Canary Islands from Southampton – Queen Anne – 30 November 2025
Canary Islands from Southampton – Queen Anne – 30 November 2025. Most visitors to the Canary Islands, the archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean southwest of Spain, are lured by the 600 miles of coastline and more than 500 beaches, yet there’s so much more.
Beyond the loud holiday resorts and buzzing nightlife lie wild forests, volcanic craters, bizarre lunar landscapes, and ancient towns. These exotic islands certainly have the capacity to surprise.
Las Palmas (Gran Canaria).
Sometimes referred to as a continent in miniature, Gran Canaria has a dramatic variation of terrain, ranging from green and leafy in the north to mountainous and desert-like in the south. Las Palmas is the port city and energetic capital. It has a big city feel and sun-drenched beaches. For beach fans, one of the best is urban beach Playa de las Canteras; its bustling promenade is full of stalls, cafes, and souvenir shops. Explore the city’s delightful old quarter and the district of Parque Santa Catalina, with quirky shops and sidewalk cafes. This is also where the Museo Canario is located. It has a valuable collection of local archaeological objects.
Overview
- Kids and Teens clubs
- Traditional deck games
- 2 spacious outdoor pools
- Traditional Afternoon Tea
- 4 main dining venues, corresponding to your accommodation
- The Pavillion – featuring a glass dome roof, outdoor screen, live music, and more
