The most beautiful natural sites to discover Canary Islands

There is also a volcanic island accessible by ferry from Lanzarote - 40 min. No flights from France, while there's one of the Noria flights to come to the sun of Fuerte where there is not much to do if it's not beautiful desert landscapes. Most beaches are naturist except those of urbanized centres.

Volcanic island - last activity in the middle of the 18 th century - from the Canary Archipelago with long beaches of golden sand to the south towards Yaiza, including the beach of Papagayo but also the beaches nearby such as the Caleta Larga. We can also mention black sand beaches: Quemada to the southeast and the small coves by crossing the path to the south starting from the village or that of Janubio, adjacent to the salt marshes. In the north of the island, the coves of white sand among the shredded blocks of black lava in Orzola.

Plagistes build "bunkers" in basalt blocks to protect themselves from the wind that can blow strong. Finally, in the north-west, the long beach Del below the cliff of the mirador del Rio: more than 200 m distance from a very practicable road but a great walk and tranquility. In the vicinity, the long Pebble Beach of Famara.

Le (or ravine) of Guayadeque is classified as a natural monument and a cultural interest. The road that gremlin at the bottom of the Barranco is magnificent, and follows the course of a rio seco with a lush nature, populated with many almond almonds in the spring. In the heart of the Barranco is Cueva Bermeja, a cave village of prehispanic origin. You will also see the chapel of San Bartolomé Apostol, carved in the mountain. Many testimonies of the pre-Hispanic civilization have been found, such as mummies and cave paintings.

Restaurants. Several restaurants and bars, placed in natural rock, offer local cuisine. We recommend you El Centro or Le Tagoror which offers authentic evenings with typical cuisine and to discover the folklore of the islands.

Hiking. An easy walk runs through the ravine and allows you to discover the natural and cultural riches of the site. The trail starts at km 2,2 of the GC 103 road, shortly after the centre, with interpretation and winds up to Cueva Bermeja. Count 3 hours return.