From Tenerife and Gran Canaria to Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, the Canary Islands offer a very different kind of European golf escape. Choose your island, combine great golf with sunshine and build an itinerary around the experience you want.
The Canary Islands offer a very different kind of European golf escape, combining year-round sunshine, spectacular volcanic landscapes, excellent golf courses and a fantastic choice of experiences away from the course.
Whether you're organising a sociable golf trip with friends, planning a society break or looking for a luxury escape in the winter sun, we can build a Canary Islands itinerary around your group — from choosing the right island and courses, to where you stay, how you get around and what you do between rounds of golf.
The Canary Islands work particularly well for golfers looking for great golf and a genuine holiday experience.
Each island has its own character. Tenerife and Gran Canaria offer the greatest choice of golf and resort experiences, while Lanzarote brings a striking volcanic setting and Fuerteventura offers a more relaxed combination of golf, beaches and open landscapes. Golf is available across five of the islands, giving you plenty of scope to choose the experience that suits your group.
The islands are also particularly attractive for winter golf. With a mild climate throughout the year and an average annual temperature of around 22°C, the Canary Islands offer the opportunity to escape the British winter without a long-haul journey.
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The Canary Islands are particularly suited to:
✔ Winter golf
One of Europe's most appealing options for escaping the colder months, with golf possible throughout the year thanks to the islands' mild climate.
✔ Groups of friends
Combine excellent golf with beaches, restaurants, resorts and plenty to explore away from the course.
✔ Golf societies
The variety of courses and different island experiences means we can build an itinerary around your group's golfing priorities, accommodation preferences and budget.
✔ Luxury golf breaks
Choose from luxury golf resorts and high-quality accommodation, with many courses offering excellent resort facilities including restaurants, bars and spas.
✔ Golf & sunshine
For golfers who want to spend time outdoors, enjoy good golf and make the most of a proper sunshine break at the same time.
✔ Golf & leisure
The Canary Islands are particularly well suited to trips where golf is only part of the experience, with beaches, volcanic landscapes, watersports, restaurants and local culture all adding to the appeal.
With several islands to choose from, the Canary Islands can be shaped around the kind of trip you want to have. Whether you're looking for winter sunshine and plenty of golf, a luxury resort escape, a sociable break with friends or a trip that combines golf with exploring somewhere different, we can help you choose the right island, courses and accommodation.
Escape the British winter with sunshine, golf and a proper break away. The Canary Islands are particularly well suited to golfers looking for winter warmth without long-haul travel.
Combine excellent golf with luxury accommodation, outstanding resort facilities and plenty of time to enjoy the sunshine.
Enjoy your rounds during the day, then make the most of the islands' restaurants, bars and lively evening atmosphere.
Build your itinerary around a selection of the islands' most memorable golf courses, with the golf taking centre stage.
Discover the character of the islands alongside your golf, from volcanic landscapes and historic towns to local food and distinctive island culture.
A golf trip with a difference. Volcanic scenery, Atlantic coastlines and distinctive island landscapes make this very different from a traditional European golf break.
The Canary Islands offer a surprisingly varied choice of golf, with courses spread across several of the islands. From championship golf and luxury resorts in Tenerife and Gran Canaria to the distinctive volcanic landscapes of Lanzarote and the more relaxed feel of Fuerteventura, each island offers something different.
Tenerife
The island with the greatest choice for a golf-focused trip.
Tenerife has nine golf courses, ranging from the luxury Abama Golf and Golf Costa Adeje to the dramatic coastal setting of Buenavista Golf and the distinctive volcanic landscape around
Golf del Sur.
There is also plenty to do away from the course, particularly around the resorts of the south, making Tenerife a strong option for groups who want several rounds of golf alongside restaurants, nightlife and other experiences.
Best for ✨ Golfers who want the best of nightlife
Gran Canaria
Golf, sunshine and excellent
resort life.
Gran Canaria offers a good combination of golf and holiday infrastructure, with courses including Maspalomas Golf, Lopesan Meloneras Golf, Salobre Golf Resort and Anfi Golf.
The island also has a fascinating golfing heritage: the Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas, now known as Bandama, dates back to 1891 and is recognised by Spain's official tourism site as the country's oldest golf club.
Best for ✨ Golfers who want variety
Lanzarote
Golf surrounded by volcanic landscapes.
