Travel Guide · Canary Islands
Traveling to the Canary Islands
The wind that no one warns you about.
The Canary Islands are famous for eternal spring, and it's true. But the trade winds, cool inland nights, and sudden changes between microclimates surprise those who arrive only with summer clothes.
"Lanzarote is the windiest island in the archipelago. It's not cold, it's windy. And for the wind, the layer you choose changes everything."
The Real Climate
What to expect by season
From November to March, temperatures are around 18-22°C during the day, but the northern wind can make it feel several degrees colder. From April to October, the heat is more stable, although evenings in high-altitude areas or on the north coast still call for a layer. The rule: always bring something you can take off.
The Suitcase
The formula that works
Light bases (linen, cotton, fine knit) plus one smart outer layer. Our WRAP JKT Waterproof® is the perfect choice: wind and drizzle repellent, foldable into your bag, and with a design that looks good whether you're at a portside dinner or hiking through volcanoes.
See Jackets for the Canary Islands →Luggage
Carry-on only
If you're traveling with carry-on luggage, versatility is key. Check out our travel capsule wardrobe guide and bring exactly what you need, without compromising on style.
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