Canary Islands from Tenerife - Fly Cruise., 16 November 2026 (11 nights)

Located on the Golden Mile, Playa de Las Americas' premier tourist, leisure, and shopping district, the 5-star Hotel Mediterranean Palace offers a beachfront escape. Indulge in the expansive outdoor pool, sand volleyball court, or fitness center (surcharge). The resort also features complimentary Wi-Fi, babysitting services (surcharge), and an arcade/game room. An area shuttle is available for exploring nearby destinations (surcharge). Each of the 535 air-conditioned guestrooms features a private balcony, free Wi-Fi, and satellite TV. Private bathrooms include a shower and complimentary toiletries. Savor international cuisine at The Pier buffet restaurant with themed food stations, or enjoy specialized dining at Coal (grilled specialties) and Diabolo (Italian). 24-hour room service is also available. Unwind at the bar/lounge or the poolside Kiosko bar. For business needs, a business center and information center are provided. The resort offers conference space and meeting rooms for events. Roundtrip airport shuttle service is available (surcharge, 24 hours), and free self-parking is onsite. Nearby attractions include Siam Park, Fañabe Beach, and Arona Pyramid.

Stroll through lively plazas, soak up the sun on volcanic beaches, and explore the stunning landscapes of Tenerife’s rugged north.

Stroll along scenic promenades, explore volcanic landscapes, and unwind on sandy beaches in this charming Lanzarote town.

Stroll through lush gardens, explore the vibrant market, and soak in stunning views of Madeira’s rugged coastline.

Beyond its famous shoreline, Porto Santo offers unique natural and cultural experiences that set it apart from Madeira. You can explore the Zebro Viewpoint to see the island's distinctive "piano key" geological formations or visit the Quinta das Palmeiras, a surprising mini oasis and bird sanctuary in the middle of the island's arid landscape. Golf enthusiasts are drawn to the world class Porto Santo Golf, designed by Seve Ballesteros, which stretches across the island from the beach to the northern cliffs. For a taste of local life, the island is renowned for its traditional Lambeca ice cream and its version of bolo do caco, which you can enjoy in the quiet plazas of Vila Baleira.

A bustling resort town within the picturesque Bay of Biscay, San Sebastian is a popular stop off for cruise ships. Surrounded by the mountainous Basque Country, it has a quaint promenade, delicious cuisine and a pretty old town with lots of restaurants, bars and boutiques. Top attractions in San Sebastian include Palacio Miramar, the San Sebastian Aquarium and San Telmo Museum.

Puerto de la Estaca is the vital maritime gateway and main port of El Hierro, the smallest and most remote of Spain's Canary Islands. Nestled along the rugged northeastern coast near the capital town of Valverde, this modern yet peaceful harbour serves as the island's primary lifeline, welcoming regular passenger ferries and cargo ships from neighbouring Tenerife. The port features a well equipped marina for pleasure boats, a modern passenger terminal, and a small, inviting dark sand beach right next to the docks. Tucked beneath dramatic volcanic cliffs, it offers travelers a scenic first look at the island's raw, untouched natural beauty.

Teeming with colourful colonial houses as well as traditional architecture, Santa Cruz de La Palma offers a Canarian and Caribbean feel. It’s history dates back to the 15th century which can be uncovered at numerous museums and picturesque churches. Alternatively, you can find high-end shopping and traditional tapas along cobblestone streets as well as a fun zoo that’s perfect for families and children.

Stroll through lively plazas, soak up the sun on volcanic beaches, and explore the stunning landscapes of Tenerife’s rugged north.