Lanzarote offers a more distinctive golfing experience, with its dramatic volcanic scenery providing a backdrop that feels very different from the traditional resort golf destinations of mainland Europe.
Costa Teguise Golf is particularly unusual, situated within a dormant volcanic setting, while Lanzarote Golf offers Atlantic views.
Best for ✨ Golfers looking for something different
Fuerteventura
Relaxed golf, beaches and wide-open landscapes.
Fuerteventura has fewer golf courses than Tenerife or Gran Canaria, but works particularly well for a more relaxed golf escape.
Fuerteventura Golf Club is close to the airport and combines broad fairways with Atlantic views, while Salinas de Antigua sits alongside the resort of Caleta de Fuste and offers a convenient stay-and-play option. Further south, Jandía Golf is located close to the beach and a major hotel area.
Best for ✨ Golfers who want to slow things down
3 nights · 2–3 rounds · Tenerife
A sociable golf break combining excellent courses with the restaurants, bars and nightlife of Tenerife's southern resorts. A great option for groups who want plenty of golf without giving up the fun once the clubs are back in the bag.
Possible golf:
Costa Adeje · Golf del Sur · Amarilla Golf
Ideal for:
Golf societies · Groups of friends · Golf & Nightlife · Weekend breaks
5 nights · 4 rounds · Gran Canaria
A relaxed golf escape designed to make the most of Gran Canaria's variety. Combine different courses with time to enjoy the beaches, restaurants and resorts — with private transfers keeping the trip simple from start to finish.
Possible golf:
Lopesan Meloneras · Salobre Golf · Anfi Tauro
Ideal for:
Golfing groups · Golf societies · Winter sun · Mixed-ability groups
5 nights · Championship golf
A more indulgent Canary Islands escape, combining luxury accommodation with memorable golf and plenty of time to enjoy the destination. We'll build the itinerary from your choice of courses to restaurants, transfers and time away from the fairways.
Possible golf:
Abama Golf · Costa Adeje · Buenavista Golf
Ideal for:
Luxury travellers · Premium groups · 5-star stay & play · Winter sun
The Canary Islands offer far more than great golf. From volcanic landscapes and beautiful beaches to excellent food, lively resorts and unforgettable experiences, there's plenty to enjoy away from the course.





Our team regularly return to the Canary Islands, and it's easy to see why. Almost guaranteed sunshine, straightforward transfers and beautifully maintained golf courses make it hard to resist for a golf trip.
There's plenty to do once you're off the course. From lively resorts with a great choice of restaurants, bars and nightlife to quieter spots for those looking to relax, there's something to suit every kind of group.
And perhaps one of the biggest attractions is the value. The Canary Islands can offer an excellent quality golf holiday at a very reasonable price.
For us, it's that combination of great golf, reliable sunshine, easy travel, good nightlife and affordability that keeps bringing us back.
Planning a golf trip involves more than choosing the right courses. Here are some of the key things to consider when organising your Canary Islands getaway — and we're here to take care of the details for you.
Best Time to Visit
The Canary Islands are a year-round golf destination, with mild temperatures making them particularly attractive during the autumn and winter months. Summer is warmer and can be busier, while the islands offer a reliable option for golfers looking for sunshine during the British winter.
✔ Getting There
The Canary Islands are served by several international airports, with Tenerife South, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura all offering direct flights from the UK.
✔ Getting Around
Airport transfers and transport between your hotel and golf courses can be arranged as part of your trip. Depending on the island and itinerary, private transfers can make getting between resorts and courses straightforward.
✔ How Long to Stay
A 4–5 night break works well for a shorter Canary Islands golf trip, while 7 nights gives you more time to play several courses and enjoy everything the island has to offer.
✔ Who Is It Best For?
The Canary Islands work particularly well for golf societies, groups of friends, luxury golf trips and golfers looking for winter sun, with a good choice of resorts, courses and experiences away from the course.
✔ What About Handicap & Ability?
With a variety of courses across the islands, we can help you create an itinerary that suits the golfing ability, preferences and experience of your group — whether you're looking for championship golf or more relaxed resort courses.






Tell us a little about your group, your preferred dates and the kind of golf trip you're looking for, and we'll start creating your bespoke Canary Islands experience.
The Bespoke Golf Travel Group
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