To the Canary Islands for a embrace with the Atlantic under a starry sky

Whilst cities on the European mainland are grappling with increasingly sweltering summers, there is a strip of land in the Atlantic where the heat is mild and the night invites you to look up at the sky. In the Canary Islands, caressed by the trade winds that keep the temperature at a constant average of 26 °C, summer is not spent cooped up in air-conditioned rooms, but enjoyed in the open air. With prehistoric forests, ancient volcanoes, natural pools and skies free from light pollution, the archipelago offers a natural haven for those seeking a rejuvenating holiday in close contact with nature.