Five Canary Island beaches where you can extend summer for a few more weeks: blue flag, dunes and cliffs

While much of the peninsular Spain transitions away from summer weather, the Canary Islands continue to experience high temperatures ranging from 24 to 28 degrees Celsius, and exceeding 30 degrees Celsius in the southern regions. Amidst this climate context, attention has turned to five specific beaches in the archipelago featuring blue flags, dunes, and cliffs, offering an extended summer season following a period of calima that affected the islands in mid-season.

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