Sailing Week in the Atlantic — Explore the Canary Islands by Sea

On every island we rent a car and explore.

La Gomera, the first island on our route, lies just 22 miles from Tenerife.
It’s often called Columbus’ Island, as it was the last Spanish port of call on all four of his voyages to the Americas. A monument to Cristóbal Colón stands in central San Sebastián de La Gomera. You’ll also find his preserved residence and the Conde Tower. In San Sebastián you’ll enjoy a walking quest through the town.
The island is home to Garajonay National Park, a thousand-year-old laurel forest, the stunning Valle Gran Rey, a haven for hippies from all over the world, a glass observation deck hanging over the cliffs with a view of Tenerife, and the legendary Blue Marlin bar, where we’ll spend the evening.

La Palma, our second island, is 48 miles (about ten hours under sail) from La Gomera.
Expect vast pine and mushroom forests, the dramatic Cumbre Vieja volcano, which erupted only recently and reshaped the island’s coastline with lava flows that poured into the ocean like in prehistoric times.
We’ll visit the astronomical observatory at 2,000 meters — one of the three largest on Earth — the historic wooden balconies of Santa Cruz, and a full-scale 1:1 replica of Columbus’ ship Santa María, with a maritime museum inside.

This is not a tourist package — it’s a community of curious, inspiring people. And you can be part of it.

Two cabins are already booked. Two cabins remain for four participants.

Price: €1800 per cabin, or €1050 per individual participant.
Extras: food on board and at restaurants, fuel, marinas, and rental of two minibuses on La Gomera and La Palma.