Gran Canaria Tours

We are the only water park with these characteristics in Gran Canaria. The only one that concentrates so much fun in so little space....

From the same family as two of Tenerife's most popular attractions, Loro Parque and Siam Park, comes the Poema del Mar aquarium in the heart of Las Palmas. Here you'll come face to face with over 300 marine species, including sharks, piranhas and clown fish.

Gran Canaria's Atlantic waters are home to many amazing creatures, but on this selection of catamaran cruises, you'll go in search of dolphins. See them in their natural habitat, where abundant food and highly oxygenated currents see them spend their days frolicking and playing.Choose from three sailings:Dolphin Safari – Two-hour sail in search of dolphinsDolphin Safari & Swim – Two-hour sail in search of dolphins with swim stopDolphin Safari & Mogan Market – Two-hour sail with free time in Puerto de Mogan on market day

• Driving through fertile valleys • We will visit Telde (capital of the guanches). Arucas and Firgas. • We move on to Valleseco, Cruz de Tejeda, Ayacata, Roque Nublo, San Bartolome. • Panoramic viepoint in the valley of Fataga. ...

Join this amazing camel riding adventure in the dunes of Southern Gran Canaria. Located in Maspalomas, this activity has been declared a cultural heritage of the region. The ride is about 30 minutes long and takes place in the deserted landscapes of Gran Canaria. You don’t need to ride on the hump....

The Tour starts in the south of Gran Canaria and proceeds all along Santa Lucía’s ravine towards Sorrueda dam. There, you will pay a visit to the Fortaleza de Ansite (Fortress of Ansite), one of the greatest archaeological sites in Gran Canaria. ...

See the true nature of Gran Canaria, far from the huge agglomerations and the hotels, and enjoy the best route with a mountain guide.

Villages, viewpoints and volcanic rocks dot Gran Canaria's jagged spine. This tour weaves its way through some of the island's most dramatic landscapes, stopping along the way to visit gems such as Teror, Tejeda and Fataga. And Teror is where your adventure begins. ...

Northern Gran Canaria is all non-stop natural beauty. This tour delves into this often-overlooked part of the island's treasure chest. You'll visit Spain's largest botanic garden, and a banana plantation. David, one of our local guides, says, ‘Bananas are our national fruit – they're a symbol of the Canaries. Explorers sailing to the Americas would take green ones that ripened en route. And we exported so many to Britain that Canary Wharf in London got its name from us.'First up is a deep dive into this island's continent-like biodiversity. Planted on a hillside, Jardin Canario is the largest botanical park in Spain. It boasts more than 2,000 species of plants, 500 of which are endemic to the island. Tour the tree-lined grounds and learn all about the initiative's conservation efforts and environmental education programme. Next up is a banana plantation, where you'll discover 13 varieties of plantain from all over the world.The final stop will include a guided tour of charming Firgas village, a cluster of narrow streets lined with traditional Canarian houses. Explore the photogenic streets with your guide, who will explain the presence of so many fountains in this little town. Afterwards, you'll have free time to discover more of the delights of Firgas at your own pace, perhaps stop for a leisurely coffee or look for souvenirs.

Our hiking excursions are an excellent opportunity for mountain lovers to get to know the island from a completely different perspective. During our trips, we will show you a different Gran Canaria, far from the crowds and tourist areas....

Unveil the secrets of the Guanches, Gran Canaria's extinct aboriginal population, with an archaeologist on this National Geographic Day Tour. Begin your tour at La Fortaleza Museum, where you can learn about ancestral diets, uncovering the nourishment that fuelled generations past. You will also have access to the archive room, exclusive to National Geographic travellers. Inside, a pair of rare mummies will reveal stories about the lives and deaths of the island's original inhabitants. After, you'll enjoy some local delicacies such as olive oil, bread, Tenefé salt, and pastries made with gofio flour, almonds or figs. Next, explore La Fortaleza archeological site, the most complete in all Gran Canaria. Protected by law, it is important both in terms of its historical significance and location. See habitation caves adorned with paintings, granaries, stone houses, funerary monuments, engravings, and the island's oldest sanctuary. Learn why the Guanches' referred to it as the ‘Axis of the World', the place where heaven and earth converged. Witness the ancient way of life in La Fortaleza as you discover the tunnel that traverses the rock, offering panoramas of La Fortaleza de Abajo. This sprawling settlement of excavated houses is just a stone's throw away. Round off this experience with a scenic drive along winding roads to the foot of the caldera. You'll head to Mirador Santa Lucia, where you'll indulge in a typical Canarian lunch of regional cuisine with a side order of impressive views. As you relish the rich flavors, soak up the surrounding landscape and reflect on the history you've uncovered during this journey.

