Loro Parque

Canary Islands

In times of antiquity the Canary Islands were called the gardens of Gesperid, noting the divine origin. Someone believe that the islands are a part of sunken Atlantis

 
Santa Cruz de Tenerife

 
Caleta de Fuste

 
Corralejo

El Hierro

The El Hierro is the smallest island of the Canary archipelago. That's why here is an atmosphere of primeval nature, silence and peace

Fuerteventura

On the Fuerteventura island there are miles and miles of white and golden sands, where one can sunbathe, not encountering a soul. The sea water is extremely clear

Gran Canaria

Most beaches are concentrated in the south of the Gran Canaria island, where the climate is more dry and sunny. The swimming season lasts here all the year round

La Palma

La Palma is the greenest island of the archipelago and, unlike others, is not lacking in fresh water. Local hotels are one of the most cozy and comfortable at the Canary islands

Lanzarote

The climate of Lanzarote is dry and sunny, so the local landscapes have little greenery. The well developed hotel infrastructure - small tourist centres

 
Los Cristianos

 
Playa de Las Teresitas

 
Playa del Ingles

 
Puerto De La Cruz

 
Puerto de Mogan

 
Puerto del Carmen

 
Tejeda

Tenerife

The Tenerife island has a network of high quality hotels. There are two major centres of tourism: one is on the fertile north and other - on the sunny south

Diving, Gomera

The most diverse conditions make diving at the Gomera island interesting for divers of any level. Here one can see arches, grottoes, caves, frozen lava, surrounded by shoals of fish

Gomera

A small mountainous island - the Gomera - has hardly changed since the Spanish conquest. More than a half of its territory is covered with virgin forests

 
Jameos del Agua

 
Jandia Playa

 
Mask Gorge

 
Mirador del Rio

 
Mount Teide

 
Orotava Valley

 
Playa de las Americas