Eight inhabited isles make up the Canary Islands archipelago, with whispers or a ninth. Searching for it will give you the voyage of a lifetime.
Eight inhabited isles make up the Canary Islands archipelago, and legend has it that a monk named Saint Brandon, journeying across the Atlantic, encountered a giant fish who carried him to a ninth island. It’s since vanished, but a search for San Borondón will still give you the voyage of a lifetime.Tenerife
Emerging from the forest, winding roads through gravity-defying rock formations lead to the base of Mount Teide—the tallest peak of the Canary Islands. A short gondola ride to the summit reveals the most incredible views, and a drop in temperature as you stand above the clouds. At certain times of day, the mountain casts a vast shadow over the sea, which some believe to be the illusion of a ninth island.
Arguably the most “volcanic” of the islands, Lanzarote offers another landscape entirely. Ringed by lively coastal resorts and freckled with uniformly white architecture, the protected biosphere interior is a beautifully ethereal surface of frozen lava flows. Eruptions that formed the island also enriched the soil with ash that deliciously infuses the flavor of grapes grown in the island’s vineyards to produce excellent wines.
Wild and barely touched, La Graciosa is the newest Canary Island, only officially recognized in 2018. Its lack of paved roads and only light scattering of holiday homes make it an ideal place for those seeking tranquility by the ocean. Fine-sand beaches like Caleta de Arriba are often found in blissfully isolated areas, where you’ll likely find yourself the only human occupant.Please be respectful of copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited.
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