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Package Holidays to Canary Islands

Package Holidays to Canary Islands — Canary Islands

Package Holidays to Canary Islands

Package Holidays to Canary Islands from the UK

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When you search for package holidays to Canary Islands, you pay one price for flights, accommodation and transfers, and we hold that money securely until your trip is confirmed and delivered. Go early, as popular resorts and dates fill quickly, so book sooner rather than later, particularly for school holiday weeks and sought-after sea-view rooms.

The Canary Islands are a Spanish archipelago of volcanic islands in the Atlantic, lying off the north-west coast of Africa and enjoying mild weather throughout the year. Tenerife, Gran Canaria. Each island has its own character. A package lets you combine a beach base with excursions, so you can spend your days exactly as you prefer, and you can explore the full range of Canary Islands holidays before choosing your base. Compare before you book.

Booking a package with us means the flights, the hotel and the transfers are linked together from start to finish. We check the airports. Our team reviews the hotel options for each island reliably. If something needs attention during your stay, you have one point of contact who knows the full itinerary and can act on it quickly, and you can also browse Cheap Canary Islands Holidays or Canary Islands Last Minute Holidays whenever your plans shift.

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Exclusive Package Holidays to Canary Islands Hotels

BLUESEA Puerto Resort

Beach HotelAll Inclusive

3.4Average3485 reviews

BLUESEA Puerto Resort

Puerto de la Cruz, TenerifeClose to the beach

Flights included
15 Nov 2026 – 7 Nights
All Inclusive

£169_pp

Apartamentos Be Smart Florida Plaza

Beach HotelRoom Only

3.1Average1050 reviews

Apartamentos Be Smart Florida Plaza

Puerto de la Cruz, TenerifeClose to the beach

Flights included
13 Dec 2026 – 7 Nights
Room Only

£179_pp

Casa Del Sol

Beach HotelSelf Catering

3.1Average223 reviews

Casa Del Sol

Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife1.1km from the beach

Flights included
25 Nov 2026 – 7 Nights
Self Catering

£189_pp

Hotel Tropical

Beach HotelSelf Catering

2.7Poor140 reviews

Hotel Tropical

Puerto de la Cruz, TenerifeClose to the beach

Flights included
11 Nov 2026 – 7 Nights
Self Catering

£189_pp

Elite Fuerteventura Club

Room Only

3.1Average827 reviews

Elite Fuerteventura Club

Caleta de Fuste, Fuerteventura

Flights included
5 Dec 2026 – 7 Nights
Room Only

£189_pp

La Carabela

Apartment HotelSelf Catering

3.1Average333 reviews

La Carabela

Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife1.0km from the beach

Flights included
5 Dec 2026 – 7 Nights
Self Catering

£199_pp

Apartamentos Monasterio de San Antonio

Apartment HotelRoom Only

3.8Good51 reviews

Apartamentos Monasterio de San Antonio

Icod de los vinos, Tenerife0.8km from the city centre

Flights included
1 Dec 2026 – 7 Nights
Room Only

£199_pp

Apartamentos Pez Azul

Apartment HotelSelf Catering

3.0Average568 reviews

Apartamentos Pez Azul

Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife1.0km from the beach

Flights included
13 Dec 2026 – 7 Nights
Self Catering

£209_pp

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Why Book Package Holidays to Canary Islands

Reliable year-round warmth

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.

Varied landscapes across islands

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.

Quick flights from UK

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.

Easy island hopping

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.

Resorts and villages

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 sea access

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.

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Your Guide to Package Holidays to Canary Islands

Costa Adeje, Canary Islands

Maspalomas, Canary Islands

The busiest resort areas offer the widest choice of hotels, restaurants and day-to-day amenities for a first visit.

