All Inclusive Holidays to Canary Islands in May

These resort areas are the most common bases for all inclusive stays, each with a different atmosphere and set of facilities.

• Costa Adeje: Discover the best All Inclusive Resorts in May in Gouvia, a lively and picturesque area on the north-east coast of Corfu. With warm spring sunshine, calm turquoise waters of the bay and a relaxed marina atmosphere, May is the perfect time to book a stress-free all-inclusive package with food, drinks and entertainment covered from breakfast until late evening. It is exactly the brief our Tenerife holidays deals are built around.
• Playa del Inglés: Playa del Inglés on the south coast of Gran Canaria offers long beaches, a lively promenade and a broad mix of all inclusive hotels suited to couples and families alike. It sits close to the famous coastal dunes, which makes it easy to combine a resort stay with walks and sunset views. The resort is more built up than quieter corners of the island, so it can feel busy at midday. Its strength is convenience and variety, and it is a sensible choice when you want an all inclusive base with plenty to do nearby.
• Playa Blanca: Playa Blanca in the south of Lanzarote is a calmer resort town with sandy beaches, a relaxed seafront and a marina nearby for boat trips. Its location makes it a practical base if you want to visit Fuerteventura, since ferries to the neighbouring island depart from the north of Lanzarote nearby. Accommodation is more modest in scale than in the largest resorts, which suits travellers who prefer a quieter stay. We see it as a good fit for relaxed beach holidays where the emphasis is on rest. It is exactly the brief our Lanzarote holidays deals are built around.
• Corralejo: Corralejo is a fishing village at the north tip of Fuerteventura, known for long sandy beaches and water sports that thrive in the island's steady breezes. Its all inclusive options are fewer than in the big south coast resorts, but the setting is distinctive, with a village atmosphere and easy walks along the shore. The island is windy, which is ideal for kitesurfing and windsurfing but less suited to those seeking still, sheltered water. We recommend it for guests who want open beaches and a laid-back village base, and you can browse our Fuerteventura holidays page for more ideas.
• Maspalomas: Maspalomas in the south of Gran Canaria pairs a long resort beachfront with protected dunes that create a setting very different from the built-up coastline. Golf courses and a relaxed resort feel make it appealing for stays where you want time between sunbathing and scenic walks. The resort is spread out, so you will often rely on taxis or buses to reach restaurants further afield. We think it is a strong choice for beach-focused all inclusive holidays with a quieter pace.