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7 nights on La Gomera
£1,150 per person
October, December 1-23 2026 & April 2027
7 nights’ half-board sharing a standard room 5 rounds of golf at Tecina golf course Return foot passenger ferry ticket from Tenerife to La Gomera Return transfers from San Sebastian port to Hotel Jardin Tecina From £1150 per person Please ask us for other room types, packages and seasons
Check availabilityElba Palace, Fuerteventura
£1,250 per person
November 2026 to April 2027
7 nights’ half-board sharing a double/twin room Unlimited golf on Fuerteventura GC Trolley and 30 range balls per golf day From £1250 per person Please ask us for other dates or packages
Check availabilityWhere to stay & play
Properties in Canary Islands
Fuerteventura
3
Gran Canaria
9
La Gomera
2
Seasonal Guide
Best time to play Canary Islands
Subtropical. Consistently warm year-round (19–27°C). Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote each have micro-climates: the south of Tenerife is drier and sunnier than the north.
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Best months
November to April — the Canaries' best golf season coincides with the UK's worst
When to avoid
None genuinely — but July/August can be crowded and prices spike
Flight time
4h 10m from London
Currency
Euro (€)
James's Tips for Golfers
- 01 Stay in the south of Tenerife (Costa Adeje area) for the best course access and reliable sunshine
- 02 Lanzarote has fewer courses but they're very good — less visited than Tenerife which means fast play
- 03 Hire a car: the courses are spread out and taxis add up quickly
- 04 Many all-inclusive hotels in Tenerife don't include golf — check exactly what's included before booking
- 05 January and February are the UK's school term time — courses are notably quieter mid-week
Must-Play Courses
Abama Golf, Tenerife
18 holes · Par 72 · Dave Thomas design. Ocean views from nearly every hole. Challenging.
Golf Costa Adeje, Tenerife
27 holes · Par 72 · 27 holes. Consistent quality, excellent practice facilities.
Centro Comercial Lanzarote Golf
18 holes · Par 72 · Volcanic landscape — visually extraordinary.
Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas
18 holes · Par 71 · Oldest golf club in Spain (1891). Historic and excellent.
For Non-Golfers
The Canaries are one of Europe's great multi-activity destinations: whale watching, surfing, hiking the Teide volcano, excellent beaches, water parks for families. Every major island has a high-street shopping zone and a good restaurant scene. Ideal for mixed groups.
James's Shortlist
Courses worth the journey.
Golf Buenavista del Norte
★★★★★Severiano Ballesteros · from £85
Buenavista del Norte is the Canary Islands course that I recommend most enthusiastically, and nobody outside of serious golf circles has ever heard of it. Seve Ballesteros designed it on the northwest coast of Tenerife with the Atlantic Ocean as the boundary on three sides and the Teno massif rising behind it. The result is a course of extraordinary scenic quality that also happens to be a very good golf course.
Anfi Tauro Golf
★★★★Robert Trent Jones Sr · from £110
Anfi Tauro is the Canary Islands course I recommend most enthusiastically to clients who have only been to Tenerife. The Robert Trent Jones Sr design from 1998 sits in a dramatic ravine on Gran Canaria's southwest coast, with the Atlantic Ocean visible from the upper holes and the barrancos — volcanic ravines — cutting through the lower part of the course in a way that's completely unlike anything in mainland Spain or Portugal.
Golf Costa Adeje
★★★★Manuel Piñero · from £100
Golf Costa Adeje in the south of Tenerife is the course that introduces most UK clients to Canarian golf, and it's a worthy introduction. The barrancos — volcanic ravines — that cut through the lower section of the course create forced carries and dramatic elevations that are completely unlike anything you'll find in Portugal or mainland Spain.
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