The Weather on the Tenerife or Gran Canaria Islands changes considerably depending on your location.

The warmest climate can be found on the south and west sides of the island. But, if you go to near El Teide or Roque Nublo, cold winds and snow wouldn't be hard to find.

Gran Canaria and Tenerife features the lowest temperature 'difference' between summer and winter for anywhere in the world. Our weather occasionally includes rain, but there is no specific 'rainy season'.

The minimum and maximum annual average air temperatures are about 15C in winter and 24C in summer. Therefore we enjoy wonderful weather in one of the world's best and most delightful climates.

The Islands offers a surprising variety of micro-climatic weather zones, enabling people to almost 'choose' their climate, depending on where they live.

The Trade winds, together with the refreshing Gulf seawater currents, are the major weather factors that contribute to Canary Islands's climate.

The great altitude of Mount Teide in Tenerife gets up to three months of snow.- yet it is still possible to enjoy a swim on the beach within an hour's ride.

The coastal areas enjoy the most sunshine, the best weather, the least clouds and highest temperatures.