The Canary Islands archipelago located in the Atlantica, attracts travelers with its unique beauty. It is a group of volcanic islands that includes the Azores, Cape Verde, Madeira, and Selvagens.
The Canary Islands: A Volcanic Paradise in the Arms of the Atlantic
Explore cities, marinas, sailing spots and charter yachts in Canary islands. Plan the perfect itinerary, select the right yachts and book at the best price.
Sailing in Canary islands
Sailing season
Year Round
Travel season
Year Round
Available Marinas
13
Charter Boats
33
Worth knowing
Telephone code:
+34
Language:
Spanish
Timezone:
UTC+1
Currency:
EUR
The islands are located 55 nautical miles off the coast of northwestern Morocco and around the 28th parallel north latitude. They are part of Spain and have two capitals: Santa Cruz de Tenerife on vibrant Tenerife and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
The archipelago consists of some huge islands such as:
- Tenerife.
- Homer.
- Hierro.
- Palm.
- Gran Canaria.
- Fuerteventura.
- Lanzarote.
Each place has its own unique history and special atmosphere, attracting guests from all around the world.
Yachting in the Canary Islands: Maintenance, Rental, and Certification
The Canary Islands have a developed yachting industry where you can utilize yacht maintenance services or rent yachts. The skipper must provide a tidal certificate in certain cases.To rent a yacht without a crew in the Canary Islands, you must:
- at least one crew member had a yacht operating license recognized by the Spanish authorities (RYA, IYT, ISSA);
- the charter company may request an assessment of experience at sea or a demonstration of skills on a short trip at sea if there are doubts about qualifications.
If the results are not satisfactory, you may hire a local skipper or undergo training for an additional fee.
Additional tips:
- Book a yacht in advance, especially during the high season.
- Compare prices from different charter companies.
- Check rental conditions, including insurance, fuel, and additional expenses.
- Please ensure that the selected qualification matches the requirements of the yacht ordered.
Available charter yachts
9654 €
per week
5
People
2
Cabins
34 ft
Length
2021
Built in
14783 €
per week
8
People
3
Cabins
41 ft
Length
2012
Built in
19112 €
per week
10
People
4
Cabins
43 ft
Length
2009
Built in
20949 €
per week
8
People
4
Cabins
47 ft
Length
2013
Built in
21171 €
per week
8
People
3
Cabins
42 ft
Length
2017
Built in
22660 €
per week
8
People
3
Cabins
43 ft
Length
2007
Built in
26325 €
per week
8
People
4
Cabins
47 ft
Length
2018
Built in
26929 €
per week
10
People
4
Cabins
44 ft
Length
2006
Built in
32916 €
per week
8
People
3
Cabins
41 ft
Length
2022
Built in
Tourism – the foundation of the islands' economy
It is this industry that has become the driving force behind the economy. However, the increased tourist flow has led to excessive land development and the transformation of many picturesque coastlines into mundane buildings.
Popular Entertainment:
- yachting;
- diving;
- water sports: windsurfing and kitesurfing;
- walking;
- cycling routes;
- whale watching.
Ideal conditions for these activities:
- year-round warm climate;
- steady winds;
- diverse underwater fauna.
Sailing routes in Canary Islands
Check out our charter itinerary from Tenerife to La Gomera.
Lanzarote
4
yachts
San Sebastian de La Gomera
0
yachts
Corralejo
0
yachts
Other activities in the Canary Islands
The Canary Islands are an amazing place on the map and a rich source of unforgettable experiences that can please anyone. The carnivals and festivals on the islands bring vibrant dances, colorful costumes, and a variety of local cuisine to life. Attending these events becomes a true holiday for the body and soul.
Discover new tastes by trying paella, mojo picon (canarian red pepper sauce), papas arrugadas (wrinkled potatoes), tapas, and other traditional dishes. The locals are always welcoming and helpful, creating a friendly environment where you will feel at home. You can find a lot of experiences in it! This is a place where dreams come true!
Water Season (°C)
24-28
Air Temperature (°C)
28-32
Wind Force (Beaufort)
3-6
The Origin of the Name "Canary Islands"
There are several versions:
1. "Isles of Dogs":
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A scientist from Ancient Greece claimed that "Canariae Insulae," which means "Isles of Dogs" in Latin, was named due to the abundance of large dogs that inhabited the area.
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Other versions suggest that the "dogs" are fur seals in these waters.
2. Berber Theory. According to some historians, the name comes from the Canarii Berber tribe, which lived in Morocco.
3. "Isles of the Blessed". Due to their favorable climate and fertile lands, the islands were sometimes referred to as the "Isles of the Blessed" during the Middle Ages.
4. Phoenician Theory. This version claims that the name "Canary" comes from the Phoenician word "kynaria," meaning "island of purple dogs.".
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