Thanks to the connections operated by the Trasmediterranea Company with the Canary Islands ferries from Cadiz, it is possible to reach the Canary Islands in about 48 hours of navigation. The ferry that leaves from Cadiz stops at all the islands of the archipelago: Cadiz-Tenerife, Cadiz-La Palma, Cadiz-Gran Canaria, Cadiz-Lanzarote, Cadiz-Fuerteventura before returning to Cadiz. It is also possible to use the Trasmediterranea ferry to move between the Canary Islands.
The beautiful Canary Islands are located off the Moroccan coast, in the Atlantic Ocean and, although belonging to Spain, enjoy a tropical atmosphere. The archipelago, made up of 7 islands (Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, La Palma, Lanzarote, La Gomera and El Hierro), is the ideal place for those who want to find a sea of intense colors, a fresh and unspoiled nature, rich villages of folklore and the typical hospitality of the islanders without having to travel thousands of kilometers… practically at your fingertips!
The Canary Islands, with their marine depths rich in flora and fauna, their imposing volcanoes, numerous natural parks, are the ideal place for nature lovers.
The archipelago has a pleasant climate all year round, with summer highs rarely exceeding 27 degrees and approaching 22 in winter. Mild temperatures, sun and clean sea make the Canaries an attractive destination practically every day of the year. One of the main attractions of the Canaries are the beaches in light sand or dark sand of volcanic origin, as the natural scenery that the islands present to the visitor who arrives for the first time in the Canaries. It should also not be forgotten that 5 of the 7 islands have been declared a Biosphere Reserve park and there are 4 National Parks in the archipelago.
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