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Traveling to La Palma with children is a great idea any time of the year. Here are some recommendations for family friendly activities on the island.

The Chinijo archipelago is a protected area which offers unmatched underwater opportunities for diving and snorkelling. Let’s find out some more.

A little piece of history for diving lovers, as well as the mysteries of the sea

Who dares to go diving for the first time in Lanzarote?

The proposed route starts in Maspalomas, a tourist point of reference due to its climate and beaches. From the imposing lighthouse you reach the spectacular natural area of the Maspalomas Dunes, 400 hectares of sand waves with an oasis included: a pond and a palm grove. From here we enter the ravine of Fataga to the hamlet of the same name, a rural enclave that keeps the essence of the island in its houses and crops. Before, visit an archaeological site of great value.

Rarely do you get to go on a driving tour like this one. The backbone of Tenerife names nature as the architect. Departing from La Laguna, the only Canary Island World Heritage City, this route includes La Esperanza, the perfect village for breakfast before marveling at the Canary Island pines and Teide National Park. Via a direct path, you simply have to climb until you attain ecstasy with the first view of the highest peak in Spain, whose surroundings also include the astronomical observatory of Izaña.

La Graciosa is a small island located along the Lanzarote coast. The rustic enclave is a world away from the noise and stress of urban areas. One of its best beaches is La Cocina, a 100 metre long cove at the foot of Montaña Amarilla. The virgin landscape is naturally protected from the wind, waves, and currents. So you can swim and relax among calm, turquoise waters and a landscape that includes contrasting ochre tones.

Incredible turquoise water and golden sand. Playa del Duque is perfect for enjoying some swimming on a beach day out with all the family. In the tourist resort of Costa Adeje, in the south of Tenerife, and bordered by a seafront promenade connecting it to more than eight other nearby beaches, we find some of the most exclusive hotels in Canary Islands here. While the little ones enjoy building sand castles, adults can go shopping in the nearby shops, which are some of the best in the area. The many bars and restaurants provide a fabulous range of gastronomy.

Vueltas Beach is in a semi-urban area of Valle Gran Rey, on the southwestern coast of La Gomera, and next to the port with the same name. Its dark, volcanic sand and the lack of waves, as the sea is sheltered by a breakwater here, make it perfect for a peaceful swim. Walks along the seashore are also very pleasant, breathing the sea breeze or shopping at any of the nearby shops. The fishing boats resting on the sand lend a really delightful seaside atmosphere to the beach.