The Traveling Taylors

🌤️ Canary Islands Weather by Month (At a Glance)

Month	Avg High °C (°F)	Rainfall	Best For
January	20–22 (68–72)	Low	Winter sun, hiking
February	20–22 (68–72)	Low	Peaceful escapes, cooler hiking days
March	21–23 (70–73)	Low	Mild hikes, fewer crowds
April	22–24 (72–75)	Very low	Wildflowers, clear skies
May	24–26 (75–79)	Very low	Outdoor adventures, calm seas
June	26–28 (79–82)	Very low	Start of summer fun
July	28–30 (82–86)	None	Beaches, water sports, sun-seekers
August	28–30 (82–86)	None	Peak summer travel, warmest waters
September	27–29 (81–84)	Very low	Swimming, snorkeling, fewer crowds
October	25–27 (77–81)	Low	Warm waters, quieter beaches
November	22–24 (72–75)	Low	Budget travel, still beach-worthy
December	21–23 (70–73)	Low	Holiday escape, early winter sun

Tip: Southern Tenerife and Gran Canaria are the warmest, driest spots year-round.

🎒 Canary Islands Packing List

Essentials:

• Passport + copies
• Sunscreen (reef-safe)
• Sunglasses + sunhat
• Swimsuits (2+)
• Light jacket (for evenings)
• Daypack or tote bag

For travelers who want something simple and lightweight, waterproof belt bags like this one make it easy to keep valuables close while exploring.

Clothing:

• Breathable t-shirts/tanks
• Shorts + dresses
• Lightweight pants or jeans
• Hiking shoes or trainers
• Flip flops or sandals
• Layering hoodie or sweater

Extras:

• Reusable water bottle
• Power adapter (Type C)
• Travel insurance docs
• Basic Spanish phrasebook or app
• Camera or phone with storage

Water activities are common in tropical destinations, which is why many travelers bring waterproof phone pouches like this one to keep their phone protected.

Optional:

• Snorkel gear
• Windbreaker (especially for Fuerteventura)
• Insect repellent
• Compact umbrella (for La Palma or winter months)

Warm climates can also mean mosquitoes and insects, which is why many travelers bring insect repellent products like this one when visiting tropical areas.