessories. And many of our designers are LGBTI, bringing a special sensitivity to the world of fashion. Although many are already well known for their work, today we’re highlighting some of our creators for their originality. You’ve probably heard of some of them before!

LGBTQ

Drag queens with a Canary Islands touch

Some time around 2000, the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria was brave enough to hold the first Drag Queen Contest in the Islands, choosing the best possible context: the city’s Carnival. Drag queens arrived in the Canaries, and they came to stay!

Nature

The Perfect Family Picnic is on La Palma

La Palma is a family island where every day is a good time to get together as a family and enjoy a picnic. For this reason, there are many recreational areas with benches, tables and barbecue areas.

Nature

Hermigua

What to do in Hermigua, home to the best climate in the world. History, nature, traditions and much more.

Coast and beach

La Frontera

Take a leisurely tour of the north-west of the island with soul and discover the heritage and natural treasures this surprising municipality has to offer.

LGBTQ

Pride is coming back to Maspalomas!

​​May’s rolling round again, bringing one of the best-loved mega events that make Gran Canaria a hub of LGBTQ tourism: Pride.

LGBTQ

Pride Islands

The Canary Islands: an archipelago proud of its diversity, liberty and respect where the LGBTQ community finds a venue for celebration and connection.

Nature

10 Tips to Prepare Your Trip to La Gomera

An adventure to experience nature in its purest form.

Culture

To the Son of La Gomera

La Gomera is the only place in the Spanish-Speaking World Where Dance with Décima Cantada is Preserved

Culture

La Palma: an Island of Legends

La Palma is an island full of mysteries. The Salto del Enamorado, Roberto's Wall, or the twin dragon trees, are just some of the legends that live on in the lips and hearts of the Palmerians.