Canary Islands

The Canary Islands are known for their mild climate year-round, making them perfect for a sun holiday, no matter the season. Popular islands like Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura attract visitors with their beautiful beaches, lively resorts and a wide range of sports activities, from watersports to hiking. Tenerife, for example, offers the majestic El Teide volcano, the highest point in Spain, while Lanzarote is famous for its unique lava landscapes and modern architecture. In addition, the islands boast a rich culture and history, from the old town of Santa Cruz de La Palma to the picturesque villages of La Gomera. The Canarian cuisine, with influences from Spain, Africa and Latin America, is a real treat for foodies. Whether you want to relax on a tropical beach, explore nature, or discover local culture, the Canary Islands offer something for everyone!

Where to stay in Gran Canaria? Beautiful accommodations in the island’s interior

Gran Canaria is home to an incredible number of accommodations, one more charming than the next. On my most recent trip to the island, three places really stood out. All of them are located in the interior of Gran Canaria, either…

Charco de Las Palomas, natural pools in the north of Gran Canaria

In the north of Gran Canaria, you’ll find several natural swimming pools. Most of them are well-maintained, with safety barriers, ladders and often even lifeguards on duty. Charco de Las Palomas, however, is completely different. Here, you’ll discover naturally formed pools in…

Tobas de Colores del Barranco de las Vacas, Gran Canaria’s Antelope Canyon

Gran Canaria is home to countless beautiful natural spots. Think of the pristine sand dunes of Maspalomas in the south, the stunning west coast with its towering cliffs and the natural pools in the north of Gran Canaria. The island’s…

Mirador del Balcón: viewpoint on Gran Canaria’s wild west coast

It’s one of the most stunning viewpoints on Gran Canaria: Mirador del Balcón. You’ll find this viewpoint along the GC-200, a well-known scenic route on the island’s west coast that, unfortunately, has been largely closed for several years. Luckily, Mirador del Balcón is…

Dunas de Maspalomas, stunning sand dunes on Gran Canaria

In the south of Gran Canaria, you’ll find a remarkable place: Dunas de Maspalomas. This area, covering more than 404 hectares, consists entirely of sand dunes. Since 1987, it has been a protected nature reserve. The dunes are reminiscent of the…