Attractions in the Canary Islands

The Roque Nublo (Clouds Rock) is considered a landmark of Gran Canaria and is about 65 m high. The Roque Nublo was important at the time of the Guanches as … read more

To be honest, I was a little disappointed, upstairs next to the radar system there is a small turning point where a tourist trapper is selling his goods. Next to … read more

From up here you have a magnificent view; in good weather you can see Gran Canaria and Tenerife.

The Roque de los Muchachos (2426 meters) is the highest point on the island of La Palma and one of the best places in the world for observing the sky. … read more

For the summit trail from the mountain station you need a free permit, which you can apply for at the national park administration.
Alternatively, you can climb the summit before … read more

With 2,715 meters, the rugged Guajara is the highest peak along the ancient crater. It bears a lot of history as it was this location where the first observatory in … read more

The Roque Cinchado, also known as the "finger of God", is considered by some to be the symbol of the Cañadas. It is certainly the most spectacular and popular highlight among the Roques de García.

The ruins of Casa Hamilton - La Gordejuela were built in 1905 by the English Hamilton family, which was revolutionary at the time, because previously the precious water from the … read more

Right at the entrance to 🏖 beach, the landmark of Maspalomas, the lighthouse, is unmissable ....

At 1,487 meters, the Alto de Garanjonay is the highest mountain on La Gomera. With good visibility you have a great view of the island and the neighboring islands. There … read more

Hardly to mention: If you are on La Gomera holiday should make at least a hike through the laurel (fog) jungle. One of the last of Europe. Caution: in the … read more

Beautiful beach and behind the dunes, unique. Must have seen in any case.

Nice to walk there, everywhere quiet places for sunbathing.

Very nice dune landscape and beach. There is a marked trail through the dunes from Playa del Ingles to Maspalomas

A breathtaking, moderately difficult tour. Recommended months: November and April because of the Taginast and gorse blooms.

On the large clearing, from which you have a fantastic view, there is a parking lot with a visitor center and a small chapel. A tiny market is held here … read more

The jungle so typical of Tenerife begins just a few steps off the road. This jungle is home to an extensive botanical diversity with some of the most representative species … read more

Just gorgeous 😍. However, you should consider that it could be a bit chilly, and better take a jacket or sweater with you. You can still undress 😉

A special place, with impressive views and a curious history of geological formation in which two volcanic episodes are mixed. You can skirt the entire caldera, although the last section … read more

Beautiful waterfall (approx.15m) and hollowed out stone. Also worth a trip in hot weather, as the path runs in the shade and you always follow the watercourse (cooling off included).