Island hopping Tenerife, Gran Canaria & Fuerteventura
Explore the Canary Islands’ stunning diversity—from Tenerife’s volcanic peaks to Lanzarote’s moon-like landscapes and Gran Canaria’s golden dunes. Each island offers unique adventures: hike lush forests, unwind on black-sand beaches, or stroll charming seaside towns. Perfect for sun, nature, and culture seekers!
Island Hopping: Lanzarote, Fuerteventura & Gran Canaria
During this island-hopping tour, you will visit three of the most famous Canary Islands. First, fly to Lanzarote – a beautiful island with stunning beaches and volcanic landscapes. Next, take a ferry to Fuerteventura, where you can enjoy pristine beaches, local culture, and numerous water activities such as surfing, windsurfing, and water skiing. Finally, visit Gran Canaria – an island offering both relaxation and a wide range of entertainment options.
Must-See Places in Tenerife, Gran Canaria & Fuerteventura
Lanzarote
Timanfaya National Park, with its dramatic volcanic landscapes and geothermal activity, is the most iconic natural wonder of Lanzarote. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve offers unique hiking trails, geothermal demonstrations, and scenery that feels like another planet.
About Timanfaya:
- UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
- Geothermal demonstrations and volcanic experiments
- Moon-like volcanic landscapes for hiking and exploration
Gran Canaria
The Maspalomas Dunes, a golden Sahara-like expanse, stretch along Gran Canaria’s southern coast. This protected reserve contrasts with nearby beaches, offering a unique desert escape with stunning sunset views.
About Maspalomas Dunes:
- 400-hectare protected natural reserve
- Walking trails through rolling dunes
- Adjacent to vibrant Playa del Inglés
Fuerteventura
Corralejo Natural Park boasts vast, windswept dunes and pristine beaches with turquoise waters. A paradise for water sports, it’s ideal for surfing, kiteboarding, or simply unwinding on untouched shores.
About Corralejo:
- 26 sq km of protected dunescapes
- Top destination for windsurfing/kitesurfing
- Ferry access to nearby Isla de Lobos
Top 8 attractions in Lanzarote, Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria
- Explore Timanfaya National Park (Lanzarote)
Discover the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Timanfaya National Park, where geothermal demonstrations and Mars-like scenery showcase the island’s fiery origins.
- Sandboarding on the Maspalomas Dunes (Gran Canaria)
Slide down golden dunes that resemble the Sahara in the Maspalomas Nature Reserve, then cool off at the nearby Playa del Inglés beach.
- Kitesurfing in Corralejo (Fuerteventura)
Harness the Atlantic winds at Corralejo Natural Park, where 25 km of white sandy beaches provide perfect conditions for kitesurfers of all skill levels.
- Visit Jameos del Agua (Lanzarote)
Step into an extraordinary volcanic cave system transformed by artist César Manrique into a cultural center, featuring underground lakes, natural concert halls, and unique architecture blending with nature.
- Stroll through Puerto de Mogán (Gran Canaria)
Wander around the “Little Venice” of Puerto de Mogán, with colorful canals, lively Friday markets, and charming seafood restaurants by the marina.
- Discover Cofete Beach (Fuerteventura)
Take a 4×4 drive to remote Cofete Beach, where 12 km of untouched golden sands meet the dramatic Jandía mountains – one of the wildest beaches in Europe.
- Walk through Cueva de los Verdes (Lanzarote)
Explore one of the world’s longest volcanic tunnels in Cueva de los Verdes, where guided tours lead you through incredible underground chambers formed by ancient lava flows.
- Hike to Roque Nublo (Gran Canaria)
Climb the iconic 80-meter volcanic monolith Roque Nublo, rising 1,813 m above sea level, and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views across Gran Canaria.
Country Information for Holidays in Spain
Entry/Visa Requirements:
Polish citizens can travel to Spain without a visa, as both countries are part of the EU.
Find the latest travel information, entry requirements, and guidelines for visiting Spain here: Official Government Travel Information – Spain
Time in Canary Islands:
Current local time:
The Canary Islands follow Western European Time (WET), which is 1 hour behind mainland Spain (CET).
Language:
Spanish
Currency:
The currency in Spain is the Euro (€); ATMs and exchange offices are available.
Today’s exchange rate: 1 Polish Zloty equals Loading…
Traffic Information:
When driving in Spain, carry valid documents and insurance, obey traffic laws, avoid leaving valuables in the car, plan routes ahead, and be aware of local driving practices.
Electrical Outlet Information:
Spain uses type F sockets with a voltage of 230V at 50Hz. Ensure you have the correct adapter if your devices are compatible with different socket types.
