Water caves - Experience fascinating escapades where volcano rock meets the sea: Cueva De La Reina Mora, Monumento Natural de Ajuy and Los Hervideros are just a few remarkable water cave locations.
Take a boat trip - Sailing from island to island will give you the unique opportunity to observe the volcanic remains and dive in the sea. Fuerteventura to Lobos Island, Charco Azule on El Hierro and whale watching on La Gomera are a few options to experience.
Beaches - The choices for beaches on these Islands are endless, but here are some notable family-friendly ones. It is worth noting that topless sunbathing for women is common on the islands, which may be disturbing to halal-conscious visitors.
El Cotillo, Fuerteventura - Lagoons, rock pools and kid-friendly beach
El Medano, Tenerife - A family-friendly beach.
Maspalomas, Gran Canaria - Family safaris are available on the sandy dunes of this desert beach.
Costa Teguise, Lanzarote - Laid-back beaches, shallow waters for children and water-sports are available.
Surfing - Whether you are a beginner or expert, the best surfing beaches are on the beaches of Lanzarote and Fuerteventura.