
Atlantic rather than Mediterranean, and a different proposition for it: the season never really closes. Lanzarote is volcanic and low-built, Tenerife rises to Spain's highest mountain, Gran Canaria holds dunes, pine forest and a working city. Twenty degrees in January is the reason most people come, and the reason they come back in February.
- In Spain
- 4 regions
- Villas
- 27
- Fly into
- Lanzarote or Gran Canaria, a median 15 km away
- Sleeps
- 2 to 18
- GC001See the villa
- GC002See the villa
- GC003See the villa
- LZ005See the villa
- LZ013See the villa
- LZ017See the villa
- LZ020See the villa
- LZ021See the villa
- LZ024See the villa
- LZ026See the villa
- LZ027See the villa
- LZ028See the villa
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Canary Islands: the common questions
- What is Canary Islands like?
- Atlantic rather than Mediterranean, and a different proposition for it: the season never really closes. Lanzarote is volcanic and low-built, Tenerife rises to Spain's highest mountain, Gran Canaria holds dunes, pine forest and a working city. Twenty degrees in January is the reason most people come, and the reason they come back in February.
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