Activity Overview:

The Canary Islands offer a year-round paradise for sunseekers. With their mild climate, volcanic landscapes, and diverse coastlines, each island has its own charm — from the white sands of Fuerteventura, to the black volcanic beaches of Lanzarote, to the tropical coves of Tenerife and Gran Canaria. Whether you’re sunbathing by calm turquoise waters or enjoying a cocktail at a beach club, the Canaries promise sunshine, scenery, and stress-free vibes.

What’s Included:

• Recommendations for top beaches on each island (relaxation, scenic, or social)

• Insider tips for quiet spots, natural pools, or family-friendly zones

• Suggestions for beachside dining and drinks

• Advice on local sun care, tides, and swimming safety

• Optional: day-by-day flexible beach itinerary

What’s Not Included:

• Flights or ferries between islands

• Transportation to/from beaches (car rental highly recommended)

• Meals, drinks, or beach equipment rental

• Paid entry to private beach clubs or nature reserves

Suggested 3-Day Sunbathing Itinerary (Example: Tenerife-Based)

Day 1 – Playa de Las Teresitas (Santa Cruz de Tenerife)

• Morning: Head to this wide, golden-sand beach lined with palm trees

• Calm waters ideal for sunbathing and swimming

• Rent a lounger and umbrella or lay your towel under a palm

• Optional lunch at a beachfront seafood shack

• Afternoon walk along the promenade or snooze under the sun

Day 2 – Playa del Duque (Costa Adeje)

• Upscale and elegant beach with calm waters and soft sand

• Surrounded by luxury hotels and stylish cafés

• Sunbathe in comfort with access to loungers, showers, and changing cabins

• Optional: spa treatment or sunset cocktail at a chic beach club

Day 3 – Playa de Benijo (Northern Tenerife)

• For a wilder, more natural experience

• Black volcanic sand, dramatic cliffs, and stunning sunsets

• Less crowded – bring your own towel, water, and snacks

• Ideal for relaxing away from the resorts and taking epic beach photos

Other Island Highlights (Optional Alternatives):

• Fuerteventura:

  • Playa de Sotavento: famous for windsurfing and endless sunbathing space

  • Cofete Beach: remote, wild, breathtaking — for total disconnection

• Gran Canaria:

  • Maspalomas Dunes & Beach: golden sands and iconic desert-meets-sea views

  • Playa de Amadores: crescent-shaped, calm waters, perfect for families

• Lanzarote:

  • Papagayo Beaches: stunning coves in a protected nature area

  • Playa Blanca: soft sand and walkable beachfront for relaxation and dining

Additional Notes:

• The Canaries have a subtropical climate — ideal for beach days year-round

• Some beaches have strong currents — always swim in designated areas

• Bring reef-safe sunscreen, plenty of water, and a beach towel

• Car rental is the best way to explore lesser-known coves and beaches

• Each island offers a different flavor — combine beach time with volcano visits, local markets, or boat trips