The rugged terrain and winding trails of Gran Canaria make it ideal for a buggy tour. These tours are a dream for adrenaline junkies, with photo stops along the way to relax things down a bit. You'll take in some of the island's most beautiful and deserted spots on a 4-wheeled adventure.The day kicks off as you navigate through the rugged desert landscapes of southwest Gran Canaria. You'll speed along sandy and rocky trails, spewing up clouds in your wake. Enjoy the breathtaking views as you speed along off-road routes in search of untouched places on the island.Before you get to experience the island's ever-changing landscape in an exciting, action-packed way, decide between a short (around 1 hour 15 mins) or long (around 2 hour 15 mins) experience. All you'll need is your driving licence and sense of adventure.

Enjoy this spectacular multivan Tour around Gran Canaria and discover the best spots of its rural landscape. • Tour the island in a fully equipped multivan. • Visit unique places around the island....

Tear yourself off the sunbed and uncover some of Gran Canaria's most scenic spots on this jam-packed tour. Starting at a typical aloe farm, you'll head straight for the viewpoints of Pico de las Nieves and Pico de Bandama, before exploring Insta-perfect Ayacata with time for lunch. Then, it's on to Cruz de San Antonio and El Mulato. What's more, you'll be joined with a knowledgeable guide throughout the day to explain in depth about the beauty of the island.

Cruise along Gran Canarias sunny and warm south coast on our big luxurious sailing catamaran (Lagoon 421). Enjoy great tapas lunch on board, All the drinks are included to the trip throughout the cruise time. Have fun with paddle boarding, snorkeling and swimming in clear waters....

Enjoy a day in Las Palmas, a very open and cheerful city. From the old town to the area of ​​Las Canteras Beach. Declared a Natural Monument in 1994...

Cruising off the coast of the Gran Canaria has always been fun but this boat tour makes it even better. You can now hop off at any of the ports the Blue Bird boat docks in and wander around before hopping back on when the next one sails into port.The itineraries vary and cover four coastal towns in the southwest – Arguineguin, Anfi del Mar, Puerto Rico and Puerto de Mogan. So you can tick off sleepy fishing villages like Anfi, bubbly seaside spots like Puerto Rico and Arguineguin or more dashing towns like Puerto de Mogan.Each has its own charm – and nowhere can the colour of a town be better appreciated than during the weekly market. In Arguineguin, it's every Tuesday, while in Puerto de Mogan, there are two. Monday is the farmers' market while Friday sees the town come to life for the ethnic and gastronomic market – African drums, wooden wind chimes and Canarian cheeses are among the stall buys.

This grand tour of Gran Canaria takes in the best of the island's highlands in just one day. You'll tick off the villages of Tejeda and Teror, enjoy a typical Canarian lunch and visit an aloe vera plantation. There'll be plenty of photo stops along the way, too. Pepe, one of our local guides, says, 'Teror is one of my favourite spots on the island, with history seeping from the walls in the old quarter. The buildings are so charming and in the main square, you'll get to see the typical Canarian balconies the town is famous for.'It's a blockbuster from the go. Our first stop is at the Degollada de la Yegua viewpoint, which by day boasts views of a Wild West-like canyon and by night of the stars. Then it's on to Tunte, where you might decide to visit the Casa Los Yánez Ethnographic Museum, though it is not open every day. Next, you'll head to Tejeda, considered one of Spain's prettiest villages. All pretty whitewashed houses and palm trees nestled in the shadow of Roque Nublo and Roque Bentayga, it's Insta-perfect.We'll then head to Valleseco for a three-course lunch in a family-owned restaurant. Savour traditional Canarian dishes made from locally sourced ingredients, washed down with local wine, while admiring the views of a gorge below. With a full belly, the afternoon is dedicated to the picture-postcard town of Teror. It's famed for its pastel-coloured colonial homes with carved overhanging balconies.

Book now this tour and discover some of the best volcanic areas of Gran Canaria. Admire the island from its highest viewpoints and see the majestic Roque Nublo.

Immerse yourself in Spanish wine culture as you tour a winery that dates back 5 generations on the island of Gran Canaria. Appreciate the depth and complexity of local flavors as you try local cheese and wine. Meet your guide at the winery and begin your journey. Get ready for an amazing experience...