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This route by car not only allows you to see how varied El Hierro is, but, in the end, the Mar de las Calmas lends meaning to the island's reputation as a haven of peace. Departing from Valverde, the capital and a renowned shopping area, the first stop leads to El Mocanal, a town with a great agricultural tradition, ideal for breakfast. Nearby, Guazaroca surprises you with its thatched houses, while the nearby viewpoint of La Peña, the work of César Manrique, offers stunning views of El Golfo and the rocks of Salmor.

If countless botanists have marveled for centuries upon contemplating the north of Tenerife, tourists today have it much easier; not only in feeling the same way, but travelling by car through a region with many botanical, heritage, gastronomic and oceanic treasures in a single day. This route begins in Puerto de la Cruz, one of the cradles of tourism in Spain, and leads first to La Orotava, which enjoys one of the most relevant historical centers of the Canary Islands along with excellent views of the Teide and the pine forest. The excursion is worthwhile for this alone.

Escape from the cold in the Canary Islands. Enjoy Gran Canaria in winter with its warm climate, beaches and LGBTQ events like Winter Pride.

Located within the Rural Park of Anaga, the Sendero de los Sentidos (Trail of the Senses) is a natural treasure that winds through a laurel forest, delighting hikers with its biodiversity, unique in Europe. To begin the visit, one must head to the Cruz del Carmen, where the visitor center is also located. From there, three routes start along an ancient Royal Path, each with different levels of difficulty. The first route, Senderos de los Sentidos 1, is most suitable for strollers and individuals with reduced mobility, as it is equipped with a boardwalk and a small terrace. With a length of 500 meters, the second route includes some steps, a bridge, and an elevated boardwalk. Lastly, the Senderos de los Sentidos 3 route, a bit more challenging, encompasses the two previous routes before descending to the Mirador del Llano de los Loros, where one can enjoy views towards Santa Cruz and the Barranco and Presa de Tahodio.

Unique and spectacular. These are the two best adjectives to describe this little settlement. This gem is hidden in the municipality of Tijarafe. It is made up of a group of white houses built into a 50-metre tall cave by its inhabitants over 100 years ago.