In the heart of Tenerife, within the Canary Islands archipelago, rises the imposing Mount Teide. At 3,715 metres above sea level, Teide is the highest peak in Spain and the island’s great natural icon.

Teide National Park, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, protects an extraordinary high-altitude volcanic landscape. Read full article

Nestled in the heart of the spectacular Teno Massif, part of the island’s Biosphere Reserve, in north-west Tenerife, Masca is one of the most breathtaking corners of the Canary Islands. This small traditional hamlet, surrounded by steep mountains and deep ravines, feels almost frozen in time.

Masca stands out for its dramatic natural setting, Read full article

In 2026, the Canary Islands will once again reinforce their position as one of Spain’s leading destinations for concerts and music festivals. Alongside major live music events, the archipelago also hosts internationally recognised cultural festivals dedicated to film, dance and jazz. Imagine enjoying live music with the Atlantic Ocean as your backdrop, Read full article

Choosing where to go on holiday with children has never been easier.

The Canary Islands are an excellent choice for a family break at any time of year, thanks to their mild climate, safe beaches, beautiful natural surroundings, outdoor activities and a fantastic selection of family-friendly hotels. All of this makes the archipelago one of the most popular destinations for enjoying a truly memorable family holiday. Read full article

Fancy a day out with a difference in Gran Canaria? Look no further! Our Canary Islands Princess Day Pass gives you the chance to sit back, relax in our facilities and enjoy the services of an all-inclusive hotel.

Our hotels are full to the brim with comfort, care and disconnection. So, how does it all work? Read full article

Some places aren’t just visited, they’re felt. La Palma is one of them. An island where every sunset invites you to hold each other a little closer, and every landscape becomes the perfect backdrop for a romantic escape as a couple or a weekend away from everyday routine.

If you’re looking for somewhere special for a romantic trip, Read full article

The Canary Islands are a privileged destination for travellers who want to combine natural beauty, culture and more responsible tourism.

Sustainable holidays in the Canary Islands are not just about enjoying beaches, volcanoes and protected natural areas, but about doing so consciously: minimising environmental impact and supporting local communities.

Choosing accommodation and activities that are genuinely committed to sustainability is one of the most effective ways to travel responsibly. Read full article

Carnival in the Canary Islands is one of the most vibrant and eagerly awaited events of the year. For weeks on end, the streets burst into life with colour, music and celebration, creating unforgettable moments for both locals and visitors alike.

Each island celebrates Carnival in its own distinctive way, with unique traditions, Read full article

If you’re thinking about ending the year in a special way, celebrating New Year’s Eve in the Canary Islands is a plan that ticks every box: pleasant weather, beaches inviting you to relax even in December, and a festive atmosphere you’ll only find on the islands.

At Princess Canarias in Tenerife, Read full article

Christmas in the Canary Islands has a charm all of its own: mild weather, illuminated streets, open-air markets, live music and local traditions that create a festive season unlike any other.

Below you’ll find a complete guide to the main Christmas markets, events and activities on each island.

 
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Can you picture celebrating Christmas with mild temperatures, golden beaches, and endless blue skies?

December in the Canary Islands offers the chance to enjoy a festive season unlike any other—far from the freezing cold yet filled with charm. This archipelago of eight islands in the Atlantic isn’t just about sun and sea; Read full article