Tenerife

Tenerife is the largest of the four islands consisting of a wide range of resorts from the party capital Playa De Las Americas to the peaceful and tranquil Playa De Las Arena. If golf takes your fancy there is the Golf Del Sur resort which as the name suggests was built around an 18 hole golf course. If culture is what you seek set in a quiet resort, the small Island of La Gomera is a popular choice situated just off the coast. In the north Puerto de la Cruz attracts families and couples looking for attractions like saltwater pools, rock waterfalls, good shops, restaurants, bars and a casino.

Gran Canaria

Gran Canaria along with Tenerife has a resort for everyone. Playa Del Ingles is a fun packed resort with day and night activities, clubs, pubs, restaurants and a cosmopolitan palm-fringed promenade. Maspalomas has lovely sandy beaches and dunes, offering a relaxing stay with shops and a golf course to hand. Puerto Rico is located on a hillside offering spectacular views and two beaches, one of which offers fantastic water sports.

Lanzarote

Lanzarote is typically a family destination offering water sports and friendly entertainment. Costa Tenguise on the east coast offers great windsurfing, soft sands and a local market for shoppers in search of a bargain. There is also a golf course and water park for all to enjoy. Puerto Del Carmen is the liveliest resort in the area with clubs, pubs and bars ideal for holiday makers looking for sandy beaches by day and partying by night.

Fuerteventura

Windsurfers, scuba divers will find everything they need in Fuerteventura, the liveliest resort of which is Corralejo renowned for it’s wide range of water sports. It also has a seven mile long sandy beach just outside the town. Caleta De Fuste offers a sheltered bay and is popular with the older holiday makers and families.