Canaries

Long stretches of fine golden beaches.
Tenerife, the biggest and most popular Island of the Canaries is very sought after by the UK visitors. At Tenerife’s centre is a mountain range with “Canadas del Teide” the ancient volcano at it heart. Spread around Tenerife are beautiful valleys filled with banana plantations, and many other crops.
Gran Canaria is a mixed of micro climates that vary from desert land, tropical forests and cold mountains in the centre. The landscapes are varied and the beaches are wide and sandy.
La Palma, of all the Canary Islands, is the one that best keeps it’s original features and traditions. This is the least developed of the Canaries Islands.
Fuerteventura is better known by the long, golden soft sandy beaches of the Canaries Islands. Fuerteventura is very close to the African continent. A myriad of fantastic beaches surround Puerto Rosario, the capital.
Lanzarote is a typical volcanic Island. It’s romantic and quite dramatic landscape makes it look like something out of this world.