Top Canary Islands Day Trips

Admire the scenery of Timanfaya and southern Lanzarote on this day tour, with transfers from Arrecife, Puerto del Carmen, and Playa Blanca hotels. Traveling by air-conditioned bus, explore Timanfaya National Park to see its volcanoes, craters, and lava-sculpted terrain. Plus, admire Green Lake (El Lago Verde) and La Geria’s unique vineyards, with a stop at a winery and a break in the whitewashed village of Yaiza.

Discover the magnificent landscapes that surround Tenerife’s Mt. Teide and the Masca Valley on an exhilarating full-day excursion. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, travel through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Teide National Park on a voyage of natural discovery; gaze at sweeping volcanic panoramas and capture photographs of the island’s unique dragon tree. Ascend to Vilaflor, one of Spain’s highest villages, and enjoy leisurely time in Masca and Garachico, provincial villages cradled by rolling hills. Enjoy convenient round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off on this fascinating tour.

Experience the beauty and culture of Gran Canaria as you explore its most breathtaking landscapes. Begin with stunning views at the Guriete viewpoint before venturing through the remarkable Caldera de Tirajana, shaped by ancient volcanic forces. From uncovering aboriginal history at La Fortaleza to savoring local delicacies in Santa Lucía de Tirajana, every moment is filled with discovery, ending with a peaceful hike through the Las Vacas ravine and a refreshing swim at Arinaga beach.

Perfect for travelers with busy schedules, this special half-day tour combines two activities—a visit to Lanzarote Timanfaya National Park and an optional camel ride—in just a few hours. Enjoy front-door transfers from your hotel in a comfortable, air-conditioned bus (included in the tour), and upgrade to include an optional camel ride around the base of scenic Fire Mountains.

Visiting Fuerteventura independently can mean coordinating ferries from Lanzarote on your own. This full-day guided trip simplifies the journey with included round-trip ferry sailing and hotel pickup from selected hotels. Explore the town of Corralejo and El Cotillo at your own pace, then head to Corralejo Natural Park to wander the dunes and relax on sandy beaches before sailing back.

One of Gran Canaria’s most popular locations, the Puerto de Mogan street market is an ideal stop for any foodie or shopaholic. Explore the rows of vibrant stalls each with their own local produce, crafts, gifts and food or drink to sell. Walk by the canals and enjoy the detailed architecture of Puerto de Mogan and its many gardens and waterfront villas, or relax with a drink at a seaside bar.

Enjoy a dolphin and whale watching cruise, sailing offshore from the southwest coast of Gran Canaria, in the area between Puerto de Mogán and the Maspalomas Lighthouse. Get on board one of our catamarans, safe and comfortable boats that, due to their characteristics, offer a pleasant navigation, with less rolling than a monohull or smaller catamarans. . After sailing in search of cetaceans, we will return to the coast, making a stop of about 30 - 45 minutes in Cala del Perchel, Taurito, Tauro or Anfi del Mar, depending on the sighting area that has been navigated. At that time you can enjoy a refreshing swim, use the snorkeling equipment included in the activity and have a refreshing drink, returning later to Puerto Rico to end the activity.

See two striking landscapes during a half-day tour on this bus excursion in Lanzarote. Ride a camel on the volcanic slopes of Echadero de Camellos in Timanfaya National Park and visit the wine region of La Geria, known for the cultivation of the Malvasia grape. Skip the hassle of navigating and admire the scenery of Lanzarote.

Create an unforgettable experience on this tour of Gran Canaria’s volcanoes — and then settle at the top of Pico de Las Nieves for a panoramic view of the sunset. On your journey to the top, pass volcanic landscapes and learn about how they were made and why they look the way they do. See the Tamadaba mountains and make a stop at a local market to purchase unique products.

Check off northern Gran Canaria’s most popular sights without the hassle of navigating unfamiliar roads on this full-day driving tour. Following pickup from your Las Palmas hotel, you’ll travel north to the pretty city of Arucas to admire its architecture and visit a banana farm. Then discover the small town of Firgas before continuing on to the valley of the Berrazales, in Agaete, famous for its coffee and wine. End with time to sunbathe and have lunch in La Nieves port.

