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The best proposals and plans to do during the month of December in the Canary Islands

As you go into the volcanic cave in the north of Lanzarote, it is inevitable to feel that you are going down into another world. You leave behind the sunshine to explore the underground secrets making this a compulsory experience for every tourist. The guided tour, of approximately one hour, will let you see the auditorium built inside the cave. La Cueva de los Verdes, which is the biggest section of lava tunnel in the world, was formed by La Corona volcano of which Los Jameos del Agua is also a part.

The Charco de los Sargos is, together with the Charco de La Maceta and the Charco Azul, one of the most popular bathing areas in El Golfo (Frontera). Charco de los Sargos owes its peculiar shapes to a high cliff, and the power of sea erosion over time which has made a variety of natural areas ideal for bathing. The volcanic landscape is a beach experience like no other.

El Charco Manso is a magical place of caves, arches, and bathing areas created by natural volcanic, basalt flows. After following the winding road from the town of Echedo to the coast, the natural pool is a spectacular sight at first glance. In the area, rocks create a sheltered stretch of water which is an excellent spot for both adults and children to swim.

A dirt track which unites Morro Jable with Jandía marks the start of this spectacular route of great natural value. It is the pathway which starts at the foot of Gran Valle, in the south of Fuerteventura and finishes in the ever beautiful wild beach in Cofete. This is an easy two and a half hour walk, on which we can enjoy the countryside with its ever changing colours. This is Jandía Natural Park explored through one of its most important mountain ranges and which is also home to a botanic jewel-the Jandía Spurge.

A short car-drive of less than 30 minutes is enough to take you from Puerto de La Estaca to the area of natural pools in La Maceta at the coast in the spectacular El Golfo Valley. This bathing area combines sun, lava and sea comfortably and pleasantly, protected from the waves. Perfect for all ages. Furthermore, it has lots of parking and services such as showers and sunshades and also a bar service

In Playa de las Americas in the south of Tenerife, it is practically impossible to get bored. Its streets are lined with shops and cafés its beaches are a wonderful place to relax under the sun at any time of the year. It’s an ideal resort for all the family with an enormous variety of things to do and enjoy.Enjoying water sports, wandering around the boutiques and shopping centres or watching the sun set from a restaurant terrace are just a few ways to spend a perfect day.

Corralejo is located in the north of Fuerteventura, just opposite the small island of Los Lobos, whose highly visible silhouette on the horizon forms an important part of the surrounding landscape. You can take a boat from the port of Corralejo and spend the day in Los Lobos, or even go across to Lanzarote. The maritime atmosphere of Corralejo old town is perfect for a pleasant stroll, where you can spend some time enjoying fresh fish and local wine in the town’s restaurants.

Charco Azul is a truly amazing caprice of nature, where the volcanic energy of the island of El Hierro and the ocean that bathes its coasts have created a bathing area with turquoise waters. For the cruise-goer who loves nature areas and swimming in the sea, it will be an unforgettable experience.