Embark on this unique journey that will take you to six of the eight islands that make up the Canary Islands archipelago.

You can choose whether you want to depart from Tenerife and end your trip in Lanzarote, or vice versa, starting in Lanzarote and ending in Tenerife.

Tenerife → Lanzarote itinerary:

Day 1: Embarkation in Tenerife

Day 2: Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Day 3: Sante Cruz de La Palma

Day 4: San Sebastian (La Gomera)

Day 5: Las Palmas (Gran Canaria)

Day 6: Rosario (Fuerteventura)

Day 7: Arrecife (Lanzarote)

Day 8: Disembarkation in Lanzarote

Lanzarote → Tenerife itinerary:

Board your ship at 6pm and settle into your comfortable cabin before enjoying a welcome drink and meeting the crew.

• Dinner included 
• Night on board

DAY 2: SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE

The largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife is well worth a visit for its golden beaches, lush forests and lunar-like landscapes. The morning is devoted to an optional excursion (available at additional cost) to the otherwordly Teide National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a geological marvel where Spain's highest peak Mount Tiede volcano rises to to an altitude of 3,718 m. Admire the mesmerising views that stretch across the entire island and beyond once you reach the crater.

In the afternoon, its off to the coastal town of Puerto de la Cruz for an optional excursion (available at additional cost) that will take you around the beautiful squares as well as the Fort of San Felipe, the hermitage of San Telmo, the church of San Francisco and Taoro Park. Stop off at the Humboldt viewpoint to admire the vast Orotava valley and its impressive banana plantations, then visit the orchid garden which is home to a wide variety of exotic species.

• Night on board
• Aperitif with crew
• Sail to the island of Santa Cruz de la Palma at night

DAY 3: SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA

See why La Palma is known as the "Isla Bonita" or "Green Island" and take in this wonderful natural paradise dotted with wild laurel, pine and banana trees and unspoilt beaches.

Make the most of your time with the optional excursion (available at additional cost) for an excellent photo opportunity at the Caldera de Taburiente and the chance to visit the sanctuary of the Virgen de las Nieves. Head to a traditional 17th-century farmhouse set in beautiful gardens for a refreshing drink, then make a stop at the Mirador de la Concepción for stunning coastal views of the north of the island.

• Night on board
• Sail to the island of La Gomera at night 

Arrive at tranquil La Gomera, a hidden gem in the Canary Islands where a network of ancient hiking trails crisis cross the lush forest. Explore the mystical UNESCO World Heritage Site Garajonay Park on an optional excursion (available at additional cost) in the afternoon, and pass through the sleepy towns and villages of Hermigua, Las Rosas and Agulo.

Return to the cruise for a moment of relaxation by the pool or in the wellness area.

• Sail to the island of Gran Canaria
• Evening entertainment

DAY 5: LAS PALMAS (GRAN CANARIA)

Glimpse the shell-shaped island of Gran Canaria from the sea and marvel at this world of contrasts where deserts, steep cliffs and lush valleys paint the landscape.

Spend the morning in the bustling capital of Las Palmas on an optional excursion (available at additional cost), then head to Vegueta to Casa de Colón to learn about Christopher Columbus's voyage to America and end your trip at the impressive Bandama crater. In the afternoon, there is another incredible optional excursion (available at additional cost) to see the Basilica of Teror and Arucas' pretty tropical gardens and imposing black cathedral.

• Sail to Fuerteventura
• Night on board
• Aperitif with crew
• Gala evening

DAY 6: ROSARIO (FUERTEVENTURA)

Embark on the optional "The Secrets of Fuerteventura" excursion (available at additional cost) and travel to the north of the island, to the "Finca Torres" to see how the famous local goat's cheese is made before enjoying a taste test.  

Continue on to the village of Tiscamanita to visit a factory producing cosmetics made from aloe vera, one of the island's most important crops then make your way to Betancuria, the ancient capital of the islands.

• Night on board

The cruise ship MV La Belle des Océans offers a unique maritime experience, combining comfort and elegance. With spacious cabins and suites, passengers can enjoy panoramic views of the ocean. The highly trained crew guarantees exceptional service, making every moment on board a memorable experience.

Choose between a stay in a Horizon Cabin on Deck 3, 4 or 5.

Settle into your comfy Horizon Cabin (deck 3) and be lulled to sleep nightly by soothing ocean sounds.

Found on deck 5, your cosy Horizon Cabiin offers pretty views of the deep blue ocean and a comfy bed for the perfect home away from home.

After a day of lounging or exploring, your Horizon Cabin (deck 4) is the perfect cosy cocoon to retire to so you can recharge your batteries.

This is a full board stay. Your breakfast, lunch and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).

Take a well-deserved wellness break and head to the tranquil spa or wander to the terrace and settle in to sunbathe as you glide through the waves.

For those who want to keep up with their workout regimes, there is also an onboard fitness centre so you can stay active during your holiday.

The largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, Tenerife is a land of striking contrasts where volcanic landscapes, black-sand beaches and lush laurel forests meet year-round sunshine and a relaxed island rhythm. From its dramatic coastal cliffs to its charming historic towns, the island offers a blend of adventure, culture and pure seaside tranquillity. Whether you’re exploring the lunar landscapes of Mount Teide, wandering through colourful colonial streets or unwinding on golden shores in the south, Tenerife reveals a rich and varied personality that captivates visitors in every season.

