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Top Activities in the Canary Islands You Can’t Miss in 2025

 

Top Activities in the Canary Islands You Can’t Miss in 2025


The Canary Islands, is best known for their beautiful volcanic landscapes and warm climate, this island offers a variety of exciting activities that cater to all types of travelers. Whether you love adventure, relaxation, or good food, these islands have something for everyone. I made a guide to the top activities in the Canary Islands to experience in 2025.




1. Hike to the Summit of Mount Teide (Tenerife)




• Mount Teide, the highest peak in Spain at 3,718 meters, is a must-visit. It’s part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning volcanic scenery.

• Tip: Secure your cable car ticket and summit permit in advance, as they are popular. Consider joining a guided night hike for a breathtaking sunrise view.





2. Surf World-Class Waves in Lanzarote



• Famara Beach in Lanzarote is ideal for surfing, attracting both beginners and experts.

• Local surf schools provide excellent support, and the warm waters are inviting year-round.




3. Stargaze in La Palma



• La Palma is famous for its dark skies, and you can join tours at the Roque de los Muchachos observatory for an unforgettable stargazing experience.




4. Explore Timanfaya National Park (Lanzarote)



• Experience the unique Martian-like landscape of Timanfaya National Park by taking a bus tour through lava fields and enjoying geothermal meals at El Diablo restaurant.




5. Whale & Dolphin Watching Off Tenerife & La Gomera




• The waters between Tenerife and La Gomera are home to many pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins. Small-group ethical catamaran tours offer a close-up view of these amazing creatures.




6. Sandboard the Dunes of Maspalomas (Gran Canaria)




• Enjoy the golden dunes of Maspalomas Natural Reserve by sandboarding, riding camels, or exploring the area for a more private experience.




7. Dive or Snorkel in El Hierro’s Waters




• El Hierro is perfect for diving enthusiasts, offering beautiful marine life and clear visibility in its UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.




8. Taste La Gomera’s Terraced Vineyards





• Hike along ancient trails through terraced vineyards, tasting local wines and almond treats, including palm honey drizzled over cheese.




9. Paraglide Over Tenerife’s Coastline




• Experience paragliding from 1,000 meters above Adeje, taking in spectacular views of the coast and banana plantations.





10. Relax on Fuerteventura’s Black-Sand Beaches




• Visit Playa de la Pared or Cofete for a peaceful beach experience with dark sand, wild waves, and fewer tourists.



Did you know the Canary Islands offers a diverse range of activities beyond the typical beach experience. The temperatures are comfortable throughout the year, there's no bad time to visit. If you're into hiking, water sports, or local culinary delights, you’ll want to return to explore more. Which activities are you excited about? Are you more interested in the volcanic landscapes, surfing, or watching dolphins? Whatever your choice, the Canary Islands promise an unforgettable adventure. I hope this guide helps you on deciding your next trip and what kinds of activities you can choose to do when you vistit this beautiful Island.




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