Tenerife is the largest of the seven islands that make up the Canary Archipelago; It is located between the parallels 28 and 29 N and the meridians 16 and 17 W, slightly north of the Tropic of...

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Gran Canaria is for many the most complete, varied and cosmopolitan island of the archipelago, not in vain it is known as "The Miniature Continent". In it you can find samples of almost all the...

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In the northwestern part of the Canary Islands archipelago, there is the island of La Palma, also known as Isla Bonita or Isla Verde, for its lush forests and extraordinary natural beauties. It has...

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The island of Fuerteventura, with 1,658 km2 of extension, is the flattest of the Canary archipelago. It is part of an alignment of more than 200 km that begins on the islet of Alegranza, north of...

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Lanzarote, called by the islanders "conejera", is also known as the island of the Hundred Volcanoes. It therefore has a volcanic origin that has been decisive for the configuration of a geography of...

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Whistles spread in its ravines, pleasant sounds of ancestral memories, eternal loves of Gara and Jonay to the rhythm of chácara and drum with calacimbre. We go through the Colombian island and from...

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The island of El Hierro is the smallest, the most western and the least populated of the Canarian Archipelago. Recently declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO, it was considered in the second century...

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