The Canary Islands offer stunning landscapes, consistent winds, and well-equipped marinas, making them a fantastic destination for sailing.
Day 1: Gran Canaria (Las Palmas Marina)
Arrival and Preparation: Arrive at Las Palmas Marina, stock up on provisions, and familiarize yourself with your vessel.
Explore: Visit the old town, Vegueta, and enjoy local Canarian cuisine.
Overnight: Dock at Las Palmas Marina.
Day 2: Gran Canaria → Tenerife (Santa Cruz Marina)
Distance: ~60 nautical miles (~10-12 hours)
Highlights: A long but rewarding sail to Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Look out for dolphins and pilot whales en route.
Overnight: Dock at Santa Cruz Marina. Explore the city center and enjoy local tapas.
Day 3: Tenerife (Santa Cruz) → La Gomera (San Sebastián Marina)
Distance: ~30 nautical miles (~5-6 hours)
Highlights: Sail to La Gomera, known for its lush greenery and dramatic cliffs.
Explore: Discover San Sebastián, the island's charming capital, and learn about Christopher Columbus’s connection to the island.
Overnight: Dock at San Sebastián Marina.
Day 4: La Gomera Exploration
Activities: Rent a car or take a tour to explore Garajonay National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy a hike or simply relax in the tranquil surroundings.
Overnight: Return to San Sebastián Marina.
Day 5: La Gomera → El Hierro (Puerto de La Restinga)
Distance: ~40 nautical miles (~6-8 hours)
Highlights: Sail to the smallest and westernmost Canary Island, El Hierro, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
Explore: Visit La Restinga, known for its vibrant underwater world, ideal for divers.
Overnight: Dock at Puerto de La Restinga.
Day 6: El Hierro → La Palma (Santa Cruz Marina)
Distance: ~60 nautical miles (~10-12 hours)
Highlights: A longer sail to La Palma, also called "La Isla Bonita" for its stunning landscapes.
Explore: Relax in Santa Cruz, a colonial-style town with cobbled streets and colorful balconies.
Overnight: Dock at Santa Cruz Marina.
Day 7: La Palma Exploration
Activities: Visit Caldera de Taburiente National Park for hiking or explore the volcanic Ruta de los Volcanes.
Overnight: Dock at Santa Cruz Marina.
Day 8: La Palma → Tenerife (Los Gigantes Marina)
Distance: ~50 nautical miles (~8-10 hours)
Highlights: Sail to Los Gigantes on the west coast of Tenerife, famous for its dramatic cliffs.
Explore: Enjoy a relaxing evening with views of the cliffs.
Overnight: Dock at Los Gigantes Marina.
Day 9: Tenerife → Gran Canaria (Pasito Blanco Marina)
Distance: ~60 nautical miles (~10-12 hours)
Highlights: Head back to Gran Canaria, docking at the charming Pasito Blanco Marina on the south coast.
Explore: Relax on nearby beaches or visit the lively town of Maspalomas.
Overnight: Dock at Pasito Blanco Marina.
Day 10: Gran Canaria (Pasito Blanco → Las Palmas)
Distance: ~40 nautical miles (~6-8 hours)
Highlights: Sail back to Las Palmas Marina, completing your loop around the Canary Islands.
Farewell: Return your vessel, explore Las Palmas if time allows, and prepare for departure.
Key Tips:
Weather and Winds: Be prepared for the northeast trade winds, which can be strong but consistent.
Navigation: Ensure you have up-to-date charts and GPS equipment.
Marinas: Most marinas require advance bookings, especially in high season.
Safety: Keep an eye on forecasts and always have a backup plan for unexpected weather.
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