This archipelago consists of eight islands and five islets, in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Morocco, and belongs to Spain. With natural spaces of great beauty and small charming hotels to stay, each island has its own particular character.

El Hierro, the smallest of all, has magnificent sea beds and diving centers. It is a Biosphere Reserve, just like La Palma, known as the 'Isla bonita' because of its splendid landscapes. In La Gomera, the Garajonay National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in honor of its subtropical laurel forests, a relic of millions of years ago.

Tenerife, the largest of all, has its strongholds in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and San Cristóbal de la Laguna. Gran Canaria, the second most populated, has a circular and mountainous shape with large protected areas.

A Fuerteventura, the closest to Africa, is accompanied by the islet of Lobos, which is a Natural Park. In Lanzarote the volcanoes of Timanfaya and its National Park are legendary, as well as the architecture of the artist César Manrique. Finally, La Graciosa, recently recognized as an island, gives shelter to just two charming villages: Caleta del Sebo and Pedro Barba.