After forty years of incredible travelling around the world, I moved to the Canary Islands in 2010. First to Fuerteventura and then to Gran Canaria. The eight islands of the archipelago offer such an incredible bio-diversity that one no longer feels the need to travel so far searching the perfect place to live. These Spanish islands, lapped by the waters of the Atlantic, enjoy enchanting landscapes, a climate voted the best in the world and friendly people, but their attractions do not stop there.
The flagship of the Canary Islands is their high quality of life: top-quality services in terms of health and education, safety, good infrastructure, cultural liveliness and a high degree of reconciliation between work and leisure time make Gran Canaria, Tenerife and Fuerteventura particularly popular destinations.