Beach HotelAll InclusiveBLUESEA Puerto Resort
Puerto de la Cruz, TenerifeClose to the beach
- Flights included
- 15 Nov 2026 – 7 Nights
- All Inclusive
£169pp
All Inclusive Beach Holidays to Canary Islands

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Mild temperatures hold through the year, with winter coastal days usually around 18 to 21 °C. That makes the islands a dependable choice whenever you need a break from grey skies back home. Spring and autumn offer particularly comfortable conditions for walking and exploring.
Each island has its own scenery, from the volcanic plains of Lanzarote to the laurel forests of La Gomera. Teide National Park on Tenerife is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Spain's highest peak sits within it. You can swap a beach day for a mountain walk without leaving the island.
Direct flights to Tenerife and Gran Canaria take around 4 hours 30 minutes from London. That makes the islands one of the quicker warm-weather options for a short break. Journey times are simple enough for a long weekend as well as a full week.
Inter-island ferries link several of the islands, so you can combine two bases in one trip. Schedules vary, so check timetables before you plan. Buses also connect towns on each island, which keeps getting around straightforward. Allowing a spare half day for travel will help your plans run smoothly and without rushing.
You can stay in large beach resorts, small historic towns or quiet villages depending on your preference. The range of accommodation covers families, couples and solo travellers. Many visitors find that a mix of resort and village stays gives the best balance of activity and rest. Each island offers something different for each type of traveller.
Sheltered beaches, calm water and marinas are spread across the islands. Playa de Las Canteras in Las Palmas is protected by a natural reef. The sea is inviting even outside peak summer, making swimming a realistic daily activity for most visitors.


Blue Flag beaches meet strict standards for water quality, safety and cleanliness, and several Canary Islands coastlines carry that award.
The smaller islands offer beaches with a slower pace and fewer crowds, though transport and facilities differ from the larger islands.
The best island depends on what you want from your stay, since each one offers a different pace and type of coastline. Tenerife suits travellers who want a wide choice of resorts and a mix of beaches and mountain scenery. Lanzarote and Fuerteventura are better for wide, open beaches and a drier, more dramatic landscape. Gran Canaria combines urban beaches with dunes and cultural sites in and around Las Palmas.
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