Gran Canaria · TOURS
Coach days, boat days, buggy days and everything with a guide attached, on one page. The 15 here are the ones that justify giving up a whole day of the holiday, with prices, start times and the rest of the catalogue below.
Explore Puerto de Mogán’s seabed aboard the Golden Shark submarine, with shipwrecks, fish, audio guides, and a 25-metre descent.
“Very well run activity was great fun for all the family they even gave a cute wee named certificate to the kids and looked after them so well too all in all a really fun experience.”
Tour a Gran Canaria banana farm, restored 1804 house, and taste banana wines, jams, and snacks in a lively one-hour visit.
“Really interesting experience, John our guide was very knowledgeable and shared lots of information about bana plants & growing”
Ride a buggy through Gran Canaria’s Ayagaures Valley, mountain roads, villages, reservoirs, and short dusty off-road tracks with a guide.
“Whole experience was great, except I was under the impression that we were going on the dunes not just a big pile of sand.”
Trade the beach for Gran Canaria’s mountain roads, palm valleys, villages, and Roque Nublo views on a lively five-hour Jeep tour.
“Luis our driver / guide was fantastic. Wonderful insight into the less well-known places on the island with some hilarious stories too. Would highly recommend this tour.”
Gran Canaria volcano tour with Roque Nublo hiking, local tasting, mountain scenery, and a sunset above the clouds at Pico de Las Nieves.
“Overall a great experience. Amazing sceneries. Daylos our guide was very knowledgeable. Thou the hike was more challenging than expected but manageable with rest stops even for a few seniors. Hiking poles were supplied which are godsend. Lunch was good portion, good quality and interesting.”
Ride a jetski along Gran Canaria’s southwest coast with an English-speaking guide, open-sea views, flying fish, and optional photos.
“friendly staff that spoke both English and Spanish. They gave us clear instructions on how to ride out on the boat as well as instructions for using the jet skis. Safety was a priority but also they wanted us to enjoy their activity. They made us feel our enjoyment was important and we were not just a payday. Would certainly go again”
Drive an 800cc buggy through Fataga and Ayagaures, with mountain views, palm-lined roads, a dusty off-road section, and hotel pickup.
“Brilliant experience, the hosts were very good and it’s very well organised. Good to be able to get pictures and videos to look back on”
See Las Palmas from an open-top red bus, with Vegueta, Las Canteras, audio commentary, optional walks, museums, tapas, and a boat ride.
“Good way of getting around, getting to know the essentials”
Explore Gran Canaria’s Red Canyon, ancient La Fortaleza, village food, and Playa de Arinaga on a guided small-group day trip.
“We were picked up at our hotel by Celeste, in a van for 8 guests. We met the other van in Santa Lucia where we had our first stop at a local shop and the church. Both groups were introduced to each other, a nice gesture. From there we travelled a while to the Fortaleza de Ansite, a volcanic building with a large number of caves used by aboriginals for dwelling and burials. The biggest one we visited, was open in both ends. Really amazing. After the lunch, in Santa Lucia, we went to the Barranco de Tirajana, a ravine in fantastic colours. The trip ended in a picturesque fishing…”
Explore Gran Canaria beyond the beaches with a laurel-forest hike, farm tasting, Firgas, and a swim at volcanic pools.
“It was an amazing trip. They tailored the experience to everybody's needs and it was a lovely small group.”
See Gran Canaria’s cave homes, Guayadeque ravine, Maspalomas dunes, and Puerto de Mogán on a well-priced day tour from Las Palmas.
“oth Been on two day trips. Both excellent, Special mention to Selini and driver, Rafael. Entertaining commentery and good rapport throughout the day.”
See Gran Canaria beyond the resorts on an 8-hour tour through mountain villages, cave houses, dunes, north coast views, and local food.
“The tour was really good. We visited many small villages and saw wonderful scenary. The guide/driver gave a lot of info on the island. The tour was in English but the driver was Swedish so could also do it in Swedish.”
See Gran Canaria’s volcanic peaks, mountain villages, Fataga, and Maspalomas dunes on an affordable, English-guided day tour from Las Palmas.
“This was a superb trip all thanks to Pavel who is the host / owner of the business and Miguel, the coach driver. We honestly haven’t enjoyed a day like this in a long time. The whole journey was fascinating and we loved all of Pavel’s tales including real estate, celeb stories, the history of the island and it’s inhabitants. Pavel’s lust for life and the genuine desire to share his experiences is completely authentic. Combine this with Miguel’s driving skills which are incredible. The roads are very narrow and winding, and as we travelled to the mountains, we just went up and up and up, with a huge drop…”
Ride powerful jet skis from Pasito Blanco, with Maspalomas hotel transfer, small groups, photo stops, swimming, and driver changes.
“It was perfect, from start to the end!!! -the transport was on time -the jetskis could go from slow to very fast -our guide was very nice and helpful The tour was amazing, if you want to book a tour, book this one !! Altough we were nervous to do this, as soon as it started, it was the best! 10/10 recommend :D”
Spend four hours aboard a small yacht from Puerto Rico with cava, open-bar drinks, tapas, snorkeling, paddleboarding, and Atlantic views.
“Best experience ever! Staff were so welcoming even from the pick up to the yacht experience and where they take you is amazing!!!”
Water, dust, sand or a table — pick the afternoon and the island fills in the rest.
