Canarian Ports

About Canarian Ports

Puertos Canarios aims to consolidate cruise traffic in Vueltas (Valle Gran Rey, La Gomera) and Gran Tarajal (Fuerteventura) ports and expand to new destinations like Tazacorte (La Palma). La Gomera features a green forest, Fuerteventura offers sandy beaches and turquoise waters, and La Palma boasts intact natural resources.

Puertos Canarios is developing a Business strategy with the aim of consolidating cruise traffic in the ports of Vueltas (Valle Gran Rey, La Gomera), and Gran Tarajal (Fuerteventura) and extend the offer to new destinations such as the new port of Tazacorte (La Palma). The promotion of the cruise business is intended to generate profits at Canary Islands ports.

Tazacorte – It’s no coincidence that this island is known as “la Isla Bonita”, or “pretty island”. Home to almost intact nature resources, with landscapes of remarkable beauty. La Palma is the green island which reveals a multitude of colours beneath one of the best skies in the world in terms of astronomic observation. Our port is an excellent starting point to visit the Caldera de Taburiente National Park, a huge crater, which dominates this part of the island.

Vueltas (Valle Gran Rey) – A jewel of nature. That’s how you will describe La Gomera. You’ll have to make an imaginative effort to find the words to describe its landscapes, especially the green forest formed by species that disappeared in other parts of the world millions of years ago, but which have survived here and will amaze you. Our port, situated in Valle Gran Rey, leads you to the main tourist area, a big valley with the best beaches on the island. The port has good service of smaller ships, where you can live the experience of swimming with dolphins and whales.

Gran Tarajal – An island with over 150 km of sandy beaches and turquoise waters, where you can discover vast natural landscapes and share the natural openness of its people. A place to enjoy numerous activities in the best conditions. That paradise has a name: Fuerteventura, the Beach of Canaries. The port of Gran Tarajal is close to the touristic areas in the south of the island and the main attractions. On the east coast of the Peninsula of Jandia, are the beach resorts Jandia Playa and Morro Jable. The western coast also has some of the most beautiful beaches. The bay of Cofete is popular with surfers.

Puertos Canarios
Spain
Edificio Europa, c/ La Marina, 53, Portal 3, planta 1ª, 38001 Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Port Contacts

Carlos Cerdeña

Commercial Manager