Canary Islands, Atlantic Ocean
The Canary Islands are a Spanish archipelago and the southernmost community of Spain located in the Atlantic Ocean. This archipelago consists of seven islands in the Atlantic Ocean where the sun shines all year round and the temperatures are very mild.
The Canary Islands are one of the most biodiverse geographical areas in the world. You'll find thousands of different landscapes in only seven islands: dunes, forests, volcanoes, starry skies and above all, beaches. Beaches with black, golden, red or white sand; unspoiled beaches or beaches equipped with a full range of holiday attractions and recreational activities; and beaches that are perfect for sport or for relaxing. There are 256 km of beaches to suit all tastes and age groups.
In addition to its beautiful beaches, amazing climate and important natural attractions, in the Canary Islands you'll find a dynamic nightlife and luxurious offers of hotels featuring a wide range of top quality accommodations, surrounded by golf courses, museums, shopping centers, restaurants and a variety of fun recreational activities.
All these attractive features have turned The Canary Islands into a major tourist destination with over 12 million visitors per year. A whole symphony of experiences and colors that will surprise every visitor and make them want to visit again.
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