Canaries
Cruises to Canaries
The Canary Islands boast golden beaches, volcanic scenery, and year-round sunshine. Explore charming villages, lush forests, and scenic trails, or relax by turquoise Atlantic waters—an unforgettable destination for culture, adventure, and relaxation in equal measure.
Where spring feels eternal and volcanic landscapes meet Spanish charm, the Canary Islands offer a cruise experience unlike any other. From golden beaches and moonlike lava fields to colonial towns and rugged coastlines, this Atlantic archipelago blends natural wonder with cultural richness. Cruising the Canaries opens the door to both lively ports and tranquil island escapes, all from the comfort of a luxury or premium ocean voyage.
Many travelers choose Canary Islands cruises for their blend of rugged natural beauty and cultural charm. Whether sailing as part of a Spain or Mediterranean itinerary, or on a Canary-focused route, guests enjoy a mix of vibrant cities, black-sand beaches, historic old towns, and scenic volcanic interiors.
Popular stops include Tenerife, known for Mount Teide and its UNESCO-listed old quarters; Gran Canaria, home to golden beaches and dramatic ravines; and Lanzarote, with its otherworldly lava fields and César Manrique–inspired architecture. Smaller islands like La Palma and El Hierro appeal to those seeking quieter escapes, lush forests, and stargazing opportunities.
Cruises often begin or end in Lisbon, Barcelona, or even Cape Town, with some itineraries combining the Canaries with Morocco, Madeira, or the Azores. For travelers seeking an extended adventure, select Grand Voyages sail from the Canaries toward South America or Northern Europe, offering scenic sea days and a seamless blend of cultures.
Where spring feels eternal and volcanic landscapes meet Spanish charm, the Canary Islands offer a cruise experience unlike any other. From golden beaches and moonlike lava fields to colonial towns and rugged coastlines, this Atlantic archipelago blends natural wonder with cultural richness. Cruising the Canaries opens the door to both lively ports and tranquil island escapes, all from the comfort of a luxury or premium ocean voyage.
Many travelers choose Canary Islands cruises for their blend of rugged natural beauty and cultural charm. Whether sailing as part of a Spain or Mediterranean itinerary, or on a Canary-focused route, guests enjoy a mix of vibrant cities, black-sand beaches, historic old towns, and scenic volcanic interiors.
Popular stops include Tenerife, known for Mount Teide and its UNESCO-listed old quarters; Gran Canaria, home to golden beaches and dramatic ravines; and Lanzarote, with its otherworldly lava fields and César Manrique–inspired architecture. Smaller islands like La Palma and El Hierro appeal to those seeking quieter escapes, lush forests, and stargazing opportunities.
Cruises often begin or end in Lisbon, Barcelona, or even Cape Town, with some itineraries combining the Canaries with Morocco, Madeira, or the Azores. For travelers seeking an extended adventure, select Grand Voyages sail from the Canaries toward South America or Northern Europe, offering scenic sea days and a seamless blend of cultures.
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Cruise itineraries to the Canary Islands offer a perfect balance of sun-drenched coastlines, volcanic landscapes, and vibrant Spanish culture. Most voyages begin or end in major ports like Barcelona, Lisbon, or Southampton, with 7- to 14-night sailings exploring a mix of the Canaries, Madeira, the Azores, and even Moroccan ports like Casablanca or Agadir.
A typical Canary Islands cruise includes visits to Tenerife, where guests can ascend Mount Teide or stroll through the colonial streets of La Laguna; Gran Canaria, known for its beach resorts and mountain villages; and Lanzarote, famous for its lava fields and surreal volcanic landscapes. Many itineraries also include La Palma, a UNESCO biosphere reserve offering lush forests and some of the world’s clearest skies for stargazing.
Luxury and small-ship lines often include lesser-known ports like El Hierro or La Gomera, where dramatic cliffs and quiet harbors deliver a more secluded experience. In many cases, cruises also feature stops in Madeira, with its terraced vineyards and botanical gardens, or the Azores, known for whale watching and crater lakes.
For those seeking extended exploration, Grand Voyages may stretch from the Canaries to West Africa, the Mediterranean, or even across the Atlantic to South America, offering an adventurous blend of sea days and rich port experiences.
With Vacations To Points, you can enjoy exclusive pricing, limited-time cruise deals, and loyalty rewards that make your journey through the Canary Islands even more rewarding. Browse upcoming itineraries on our Find A Cruise page.
Cruise itineraries to the Canary Islands offer a perfect balance of sun-drenched coastlines, volcanic landscapes, and vibrant Spanish culture. Most voyages begin or end in major ports like Barcelona, Lisbon, or Southampton, with 7- to 14-night sailings exploring a mix of the Canaries, Madeira, the Azores, and even Moroccan ports like Casablanca or Agadir.
A typical Canary Islands cruise includes visits to Tenerife, where guests can ascend Mount Teide or stroll through the colonial streets of La Laguna; Gran Canaria, known for its beach resorts and mountain villages; and Lanzarote, famous for its lava fields and surreal volcanic landscapes. Many itineraries also include La Palma, a UNESCO biosphere reserve offering lush forests and some of the world’s clearest skies for stargazing.
Luxury and small-ship lines often include lesser-known ports like El Hierro or La Gomera, where dramatic cliffs and quiet harbors deliver a more secluded experience. In many cases, cruises also feature stops in Madeira, with its terraced vineyards and botanical gardens, or the Azores, known for whale watching and crater lakes.
For those seeking extended exploration, Grand Voyages may stretch from the Canaries to West Africa, the Mediterranean, or even across the Atlantic to South America, offering an adventurous blend of sea days and rich port experiences.
With Vacations To Points, you can enjoy exclusive pricing, limited-time cruise deals, and loyalty rewards that make your journey through the Canary Islands even more rewarding. Browse upcoming itineraries on our Find A Cruise page.