Canary Islands Cruise Deals

With an abundance of golden dunes and luscious forests, the Canary Islands are so much more than the exciting seafront resorts they’re known for; on Canary Island cruises, you’ll explore the crashing waterfalls of La Palma, Lanzarote’s lava fields, and so much more, all while soaking in stunning sunshine and captivating culture.

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Canary Islands / Azores Cruise Deals

Cruise lines Sailing to Canary Islands / Azores

Relatively close to home, and the perfect addition to any Europe cruise or voyage to Northern Africa, cruises to the Canary Islands are a popular option with cruisers chasing some warmer weather throughout the year. And, with a variety of cruise lines offering sailings to this stunning holiday hotspot – from budget-friendly cruise lines and those perfect for families to luxury cruise lines and more – there’s a cruise experience for everyone to enjoy when it comes to Canary Islands cruises.

Cruise ships sailing to Canary Islands / Azores

If the Canary Islands are on your travel bucket list, and they really should be, you’ll be pleased to know that there’s an incredible selection of cruise ships waiting to whisk you away on an adventure to this stunning Spanish archipelago. Whether you’re looking at the latest Canary Island cruises from Southampton, or thinking about a fly cruise from somewhere sunnier, these remarkable volcanic isles await!

Types of cruises to Canary Islands / Azores

Hoping to hop onto a Canary Island cruise from Southampton, or a fly cruise stopping off at this stunning destination? Well, you have options when it comes to voyages venturing to this Spanish archipelago. As you can see below, you’ll find last-minute deals and all-inclusive packages alongside luxury experiences and family-friendly adventures; whatever cruise experience you’re after, there are Canary Islands cruises to suit.

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Top Canary Islands Cruise Destinations and Shore Excursions

Canary Island cruises to Tenerife

Being the largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife possesses dramatically contrasting landscapes and an abundance of diverse experiences to be uncovered, from the towering heights of snow-capped volcano Mount Teide to the mystique of the tropical forests and magnetic shorelines. Meanwhile the capital, Santa Cruz, welcomes shopaholics with deliciously designer boutiques, after which you can soak up the year-round sunshine on the island’s many beautiful beaches. The animal park, cable car ride and carnival celebration also make for must do excursions that will keep the whole family smiling.

Canary Island cruises to Lanzarote

The main port of Lanzarote, Arrecife is home to many wonderful sights, beautiful beaches and quaint whitewashed houses. In particular, you should look out for the Timanfaya National Park with its red and black landscape where if you go on a guided tour, you'll be treated to some experiments which prove that the volcano is only dormant. Back at sea level and you can lap up the sun on the famous Lanzarote beaches, which is in abundance given the easterly location of this island.

Canary Island cruises to El Hierro

This may be the most remote and least developed of the Canary Islands, but there's still plenty for visitors to see and do. With a small dock at Puerto de La Estaca and tiny capital of Valverde, cruisers will be able to get a pint-sized taste of life on these islands. While you're there, keep an eye out for the rugged, volcanic landscape, especially at El Sabinar where the strong winds make the juniper trees grow in strange shapes.

Canary Islands cruises to La Gomera

The main town on this beautiful island is San Sebastian, where you can visit the port where Christopher Columbus left for the new world, as well as the Garajonay National park where a guided tour will help you discover the unique ecosystem here. However, if you're lucky, you may come across the most unique aspect of this island: Silbo. As the island is punctuated by deep ravines, some locals still communicate by this ancient language of whistles.

Canary Island cruises to Fuerteventura

With its miles of beaches and sunny weather, Fuerteventura is popular for those wanting to get stuck into some water sports, especially windsurfing. However, if you'd rather stay on dry land, there's plenty of opportunity to sit back and relax on the sand or explore some of the oldest towns in this part of the world, including Betansuria and La Oliva.

Canary Island cruises to Gran Canaria

With its golden sandy beaches and endless dunes, sunshine and fascinating sights, Gran Canaria is an unmissable cruise destination. Whether you decide to stroll around the bustling, cosmopolitan capital city Las Palmas and visit the Christopher Columbus Museum in the Vegueta district, the old town, enjoy the exciting submarine dive or visit the waterpark, you'll find yourself falling in love with this slice of paradise.

Canary Island cruises to Madeira

Also called the ‘Pearl on the Ocean’, the capital of Madeira, Funchal, is filled with fine beaches and beautiful gardens. You will be amazed by the breathtaking scenery surrounded by banana plantations, lush greenery and vineyards. Either relax in Funchal's Botanical Gardens or for a little more physical exertion, enjoy the "levada" walks (the paths alongside the mini canals) throughout the island.

Canary Island cruises to Morocco

For a taste of the exotic, the fabulous Moroccan ports of Agadir and Casablanca are a melting pot of local culture and Western influence. Old elements blend seamlessly with modern life to create attractive and unique resorts. Don’t miss the Agadir Grand Souk, the largest covered market in the area. A shore excursion to one of these ports is an ideal way to snap up some souvenirs, with everything from leather to spice before heading back up to Portugal and Spain or perhaps even on your homeward leg of the journey. There are lots of different cruises to Morocco to choose from, no matter where you want to visit along the way!