Adventure nights in the starry sky of the Canaries

Adventurous and environmentally sustainable, family-friendly and romantic at just the right point, with a variety of landscapes offering suitable spaces and environments for anyone. We are talking about the Canary Islands, the Spanish archipelago off the coast of Africa. Its proximity to the equator, the mountainous region and the height of the inscriptions make it unique places for astronomical tourism and tourism associated with observing the sky even with the naked eye. The International Day of the Moon, celebrated on July 20, and the Perseid meteor shower (the stars of San Lorenzo), which falls between the end of July and the middle of August, represent – in this season – the best occasions to visit them as they look up. . The main islands are easy to reach with direct flights from central northern Italy, but also by sea. Here are five paths to discovering different characteristics.