Canary Islands Cruises
COMPLIMENTARY ALL-INCLUSIVE PACKAGE — RESERVE FOR $300 PER STATEROOM* TO START
Reserve a Canary Islands voyage departing through 2027, and enjoy unlimited Wi-Fi, gratuities, and select beer, cocktails and wine by the glass — a value of more than $1,300 for two guests on a 7-night cruise.
PLUS, secure your reservation with a deposit of just $300 per stateroom to start.
BOOK BY NOVEMBER 17, 2026
*Based on double occupancy. Terms & Conditions apply.
Small Ship Canary Islands Cruises
Experience the Canary Islands in Windstar Style
These islands have earned a reputation as the Land of Eternal Spring, with temperatures averaging 64 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit year-round.
The Canary Islands are home to 5 UNESCO Biosphere Reserves as well as 2 UNESCO Global Geoparks, including Lanzarote’s Timanfaya National Park with its amazing volcanic landscapes.
There are also 2 UNESCO World Heritage sites — the ancient capital of La Laguna on Tenerife, and the prehistoric cloud forests of Garajonay National Park on La Gomera.
Sip a glass of La Gomera's local palm honey liqueur, known as Gomeron, in the shaded plazas of La Gomera's main town.
On Lanzarote, you’ll find terraced vineyards with tiny half-moon walls around each precious vine. These methods are too labor-intensive to produce much wine, but what they create is complex and delicious.
Visit volcanic El Hierro, nicknamed the "Meridian Island," and home to entirely endemic endangered species, such as the El Hierro giant lizard.
Get Closer to the Canary Islands
This Spanish archipelago off the west coast of Africa has been a haven for mariners for centuries, and Windstar has been sailing these waters for more than a decade. We know where to find the best bodegas, UNESCO sites, troglodyte cave houses, and wrinkled potatoes with mojo sauce. But it’s in finding less-visited places that we really shine. Places like La Gomera — where you can venture inland to a primeval cloud forest or easily walk to town and spend the day sipping wine and watching boats bob in the harbor.
Star Light, Star Bright
The Canary Islands host three certified Starlight Reserves: the island of La Palma, the island of Fuerteventura, and Mount Teide and the peaks of Tenerife. The certification, from the UNESCO and IAC-supported Starlight Foundation, is awarded to places that protect the clarity of the night sky by prioritizing natural light sources, making them ideal for stargazing. How ideal? La Palma is home to the Roque de los Muchachos Observatory—one of the most important astronomical observatories in the Northern Hemisphere—where exceptionally clear skies and minimal light pollution allow for world-class observation of deep space.
WINDSTAR VOYAGES TO THE CANARY ISLANDS
It's your turn to visit one of the most globally celebrated regions on the planet. The Canary Islands boast multiple UNESCO sites and biospheres, as well as internationally-recognized Starlight Reserves.
Star Collector: Southern Spain & Canary Islands
Hidden Gems of the Canary Islands & Madeira
Star Collector: Arc of Iberia, Morocco & the Canary Islands
Star Collector: Morocco, Madeira & the Canary Islands
