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There are hotels you always go back to, like La Gomera Parador, in the east of the island. When you cross its threshold, you realise you are on one of the oldest of the Canary Islands. It is carefully decorated in marine shades, evoking a past when boats used to set off from here to America. Its setting, above the town of San Sebastián, has its reward on clear days: a fantastic view of Tenerife while you sunbathe by the swimming pool.

El Socorro is one of the best volcanic-sand beaches in the north of Tenerife. Located in Los Realejos, it has a blue flag because it provides all the services necessary for affording comfort and enjoyment to its visitors. It has also been classified as an “accessible beach”, as it is fully adapted to people with reduced mobility and has reserved parking, showers, ramps and access walkways. The sunset creates a truly amazing scene here: extraordinary views that will help you to fully disconnect. The “chiringuitos” (beach bars) alongside it are the ideal place for a delicious snack or drink at the seaside.

The metropolitan area of Tenerife surprises one with its contrasts. Architectural jewels and historical sites coexist with ancient laurel forests, fishing villages, a world-class port, shopping areas, beaches, cathedrals and areas of pure volcanoes. Departing from La Laguna, the only World Heritage City in the Canary Islands, this route by car climbs first to Anaga, one of the oldest geological areas of the island, sprinkled with charming hamlets and the magic of the laurel forest and its endemic species, all values deserving the excursion.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria welcomed Queen Elizabeth II and her floating palace, the Royal Yacht Britannia, on numerous occasions

Gran Canaria is one of world’s top LGBTQ destinations. Every year this freedom-loving, tolerant location welcomes hundreds of thousands of tourists who come here for the good weather and lots more besides.

The breeze of the trade winds, the sound of the sea, walks along the beach, along with a high-quality, reliable health service ensure the health and well-being of those who come to enjoy a hiatus on the islands

The Canary Islands are also the perfect place for sampling all of Europe’s gastronomy

This beautiful village located in Valverde, to the north of El Hierro, looks out over the Atlantic from a hillside. The surrounding area is full of orchards and vines that come out from the volcanic ash and climb up to picturesque stone houses. The blackberries and wines are famous here. EL Hierro products hold Denomination of Origin Status. For those that like a bit of exercise, it’s a good place to start hiking trails. For example, there are routes to the natural pools that make up the Charco Manso cove. There are also circuits to the holy tree of Garoé, Pozo de las Calcosas and to viewpoints such as La Peña and Isora a Jinama.

Tacorón is a stunning beach that’s really easy to get to. The road that goes to the southern point of El Hierro turns off to the right just before it reaches its destination: the coastal town of La Restinga. A short path takes you to these natural pools which are really worth a visit. You can enjoy this peaceful part of the Atlantic all year round. It’s called the “calm sea” for a reason! It’s an unforgettable place where the marine blue sea meets volcanic black sand.

The water quality in El Hierro is internationally renowned. The El Tamaduste pool is an ideal place to swim or enjoy water sports like diving or paddle boarding. The sundecks are also a good place to meet people or relax. Work has been done in the area to make it easier for people with reduced mobility to get around.