Canary Islands Holidays
Canary Islands holiday ideas
A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Lanzarote with the Family - Volcanoes, Coastlines and Island Life
Treat the whole family to an eight-day getaway in Lanzarote, from Macher to San Bartolome
8 days, from £1450 to £2150
A Getaway to La Palma - From Wild Volcanoes to Coastal Calm
Escape to La Palma for six days of island adventure, from volcanic hikes to laid-back coastal living
6 days, from £1500 to £2150
Volcanoes, Coast & Colonial Culture - A Road Trip in Captivating Tenerife
Explore a different side of Tenerife, taking in its volcanic coastline, colonial towns and extraordinary national park
6 days, from £1550 to £2050
A Tale of Two Canary Islands - Tenerife and El Hierro
Explore two of the Canaries’ least-visited corners: volcanic northern Tenerife and El Hierro, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve that has largely opted out of mass tourism
11 days, from £1900 to £2850
A Canary Islands Combo - Tenerife and La Gomera
Combine the two scenic islands of Tenerife and La Gomera on this 11-day adventure, exploring the charming and unspoilt corners of the Canaries
11 days, from £2000 to £2600
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Who is the Canary Islands best for?
For visitors in search of remote island idylls that aren’t on the other side of the planet. For anyone with a passion for volcanoes; or who can’t choose between Africa and Europe. For adventurers who want to climb the highest peak (and another volcano) in Spain, El Teide. Finally, for those who want some winter sun, and for families who want a shoulder season escape in either May or October half term.
What will you only find in the Canary Islands?
There is a unique charm to the Canary Islands, where you will feel simultaneously at the other end of the world and somewhere in Africa, and yet somewhere unmistakably Spanish. Explore mountain ranges in Gran Canaria and La Palma; large arid expanses in Fuerteventura; laurel forests in La Gomera’s Garajonay National Park and black sand deserts in Tenerife. Seven islands, seven very distinct ecosystems.