Fincas in the Canary Islands

The Canary Archipelago consists of seven touristic islands with fascinating landscapes, delicious cuisine, exciting activities, and loads of historical culture. You'll need several holidays to take it all in! With something for everyone in your circle of family and friends, this is one destination that won't disappoint. Tenerife is the largest island with the most options, making it perfect for families with divergent interests. La Palma is a UNESCO biosphere reserve with lush forests and dramatic volcanic sculptures for the nature lovers in your clan. Each island deserves a few weeks. Check the highlights below to design your unique plan.

Imagine a holiday near the sea with palm trees, gorgeous views and elegant furnishings. These Canaries fincas deliver exactly that. Many of the fincas can accommodate couples and groups. They also offer amenities like a swimming pool, terraces, gardens and lovely views of mountains, countryside and sea. Soak your worries away in the hot tub. Seep into relaxation on the terrace with a glass of local wine and a cheese platter in hand. You experience every moment to the fullest in these fincas.

Looking for some action? Tenerife's Teide National Park will fit the bill. Take a cable car for an overview of Mount Teide's iconic lunar landscape then hike through it for a more intimate experience. Fuerteventura boasts 152 awesome beaches and wind-sports. Starting with Corralejo for tapas and libations plus a quad bike trip through the amazing dunes at Corralejo National Park. At Glass Beach, kiting and surfing will rock your boat and save time for snorkelling and dolphin watching too.

The Gran Canaria Island has much to offer tourists. Starting at the seaport capital, Las Palmas, take a guided Old Town walking tour to capture its culture with museums, galleries, and architecture. Feeling more adventurous? Trek out to Roque Nublo, a gigantic natural crag full of culture and outdoor thrills. Mouthwatering restaurants, lovely panoramas among gnarly mountains will top off your experience. Lanzarote is a showcase for the legendary artistic style of César Manrique. Whether you start or finish with the César Manrique Foundation, this is a must to get a personal insider's view of the man and his legacy.

Tenerife's La Orotava is the history buffs dream. Filled with old-time charm, ancient churches along cobblestone streets and gorgeous mansions. Spanish delicacies are served in lovely restaurants here as well. A smaller island, La Palma, features a capital full of rich historical significance. Santa Cruz de la Palma boasts the Renaissance era and traditional architecture to keep you engaged. La Gomera's petit but lovely town of San Sebastián has a mosaic dedicated to Columbus on the Plaza de las Américas depicting the route of his 1492 journey. A visit to the Ethnographic Museum will fill in many details of the pre-Spanish period to the 21st century.

On Tenerife Isle, La Orotava offers Spanish food lovers a bonus of spectacular views and mouth-watering cuisine. This quaint town is perched above Puerto de la Cruz. Try their infamous cuisine beginning with Migas, Salmorejo, Fideuà, Cocido Madrileño, and more. Then a nightcap while meandering through this historic town.

Lanzarote's famous volcanic landscapes are also home to unique vineyards. Combine a tour of La Geria vineyard with Timanfaya National Park for a 2-for-1 treat. This vineyard is distinct in technique and produces excellent wines well worth a visit. And Timanfaya will knock your socks off.

Fuerteventura's Cofete Natural Park is a dynamic adventure via the Juddering Jeep Tour. This is a 5-hour tour including lunch, beaches, and fascinating cacti. There are plenty of photo ops so be sure to pack your camera and be ready to have a blast

Isla de Lobos is a beautiful nature reserve just off the coast of Fuerteventura. Take a sailing tour from Fuerteventura to Isla de Lobos including La Caldera, Faro Martiño lighthouse, El Puertitio, and La Concha beach. You'll have the opportunity to snorkel, kayak, stand-up paddle and feed the fish all in one day on a lovely Catamaran.

La Palma offers an exciting, guided kayaking trip to the Prois de Candelaria featuring surreal cave homes of locals. Continue to Cueva Bonita for breathtaking beauty along the coast. Then Caldera de Taburiente National Park lies inland with panoramic views from Roque de los Muchachos via car and then enjoy the volcanic mound on foot.

La Gomera's Parque Nacional de Garajonay lies at the island's centre with a lovely circular trail depicting rare laurel forests, subtropical plant species, and amazing archaeological sites. Head to Valle Gran Rey on the coast for awesome cuisine including almogrote, a spicy cheese paste. Libations include guarapo and ronmiel liqueur.

El Hierro's capital Valverde lies inland featuring lovely bars, restaurants, and local crafts at Casa de las Quinteras. La Restinga is a diver's haven boasting a diving centre and fine dining. Hikers will delight in El Sabinal with its gnarly sabinosa trees and Tubo Volcánico cave.