Seven volcanic islands, 100 kilometers west of Morocco, Northern Africa, offers some of the most stunning views and sporting opportunities imaginable. Here, you will get a combination of European Flare, as they are officially a Spanish territory mixed with the year-round warmth due to its mid-Atlantic positioning.

While the rest of Europe freezes from November to April, Canary Islanders bask in average 70 deg F weather, making it a hot spot for millions of visitors seeking sunshine and refuge from the cold.

Its diverse terrains attract all types of visitors, from mountain climbers (home to Spain’s Tallest Mountain – Mt Teide) to seafarers fascinated with its deep waters to world class kite boarders enthralled by its Atlantic wind field!

But make no mistake, these islanders take deep pride in their sporting endeavors which is evident by the number of their professional teams which participate in the top divisions of Spanish leagues. From Las Palmas FC to Tenerife FC of La Liga to Lenovo Tenerife of Liga ACB (Basketball), each have a storied history of success and bring great pride to their respective islands.

For these reasons, it is common to find some of the best sporting facilities in Europe littered throughout the islands and with the combination of incredible accommodation choices and 1^st world infrastructure, the Canary Islands will never disappoint for your next sporting adventure!

Let SPORTOURZ, get you acquainted with these islands. Our 24/7 bilingual staff will make sure that all facets of your stay are properly organized, with no details overlooked. From knowing the levels of sport in each island to the best training facilities and hotels available, we are able to recommend the best combinations to maximize your objectives whilst on tour.

SPORTOURZ can arrange tours / camps for: Football (soccer), Basketball, Swimming, Cycling, Track & Field, Rugby and Field Hockey amongst others.

Available Countries: Tenerife, Grand Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura,

This tour combines two amazing Teide experiences in one evening—a sunset viewing trip and a stargazing experience.

Spend the day enjoying the activities of the Camel Safari Park in the nature reserve of Fataga. Head out for an hour-long camel ride through the Oasis of the 1,000 Palms and explore the tropical gardens with a tour guide.

The seas near Tenerife are well known for their whale-and-dolphin sightings, see them from an uncrowded yacht, plus, scuba equipment is provided for you in case you’d like to snorkel in the waters and search for turtles.

Explore secluded canyons in Gran Canaria with this adventurous tour. Learn from an expert how to descend ravines or canyons; all necessary equipment is provided. Escape the city to see forests with waterfalls, natural slides, and rocky ravines.

Drive an ATV through Teide National Park. Instead of being enclosed in a vehicle, you’ll enjoy sun, breezes, and totally unobstructed views as you drive through rolling forests, with the chance to duck off the paved road and discover dirt tracks along the way.

Siam Park is one of the most popular attractions in Tenerife, attracting some 1.2 million visitors per year. This Thai-themed waterpark is sure to not disappoint!

Attend a surf lesson with a pro surfer. Enjoy the Canarian nature, experience the surf life, and learn how to ride a surfboard in the temperate waters of Fuerteventura.

Visit Ron Arehucas facilities and discover our distillery full of history, tradition and expertise with an enjoyable guided tour.

Discover endless trails, breathtaking viewpoints and charming hamlets in a privileged natural setting. La Gomera is full of charming places: picturesque hamlets among ravines in the middle of nature, villages with traditional and rural architecture and historic buildings of great importance due to their Columbian past.

Enjoy a fascinating excursion through the inspiring landscapes of the volcanic island of Lanzarote. Explore Timanfaya National Park, visit one of the local vineyards and marvel at the Green Lagoon.

Get to know Las Palmas, the capital of both Gran Canaria and the Canary Islands. Explore the 15th-century Vegueta quarter to see its cobbled lanes, palm-lined squares, churches, and market, and admire Columbus’ House (Casa de Colon) where the explorer stayed in 1492.

Get ready for excitement and lots of fun at Tenerife’s Loro Parque, a world-famous animal adventure park. Visit Planet Penguin, see killer whale, dolphin, and sea lion shows at Orca Ocean, and walk along the hanging bridges in Katandra TreeTops

Ride along the Vueltas de Taganana pathway to enjoy the lush laurel forest and an historic hamlet, Taganana. To unwind, nothing beats a dip in the sea and a plate of fresh fish at Benijo beach or in the Roque de Las Bodegas.