The Canary Islands
49 yachts · year-round (best oct – may) · Volcanic coasts and Atlantic blue — sailing weather all year round.
Popular:
Sail boatwith a captainCLUB NÁUTICO PUERTO COLÓN10 GUESTS / 4 CABINS / 16.75 M
2010 · Bavaria 55 Cruiser
€7 600
week · captain included
Sail boatwithout a captainPUERTO DEPORTIVO RADAZUL12 GUESTS / 6 CABINS / 14.98 M
2025 · Oceanis 51.1
€4 410
week · without captain
Sail boatWith or without a captainMARINA SAN MIGUEL6 GUESTS / 3 CABINS / 11.75 M
2025 · Sun Odyssey 380
€3 630
week · captain included
€1 980 without a captain
Sail boatwithout a captainMARINA DEL SUR8 GUESTS / 3 CABINS / 12.35 M
2024 · Sun Odyssey 410
€2 970
week · without captain
Sail boatwithout a captainMARINA DEL SUR12 GUESTS / 5 CABINS / 14.98 M
2024 · Oceanis 51.1
€4 230
week · without captain
Sail boatwithout a captainPUERTO DEPORTIVO RADAZUL12 GUESTS / 5 CABINS / 14.98 M
2024 · Oceanis 51.1
€4 230
week · without captain
Eternal spring, steady winds and dramatic volcanic scenery make the Canaries a year-round cruising ground — terraced cliffs, black-sand coves and whale-rich channels between Tenerife, La Gomera and Lanzarote.
Anchorages we love
La Gomera & the whales
The channel off Tenerife is home to resident pilot whales and dolphins year-round — then a quiet night in the cliffs of La Gomera.
Lanzarote’s lava coast
Surreal black-rock landscapes, Marina Rubicón and the clear water of Papagayo’s sheltered coves.
Mount Teide backdrop
Spain’s highest peak rises over the anchorage — golden-hour sailing with a 3,700 m volcano on the skyline.