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Explore the Canary Islands, an archipelago where each island is a world of its own, from the lunar landscapes of Lanzarote to the ancient forests of La Gomera. With Grand Angle, a specialist in walking and cycling holidays, discover these volcanic islands at your own pace. Whether you choose the friendly atmosphere of a group holiday led by our local experts or the independence of a self-guided holiday, we take care of all the logistics to give you complete peace of mind. Enjoy the mild climate and the variety of trails we have selected for you. Discover our itineraries, designed to immerse you in the natural beauty of the Canary Islands.

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Giovanna Crippa
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Beyond the familiar stereotypes, the Canary Islands are an excellent destination for hiking enthusiasts and nature lovers. Each island has its own distinctive character and landscapes: Lanzarote’s volcanic terrain sculpted by fire, La Gomera’s ancient laurel forests, and the wild, unspoilt beauty of El Hierro. With a subtropical climate known as “eternal spring”, the Canary Islands are ideal for exploring on foot or by bike for much of the year, offering a welcome spell of mild weather when Europe is under grey skies. Expect an immersive experience among spectacular national parks and striking coastal panoramas.
At Grand Angle, we know that every traveller is unique. That is why we offer two ways to discover the archipelago:
The Canary Islands are wonderfully suited to outdoor activities. Hiking remains the best way to experience the diversity of their landscapes, from coastal trails to volcanic climbs. For those who prefer two wheels, an organised cycling holiday offers a different perspective, with well-maintained roads and routes through unique scenery, such as our cycling tour around Lanzarote.
The archipelago enjoys a pleasant climate all year round. However, the best seasons for hiking are spring and autumn, when temperatures are mild and nature is at its most vibrant. Winter is also an excellent time to escape the cold of mainland Europe and enjoy plenty of sunshine on the coastal trails. Summer can be hot, particularly on the eastern islands, but remains suitable for walking at higher altitudes.
With well-marked trails of varying difficulty and plenty of other activities to enjoy (beaches, stargazing and nature parks), the archipelago is a perfect destination for a family holiday in nature. Routes can be adapted for younger walkers, offering a wonderful introduction to adventure travel in a safe and fascinating setting. Please contact us to discuss any tailor-made holiday plans.




François 12/27/25 • Lanzarote, the island of colours
— We were very satisfied on all levels, with the quiet accommodation in a peaceful village, far from the tourist resorts and well placed for the various hikes and site visits. Exciting hikes in lava fields and on volcanoes. Interesting visits to the works of César Manrique. The visit to the island of La Graciosa is well worth it, as is the ascent to the Caldera Blanca, which gives you a glimpse of the depth of the crater. Perhaps it's a pity that you don't recommend it more in the topo of Islotes en traversée.
Laurent 1/30/26 • Self-guided walking on La Gomera
— Sumptuous, varied landscapes. The accommodation is top-notch and the organization perfect, as always with great angles.
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Muriel 1/30/26 • Self-guided walking on La Gomera
— Magnificent landscapes and routes, carefully selected accommodation in quiet, pleasant locations.
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