Canary Islands

The Canary Islands offer a mix of volcanic landscapes, beautiful beaches, green forests and dramatic coastal scenery.
From hiking around Tenerife’s Mount Teide to exploring Fuerteventura’s sandy shores, each island has something different to offer. Here you’ll find my travel stories, itineraries and tips for exploring the islands, with more guides to Gran Canaria and Lanzarote coming soon.

Mount Teide rises above Tenerife’s rugged volcanic landscape, with a winding walking path, rocky formations and scattered green vegetation under a clear blue sky.

Tenerife is perfection. Also, it’s not every day that you are walking on a 3.700-meter-high active volcano with the ground steaming next to your feet…

Collage of northern Tenerife featuring the rugged green mountains of Anaga, dramatic Atlantic coastlines, a winding mountain road, a forest hiking trail and a traditional Canary Islands village.

Wild, untamed black sand beaches, mountain peaks, dramatic rocks, lush green forests, incredible hiking trails, and traditional villages untouched by mass tourism.

White sandy beach and turquoise waves along the coast of Fuerteventura, with a volcanic island on the horizon beneath a clear blue sky.

And bammm! Fifteen years later, I finally made it to Spain, a dream that seemed impossible back in the day.

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