The archipelago
El Hierro
The wildest and quietest island, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve with natural ocean pools.
Next horizonThe westernmost island, once considered the edge of the known world. Few people, juniper trees bent by the wind, volcanic coves and natural ocean pools: an island for those looking for silence.
Places not to miss
- La Maceta
- El Sabinar
- Mirador de la Peña
- La Restinga
- Charco Azul
The other islands
Fuerteventura
Dunes, wind and endless beaches. Our home, in Corralejo, where every journey begins.
Lanzarote
The fire mountains of Timanfaya, black-soil vineyards and the art of César Manrique.
La Graciosa
No asphalt roads: sand tracks, fishing boats and turquoise water just off Lanzarote.
Gran Canaria
A continent in miniature: the golden dunes of Maspalomas and pine-clad peaks inland.
Tenerife
Mount Teide, 3,715 m: the highest peak in Spain, rising above a sea of clouds.
La Gomera
Ancient laurel forests of Garajonay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and deep green ravines.
La Palma
“La Isla Bonita”: volcanic slopes, Canary pine forests and a Starlight Reserve sky.
