Canary Islands [antikvár]

The Canary Islands Gran Canaria This "continent in miniature" accommodates in its abrupt terrain a surprisingly varied landscape with brusque changes every few miles; from the mini-desert of dunes and palm groves of the sunny south, to the wooded summits, passing by voicanos, deep ravines, and impressive scenic views. Gran Canaria, the most populated of ali the islands, offers a wide range of I LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA GRAN CANARIA tourist facilities related with its beaches, including a large variety of lodgings, restaurants, shops, sports and entertainment. Lanzarote Volcanic upheavals on Lanzarote have shaped a landscape of unusual beauty. The island is covered by multi-colored lava which is especially spectacular at Timanfaya National Park. Man and this unique landscape have learned to live in harmony in an unusual association, where traditional architecture and agriculture blend with the voicanos and beaches. p. N. de Umanfaya LANZAROTE Arrecife • Puerto del Rosario FUERTEVENTURA Fuerteventura The almost desert-like dryness of the island of Fuerteventura contributes to the existence of immense beaches of golden sand which open upon a sea of crystal-clear water. Here it is possible to walk on endless stretches of sand hardly ever running into a sole, due to the sparse population and the length of the seacoast. mM'W P '.I .V'ti: V--' V i , i ; ¦ 1 i ! . tl ¦¦'im