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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.

This important tourist town, located in the south of Gran Canaria, is the ideal place to relax and have a good time. Strolling along its long promenade, jogging by the sea or enjoying the best after-dinner drinks with extraordinary views are just some of the countless activities Meloneras has to offer. You can also enjoy the diverse, modern gastronomy or stroll along the promenade with the music of the terraces in the background and enjoy one of the best sunsets. The ideal place to spend a few days chilling and relaxing with your family, partner or friends.

Whether above the clouds or at sea level, the Canary Islands can also be explored on foot

Los Cristianos Beach is located in the Arona municipality in the town of Los Cristianos which is in the south of Tenerife. It’s situated beside a seaport which is also called Los Cristianos. The beach has fine golden sand that’s ideal for lying down and sunbathing. If you prefer, you can rent a hammock and umbrella.

El Porís Beach is located in the municipality of Arico. It’s a great place for you to discover an ocean environment. The local area is quiet, charming, and well worth discovering.

Arinaga is a coastal municipality full of wind turbines that generate electricity. A local area with hardly any tourists, it’s easy to fall in love with. There’s a two-kilometre walk along the coast connecting the Arinaga beach, the natural saltwater pools, and the original Zoco Negro badlands beach, which has volcanic origins. There are huge hammocks scattered throughout these beaches. The walk culminates at the Risco Verde natural bathing pool.

Sustainability is central to everything that the Canary Islands does. La Gomera is an ecological model for the world. The island has just over 21,000 inhabitants, and it is blessed with a rich natural heritage.

Located in the south of Tenerife, this spot gathers many wind surf enthusiasts. It’s considered one of the best beaches in Europe for the sport. The location is home to several renowned international championships such as the World Windsurfing and Kitesurfing Championships.

You will be surprised to discover the giant lizard of El Hierro, an endemic species, unique in the world, official emblem of the island.

The story of the last nomadic shepherds of the Canary Islands and their flower cheese