Now that the long-awaited summer season is here, it’s time to travel and discover new places. One destination that is sure to captivate is Lobos Island. Located to the north-east of the island of Fuerteventura, it is only open at certain hours to visitors with a reservation. In order to preserve this natural, Read full article

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Are you a true foodie? Do you love eating delicious food and trying out new dishes? If you’re shouting ‘YES!’, come and check out our Guayarmina Princess hotel (16+) and its spectacular culinary offering.

The hotel is located in one of the island’s tourism hot spots – Costa Adeje – and boasts three restaurants and six fabulous bars, Read full article

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There are endless ways to enjoy the archipelago’s landscapes and beaches. And when you come to the island of La Palma, a trip to the natural swimming pools where you can bathe in the Atlantic waters is one of them. No matter how rough the sea is, these pools are far enough away from the waves and currents for it to be perfectly safe for a dip. Read full article

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Get to know our guests! Today we have the pleasure of introducing you to Peter Matt from Germany. You may have already seen him around, as Peter is a regular guest whose second home is the Tabaiba Princess in Gran Canaria. He has already visited our hotel in Maspalomas 30 times and likes to wear self-designed T-shirts with a special print.  Read full article

La Palma is an island of contrasts. The volcanic sands of Fuencaliente go together with the tall pine trees of El Paso or the impressive Barlovento ravines. Discovering Isla Bonita can be quite an adventure, especially if you do it coming from the sea. 

The Island has prepared an event prepared for the most adventurous, Read full article

As well as being an idyllic place to spend an extraordinary holiday, the Canary Islands are also a dream location for your wedding. What better place to celebrate it than one of our fantastic Princess Hotels? 

Taurito Princess on the island of Gran Canaria, La Palma & Read full article

Eight islands form the Canary Islands. Eight territories separated by the sea, each with their own identities, representing a united yet diverse community. This is a place where different cultures coexist, feeding from each island’s idiosyncrasies. Two key elements of Canary Island culture predominate: tradition and craftsmanship.

Canary Island Day is one of the most important celebrations for residents of the archipelago. Read full article

Miles of golden sandy beaches shaped by the tides of the Atlantic, like a peaceful haven in the middle of the ocean, enviable wave swell, great weather all year round and perfect wind conditions make Fuerteventura a paradise for windsurf lovers. 

On the whole, the Canary Islands are perfect for enjoying sport and the sea. Read full article

Have you ever looked into the night sky and wondered what secrets the stars are hiding? Is gazing at celestial bodies and contemplating their magnificence your idea of heaven? 

When you see the stars over the Mars-like, lunaresque landscapes, it’ll be something you’ll never forget. An incredible mantle of stars and the bright moon shining over the volcanic surface with the silhouettes of rocks and ‘padre Teide’ (as the volcano is affectionately known) as a backdrop. Read full article

You can travel around La Palma any number of ways. Cycling might not be the most traditional, but we love it because it’s so different. As you cycle through volcanic plains, lush laurel forests, Canary Island pine forests, or along the steep Atlantic coastline, you couldn’t fail to fall in love with the island.  Read full article

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The Canary Islands are known for their fabulous weather and golden sandy beaches. And whilst it’s true the sun shines almost all year round, there are a lot more places to swim than the beaches. The island of Tenerife is renowned for its abundant natural swimming pools, known as ‘charcos’ (ponds or pools) and ‘lagos’ (lagoons or lakes). Read full article