The small islands
In addition to the four biggest islands Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote there are 3 more that belong to the main islands of the Canaries.
There are also six tiny Canary Islands:
La Graciosa Alegranza, Los Lobos, Montaña Clara, Roque del Este and Roque del Oeste. La Graciosa is the only inhabited island where moderate tourism has developed. Surfers adore the waves in front of La Graciosa. For hiking fans and for cycling the island offers some great locations and if you're looking for cheap accomodation, you'll find something appropriate. The other islands form a natural reserve for birds and cannot be reached by the ferry. Also you're only allowed to step on the islands if you have special permission. They are located north of Lanzarote and form the most northern area of the Canary Islands.
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It is the smallest of the bigger islands and also known as the jewel of the Atlantic Ocean. The island is contains a densely covered plateau in its centre with almond groves, pine trees and other coniferous trees and steep cliffs along the coast. In the north and north-west, wine and fruit cultivation as well as a pasture landscape is typical. In the south mainly small volcanos and lava rock can be found. In respect to tourism, the island is rather quiet and offers unspoilt nature. The lighthouse Faro de Orchilla at the south-west tip of El Hierro wasfor a longtime thought of as the “end of the world“. Walk among the windswept juniper trees sculpted by the wind into eerie, gnome-like shapes at El Sabinar.
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