Nicknamed “the pretty island”, La Palma offers some spectacular hiking. Volcanic landscapes reach above the clouds, dropping down into lush green valleys. Walk or cycle your way round these fantastic backdrops. On your way, you’re sure to pass small towns and villages and their terraced crops of bananas.

Tenerife is the largest and most popular of the Canary Islands, and home to Mount Teide, the tallest peak in Spain. Visitors can explore volcanic rock formations and tropical forest, beautiful beaches and dramatic landscape, with a diverse selection of nightlife on offer too.

The Arrecife Port is surrounded by picturesque views and natural beauty. Panoramic views from the port take in the islands Montanas del Fuego or Mountains of Fire, a solidified lava mountain range surrounded by dormant volcanoes. The beaches surrounding the port offer white sand, turquoise waters and a range of water sports. Even the shops offer old style architecture, making this a beautiful, historic port to visit.

Madeira lies within an Atlantic archipelago to the west of Morocco. The Gulf Stream gives the island its warm year-round weather and flowers that bloom in riotous colour along its mountainous terrain. Madeira offers mountain walks with breathtaking views, trails on horseback, bird watching, big game fishing, boat trips, surfing, canyoning, scuba diving and whale and dolphin watching. Visit Monte Palace Tropical Garden, or Santa Clara Monastery, or just relax and enjoy the islands fabulous nature.

Vigo is set in a beautiful natural environment and its cultural scene far exceeds its size. Try the local seafood at the port, go shopping at the Rua do Príncipe, or brave the blue fire of the traditional Galacian punch drink queimada.