Canary Islands

Film production
in the Canaries.

Year-round spring climate. Volcanic landscapes that look unlike anywhere else on the planet. Atlantic light — softer and more diffuse than Mediterranean Spain. Tenerife and Lanzarote in particular are established choices for automotive shoots and international campaigns. The logistics need planning — we've done it enough times to know exactly how.

22°CAverage temperature year-round
7Main islands, each distinct
1Contact for everything

The islands

Tenerife

The Production Base

The largest island and the most production-ready. Teide volcano, the Anaga forest, Masca gorge, the Teresitas black sand beach — extraordinary visual range. Good local crew base and solid equipment rental infrastructure.

Lanzarote

Volcanic Landscapes

César Manrique's island — volcanic lava fields, white architecture, Timanfaya National Park. Lanzarote is particularly popular for automotive shoots. The landscape is genuinely alien and works extremely well on camera.

Gran Canaria

Dunes & Mountains

The Maspalomas dunes in the south, dramatic mountains in the interior, green north coast. The most varied landscape of all the islands and well-connected logistically.

Fuerteventura

Wind & Sand

Long white beaches, constant wind, stark landscapes. Popular for kite surfing and outdoor sports content, and increasingly used for fashion and automotive.

Crew

Local & Mainland Crew

Tenerife and Gran Canaria both have resident professional crew. We supplement from mainland Spain when needed. Island logistics are straightforward with proper planning.

Logistics

Island Planning

Equipment from mainland comes as cargo — build that into your schedule. We handle all freight and customs coordination. Same service, different logistics chain.

Why the Canaries
work.

The Canary Islands sit at the same latitude as the Sahara, which explains the light. It's Atlantic rather than Mediterranean — softer, more diffuse, excellent for automotive and fashion in particular. And year-round availability means no seasonal gamble on weather.

The main thing people worry about is the logistics — it's an island, you can't just drive equipment there. We've run enough shoots in the Canaries to have this completely under control. Cargo flights, inter-island transfers, customs — we handle it, you shoot.

01

Plan for Equipment

Camera and lighting kit needs to travel as freight — 48–72 hours from mainland Spain. We coordinate everything. Source locally in the Canaries where possible.

02

Choose Your Island

Each island has a completely different look. Tell us what the footage needs — we'll tell you which island (and which part of it) gives you that.

03

Permits

National Park permits (Teide, Timanfaya) need lead time — 4–6 weeks. Municipal permits are fast. We start permit applications the moment you confirm.

04

Year-Round Availability

No weather risk. Shoots that get rained out on the mainland move to the Canaries. It's genuinely spring-like 365 days a year.

Shooting in the Canaries?

Tell us the island, the brief and the dates. The earlier we start on National Park permits, the better.

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