Explore the Enchanting Canary Islands

Welcome to the breath-taking Canary Islands, where each island offers a unique blend of natural beauty, vibrant culture, and exciting activities. TK Travels invites you to discover the wonders of this archipelago located off the northwest coast of Africa.

Explore the lush forests of La Gomera, marvel at the lunar-like terrain of Lanzarote, or indulge in the luxurious resorts of Gran Canaria. With TK Travel Hub Ltd, you can create a bespoke itinerary to explore these diverse islands at your pace.

Experience the vibrant nightlife of Tenerife

Enjoy water sports in the crystal-clear waters of Gran Canaria

Sample traditional Canarian cuisine in Lanzarote

Embark on a whale-watching excursion in La Palma

It's not just the year-round sunshine that makes holidays to the Canary Islands so popular – it's also the sand dunes, the volcanoes, and the cutting-edge art.

Fan club of 9 million

Just like the bird they share their name with, the Canaries sing to tourists. More than 9 million people take their holidays on these islands in Spain every year. Tenerife takes the lion’s share of visitors, followed closely by Lanzarote Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura.

Supersized beaches

The Canary Islands have a lot going for them that other European destinations don’t. At their closest point, they’re just 100 kilometres from the African coast, and the islands have inherited a healthy chunk of the continent’s natural assets. Some of the beaches on Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria are semi-deserts, where sand dunes spread out for miles.

Volcanoes

Thousands of years of volcanic activity have left their legacy on the Canary Islands. On Tenerife, the world’s third-largest volcano, Mount Teide, cuts a 12,400-foot figure in the bull’s eye of the island. Lanzarote, meanwhile, showcases its volcanic heritage in Timanfaya National Park. There are more than 100 volcanoes in this nature reserve on the island’s west coast.

Hidden Gems

Away from the shock-and-awe mountains and volcanoes, the Canaries has a quieter side. La Gomera and La Palma are sleepy islands, characterised by untouched beaches, pine forests, and fishing villages.