Offers for Pensioners on Holiday in the Canary Islands ~offers for families with kids traveling on holidays with children in one of the best sun destinations in Europe

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The hardest thing will be to choose, as the Canary Islands are a whole universe when it comes to escape, rest and fun. Seven islands that share with you and your family all their magic, beauty and friendliness; visit one, or even better, visit them all. Each one of them is waiting for you, hoping you will enjoy a unique family experience... Here you have a glimpse of what you can find on each island:

El Hierro is the smallest of our islands and is one of the most beautiful spots that is bathed by the Atlantic Ocean. Here you can enjoy the natural swimming pools, go for walks on foot or for bike rides through the rugged countryside, or sign your family up for an excursion that takes you inside the volcanic tubes, in a new form of caving.

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Your children might also like to visit the Recovery Centre for the Giant Lizard, an endemic protected species of great scientific importance.

La Palma, the pretty island, declared Biosphere Reserve, is bound to capture the interest of every member of your family as soon as they see the green forests of laurisilva, with its refreshing springs, such as the Nacientes de Marcos y Corderos, the volcanic cones, perfect coves and magical areas such as the Forest of El Canal and Los Tiles. Explore the network of paths on foot, by bike or on horseback, and you will have unique and unforgettable experiences.

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Get a new view of life with the spectacular views you will see from the Caldera de Taburiente, a huge crater that you can only see from the top of the dramatic crests that surround it.

La Palma is also the Island of the Stars, thanks to the extraordinary clarity and lack of pollution in its skies. In the Roque de los Muchachos, in the middle of a remarkable setting, and at a height of more than 2,420 metres, you will find one of the most important astrophysics observatories in the world, named Roque de los Muchachos, where scientists from all over Europe study the universe, and where the telescope with the biggest lens in the world, the Gran Tecan, has been built.

La Gomera invites you to have a different kind of holiday. Here you find nature in its purest form: leafy forests, dramatic ravines, impossible shaped cliffs and villages that conserve their most ancient traditions. This is an island of paths, old houses and hidden spots of incalculable ecological value, a welcoming land where you can have the best experience of rural tourism.

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Intimately connected with the discovery of America and the voyages of Christopher Columbus, the islands is waiting for you with its historical places, such as the Torre del Conde, but especially with natural treasures that you will never forget.

Discover the National Park of Garajonay, declared World Heritage by UNESCO, and its laurisilva, a forest considered to be a genuine living fossil. Respect for its traditions makes La Gomera a place for discovery. It is the only place where you can hear the Whistling Language, a unique form of communication used by the Gomerans in past times to solve the problem of the huge distances that separated them across the ravines in their hilly land.

Tenerife, the biggest island in the archipelago, is a whole world of sensations. Open your eyes to a surprising natural setting as well as all the comforts of a tourist destination that can put a whole range of leisure options in your reach: climbing, parapenting, caving, horse riding trails, hiking or bike rides, deep sea fishing, underwater diving, surfing or windsurfing, among others.

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Explore the ancient town centre of La Laguna, declared World Heritage by UNESCO. Visit the Auditorium of Tenerife, designed by Santiago Calatrava, and home to a very rich regular programme of music and dance. Go on a trip to the cliffs of Los Gigantes, a natural space in the south of the island, where you can admire the impressive vertical walls that fall into the ocean.

And most important of all: climb to the highest peak in Spain, Mount Teide, the majestic volcano with a height of 3,718 metres, situated in the National Park that bears its name, and also declared World Heritage. This is one of the most spectacular volcanoes in the world, and from here it is possible to observe the stars in the company of expert guides.

Gran Canaria is a genuine miniature continent which will captivate your senses with its extensive golden beaches and endless dunes of white sand. The island will offer you an ocean of possibilities, where you can try underwater diving, surfing or angling. Imagine an island where you can spend the whole day on a windsurfer or on board a yacht.

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Gran Canaria, Biosphere Reserve, also offers unique natural spaces, hidden corners and a range of possibilities for hiking, ravine exploring, climbing or cycling. The centre of the island, with its friendly villages like Santa Brigida, or the impressive setting of Roque Nublo and Roque Bentayga, are some of the places that mustn’t be missed by anyone who is here to relax for a few days. Going for a pleasant walk round Tejeda or visiting the dramatic ravines that “invade” the island are other attractions. If we stop in the capital city, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, we will find the impressive beach of Las Canteras. Right in the centre of the city, it is a source of fresh air for the inhabitants of the capital and for all visitors. Its impressive natural reef and crystalline waters also captivate swimmers.

Fuerteventura, the second biggest island in the archipelago, and full of enormous beaches of white sand, offers unique landscapes, such as the mythical Mount Tindaya, believed by the aborigines to possess magical powers and which today preserves important remains of those inhabitants; or the rolling plains, dotted with gofio windmills from past centuries (gofio is the flour made from toasted cereals which is still an essential ingredient in the islanders’ diet).

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With 13 natural protected spaces, its exoticism is highlighted with palm trees, local shrubs and the highly valued aloe vera plant, which is used to make handmade cosmetic products which have innumerable benefits for mum’s skin, as well as that of the whole family.

Explore paths that run between exotic volcanic cones, dive into ocean depths of indescribable beauty, or test yourself against the wind and the waves by trying windsurfing, a sport that enjoys the best conditions here, which is why the world championships hold heats here every year.

Lanzarote is the most easterly island of the Canaries, and the one that offers the most surprising volcanic landscapes, while at the same time it is a real oasis thanks to human intervention. Come and see the Cueva de los Verdes with the kids, and have a great time seeing how much fun they have in this intricate labyrinth of caves and volcanic tubes.

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Very close by is the Jameos del Agua, a natural cave auditorium where you can enjoy live music and dance in a setting that is a spectacle in itself.

Getting to know Lanzarote and its beautiful beaches will be an unforgettable experience. You can go round the Route of the Volcanoes in the National Park of Timanfaya, and discover every corner of this distinctive island on foot, on camel back or by bike, along its beautiful trails. And prepare to be amazed by the group of islets know as the Chinijo Archipelago; a unique natural park formed by La Graciosa, Alegranza and Montaña Clara, along with the Roque del Este and Roque del Oeste.