The Canary Islands is a sun-soaked, Spanish archipelago off the northwest coast of Africa, renowned for its diverse landscapes, year-round pleasant weather, and, of course, stunning beaches. Here are 10 of the best beaches, each offering its own unique beauty and charm🌴
Playa del Duque
A great mix of access to amenities and rugged coastlines, all with amazing views of course! Head here for a day under the sun, soft sands, and adorable shops/restaurants along the way.
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Known as the main, urban beach of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria this is a quintessential visit on a trip to the Canary Islands.
See MorePlaya De Jandia, Fuerteventura
The sparkling blue waters and uncrowded shores here make this spot a standout. Come for an unforgettable sunset!
See MorePlaya de Papagayo
Fewer amenities, which means fewer beachgoers here! There is a lax beach retreat with delicious cocktails, yoga classes, and of course warm, turquoise waters along the shores here.
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See MorePlaya de las Conchas
Overlooking Lanzarote’s cliffs, become amazed by the golden sands and relaxing waves on this quiet beach. After a day in the sun, head to one of the laidback seafood restaurants in Caleta de Sebo.
See MorePlaya de Las Teresitas
Just a 15-minute drive north of Santa Cruz, this beach is a mile of golden sands, and turquoise waters, and surrounded by towering hills filled with cacti and palm trees.
See MorePlaya del Janubio
Deserted shorelines and roaring waves are all you'll find on this volcanic, black-sand beach. There is a large, natural lagoon that was formed by the volcanic activity here. It is located near the Salinas as well, so you can pick up a jar of sea salt here as a souvenir!
See MoreNorth Beach Sardina
A postcard come to life! Colorful homes line the rugged, cliffy shores of this teensy beach area. You'll want to be snapping photos here.
See MoreBeach Bollullo
Fine, volcanic, black sands line the shores of this beautiful Tenerife beach. Take 30 minutes to walk the Camino el Bollullo, leading you to Puerto de la Cruz. Note that the waves here can be rough and tough for swimming, so be careful.
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