Naturaleza en Canary Islands

The Canary Islands are an archipelago of volcanic origin anchored in the Atlantic, a subtropical paradise that offers a world of diversity on each of its islands. Tenerife, crowned by the majestic Mount Teide, Spain's highest peak, combines ancient forests with vibrant resorts. Gran Canaria, a 'miniature continent', goes from the desert dunes of Maspalomas to leafy valleys in its interior. Lanzarote, the island of fire, is a canvas of art and nature sculpted by César Manrique on lunar volcanic landscapes. Fuerteventura is the paradise of wind and endless white sand beaches. La Palma, 'the Beautiful Island', is an orchard of laurel forest and starry skies. La Gomera is a labyrinth of ravines with an ancestral culture such as the Gomero whistle. And El Hierro, the smallest, is a world example of sustainability and a paradise for diving. Traveling to the Canary Islands is jumping from one universe to another in a short trip by boat or plane.