Costa Adeje: Costa Adeje sits in the south-west of Tenerife and is one of the best-equipped resort areas on the island, with family hotels, water parks and a wide run of beaches within a short walk of each other. It suits travellers who want plenty of choice on their doorstep and easy access to the sights of the south. The trade-off is that it can feel busy at peak times, so booking a hotel with a quieter stretch of coast is worthwhile. Explore Tenerife holidays for more options.
Maspalomas: Maspalomas, in the south of Gran Canaria, combines a long sandy beach with golf courses and a relaxed resort feel that many returning visitors prefer. The nearby lighthouse and scenic promenade add a distinctive setting that you will not find in most seaside resorts. It works well for couples and beach-focused holidaymakers, though it is less lively in the evenings than the nightlife strips. Compare Gran Canaria holidays to find the right base.
Playa Blanca: Playa Blanca lies in the south of Lanzarote and offers sandy beaches, calm water and a quieter pace than the larger resort towns. It is a practical base if you want to take a ferry across to Fuerteventura, since the crossing runs from a neighbouring port. Choose it for a restful holiday with easy access to the wider island, though you will have fewer late-night options than in bigger centres. Browse Lanzarote holidays for alternatives.
Corralejo: Corralejo on the north tip of Fuerteventura is a fishing village beside the Corralejo Dunes Natural Park, with long sandy beaches and a strong reputation for water sports. Its wide, open shoreline makes it a favourite with windsurfers and kitesurfers, and the dunes give a striking setting for walks. Because the wind can be strong on some days, it suits active travellers more than those who want still, sheltered bathing every day. See Fuerteventura holidays for more choice.
Puerto de la Cruz: Puerto de la Cruz is a traditional resort on the north coast of Tenerife, known for its volcanic black-sand beaches, historic streets and the Loro Parque zoo and marine park. It offers a calmer, more cultural base than the south of the island, with botanical gardens to explore between beach days. Its cooler north-facing position can mean a fresher feel in summer, which some visitors welcome and others find less sunny than the south.

Smaller islands and hidden corners give a slower, more intimate version of the archipelago for travellers who want space.

La Graciosa: La Graciosa is the smallest inhabited island in the Canaries, reached by a short ferry crossing from Órzola on the north coast of Lanzarote. Its main village has largely unpaved roads and very few cars, so the pace of life is noticeably slower than on the larger islands. It is an excellent day trip or a quiet overnight stay for those who want to step away from resort life. Be aware that accommodation is limited, so plan your stay carefully.
La Gomera: La Gomera is one of the smaller and quieter islands, home to the Garajonay National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site covered in misty laurel forest. Its best-known village has coastal walks and laid-back dining that suit a slow, scenic break. The island suits walkers and travellers who want a relaxed escape, although its winding roads mean journeys take longer than the distances suggest.
El Hierro: El Hierro is the smallest and most westerly of the main Canary Islands and holds UNESCO biosphere reserve status. Its quiet villages, rugged coastline and clear sea appeal to travellers who value nature over nightlife. Because it has fewer hotels and infrequent connections, we recommend it for experienced island explorers rather than first-time visitors who want a busy holiday.
Anaga Rural Park: The Anaga Rural Park in the north-east of Tenerife protects ancient laurel forest, mountain villages and walking trails far from the south coast resorts. It makes an ideal contrast to a beach stay, with cooler air and dramatic ridge views that many visitors do not expect from Tenerife. Expect steep, winding routes, so allow extra time for every journey and bring suitable footwear for the trails.
Los Órganos: Los Órganos is a rock formation on the coast of the Canary Islands' Gomera neighbour, rather than the island itself: we're avoiding naming it here, so think of it as the island just west of Tenerife. Its basalt columns resemble organ pipes and are best seen from the water. It is reached by boat tours from the island, which makes a memorable half-day excursion for those staying on the coast, the same kind of easy, well-planned outing our Canary Islands Last Minute Holidays deals are built around. The formation is viewed from the sea rather than walked upon, so it is a good choice for those who enjoy boat trips more than hiking.

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Your Package Holidays to Canary Islands Questions Answered

Tenerife is often the first choice for families, particularly the resort areas of Costa Adeje, which offer family hotels, water parks and calm beaches. Gran Canaria's Playa de Las Canteras is another strong option, as its reef-sheltered water is shallow and gentle for younger children. The right island depends on whether you prefer a busy resort or a quieter urban beach. We can help you compare the options against your children's ages and interests.

Which Canary Island is best for families?

Tenerife is often the first choice for families, particularly the resort areas of Costa Adeje, which offer family hotels, water parks and calm beaches. Gran Canaria's Playa de Las Canteras is another strong option, as its reef-sheltered water is shallow and gentle for younger children. The right island depends on whether you prefer a busy resort or a quieter urban beach. We can help you compare the options against your children's ages and interests.

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