A short look at any map of the Canary Islands and you can't help but notice one that has a weird shape, its the farthest to the northwest, almost as separated as El Hierro, the smallest of the seven. This island, which some say has the shape of an almond, [Continue reading]

Or so is the history behind this unique island. Consider the second smallest of the seven main islands, the smallest being "El Hierro", La Gomera boast a great deal of history, traditions, beauty, and culture. The island is known to historians, and locals alike, as the island that paved the [Continue reading]

Considered to be uninhabited until the late 19th century and comprised by the Isla Graciosa, Montaña Clara and Alegranza, this small archipelago inside the Canary Islands is home to legends, beautiful sceneries, amazing anchorages (some of the best in the entire Canary Islands), and  also to incredible beaches. Located between [Continue reading]