The four islands represented in our Canary Islands villas suit quite different trips, with Tenerife offering the broadest mix, Lanzarote particularly strong for volcanic scenery, Gran Canaria for beaches and golf, and Fuerteventura for open landscapes and watersports.
Tenerife: The largest Canary Island combines Mount Teide with established southern resorts and a greener north coast. Costa Adeje and La Caleta suit beach days, restaurants and golf, while Los Cristianos and Amarilla Golf add further options in the south. Villas around El Sauzal and Bajamar offer a different base on the northern coast.
Lanzarote: Timanfaya National Park, César Manrique’s architecture and the vineyards of La Geria give Lanzarote a strong visual identity. Playa Blanca is well placed for the beaches around Papagayo, while Puerto del Carmen, Puerto Calero and Costa Teguise offer contrasting coastal bases.
Gran Canaria: Southern Gran Canaria is one of the strongest area for villas, with Maspalomas known for its dunes and beaches, Meloneras for its seafront setting and Salobre Golf Resort for golf. There are also current stays around Las Palmas, Arucas and the southwest coast near Tauro.
Fuerteventura: Long beaches and persistent Atlantic winds have made Fuerteventura particularly popular for surfing and other watersports. Current villas are strongest in the north around Lajares, Corralejo and El Cotillo, with further stays beside Salinas de Antigua Golf Course near Caleta de Fuste.
