“Azura Cruise: Discover Paradise in the Canary Islands”

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When you think of the Canary Islands, your mind likely conjures up images of expansive sandy beaches, majestic mountain vistas, and perpetual sunshine. This Spanish archipelago has always been a paradise for sun enthusiasts, but there’s a wealth of experiences waiting to be uncovered, ranging from awe-inspiring natural marvels and thrilling escapades to culturally rich urban centers and delectable cuisine.

Embark on a P&O Cruises fly-cruise vacation and swiftly jet off to soak up the sun, kickstarting your holiday sooner. Step aboard the remarkable Azura and embark on a Canary Islands cruise like never before.

Picture yourself unwinding in a bubbling spa as you drift towards another enchanting destination. Your only task is to relish the voyage.

Once known as the Fortunate Isles by the Ancient Greeks, the Canary Islands were once thought to be a terrestrial paradise. Today, the islands exude an otherworldly charm with their volcanic terrains, verdant rainforests, and secluded coves.

Tenerife, the largest Canary Island, offers something for everyone, blending unspoiled natural beauty, a captivating history, quaint villages, and lively nightlife. Renowned for its striking black sand beaches, the island is also home to Spain’s tallest peak, Mount Teide. With a P&O Cruises journey, shore excursions* enable you to savor more of what you adore.

Embark on a scenic drive into the Anaga Mountains for panoramic vistas and whitewashed hamlets. Delight in the stunning lunar landscapes of Teide National Park by ascending 7,700 feet above sea level in a cable car.

Alternatively, hop on a boat to Antequera Beach, a hidden gem of a cove, and keep an eye out for whales and dolphins. For those seeking a more offbeat experience, the Cueva del Viento (Cave of the Wind) is an 11-mile maze of tunnels, carved by a volcanic eruption 27,000 years ago.

In Lanzarote, make sure not to miss the awe-inspiring Fire Mountains of Timanfaya National Park, which erupted in the 18th century, leaving behind fantastical shapes of volcanic lava. To add a unique touch to your dining experience, you can even partake in a volcanic BBQ.

You may opt to traverse the island’s landscapes on foot, hiking through the lava gorges and canals of Los Volcanes Nature Park. For the adventurous souls, a self-drive buggy tour could be exhilarating. Alternatively, take it easy by savoring paella in a charming fishing village or visiting Spain’s oldest vineyard.

On an extended P&O Cruises fly-cruise holiday to the Canary Islands, you can also explore some of Spain and the Mediterranean’s most captivating locales.

Select an itinerary that includes a stop in enchanting Morocco to bask on the sun-drenched beaches of Agadir, bargain at Tangier’s Grand Socco souk, or uncover the unique ‘Blue City’ of Chefchaouen from Tangier.

Our Travel Editor Julie Delahaye comments: “One of the perks of a P&O Cruises Spain, Portugal, and Canary Islands expedition is that most ports are conveniently located within a short stroll or taxi ride from some of the islands’ most stunning attractions.

“When you dock at Santa Cruz in Tenerife, you are merely a 15-minute walk away from the historic city center, with its lively cafes, and just a 20-minute drive from the idyllic Playa de las Teresitas beach.

“In Gran Canaria, arriving at Las Palmas grants you immediate access to the breathtaking Las Canteras beach with its fine golden sands, as well as the picturesque Vegueta district.

“And in Fuerteventura, a leisurely walk from the primary cruise port leads you to the capital city, Puerto del Rosario, where you’ll find charming whitewashed residences, beaches, and a hidden gem of a food scene.”

Whatever your interest, there’s a plethora of discoveries awaiting you, with the excitement continuing on board. Every P&O Cruises fly-cruise vacation encompasses economy flights, chic lodging, delectable cuisine, and boundless entertainment, all included. Exceptional service is also part of the package.

Azura boasts four swimming pools and luxurious whirlpool spas, catering to both family fun and ultimate relaxation. For an indulgent experience, treat yourself to a session at the wellness spa*, followed by unwinding at The Retreat*, an alfresco spa terrace exclusively for adults.

With 22 bars and restaurants to select from, you can embark on a gastronomic voyage around the globe. For a touch of extravagance, indulge in specialty dining venues, including fine dining at Epicurean and contemporary Indian fare at Sindhu.

The Glass House presents a tapas menu crafted by renowned Spanish chef José Pizarro and a wine selection curated by award-winning expert

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