An atlas in 7 plates
The Canary Islands,
island by island
187 places in 80 areas, from El Hierro in the west to Lanzarote in the east – beaches, volcanoes, old towns and the roads between them.
The islands
07 plates · west to east-
Plate 01
El Hierro
The smallest and most remote of the Canary Islands.
12 places
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Plate 02
La Palma
One of the Canary Islands’ most striking natural destinations.
22 places
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Plate 03
La Gomera
An island of deep ravines, ancient forests and quiet coastal villages.
15 places
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Plate 04
Tenerife
The largest and most diverse of the Canary Islands.
34 places
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Plate 05
Gran Canaria
Often described as a “miniature continent”, thanks to its extraordinary variety of landscapes, climates and cultural…
49 places
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Plate 06
Fuerteventura
The Canary Islands’ great open horizon.
28 places
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Plate 07
Lanzarote
An island shaped by fire, art and silence.
27 places
Places worth the detour
This week-
Garafía Coast
Wild Cliffs on La Palma’s Remote Northwest
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Puerto de la Cruz Old Town
Basalt Streets Beside the Atlantic
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Montaña de Tindaya
Sacred Mountain of Northern Fuerteventura
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Tacorón Beach
Playa de Tacorón — Calm Southern Cove in the Mar de las Calmas
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Volcán del Cuervo Volcanic Crater
Walk‑Inside Crater in the Timanfaya Lava Fields
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Alojera Village
La Gomera’s Quiet West‑Coast Village Beneath Steep Volcanic Slopes
