Gran Canaria is home to some of the most beautiful golden white sand beaches and landscapes that look like they came right out of paintings. The best part about this Canary Island pride is that it isn't just limited to the beach.

Packed with activities and spectacular sites, Lanzarote is a popular destination among visitors and adventure-seekers. The fourth-largest Canary Island is more commonly known as the home of the famous Timanfaya National Park and works of Cesar Manrique. With 300 volcanic cones and extraordinary lava fields, Lanzarote features one-of-a-kind geology that will leave you breathless.

Known for its clear waters and sunny skies, Tenerife is a summer destination that millions of tourists visit every year. With Tenerife being the largest of the Canary Islands, there is so much to do there. But what sets Tenerife, along with the other islands of the Canaries apart from other beach destinations is it has wonderfully warm weather all through the year. Yes, it some months are colder than the others but Tenerife climate never drops to a super low temp that you can't dip your toes in the water anymore.