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Arure is a village in the upper part of the Valle Gran Rey ravine, in the west of La Gomera. Located in one of the most beautiful areas of the island, it is the starting point of some very interesting trails. The centre of the village has kept its authentic, traditional Gomeran style, like you can see from the church and the Casa de la Cultura.

Travelling with children gives us back the gaze we once had, which was gradually erased as we grew up. We once again learn to observe with eyes wide open, curiosity and no filters.

These country houses in Tenerife, over 200 years old, consist of three independent houses. They are located in the Erjos neighborhood, a rural enclave in the municipality of Los Silos in the northwest of the island, at an altitude of approximately 1,000 meters. The island of Tenerife, with an area of ​​2,034 km², is located in the Atlantic Ocean. It is the largest and highest island of the Canary Islands and of the entire Macaronesia region. The island is located 300 km from Africa and 1,300 km from the Iberian Peninsula. We are standing before a volcanic island; in fact, its highest point, Mount Teide, is a large volcano with a height of 3,718 meters, making it the highest peak in Spain.

Singular nature, thousands of species of animals... The archipelago combines all the conditions for children to start out in photography

The ethnological site, Las Salinas de Tenefé, was recognized by UNESCO as an Asset of Cultural Interest in 2005. Originally built at the end of the 18th century, today this 20,000 metre squared complex offers exhibitions in the house-office of old salt workers. There are all kinds of resources on offer for visitors to learn more about salt’s history, composition, anthropological significance, and importance to the human body.

The Canary Islands are the champions of climate training! Do you want to train like an elite athlete? Come to the Canary Islands and train in the world’s best climate!

The beaches of the Canary Islands archipelago are, without a doubt, their greatest attraction.

This reserve is one of the last laurel strongholds on Gran Canaria, a forest of trees dating back to the Tertiary Era, which features exuberant vegetation and paths that seem magical. It’s also a Protected Natural Area. You can learn more about its tree species and fauna at the visitor centre located at the entrance of the Los Tilos ravine.