When we hear the words “Canary Islands,” we immediately picture something magical and far away: the Atlantic Ocean, menacing volcanoes, lush and fragrant pine forests, Martian landscapes of solidified lava, miles of sand dunes. It is here, in this mysterious and extraordinarily beautiful place, that we invite you to spend the May holidays. Unforgettable sailing in the Canaries means discovering untouched nature and enjoying the boundless freedom that only a journey under sail can give. When you get this many days off, you have to make them unforgettable!
Days 1 and 2: Arrecife Marina
We board our yacht, moored near the resort of Arrecife. Since time immemorial, this area has been considered Lanzarote’s gateway to the sea. A long and exciting journey lies ahead, so bring your good mood and get ready for lots of vivid emotions. We set course for Tenerife; the next stop is 160 miles away. We’ll have about 26 hours to get to know the crew and enjoy the gentle ocean breeze.
Day 3: Marina del Atlántico
Good afternoon, Tenerife! Sunbathing, the fine wine Spain is famous for, the islands you’ve always dreamed of visiting, a reliable crew, sails and a yacht. Not bad company for a holiday, you’ll agree! The radiant water glittering in the sun and the gentle rocking of the boat on the waves will help you forget about work and everyday routine and fully enjoy being at one with nature and its beauty.
Day 4: Marina Radazul
You can’t visit Tenerife without climbing Mount Teide. It is probably the island’s main attraction. We invite you to visit the highest point in Spain: the volcano, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, rises over 3,700 meters. The views from the top are stunning and stay with you for a long time! First, you get a magnificent view of 5 islands, a wonderful spot for photos. Second, you’ll see a truly “Martian” landscape: nothing grows here, and only ash, settling as volcanic sand, forms black beach-like areas.
Day 5: San Miguel (Tenerife)
Tenerife is rightly called “paradise on earth” and the island of eternal spring. Every year, crowds of tourists come to enjoy this welcoming and many-sided island. A monkey park, a parrot park, a laurel forest with unique flora and fauna: there’s something for everyone here! When was the last time you were in a real castle? Meet the local landmark, San Miguel. Six thousand square meters styled in medieval fashion leave no one indifferent. Guests can enjoy theatrical shows and reenactments of knights’ tournaments fought for the heart of a fair lady!
Day 6: La Caleta
Today is the halfway point of our journey, and we’ve chosen an incredibly beautiful anchorage for it. This is where we’ll take a breather! We drop anchor and enjoy the moment. At some point you may find it hard to believe this fairy tale is really happening to you. A wonderful seafood lunch will bring you back to reality. Anyone who wants can try their hand at fishing.
Day 7: Los Cristianos
This small, cozy resort on Tenerife is perfect for swimming, leisurely beach walks, quiet conversations and lounging on the sand. This is just the place to remember that Spain has long been famous for its wines! Red, white, rosé… you’ll find one to suit every taste. Let’s continue our journey under sail!
Day 8: Marina San Miguel
We’ll see our next stop from afar. The main landmark is Montaña Roja (the Red Mountain), an extinct cone-shaped volcano of red color. Note that the wind rules here: this spot is considered the windiest on the island.
Day 9: Marina del Atlántico
This place looks as if it were painted by an artist. The view we’ll see astern in the morning is like a giant canvas, capturing the endless ocean, hilly mountain islets, and the many boats and yachts moored in the bay. Perhaps the most harmonious place on earth!
Days 10 and 11: Arrecife Marina
When was the last time you caught a fish in the ocean? Fishing here has its own particularities, so you’ll have to get used to the rod and learn how the fish bite. It’s time to say goodbye to our new friends and head home… :)
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