The Natural Wonders of the Canary Islands All Inclusive

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The Natural Wonders of the Canary Islands All
Inclusive
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The Canary Islands make up one truly
awe-inspiring archipelago. Seven islands feature
seven very distinct personalities each boasting
a culture and natural beauty all of its own. Not
only are the islands full of adventure,
excitement and plenty of opportunities for
indulgent relaxation the climate is ideal,
offering sun and delightfully warm temperatures
year-round. The Canary Islands offer something
for every type of holidaymaker. While many may
consider the islands to be overrun with resort
complexes, the reality is that this Atlantic
archipelago is home to some of the most stunning
and staggering natural wonders not only in Spain,
but all of Europe.
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Tenerife

• Tenerife holidays are the stuff of dreams. While
  the island features a variety of amazing
  landscapes, the true natural wonder of Tenerife
  is best experienced in Teide National Park. Home
  to Spains tallest peak, Mount Teide reaches
  towering heights at 12,198 feet above sea level
  and is a truly remarkable landscape.  Panoramas
  from the summit of this behemoth are absolutely
  breathtaking and make this mountain undoubtedly
  worthy of its natural wonder title.

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Lanzarote

• Lanzarote is home to an excessive number of
  idyllic stretches of sand ranging from golden to
  volcanic. While the beaches are indeed
  incredible, the islands most defining natural
  wonder lies in Timanfaya National Park, home to
  Los Montañas del Fuego or The Fire Mountains.
  This mountain range features a red tinted lunar
  like landscape formed as a result of excessive
  volcanic eruptions in the 18th century. The
  eruptions were so powerful that they forever
  altered the islands landscape and transformed it
  over centuries into a veritable ecological
  wonderland, featuring some exceptionally rare
  species of flora and fauna.

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La Gomera

• Unlike its volcanic counterparts, La Gomera is
  known for being the greenest of the Canaries. The
  Garajonay National Park lies at the islands core
  and is home to an ancient evergreen forest that
  is indeed a wonder to behold. There is a range of
  different walking and hiking paths that explore
  the canopy floor, with trails designed
  specifically to lead visitors through the massive
  rock formations that punctuate the forest. A
  variety of springs and streams flow through
  Garajonay making it both mysterious and inviting
  in its peaceful appeal. For intrepid adventurers
  looking for wonders that lie slightly off the
  beaten path, La Gomera is an ideal place to
  explore.

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Fuerteventura

• Widely known to be the island with the best
  beaches in all of the Canaries, Fuerteventuras
  coastal landscapes are a wonder worth a wander.
   For the ultimate in Fuerteventuras pristine
  coastal scenes, visit Corralejo Natural Park. The
  Park contains 11km stretches of golden sands that
  hug the coastline and transition into the
  pristine waters of the sea. The parks stunning
  sand dunes are perhaps its most notable natural
  feature as they extend for miles along the coast
  and provide a stunning foreground view with the
  islands volcanoes as the ultimate backdrop.

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Gran Canaria

• Including 6 rural towns, almost half of Gran
  Canaria has been a part of UNESCOs list of World
  Biosphere Reserves since 2005. Its diverse flora
  and fauna, vivid geological attractions of
  volcanic origin, and rich archaeological heritage
  attract over 2 million visitors each year.

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La Palma

• Unlike some of its busier neighboring islands, La
  Palma has remained untouched. As such, it offers
  holiday makers pristine beaches and ancient
  forests, as well as stunning geologic formations.
  Step into the island, and it feels like stepping
  into the world where time ceases to exist as the
  past and the present merge to unite man with
  nature.

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El Hierro

• Throughout history, some of the worlds worst
  catastrophes were due to volcanic eruptions. At
  the same time, its also due to a volcanic
  activity that led to the birth of a paradise.
  Once a barren land, El Hierro is now teeming with
  life. Its diverse terrain and ecosystem not only
  includes the landscape but also the sea around
  it. Because of sustainable development programs,
  the island became a UNESCO World Biosphere
  Reserve.

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