All Inclusive Holidays to the Canary Islands
You’ll find All Inclusive hotels across the Canary Islands, so once you’ve chosen your island we can help you decide where to stay. Be looked after in lively Tenerife and Gran Canaria resorts, base yourself in a central spot in Fuerteventura, or choose smaller La Palma and Lanzarote.
Why choose an all inclusive holiday to the Canary Islands?
The Canary Islands are a firm favourite for year-round sunshine, sandy beaches and plenty of choice, making them a great option when you want an easy all inclusive escape.
- Enjoy mild, sunny weather for much of the year, making the Canaries a good choice for winter sun as well as summer holidays
- Choose from beautiful beaches, volcanic landscapes and dramatic coastlines across Tenerife, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura and La Palma
- Many all inclusive resorts in the Canaries have big pools, kids’ clubs, splash parks, sports and evening entertainment
- Plenty of option for exploring across the islands with boat trips, watersports, hiking and more on offer
- Short flight times from the UK make the Canaries an easy choice when you want plenty of sunshine without a long-haul journey
What is there to do in the Canaries?
There’s plenty to do beyond your all inclusive hotel, whether you’re after beach days, family attractions, outdoor adventures or sightseeing.
The islands are surrounded by clear Atlantic waters, making them a great place for snorkelling, scuba diving, surfing, windsurfing and boat trips. Fuerteventura is particularly popular for watersports, while Tenerife and Gran Canaria have plenty of opportunities to get out on the water for coastal views.
If you’re travelling with the family, there are loads of attractions to choose from. Siam Park in Tenerife is one of Europe’s biggest waterparks, while Gran Canaria has Aqualand Maspalomas and plenty of other family-friendly attractions.
For something a little different, explore the islands’ volcanic landscapes. Visit Timanfaya National Park in Lanzarote, hike around Teide National Park in Tenerife or explore the volcanic scenery of La Palma.
f you’re looking to get out and about but keep it lower key, there’s plenty of pretty towns to explore. Wander around Puerto de Mogán in Gran Canaria, explore the old town of Puerto del Carmen in Lanzarote or spend the day discovering Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
And if you’re looking for nightlife, resorts such as Playa de las Américas, Playa del Inglés and Puerto del Carmen have plenty of bars, restaurants and entertainment after dark.
Frequently asked questions about all inclusive holidays in the Canaries
An all inclusive holiday in the Canaries covers your accommodation, meals, snacks and drinks. More often than not, all inclusive hotels also offer daytime and evening entertainment.
Some hotels offer speciality restaurants, spa facilities and more, which can come at an extra cost.
What’s included varies between hotels, so check the individual hotel information before booking to ensure you’ll be getting the holiday you really want.
Each Canary Island has its own personality, so the best place for your all inclusive holiday depends on whether you want beaches, family fun, nightlife, scenery or somewhere peaceful.
Tenerife is a great all-rounder, with a huge choice of all inclusive hotels and plenty to do outside the resort. Costa Adeje is ideal for a more luxury escape, while Playa de las Américas is livelier and Los Cristianos is a good choice for families and couples.
For beautiful beaches and watersports, Fuerteventura is hard to beat. Corralejo has a lively resort atmosphere and access to the impressive sand dunes, great for families, couples and friends alike.
Lanzarote is a good pick if you want sunshine mixed with dramatic volcanic scenery. Costa Teguise is popular with families, Playa Blanca is great for a more relaxed break and Puerto del Carmen has more nightlife and things to do after dark.
If you want a mix of beaches, nightlife and family attractions, Gran Canaria is a strong choice. Maspalomas and Meloneras are great for beaches and a more relaxed feel, while Playa del Inglés is livelier. Puerto de Mogán is ideal if you prefer somewhere smaller and more picturesque.
For peace, scenery and a quieter escape, consider La Palma. It’s much greener and less developed than some of the larger Canary Islands, with volcanic landscapes, hiking trails and a slower pace.
Popular all inclusive hotels in the Canary Islands
Looking for inspiration for your all inclusive Canary Islands holiday? Here’s some of our most popular hotels: