Fuerteventura is a paradise for beach lovers, and is home to some of the best beaches in the Canary Islands. It's famous for its own unique character and world-class wind and kite surfing. With almost 150km of idyllic sandy shores, it is the perfect destination for exciting water activities and a sunny, peaceful getaway. 

Corralejo area in the north-east of the island is best known for its biggest dune spread, 9km of beautiful, white sand beaches and calm, turquoise waters. Matorral beach in the south is famous for its 60-metre-tall lighthouse, a nearby town where you will find plenty of restaurant choices and water sports such as diving.

Gran Canaria offers lush forests, lovely beaches, and impressive volcanic rock formations. Las Palmas, the capital located in the north-east of the island, is a vibrant city with plenty of culture and history to explore. 

Las Canteras beach in Las Palmas has 3km of gold sand and is ideal for swimming and relaxing strolls after exploring the lively capital. Along this stunning long stretch of beach is a popular boulevard full of restaurants, cafés, and bars. Maspalomas beach in the south is known for its Maspalomas Natural Dune Reserve eco-systems, historical lighthouse, and sandy dunes.

Lanzarote wows its visitors with volcanoes, lava fields, rolling mountains and some of the best beaches in the Canary Islands. This unique island offers endless sunshine and impressive views of the whitewashed villages and deep blue sea. Witness first-hand the volcanic activity of the Fire Mountains in Timanfaya National Park which are home to more than one hundred volcanoes and impressive multicoloured landscapes. 

The town of Playa Blanca in the south of the island is a great choice for those wanting to sunbathe or enjoy a walk along the promenade.  The nearby Papagayo beach is famous for its cove of white sand shape and crystal-clear water and Puerto del Carmen has something for everyone from 6km of beaches to shopping centres to water sports.

Tenerife is a home to Teide National Park and the imposing Teide Volcano, the highest peak in Spain. At a height of 3715 metres the volcano offers incredible panoramic views of the caldera and its flora and fauna. With breathtaking landscapes, striking cliffs, golden beaches, and opportunities to see dolphins and whales in the wild, Tenerife has something for all. 

Located in Costa Adeje, Playa del Duque’s turquoise water and golden sands are a fantastic choice for those who enjoy swimming and relaxing at the beach. Playa Jardín in Puerto de la Cruz is a beautiful black sand beach and is surrounded by a lively promenade and tranquil gardens.