A contribution to the knowledge of Cistella and Hyphodiscus in the Canary Islands is presented. Seven species are reported as new to the Canary Islands and to the Macaronesian Region: Cistella dentata, C. grevillei, C. mali, C. hungarica, C. pediformis, C. tenuicula and Hyphodiscus hymeniophilus. Descriptions and illustrations of these species based on our own observations and a key to the species currently known from the Canary Islands are provided. Closely related species are briefly discussed.