January 2023
LIVE LIKE A LOCAL ON THE CANARY ISLANDS
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lunar landscapes and its paradisiacal beaches, will delight the whole family. The size of the island, about 850 km2, means it is easy to get around without long journeys – perfect when travelling with little ones.
Top visitor spots for the family in Lanzarote
include the Timanfaya National Park, the Jameos del Agua, the Cueva de los Verdes, Teguise and the Costa de Papagayo.
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eight Canary Islands offer year- round activities for young and old alike. Read on to discover some insider tips for a getaway to the place with the best climate in the world..
Natural Paradise in Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura is a natural paradise full of all the things that make children happy: beautiful beaches full of small fish, easy trails to explore on foot or by bike, and small, white villages where you can run around free on the streets. The island is rarely crowded and always great fun!
The dunes of Corralejo are one of the great attractions of Fuerteventura. The soft and
undulating hills of fine and clean sand are bordered by beaches with crystalline waters. Another attraction is the islet of Lobos which has dreamy beaches and coves with intense turquoise waters. For a chance to go back in time, take a trip to an authentic windmill, such as the Molino de Antigua. For children, the windmills are great places to learn about the past and stimulate imaginations, learning about the secrets of traditional machinery and the history of local agricultural workers. Activities for all in Tenerife
Tenerife has superb culture, nature, and gastronomy. The beaches are spectacular and varied. There are fun, iconic spots that draw in the crowds and wild, empty bays with great
opportunities to disconnect. For a family-friendly day in the sun, Las Teresitas, El Camisón, Playa Jardín and La Arena are must-see spots. The natural pools, such as Bajamar, are worth a visit too, as are the water parks, including the impressive Siam Park.
Calling all nature lovers! Take a whale-watching or dolphin- watching trip year-round, or enjoy star gazing from Mount Teide, the Llano de Ucanca viewpoint, and the Guajara mountain. Volcanic Adventure in Lanzarote Lanzarote is a perfect destination to enjoy a few days of relaxation or adventure with the family. The climate is mild, and the atmosphere is relaxed. The volcanic nature of the island, with its
A pure state of nature in La Gomera In La Gomera there is tons for families to do. Experience the great outdoors and enjoy hiking, cycling, water activities and even whale watching. With a network of trails stretching to more than 600 kilometres, there are plenty of places to enjoy fantastic mid-Atlantic views. La Gomera, one of the most important whale- watching points in all of Europe, has been declared a World Whale Heritage Site by the World Cetacean Alliance. Because of the island’s privileged climate and geographic location, the sighting of dolphins, whales and even sea turtles is possible during most months of the year. Boats taking visitors leave from the ports of Playa de Santiago and Vueltas in Valle Gran Rey. The Mini Continent of Gran Canaria Known as the Mini Continent for its diverse landscapes, Gran Canaria has something to offer all members of the family. Marvel at architectural, cultural, and natural treasures, such as Maspalomas, a magnificent, several-kilometre-long beach, or Playa de las Canteras, a three-kilometre-long stretch
of golden sand with calm waters surrounded by a lively avenue of shops, restaurants, cafes, and ice cream parlours. Vegueta deserves a special mention. The historic centre preserves the traces of the last five centuries of history. Another stand-out destination is the popular fishing village,
Agaete, where there are magnificent beaches and spectacular natural pools. The location is known as well for its exotic home-grown coffee. For more information on the Canary Islands please visit
www.hellocanaryislands.com.
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