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We’ll give you all the information you need, including : date and place of arrival, so that you can book the flight that’s right for you.
The Canary Islands are part of Spain, so European nationals do not need a visa.
For non-EU nationals, please contact the Spanish embassy in your country.
You can consult the Pasteur Institute’s recommendations by destination withthis link.
It is recommended to bring any medication you may need for the duration of your stay.
Make sure you have a valid prescription for these medicines, as Spanish customs may require proof that the medicines are intended for you.
It is also advisable to consult your doctor before your trip for personalised advice.
The local currency is the euro as they are part of Spain, in Europe.
We require a sufficiently high level for assignments, internships and training.
This is absolutely essential if you are to understand the instructions and directions given on site by your coordinators.
All projects require at least an intermediate level of English.
Our projects in the Canaries include an on-site wifi connection.
What’s more, the telephone network is pretty good, thanks to the centre’s location. The town also has a number of cafés
Contact your mobile phone operator for more information before your trip to find out the internet capacity of your package. Alternatively, you can easily buy a local SIM card.
This depends on your country of origin and the type of plugs used in your country.
The Canary Islands use the same type of plug as mainland Spain, which is type F, as in France: no need to buy an adapter.
Laundry options vary from one project to another and are generally indicated in the guide provided by each project.
Some projects offer an included laundry service, while others use an external service for a small fee.
In any case, there are ways to wash your clothes during your stay.
The cost of living in the Canaries varies according to several factors: the island chosen, the season, etc.
In general, the more touristy islands such as Lanzarote tend to be more expensive, while less popular destinations such as Fuerteventura or La Palma can offer more affordable options.
As far as food is concerned, prices are generally more affordable than in France.
The most commonly spoken language in the Canaries is Catalan! However, it is possible to communicate in Spanish or English.
Our projects in the Canary Islands are open all year round.
However, certain periods may be more conducive to certain specific activities, such as the breeding season for marine species.
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