Canary Islands, a biodiversity Paradise

The Canary Archipelago emerges as the region with the highest biodiversity in Spain, despite accounting for only 1.5% of the country’s total surface area. The islands are home to 17,631 terrestrial species and 7,888 marine species, figures that continue to grow and make the insular territory a natural laboratory in constant activity, of great international…

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Easter Delights in the Canary Islands: A Feast for the Senses

As Easter approaches, the Canary Islands prepare to enchant visitors with a vibrant celebration, weaving together age-old traditions, culinary delights, and festive activities across the entire archipelago. Delve into the unique Easter experiences, showcasing the diverse activities and delectable dishes that make this season an exceptional time to visit the Canary Islands. Traditional Processions and…

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Happy Cetaceans: Responsible Tourism

Discovering the beauty of observing cetaceans in the Canary Islands can be a truly enriching experience, striking a balance between fulfilling the tourists’ desire and safeguarding the well-being of these marine mammals. Credit: Canary Islands Few places in the world, let alone in Europe, rival the natural beauty of the Canary Islands. The archipelago is…

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Conquer the 8 Islands Cycling Challenge: A Cyclist’s Paradise Awaits in the Canary Islands

January 2024 – The Canary Islands, renowned for their breathtaking landscapes and diverse terrains, invite cycling enthusiasts to embark on the ultimate cycling adventure: the 8 Islands Cycling Challenge. Covering a distance of 900km, conquering more than 21,600m of positive elevation gain, this epic 8-day journey offers cyclists an extraordinary opportunity to experience the unparalleled…

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Vitamin D, a natural treasure in the Canary Islands

Vitamin D, known for its role in preventing osteoporosis and aging, is abundant in the Canary Islands thanks to its year-round spring-like climate. When we talk about the health benefits of Island living, the eight islands of the Canary archipelago stand out as Vitamin D havens. With 1,500 kilometers of coastline, offering a diverse range…

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The Canary Islands stands as the sole Spanish destination to attend COP28 with a dedicated Climate Action Plan

José Juan Lorenzo, the Managing Director of Tourism for the Canary Islands, introduced the ‘Journey to Decarbonization,’ a digital tool enabling companies to assess and diminish their carbon footprint, during the conference in Dubai. “We have been pioneers in addressing the commitments established in Glasgow, which pursues Net Zero by 2050. We have implemented necessary…

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Experience one of Europe’s most intense meteor showers from the Canary Islands

Get a clear view of the Geminids meteor shower from over 100 sightseeing locations across the archipelago.  The Canary Islands offer vibrant skies and untouched landscape akin to a movie. With four UNESCO-designated Biosphere Reserves, the archipelago is considered one of the best places on the planet to witness celestial events given its distinction for…

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The Canary Islands, a benchmark destination for LGBTQ+ tourists

Canary Islands Tourism launches “A Climate of Pride” campaign across five European markets, aimed at LGBTQ+ travellers to reinforce its positioning as an LGBTQ+ friendly destination.    The Canary Islands welcomes approximately 450,000 LGBTQ+ tourists annually, representing 2.7% of the total tourists to the islands. This accounts for over 5.4% of the tourism revenue and generated…

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DISCOVER THE CANARY ISLANDS: DOUBLE THE DELIGHT

Choosing between Lanzarote and Gran Canaria, or Tenerife and Fuerteventura? Why settle for just one when you can experience the magic of two! Deciding which of the eight enchanting islands in the Canary Archipelago to explore might be a challenge, but why limit yourself to just one? Seamlessly connect two islands during your trip and…

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