Must-sees:

• Mount Teide National Park: A UNESCO-listed volcanic landscape dominated by Mount Teide, Spain’s highest peak.
• La Laguna: A beautifully preserved colonial town with pastel façades and cobbled streets.
• Anaga Rural Park: A lush, mountainous region filled with laurel forests, hiking trails and breathtaking viewpoints.
• Los Gigantes: Dramatic sea cliffs rising hundreds of metres above the Atlantic.
• Santa Cruz de Tenerife: A vibrant capital known for its architecture, cultural venues and relaxed waterfront.

Culinary culture:

The gastronomy of Tenerife reflects the bounty of the Atlantic and the island’s volcanic soil. Enjoy traditional dishes such as papas arrugadas with mojo sauces, grilled octopus, or fresh fish served with gofio. Local cheeses and tropical fruits add colour to the table, while wines from the Valle de La Orotava or Tacoronte-Acentejo vineyards showcase the island’s rich winemaking heritage. From ocean-view restaurants to family-run guachinches, dining in Tenerife is a sensory delight.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its well-known resorts, Tenerife rewards slow exploration. Discover hidden natural pools along the El Pris or Bajamar coastlines, visit banana plantations to learn about the island’s agricultural traditions, or hike lesser-known paths through volcanic craters and ancient forests. For a cultural immersion, wander the historic streets of La Orotava, explore contemporary art in Santa Cruz, or join locals in lively seaside villages where fishing boats sway gently in the harbour.

Good to know:

Tenerife has two airports — Tenerife North Airport near La Laguna and Tenerife South Airport near Costa Adeje — offering easy access to all parts of the island. Thanks to its subtropical climate, the island enjoys pleasant temperatures year-round, with ideal conditions for hiking from October to May. The local currency is the euro (€).

Lanzarote is a stunning island in the Canary Islands, known for its unique volcanic landscapes, beautiful beaches, and year-round mild climate. Famous for its vibrant art scene, particularly the works of César Manrique, the island offers a mix of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and cultural experiences. Popular for hiking, water sports, and exploring its volcanic parks, Lanzarote is a perfect destination for both relaxation and adventure.

Must sees:

• Timanfaya National Park: An incredible national park featuring volcanic landscape with geysers, craters, and lava fields, offering guided tours and demonstrations of geothermal activity.
• Papagayo Beaches: A series of beautiful, untouched beaches with soft white sand and crystal-clear waters.
• La Geria Wine Region: Known for its unique vineyards grown in volcanic soil, this area offers wine tours and tastings of Lanzarote's distinctive wines.

Culinary culture:

Lanzarote's culinary culture is a vibrant blend of traditional Canarian flavours, fresh local ingredients, and influences from its coastal location. They offer Fresh fish and seafood staples, with dishes like sancocho, a delicious hearty fish stew. Cheese is also very popular here, specifically a locally produced goat cheese. Grilled meats, such as chuleton and cordero, are also frequently enjoyed.

Dive deeper:

To truly connect with the Lanzarote's culture, dive a little deeper and visit El Golfo a volcanic lagoon with striking green water, set against a backdrop of dramatic cliffs, or the César Manrique Foundation, a cultural centre housed in the former home of the island’s famous artist.

Good to know:

 The local currency is the Euro (€), and the official language is Spanish. While the official language is Spanish, many locals know English as it is a touristic destination.

Welcome to Gran Canaria

Often dubbed a “continent in miniature,” Gran Canaria is a beguiling mix of sun-soaked beaches, lush forests, volcanic peaks and lively towns. This Canary Island gem, set adrift in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of Africa, offers more than just a beach holiday—it’s a vibrant cultural crossroads with a rich history, dramatic landscapes and a relaxed island rhythm.

Don’t miss

• Roaming the cobbled streets and colonial architecture of Vegueta, Las Palmas’ old town
• Catching a fiery sunset over the Maspalomas Dunes
• Hiking the rugged trails around Roque Nublo, a striking volcanic rock formation
• Snorkelling in the clear waters off Playa de Amadores

Culinary culture

The island’s food scene is a celebration of its Spanish roots and African influences, with a bounty of fresh, local ingredients. Dive into papas arrugadas (wrinkled potatoes) with mojo sauce, succulent grilled fish, and rich gofio-based dishes. Don’t leave without trying bienmesabe, a sweet almond dessert, and sipping on a glass of local rum or fruity malvasía wine.

Dive deeper

Beyond the coast, Gran Canaria reveals its soul in small mountain villages like Tejeda and Artenara, where time slows and traditions endure. Discover aboriginal cave dwellings, explore cave churches in Guayadeque, or witness centuries-old folk music and dance at a romería (pilgrimage festival).

Good to know

Gran Canaria uses the euro and enjoys a subtropical climate—expect warm weather year-round. Renting a car is ideal for exploring the island’s dramatic interior, while buses connect major towns and resorts. English is widely understood, but learning a few Spanish phrases adds a warm touch to your travels.