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A viewpoint over the Sorrueda reservoir and its palm grove, one of the most photographed landscapes in southern Gran Canaria.
A wild beach of sand and pebbles at the foot of the Risco de Famara cliff, facing the Chinijo archipelago and the old salt pans.
A small, sheltered cove in Costa Teguise, protected by a breakwater that keeps the water calm and clear.
A viewpoint perched above the great amphitheatre of Las Playas bay on El Hierro, with sheer views of the cliff and the sea.
A quiet beach in the fishing village of Alcalá, in Guía de Isora, with dark sand, natural pools and a seafront promenade beside the harbour.
A roadside viewpoint on the TF-21 climb to Teide, famous for the bank of coloured volcanic strata that looks like a layered cake.
Protected landscape that forms the only natural outlet of the Caldera de Taburiente, a deep ravine of vertical walls reaching the coast.
Recreational area amid Canary pine forest on the Cumbre Vieja, the classic starting point of the Volcano Route on La Palma.
Classic signposted trail crossing the floor of the Teide caldera, from El Portillo, among pines, brooms and vast lava flows.
Old shepherds' path that zigzags down the towering Risco de Famara cliff, in Teguise, to the Río salt pans, with La Graciosa always in view.
A viewpoint in the mountain village of Femés, at 361 m in the Ajaches massif, overlooking Playa Blanca, the Papagayo coast and the strait towards Fuerteventura.
A large urban park in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, a green lung of leafy trees, ponds and paths beside Avenida de Madrid.
A golden-sand town beach in Telde, on the east coast of Gran Canaria, much loved by locals and sheltered in a calm bay.
Promenade beach at Arinaga, in the municipality of Agüimes on Gran Canaria's east coast, with a fishing-village feel and calm waters.
Volcanic natural sea pools at Mesa del Mar, on the northern coast of Tacoronte, reached through a tunnel cut into the cliff.
A 2,715 m summit in Teide National Park, the third-highest in the Canaries, with a classic circular route from the Parador in La Orotava. A demanding high-mountain climb.
An Anaga massif viewpoint in Tenerife, overlooking the village of Taganana and the rugged north-east coast.
A wide golden-sand beach on the Jandía peninsula in southern Fuerteventura, quieter than its neighbours Sotavento and El Matorral.
A surf beach on the west coast of Fuerteventura, at La Pared, known for its cliffs, dark sand, and celebrated sunsets.
Some 600 metres of fine pale sand in a sheltered bay at Caleta de Fuste on the east coast of Fuerteventura, about ten minutes from the island's airport.
Clifftop viewpoint in Tijarafe looking down on Porís de Candelaria, a cluster of white houses set inside a natural cave some 50 metres high on the north-west coast of La Palma.
A small cove of fine sand at the western end of Maspalomas, in San Bartolomé de Tirajana, linked to Playa de Maspalomas by a promenade from the lighthouse.
Fuerteventura's main urban beach, some 800 metres of black sand at Gran Tarajal (Tuineje), with a Blue Flag, a promenade of local terraces and full facilities.
Viewpoint inside the town centre of El Sauzal, above the cliffs of the Acentejo coast, looking down on Playa de La Garañona, with a bar-cafeteria and parking.
Semi-urban pebble cove about 50 metres long at the foot of Montaña Amarilla in San Miguel de Abona, with very clear water and regular snorkelling and diving use.
Golden sand beach open to the Atlantic at Arrieta, blue flag in recent seasons, with village services alongside.
A 59 metre lighthouse built in 1991 at Punta de Jandía, with a very long beach and flat seafront paths.
Protected laurel forest and ravines in northern Gran Canaria, with marked hiking trails and regular birdwatching.
Long crossing trail through inland La Oliva linking Tindaya, Vallebrón and Tefía across arid ridges and rural hamlets.
Trail through the El Cedro laurel forest in Garajonay to the chapel of Nuestra Señora de Lourdes beside the woodland stream.
Long crossing of around 16 km through Garajonay National Park traversing every ecosystem of La Gomera's laurel forest.
Classic Anaga crossing descending from the Monteverde forest at Cruz del Carmen to the coast at Punta del Hidalgo via Chinamada.
Volcanic natural pool with rock arches on the north coast of El Hierro.
Glass viewpoint at 1,250 metres over the El Golfo valley.
Viewpoint at 1,300 metres over Valle Gran Rey and Garajonay Park.
Circular summit route in Gran Canaria linking Llanos de la Pez with Pico de las Nieves and the Degollada de Los Hornos.
Mountain trail in the Anaga Massif climbing from Benijo through dragon trees, laurel forest and lookouts over the Roques de Anaga.
Viewpoint over the Valley of a Thousand Palms, bearing Cesar Manrique's mark.
Blue Flag black-sand beach in a quiet fishing village on Tenerife's west coast.
Green ravine with cave houses, cave restaurants and rich aboriginal heritage.
Balcony 600 metres above Santa Cruz de La Palma and its harbour.
16th-century hermitage and clifftop viewpoint over Famara and northern Lanzarote.
Panoramic balcony over the town of Garachico and its islet on the north coast.
The most visited viewpoint in Teide National Park, next to the Roques de Garcia.
A turquoise natural pool among the Los Gigantes cliffs at Puerto de Santiago. Highly photogenic, with a blowhole that means bathing only in calm sea at low tide.
A waterfall at the end of a short, easy trail through laurel-forest tunnels, in the Los Tilos Biosphere Reserve (San Andrés y Sauces). One of La Palma's most popular walks.
A waterfall-fed natural pool among cliffs at El Risco, western Gran Canaria, reached by a short scenic walk. A popular bathing spot on the island's west coast.
An official viewpoint on Gran Canaria's Mirador Network, beside the GC-65 in Santa Lucía de Tirajana, with sweeping views over the island's inland valleys and ravines.
An unspoilt cove in a small fishing village in southern Tenerife, with crystal-clear water and good snorkelling, free of development.
The first viewpoint at the gateway to the Anaga Rural Park, with sweeping views over La Laguna, Los Rodeos airport and, on clear days, Mount Teide.
A Natural Monument at 1404 m in the Tejeda caldera, a rock sacred to the ancient Canarians with rock-cut granaries and funerary caves on its slopes.
The largest recreation area in Garajonay National Park and the main trailhead for hikes to Alto de Garajonay, amid laurel forest and mist.
Coloured rock formation beside the GC-200 in Mogán: a roadside viewpoint with parking; there are no pools or bathing spots here.
A natural beach near Corralejo covered in white, popcorn-shaped rhodolith grains, a curious corner of northern Fuerteventura.
A large urban park in the heart of Santa Cruz: botanical gardens, fountains, open-air sculptures and its famous flower clock.
The highest point of Lanzarote, 670 m up on the Risco de Famara, reached on foot with panoramic views of Famara and the Chinijo archipelago.
Circular route from Vilaflor through Canary pine forest to the Paisaje Lunar, a cluster of eroded cones that look like another planet. A demanding trail.
A black volcanic-sand beach beside the fishing village of Taganana, in Anaga, popular with surfers and surrounded by guachinches serving fresh fish.
A wide beach of fine golden sand and turquoise water in Mogán, calm and uncrowded even in season, with lovely sunsets.
Terraced romantic-Victorian gardens in the historic centre of La Orotava, with views over the valley and Teide, and free entry.
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