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Hi Roy, We toured the Canary Islands in Jan - May 2000 we visited five of the seven islands. On the whole camp sites are poor, a couple run by the Dutch are of a better standard. Wild camping is not a problem. You are looking at £1500/£1600 for the return crossing. The crossings about 36 hours and there is one sailing a week. Inter island ferries are quite cheap comparison. Ferry details at http://www.directferries.co.uk/canary_islands.htm Campsite details at http://tinyurl.com/y2sq43 I've got more details somewhere but I can't put my finger on them at present Get back to me if I can be of further help. Safe travelling Don
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Check out www.fredolson.es/english for inter island ferries, for tenneriffe to gomera and hierro their high speed ferries are good. I see from Don's link Naviera Armas claim to have 8 modern ferries, this may be true but they also run some old rough boats, a friend went on one and has sworn never to step on one of their boats again, having seen the boat in question I don't blame her.
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Thanks everyone for replies. Chas, I had forgotton about the Travel Consultants in the Mag. I see that Mary is still the Canary Islands contact. I have just come back from Fuerteventura (by air) and did notice that the Armas ferry from Lanzarote to Corralejo opened the bow before even entering the harbour, visions of the Spirit of Free Enterprise appeared before my eyes!
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