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Route of the Canary Soul Villages

Route of the Canary Soul Villages

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Agulo

Known as "the balcony of La Gomera", Agulo stands out for its cobbled old town and unique views of Mount Teide. Between cliffs and green terraces, it preserves the traditional Canarian architecture. From the Mirador de Abrante to the Garajonay Park, this village is a haven of peace, culture and natural beauty Atlantic.

Garachico, a town of history and resilience, was reborn after a volcanic eruption in 1706. Today, its colonial streets, churches and natural pools make it unique. With sea, cliffs and cultural legacy, it is a Tenerife jewel that balances past, nature and tradition with an energy that makes the traveler fall in love with it.

Tejeda rises between volcanic mountains and almond blossom. Its white layout, the Roque Nublo and summit landscapes make it one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. Tradition, calm, hiking and almond sweets make it ideal to connect with the inner essence of Gran Canaria.

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Founded in the fifteenth century, Betancuria was the first capital of Fuerteventura. Framed by arid landscapes and gentle mountains, its historic center exudes serenity. Churches, convents and museums tell the history of the island. It is a haven of culture, majorera tradition and exquisite rural cuisine.

It is a haven of culture, majorera tradition and exquisite rural cuisine.

The old capital of Lanzarote, Teguise dazzles with its squares, white houses and cultural atmosphere. The Castle of Santa Barbara and its Sunday market reflect a past of pirates and trade. Surrounded by volcanoes and art, it is a town that condenses history, tradition and life in the heart of the island.

The Route of the Villages of Alma Canaria is a journey between cliffs, volcanoes and white streets where history merges with the Atlantic nature. More than a tour, it is an immersion in the living essence of the islands, in their flavors, landscapes and unique traditions.
Now there is only the best part left: that you live it.

This route travels through the Canary Islands.

This route runs through five villages with Canarian essence, between volcanoes, cliffs and mountains. It can be done in several days or be enjoyed little by little, savoring its history, its gastronomy and its unique environment. We hope you enjoy it!

We hope you enjoy it!

ROUTE

Route tips

Recommended duration

The Canary Soul Route is recommended to be done in 3 to 5 days, dedicating at least half a day per village to explore its history, savor its gastronomy and enjoy the natural environment. This allows for a leisurely pace, ideal for appreciating every corner without rushing. It is advisable to plan well the routes between islands to optimize the time and live a complete experience.

Travel tips

Wear comfortable clothes and appropriate footwear for walking on cobblestone streets and nature trails. Don't forget sun protection and water, especially in hot climates. Bring some warm clothes for the mountainous areas. Check in advance the availability of accommodation and inter-island transportation. Enjoy your stay calmly and respect the leisurely pace of each village.

How to move

The best way to travel this route is to combine flights or ferries between the islands with car rental at each destination. This allows freedom to visit each town at your own pace. In the old towns it is best to walk and leave the car on the outskirts. Some routes may require planned transfers. Check updated schedules and availability according to the time of year.

Respect for the environment

Each town has its own rhythm and schedule. It is advisable to check the opening hours of museums, churches and viewpoints beforehand. Many places close at noon or have limited opening hours in low season. Markets are usually held on weekends. To avoid crowds, it is best to visit early in the day or at dusk, when the atmosphere is quieter.

Schedules and visits

Each town has its own rhythm and schedule. It is advisable to check the opening hours of museums, churches and viewpoints beforehand. Many places close at noon or have limited opening hours in low season. Markets are usually held on weekends. To avoid crowds, it is best to visit early in the day or at dusk, when the atmosphere is quieter.

Flavors of the ROUTE

The route offers a gastronomic journey through the Canary Islands: gofio, goat cheese, salt fish, papas arrugadas con mojo, rabbit with salmorejo and traditional stews. The almond-based sweets and homemade buns are present in all villages. Accompany the dishes with local wines and be sure to try artisan products. This route is much more than a trip between islands: it is a journey through the living essence of the Canary Islands. Villages with soul, landscapes that thrill and flavors that linger in the memory. Walk slowly, listen to their stories and let yourself be enveloped by their authenticity, with a traveler's soul and an attentive eye, each village will be an unforgettable memory. enjoy it!