The Canary Islands are a truly luxurious set of islands off the coast of Morocco. These Spanish islands each offer something different to the visitor, as described below.
Lanzarote
The island of Lanzarote is an island also offers nice beaches and great weather and is also a good family resort, although should probably be avoided by any party animals. The landscape and history are perhaps the best features.
Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria is the second most populous of the Canary Islands and offers perhaps the most diversity in its attractions. The capital of the island is the largest city in the Canaries and boasts some picturesque and charming architecture, as do many of the villages on the island. There are also stunning beaches and sand dunes and a very popular nightlife. The island is touted as a gay capital, but in reality it is not noticeable.
Fuerteventura
This is the second largest of the Canary Islands and is one of the sleepiest. The island is a popular resort for the older generations but also appeals to couples and families who seek a quit island on which to relax. The island boasts some beautiful landscape which is fun to explore.
Tenerife
Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands and has the highest visitor numbers. This island has various different faces, including the notorious nightlife. Indeed, of all the Canary Islands Tenerife is perhaps the best known for its partying opportunities, with thousands of people flocking here each year to enjoy the famous veronicas strip. The island is also a great family destination as it has a number of beaches and family activities to enjoy.
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