Destinations

Mystical, mist-covered laurel forest preserving a rare ecosystem untouched for millennia

Surreal, Mars-like volcanic landscape featuring active geothermal vents and dramatic craters

An otherworldly volcanic landscape shaped by art and architecture, from lava fields to vineyard pits

A diverse island dominated by Mount Teide, offering everything from volcanic hiking to winter sun

The Canaries' most substantial urban base, pairing a colonial old town with a long city beach.

A collection of untouched, turquoise coves at the southern tip of Lanzarote, accessible only by a rustic track

A sacred basalt monolith, with wide sunset views over the island's cloud layer.

A hamlet set deep in a dramatic ravine, one of Tenerife's most rugged landscapes.

Spain's highest peak surrounded by a dramatic, otherworldly volcanic crater landscape

A unique golden-sand beach near San Andrés, offering calm, palm-fringed waters unlike anywhere else on the island

A Sahara-like dune field spilling onto a golden beach, the most distinctive natural landscape in the Canaries.

A diverse island miniature of ecosystems ranging from dramatic sand dunes to lush green valleys and rugged mountain peaks

Ancient cloud forest and UNESCO site offering a glimpse into prehistoric European landscapes

A long, cliff-backed beach on Lanzarote's northwest coast, known for surfing and strong currents.

A historic colonial university city that served as the architectural blueprint for Spanish settlement in the Americas

A long urban beach in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, split by a natural reef into calm and wave sections.

A black-sand beach in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, landscaped by César Manrique and sheltered by breakwaters.

A cathedral in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria built over four centuries, combining Gothic, Renaissance, and Neoclassical elements.