Post to Canary Islands
Send a Parcel to the Canary Islands From £6.61 exc VAT
Ship to Canary Islands with Parcel2Go
If you’re looking to send a cheap parel to the Canary Islands - we’re here to help you!
Our prices are the best you’ll find - and we don’t just offer you cheap postage. We also guarantee safe delivery, using our network of international delivery partners who reliably work to get items across the world quickly and securely.
To send a parcel to the Canary Islands, you’ll need to deal with Customs regulations for your items. Be sure to check your parcel follows the rules, and it’ll be easier to get your parcel to its destination with the minimum of fuss.
Another tip is to check that you’re not trying to send your parcel to the Canary Islands on a national holiday or non-working day (Saturday or Sunday). This might cause a hold up with your delivery, so check before you book to avoid disappointment.
Use our instant quote tool below to get the lowest price we can offer. We’ve also listed useful tips and further information to know before you book below - read on to find out more.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to deal with customs when sending from the UK to the Canary Islands?
Yes. When you ship a parcel to the Canary Islands, your shipment will be subject to customs regulations and fees.
Luckily, we’re here to help. When you book a delivery with us, we’ll send you over all the documentation you need to ensure that your parcel gets through customs without a hitch.
How much does it cost to send a parcel from the UK to the Canary Islands?
Postage to the Canary Islands costs as little as £6.61 exc VAT when you order through Parcel2Go. Plus, you can customise your order to ensure that its tailored to both your needs and your budget, whether you want collection and drop-off to parcel cover and signed delivery.
How should I address my parcel for delivery to the Canary Islands?
As the Canary Islands are part of Spain, you should actually address your parcel in the same way that you would a Spanish address, only with the island name (e.g. ‘TENERIFE’) and the territory (‘THE CANARY ISLANDS’) on the last line of the address in block capitals.
You can refer to the Universal Postal Unions guide to Spanish addresses here.