Explore your island

Pick your island: find active tribers, upcoming events and local curiosities.

• TenerifeMount Teide, at 3,715 m, is Spain's highest peak, and the Santa Cruz Carnival is among the most famous in the world.
• Gran CanariaIt's called a «miniature continent»: in one hour you go from the Maspalomas dunes to the pine forests of the summit.
• LanzaroteThe lava landscapes of Timanfaya look lunar, and artist César Manrique shaped the island's identity.
• FuerteventuraIt's the oldest of the Canaries, with over 150 km of beaches, and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
• La Palma«La Isla Bonita» hosts the Roque de los Muchachos observatory, and its night sky is protected by law.
• La GomeraThe Silbo Gomero, a UNESCO-listed whistled language, still echoes through the ravines, and Garajonay preserves a prehistoric laurel forest.
• El HierroThe smallest of the seven main islands is a clean-energy pioneer with the Gorona del Viento hydro-wind plant.
• La GraciosaThe smallest inhabited island of the Canaries has no paved roads: you get around on foot, by bike, or by 4x4 on sand.