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Canary Islands Travel Guide | Holidays with LG Travel NI

  • LGTravelNI
  • Oct 10
  • 3 min read
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Discover year-round sun, beaches & adventure in our Canary Islands Travel Guide. Book your perfect holiday today with LG Travel NI!


🌴 The Ultimate Canary Islands Travel Guide

By LG Travel NI

If you’re dreaming of endless sunshine, golden beaches, and turquoise Atlantic waters, it’s time to explore the Canary Islands. This Spanish archipelago off the northwest coast of Africa offers year-round warmth, breathtaking landscapes, and something for every traveller.

Whether you’re after a relaxing beach holiday, an adventure-filled break, or a family getaway, LG Travel NI can help you find the perfect island escape.


☀️ Why Choose the Canary Islands?

The Canary Islands are often called the “Islands of Eternal Spring” — with average temperatures between 20°C and 28°C, they’re the perfect destination for winter sun holidays or a summer retreat.

Each island offers something unique:

  • Tenerife – Home to Mount Teide, stunning beaches, and lively resorts like Costa Adeje.

  • Gran Canaria – A blend of sandy dunes, cultural towns, and family-friendly resorts.

  • Lanzarote – Volcanic beauty, art, and boutique hotels perfect for a tranquil escape.

  • Fuerteventura – Windswept beaches, turquoise waters, and some of Europe’s best surf.

  • La Palma, La Gomera & El Hierro – Serene, green, and perfect for hiking and eco-tourism.

No matter which you choose, the Canaries promise reliable sunshine, short flights, and fantastic value holidays from Northern Ireland.


🏖️ The Best Time to Visit the Canary Islands

One of the greatest advantages of the Canaries is their all-year-round good weather.

  • November to March: Perfect for winter sun getaways — enjoy warm days and quieter resorts.

  • April to October: Summer vibes with bustling nightlife, family fun, and long evenings.

  • December holidays: Celebrate Christmas and New Year on the beach with 24°C sunshine!

No matter the season, LG Travel NI can find unbeatable Canary Islands holiday deals to match your dates and budget.


🌋 Top Things to Do in the Canary Islands

1. Mount Teide (Tenerife)Take a cable car up Spain’s highest peak for panoramic views of the island and beyond.

2. Playa de las Canteras (Gran Canaria)Swim, snorkel, or stroll one of Europe’s most beautiful urban beaches.

3. Timanfaya National Park (Lanzarote)Marvel at volcanic craters and lava fields in this otherworldly UNESCO site.

4. Fuerteventura’s Golden BeachesFrom Corralejo to Sotavento, explore miles of pristine sand and blue lagoons.

5. Canarian CuisineDon’t miss papas arrugadas (salted potatoes) with mojo sauce, or fresh seafood by the coast.


🏨 Where to Stay in the Canary Islands

From all-inclusive resorts to private villas and boutique hotels, the Canary Islands cater to every travel style.

  • Families: Costa Adeje (Tenerife), Maspalomas (Gran Canaria)

  • Couples: Playa Blanca (Lanzarote), Puerto del Carmen (Lanzarote)

  • Adventure seekers: Corralejo (Fuerteventura), La Palma

At LG Travel NI, we work with trusted hotel partners to bring you exclusive flight and accommodation deals tailored to your preferences.


✈️ Getting to the Canary Islands from Northern Ireland

With direct flights from Belfast, Dublin, and UK airports, the Canaries are only 4–5 hours away.

LG Travel NI can arrange everything — from flights and transfers to all-inclusive resort stays, giving you a seamless start to your sunshine getaway.


💡 Expert Travel Tips from LG Travel NI

  • Always pack sunscreen — the Canarian sun is strong year-round.

  • Book popular excursions like Teide or Timanfaya in advance.

  • Hire a car if you want to explore beyond the main resort towns.

  • Visit local markets for souvenirs, local wine, and handmade crafts.


🌴 Ready to Book Your Canary Islands Holiday?

Whether you’re chasing winter sunshine, family fun, or romantic island escapes, the Canary Islands deliver it all.

Let LG Travel NI craft your perfect trip — with hand-picked resorts, flexible flights, and unbeatable value.


👉 Start planning your next Canary Islands holiday today with LG Travel NI — your trusted travel experts for Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, and beyond.

📩 Contact us now for exclusive deals and special offers.

 
 
 

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