Carnival is already breathed throughout the Atlantic, the Canary Islands, Huelva and Cádiz dress in their best clothes to receive those visitors who arrive through the port. If you have a few days off and you like to have fun, this is the time to book a cruise through the Canary Islands and the Atlantic, almost without realizing it you will discover dream landscapes, with tremendously nice people and lots of fun.
There are several shipping companies that offer you similar itineraries through the Canary Islands and the South of the peninsula, the main ones being Pullmantur, MSC cruises, Costa Cruises and Royal Caribbean. Below and as a brushstroke I will give you some of their itineraries and indicative prices, but you know, the best thing is always to go to your travel agency and consult with an expert.
Pullmantur has an itinerary that has been directly called Carnival in the Canary Islands and where, in addition to on land, you will find theme parties and workshops on carnival on board the Horizon itself.. The price for 8 days 7 nights touring Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Palma, Add, Lanzarote and back to Gran Canaria ranges from 500 euros per person all inclusive.
Beyond the columns of Hercules is the Costa Crucero cruise, in which in 12 days of crossing you will visit: Savona, Marseille, Arrecife, capital of Lanzarote, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Funchal in Madeitra, Malaga, Civitavecchia (Rome) and return to Savona. An entire experience in which you will not have to share any of the hero's work. Of course, with this trip you miss the Carnival, since the itinerary begins in May.
Royal Caribbean offers you something completely different, go from North to South, from London to Tenerife. Fifteen days sailing through the Atlantic to discover its majestic nature, visiting Vigo, Lisbon, Ponta Delgada (Portugal), Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Funchal (Portugal), La Coruña, Le Havre (Paris) and disembarkation of new in the port of Southampton (London). Of course another way to compare the beauty of the Canary Islands.
These have been just three examples, very different from each other, of the cruise ships that call on the lucky islands.