Canary Islands
If you are looking for a holiday destination then you can’t do much better then the canary islands! The canary islands, although part of Spain are in fact located much closer to Africa. The climate is great all year with temperatures rarely falling below 18c in the winter and consistently above 24c in the summer. The canary islands consist of five main holidays islands, La Palma, Tenerife, Gran Caneria, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote, and the two small unspoilt islands of Hierro and Gomera.
About Fuerteventura
Gentle sea breezes and the warmth of the African continent give Fuertevntura a pleasant year round climate attracting families and beach lovers alike. With it’s white sandy beaches and peaceful resorts, the second largest of the canary islands is perfect for the relaxing summer holiday. As well as miles of broad sandy beaches, there is the beautiful volcanic landscape and Corralejo’s famous sand dunes. Fuerteventura also has local markets, relaxing bars and the breezes that whip off the atlantic, attract windsurfers from around the globe.
About Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria offers soft sunny beach after soft sunny beach, while the mountainous interior hides traditional villages waiting to be discovered. The Maspalomas sand dunes, close to the popular holiday resort of Playa del Ingles are a stunning sight and the islands lively capital Las Palmas is worth a visit.
About Lanzarote
The warm breezes and dry climate make Lanzarote perfect for days at the beach. Lanzarote isn't just a beach holiday hot spot, it's also a unique island where you can see Mother Nature at her most exciting. Visit the Fire Mountains where you can witness volcanic action first hand amongst the lava fields and craters.
About Tenerife
Of all the Canary Islands Tenerife is the largest and most developed. Tenerrife has facilities, activities and sights to suit everyone, whatever your age and lifestyle. There are soft beaches,warm seas, and family focused attractions including Loro Parque, whilst watersports, a visit to the cliffs of Los Gigantes and fresh fish dinners add up to a good time for all. If your kind of holiday comes to life as night falls you can choose to party your way around the bars and clubs of Playa de las Américas, or enjoy laid back evenings in the tapas bars and restaurants of the more sedate resorts
About La palma
This pretty island is off most people's radars, but that's its charm. It's quiet, unspoilt and peaceful. If you want an authentic picture of the Canaries, this is the place to go. As you walk round the island you'll feel like the subject of a postcard. The quaint whitewashed houses of sleepy towns mingle with tasteful low rise resorts. Then there's La Palma's trump card- the scenery. Think mountains covered in sweet-smelling pines. Dramatic ravines. And sun-dappled evergreen forests. It's also home to the largest volcano in the world, La Caldera de Taburiente. It's one sight you simply have to se on your holidays. No wonder locals call it La Isla Bonita- the beautiful island.
