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Lanzarote Named Warmest Canary Island Year-Round

Lanzarote consistently offers the warmest average temperatures throughout the year among the Canary Islands. The archipelago is known for its year-round sun and diverse hotel options.

  • Lanzarote is the warmest Canary Island on average year-round, with August and September highs averaging 28°C.
  • Tenerife is often considered suitable for families and hiking holidays, while Gran Canaria attracts couples and adult-only groups.
  • New design and wellness-focused hotels have opened across the main Canary Islands in recent years.

Lanzarote has been identified as the warmest Canary Island on average throughout the year. Temperatures in Lanzarote typically peak in August and September, with an average high of 28°C and an average low of 20°C.

The Canary Islands, a Spanish archipelago closer to Morocco, are a popular destination for British travellers due to their year-round sun and approximately four-hour flight time. The islands offer a wide range of accommodation, from large all-inclusive resorts to smaller boutique hotels.

Tenerife is often considered a good choice for families, offering numerous resorts and opportunities for hiking. Gran Canaria also caters to families but is noted for attracting more couples and adult-only groups, with high-end resorts, beaches, and nightlife in areas like Playa del Inglés.

In recent years, a new generation of hotels focusing on design and wellness has opened across the main islands. Condé Nast Traveller has highlighted several hotels, including César Lanzarote for couples and Princesa Yaiza for families, both located in Lanzarote.

What this means for you: Travellers seeking the warmest year-round temperatures may find Lanzarote to be a suitable destination. Those planning a family trip might consider Tenerife, while couples or adult groups could prefer Gran Canaria.

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