All Inclusive Holidays to Canary Islands in September

Each island has a distinct character, and these choices show how the landscapes and pace vary across the archipelago.

• Puerto del Carmen: Islands in September: the shoulder season brings warm sea temperatures, quieter beaches and softer evening light across the Ionian. Head to Paleokastritsa on the west coast of this Ionian island, where turquoise coves, monastery views and gentle boat trips make September the ideal month to enjoy the island at its most relaxed. It is exactly the brief our Canary Islands Beach Holidays deals are built around.
• Fuerteventura's north coast: Fuerteventura is the most arid of the main islands, with long white beaches and strong winds that suit windsurfing and kitesurfing. Its all inclusive hotels tend to be lower-rise and spread along the coast, which means a quieter stay than on the busier resort islands. Those seeking calm can look at Canary Islands Adults Only Holidays on the north coast. The trade-off is fewer shops and nightlife, so this island works best for guests who value open beaches and a slower pace.
• La Gomera: La Gomera is one of the smaller and quieter islands, with laurel forest walks in Garajonay National Park and a slow pace that differs sharply from the resort islands. All inclusive accommodation is limited compared with Tenerife, so guests tend to choose small hotels and self-catering alongside a meal plan. It suits travellers who want hiking and a quiet base, and those exploring Canary Islands Luxury Holidays will find a few refined boutique options. Transport between villages takes longer than on the larger islands.
• El Hierro: El Hierro is the smallest and most westerly of the main islands, and it holds a UNESCO biosphere reserve designation. Its all inclusive options are very few, so this is a destination for guests who accept a more independent holiday with fewer packaged extras. Its quiet roads and low-key villages reward travellers seeking an uncrowded September escape, though the island is less convenient for those who want a fully inclusive resort.
• Gran Canaria's Las Canteras: Las Canteras is a sheltered urban beach on the edge of Las Palmas, protected by a natural reef that keeps the water calm and shallow for children. It is close to the city centre, so guests can combine a beach stay with museums and markets, though it is a city setting rather than a secluded resort. Families searching Canary Islands Family Holidays will appreciate its gentle water. September is a comfortable time to visit, with warm water and fewer people on the sand.