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Originally the Island of Tenerife in the Canaries was only a winter sun
destination, but the combination of warm sunshine, and excellent year
round climate has put the islands on the map 12 months of the year.
The island is dominated by the giant snow capped volcano Mount Teide,
which at 3,700m high is Spain's highest peak. This will be the first
sight you see when flying in, and it never ceases to take your breath
away!
Slightly smaller than the French Mediterranean island of Corsica, the
Canary Islands consist of seven main islands and six islets, which are
the tips of a vast volcanic mountain range lying beneath the Atlantic
Ocean. Their nearest neighbour is Morocco, about 95km (59mi) east of
Fuerteventura. The islands pack a huge variety of landscapes into a
small area, including weird volcanic plateaus, cloud forest wreathed in
mist, cliffs lashed by Atlantic squalls and green fields growing grapes
and olives.
Bareboat Canary islands | Conditions:
With more than 300 days of sunshine every year, the Canary islands are made for Bareboat. From March-June and from September-October, the dominant Tramuntana winds come from the north. In the summer, warm breezes dominate the area.Standard charter time are from Saturday afternoon 17:00h with return to port on Friday 16:00h. On return check out will take place and you can stay on board until Saturday morning 09:00h. For additional information and route suggestion please look at our online Bareboat Itineraries.
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