Les Canary Islands, true pearls of the Atlantic, invite you to experience something unique under an eternal sun. Just a few hours’ flight from Luxembourg, this Spanish archipelago charms with its contrasting landscapes: golden beaches, majestic volcanoes, white villages, and tropical forests. Whether you’re looking for relaxation, adventure, or discovery, a stay in the Canary Islands fulfills all desires.
Perfect climate all year round
Holidays in the Canary Islands guarantee sunshine! With mild temperatures between 20°C and 28°C, even in winter, it’s the ideal destination to escape the cold without leaving Europe.
Breathtaking landscapes
Each island reveals its personality: Mount Teide on Tenerife, the lava lands of Lanzarote, the vast beaches of Fuerteventura, the greenery of La Palma, and the dunes of Gran Canaria. A multi-faceted archipelago, ideal for lovers of nature and contrasts.
Authentic and friendly culture
Between colorful markets, delicious cuisine, and local festivities, the Canarians welcome you warmly. Taste the famous papas arrugadas with their mojosauce, explore the small villages, and let yourself be charmed by the laid-back island life.
An accessible destination from Luxembourg
Thanks to our direct flights to the Canary Islands from Luxembourg, you can easily reach your favorite island. Whether traveling as a couple, with family, or friends, we offer all-inclusive or customized stays according to your wishes.
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Les Canary Islands offer amazing diversity:
The subtropical climate of the Canary Islands ensures mild temperatures all year, generally ranging from 20°C to 28°C depending on the season. The trade winds and the terrain create slight variations from one island to another: the coasts are drier and sunnier, while the inland might be cooler, especially at high altitudes near the Teide or Roque Nublo. Rainfall remains low, mostly between November and February, making a great choice for holidays in both winter and summer. The sea temperature remains pleasant throughout most of the year, allowing for beach and water activities in any season.
Canarian cuisine focuses on simplicity and freshness. The papas arrugadas, small potatoes cooked in brine, are enjoyed with mojo rojo (spicier) and mojo verde (herbal) sauces, undeniable essentials of a stay in the Canary Islands. The gofio, roasted grain flour, accompanies soups, desserts, and traditional dishes. Goat cheeses, often aged and sometimes smoked, pair perfectly with the volcanic wines of Lanzarote. From the sea, catch-of-the-day fish, squid, and seafood can be relished in small family-owned restaurants, especially near ports. For dessert, the almond-flavored bienmesabe and palm honey offer a typical sweet touch.
Les The Canary Islands can be visited all year round, but each season has its advantages. From November to March, enjoy mild sunshine and fewer crowds: it’s the ideal time to escape the Luxembourg winter. FromApril to June, the temperatures are perfect for hiking, exploring natural parks, and alternating between visits and swimming. From July to September, the Atlantic is warmer, and the long days are perfect for beach vacations. In October, you often benefit from still-summery weather, ideal for an out-of-season trip to the Canary Islands . If you’re looking for a convenient departure, a flight to the Canary Islands from Luxembourg quickly takes you to Tenerife, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Palma, or Gran Canaria.
Looking for inspiration and first-hand stories? Let the experiences of those who have already explored this fascinating country guide you. You’ll find a wealth of information to prepare your own adventure.
The Canary Islands are not named after the birds… but after dogs! 🐕
The term Canariae Insulae comes from the Latin canis (“dog”), as the first Roman explorers found large wild dogs there. Ironically, the canaries, the emblematic yellow birds, were later named after the islands!
The official currency in Spain is the Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted. It’s useful to have some cash for small businesses or markets. ATMs (cajeros automáticos) are numerous.
The inhabitants of the Canary Islands are called the Canarians 🏝️
Singular: a Canarian
Plural: Canarians
This demonym is used to refer to all the inhabitants of the archipelago, but each island also has its own name for its inhabitants:
Tenerife → a Tinerfeño / Tinerfeña
Lanzarote → a Lanzaroteño / Lanzaroteña
Fuerteventura → a Majorero / Majorera
Gran Canaria → a Grancanario / Grancanaria
La Palma → a Palmero / Palmera
In the Canary Islands, Spanish is spoken, as the archipelago is an integral part of Spain 🇪🇸.
However, Canarians have a soft, singing accent, with typical expressions influenced by North Africa, Latin America (notably Cuba and Venezuela), and former Portuguese settlers. This “Canarian Spanish” is perfectly understandable to any Spanish speaker, but it has a more relaxed tone and sometimes a different vocabulary.
Good to know: in tourist areas like Tenerife, Fuerteventura, or Lanzarote, most locals also speak English and German, and some understand French, especially in hotels and restaurants.
In the Canaries, the electrical plugs are of type C and F. The standard voltage is 230V and the frequency is 50Hz. French devices work without an adapter.
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