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From dream beaches to lunar landscapes, the Canary Islands surprise as much as they seduce. Spanish territory located off Western Sahara, the archipelago is composed of 7 islands with very different identities : lush pine forests, desert landscapes, absolutely magnificent volcanic sites, fields of cactus or lava and dunes as far as the eye can see... Tenerife, Grand Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, La Palma, La Gomera or El Hierro will offer you unforgettable moments for dream holidays under the legendary sun of the Canaries, summer or winter.

A popular tourist destination for families, Tenerife welcomes many curious people every year. With its numerous theme parks, 8 golf courses with views, sumptuous beaches and numerous outdoor sports activities, it is a dynamic and resolutely lively destination. Worshipped by marine animal lovers, the island offers whale, dolphin, killer whale and pilot whale watching on its south-west coast, which have made Tenerife their home. In all, there are 26 different species of cetaceans that you can observe during sea excursions of 2 hours, 3 hours or more. For hiking, put on your walking shoes to visit the magnificent Teide National Park. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this park covered with volcanic lava is undoubtedly the most representative place in Tenerife. The most sporty can try the ascent on foot of the volcano "Pico del Teide", the highest peak in Spain culminating at 3718 meters high. Another option is to take the cable car for a large part of the way, to reach sumptuous belvederes and enjoy superb views over the other Canary Islands. Also note that the historical centre of La Laguna, that of La Orotava but also the Rural Park of Teno and that of Anaga are to be seen during your passage on the island of Tenerife.

Gran Canaria and its 60 kilometers of golden beaches on 236 kilometers of sunny coastline make the happiness of lovers of idleness. Its striking beauty, abundant seaside resorts, subtropical forests and volcanic craters make it one of the most beautiful islands in Spain. Capital of well-being, the island has a wide offer in the matter : massages, hammams, spas and fitness centers will allow you to let go in a magnificent setting. If there is a natural space to visit absolutely on this island, it is the Dunes of Maspalomas. To the south of the island, this large protected natural area is made of impressive desert dunes, worthy of the most beautiful deserts. Not to be missed : the visit of the white village of Agaete, Las Palmas the capital, Vegueta and its magnificent streets, the Guanches Caves, the Rural Park Del Nublo or the Painted Cave.

Lanzarote is the most eastern island of the Canary Islands. A true work of giant art, it attracts many tourists each year because of its geological and natural wealth, alternating lunar landscapes, volcanic expanses and paradisiac beaches. Island full of contrasts, it shelters some of the most beautiful jewels of the Canaries, starting with the National Park of Timanfaya. This volcanic park is famous for its lunar landscapes where you can observe a wide variety of geological phenomena. The island is also home to a wide range of curiosities, from the salt marshes of the Caleta de Janubio in the southwest, to the botanical gardens in the northeast of the island, which are home to nearly 10,000 cacti of amazing shapes and colours, not to mention the 'Montanas del Fuego' (a field of petrified lava) and its hinterland where prick pear trees and small quiet villages abound. Wine lovers ? We advise you to go to the valley of La Geria where the vineyards grow on volcanic soil, coiled behind small arched walls. Finally, you will not be able to leave Lanzarote without having seen its black pebble beaches !

Fuerteventura is a solar island, sometimes nicknamed "the African" as its landscapes sometimes remind those of the Sahara, located less than 100 kilometers from there. Its red or ochre earth, its wide expanses of white sand, its turquoise waters and its immense beaches as far as the eye can see make it one of the most beautiful Canary Islands. For beautiful excursions, direction the National Park of the Dunes of Corralejo : located in the north of the island, it is recognizable thanks to its long white dunes bordered by the crystalline ocean. Sotavento" beach is one of the most emblematic in the Canary Islands. Spreading over more than 10 kilometers, it is ideal for strolling, idleness, but also for water activities since many surfers, windsurfers, bodyboarders and kitesurfers meet here to practice their favorite activities.

Lovers of nature excursions, set sail for La Palma. Nicknamed "la isla bonita", understand the "pretty island" because of its heart shape, this island is the most flowery and greenest of the Canary Islands. The "Caldeira de Taburiente", classified as a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO, is to be visited at all costs : with its pine forests and ravines, it is full of hiking trails and curiosities. In addition to its waterfalls (such as the colourful waterfall at the Las Angustias ravine), its volcanoes, its exuberant vegetation, its high massifs and its belvederes (La Cumbrecita in particular), the place is very popular for stargazing. La Palma is also known for offering a wide range of thrilling activities, from paragliding to caving, mountain biking, canoeing and scuba diving.

La Gomera and its millenary forests, its ravines and its black sand beaches, is an extraordinary destination that will suit nature lovers and hikers. Its steep coasts, its perched villages, its generous vegetation made of banana plantations, laurel forests and date palms await only your cameras to immortalize them. Gastronomic destination par excellence, let yourself be tempted by a fresh papaya juice, a little delicious palm honey, a vegetable soup (sopa ranchera), or a little smoked goat cheese and almogrote.

The smallest island in the archipelago, El Hierro is a haven of peace and beauty. Its clear waters, dark cliffs and black sand make it a truly unique destination. The least touristic island of the archipelago, it makes the happiness of the amateurs of scuba diving who go in number on the side of "la Restinga", perfect spot to discover the richnesses of the sea beds of the island. For excursions in the heart of nature, head for the "Camino de Jinama", the exuberant pine forest of El Pinar, or take the "Camino de la Virgen" (26 kilometres) to discover all the most beautiful panoramas of El Hierro.