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Gran Canaria with an area of 1560.1 km² and an altitude of 1956 meters with the Morro de la Agujereada, is the third island of the archipelago in size and altitude. Gran Canaria has an important historical, cultural and artistic heritage that you can discover thanks to our guide.
Lanzarote is one of the most explosive, beautiful and interesting islands of the Canary Islands and has a lot to offer to its visitors. That's why we bring you this wonderful guide to Lanzarote to make your trip 10.
Fuerteventura was declared in its entirety a biosphere reserve by Unesco. The island has a population of 119 732 inhabitants (2020), is the fourth most populated island of the Canary archipelago and the third of the province and is, from a geological point of view, the oldest island of the archipelago.
El Hierro is the westernmost and southernmost of the Canary Islands, located in the Atlantic Ocean. It is on the way to achieving energy self-sufficiency through clean and renewable energies. Its gastronomy is also outstanding with fresh products from the sea and the land, in addition to its wines with Denomination of Origin. Discover it.
La Palma, the "Isla Bonita" of the Canary Islands, is one of the youngest islands of the Canary archipelago along with El Hierro. Thousands of people travel from all over the world to enjoy its trekking among mountains, centenary forests and volcanoes and our guide of La Palma tells you the best plans to make the most of the island.
La Gomera is a rich and lush island and hiking is one of its strengths as it has an enviable network of trails. It is a quiet island and perfect for those who enjoy nature and local gastronomy.
