The Canary Islands have always been an important station for navigation between Europe, Asia and America. Now a popular holiday destination, the Canary Islands offer an idyllic yet diverse environment for all visitors, families and couples, young and old. The Canary Islands consist of seven larger islands - Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Tenerife, La Palma, Gomera and Hierro. The Canary Islands also comprises a group of smaller islands, although generally the larger of the Canary Islands are the most popular for holidaymakers.

The Canary Islands each offer a starkly contrasting landscape. Intense volcanic activity on the Canary Islands has lead to a diverse mixture of deep ravines, high mountains and sand dunes - offering stunning scenery for visitors to the Canary Islands. The Canary Islands offer the perfect island destination for something out of the ordinary, whilst still enabling you to enjoy your beach holiday - the Canary Islands certainly offer something for everyone.

Boasting beautiful beaches and a fantastic array of watersports, the Canary Islands offer more than blissful sunbathing. You'll find windsurfing, scuba-diving and surfing at the Canary Islands - ideal for the more adventurous!