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The Canary Islands , which belong to Spain, are fully integrated in the European Union .
The levels of quality and safety, both in infrastructures and in services, comply with European standards.
European sanitary services, with a wide range of public and private health centre.

Emergency services (ambulances, fire services and police) attend the security of people and property.

An Integrated Safety Plan serves the particular needs of the Canary Islands.

Transport system with a high level of infrastructure: airports and ports in all the islands, road networks in perfect conditions, including modern motorways, highways and ring roads.

Three universities and various research centres of international importance.

A varied cultural scene (museums, theatres, international festivals, etc), leisure and shopping areas, especially in the cities

It’s easy to get here

Here you have all the air connections to get to the Canary Islands
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Here you have the most important annual events in the Canary Islands
So much to choose from

Variety and quality are the main characteristics when it comes to accommodation

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- Blogs
  - Jet Setting in the Lanzarote
    
    Lanzarote is in fact a surprisingly cosmopolitan island
  - Best Surfing in Europe?
    
    For sunshine, a friendly welcome and a great holiday destination in both the winter and summer, Lanzarote seems to have it all.
- Others
  - El Hierro: the smallest and most remote Canary Island
    
    On the western edge of Spain's Canaries, there is nothing vaguely resembling a resort on El Hierro, an island with a rugged volcanic coast, superb diving conditions and romantic restaurants
  - Find real serenity in Gran Canaria
    
    A daze of tranquility away from the busy beaches
  - A breezy short break in Las Palmas
    
    Old world meets new in the capital of Gran Canaria. From its ornate Spanish balconies, patios and squares to its modern clubs, bars and cool urban beach life
  - A wealth of cultural history to be uncovered in the islands
    
    Delve into a fearsome past

Official Canary Islands Tourism

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