If you want to explore the south of Fuerteventura without the hassle of self-driving or the discomfort of large tour buses, this private tour is for you. Over a full day you’ll be taken through some beautiful landscapes, stopping at highlights like small villages and farms, the caves of Ajuy, and both white and black-sand beaches. Sample local cuisine and enjoy the beauty of this half of the island.

Get a full-island tour of Gran Canaria, from north to south, with a guide providing in-depth commentary. Highlights include strolling the streets of Santa Brigida, snapping photos of the views from Pico de las Nieves, seeing the volcanic Baldama Caldera, and exploring the massive sand dunes lining the beach at Maspalomas. Stop midday for lunch in the quaint village of Fataga (own expense) and free time to explore.

Discover the highlights of Tenerife in one well-planned shore excursion, designed specifically for cruise ship passengers. Enjoy scenic drives through pine forests and volcanic landscapes, with photo stops at the La Tarta viewpoint and the famous Roques de García, set against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Teide. Your guide will explain the island’s unique geology and history along the way. Continue to the UNESCO-listed town of La Laguna for a guided walk through its historic streets, followed by free time for lunch or shopping at your own pace. The tour ends in Santa Cruz, Tenerife’s capital, where you will visit Plaza de España and enjoy a short walk along the seafront before returning to the port. With comfortable transport, expert local guiding, and careful time management, this tour offers a relaxed yet complete overview of Tenerife, with a guaranteed return to your ship on time.

If you’re limited on time, but still want to see whales and dolphins while touring the Spanish Coast, this Costa Adeje Whale and Dolphin Watching Cruise with Lunch is the perfect solution. Set out on the water with a small-group and guide to keep a lookout for dolphins and whales in their natural habitat. Plus, you’ll enjoy food and drinks on the catamaran’s spacious sundecks.

This excursion gives you the opportunity to get to know the essence of Tenerife in a single day. The island of Tenerife is characterized by its varied nature. We will be surprised by the majestic Los Gigantes Cliffs and then to the Garachico viewpoint. Later we will visit the thousand-year-old dragon tree of Icod de los Vinos, the largest and recognized as a national monument in 1917. Later you will visit the Villa de la Orotava on foot, and in it the house of the Balconies. Once finished, we go to Puerto de la Cruz where they have time to eat or go shopping, then we go to Villa de Candelaria. There you can visit its basilica, which is the patron saint of the Canary Islands.

See the signature sights of Lanzarote’s volcanic landscapes without the self-drive hassles on this guided tour that’s ideal for time-pressed travelers. Visit El Golfo’s Green Lagoon (Lago Verde), a brilliant green crater lake; feel the heat and see volcanic ash in Timanfaya National Park; taste volcanic wine; and explore the Jameos del Agua lava caves. Your package includes entrance fees and transfers but lunch is at your own expense.

There’s more to the Canary Islands than just beaches—especially up on Tenerife's volcanic peaks, which are ideal for star-gazing. On this special nighttime tour, watch the moon, planets, and distant galaxies through a high-powered telescope as your astronomer guide tells you all about the constellations. Plus, a traditional Canarian restaurant meal is included, as well as a sunset glass of Cava and two free souvenir photos.

Many travelers visit Tenerife without ever venturing beyond their resort, but the island has many scenic locations worth exploring. Make the most of your vacation time with a full-day adventure. After a convenient pickup from select hotels, cruise through pine forests and otherworldly landscape via mountain roads to El Teide National Park. Weather permitting, hop in a cable car (at your own expense) to travel further up the mountain, where you can marvel at a spectacular view of the other Canary Islands.

Discover Tenerife from the perspective of a jet ski and an ATV (option jet ski + ATV). As you discover this scenic terrain, you will receive the utmost professional and friendly treatment from your guides.

The Spanish island of Lanzarote may be known for its sunshine and stark volcanic landscape, but it has another claim to fame: home to the late artist Cesar Manrique. To truly understand the Manrique's creative vision, arts enthusiasts should take advantage of this guided tour dedicated to the artist's work. As you tour the island, visit Manrique's monuments, architectural creations, and paintings. Along the way, experience the island's natural beauty at the Green Caves or Los Jameos del Agua.

Enjoy the vast outdoors and the lunar landscapes of Fuerteventura on this hiking tour of the island’s caves and secret routes. Visit the Ajuy Caves, and follow your local guide to the Las Penitas canyon. See the unique geological structures and rock formations of this region, including a red sandstone archway and “waves” of striped rock rising up from the volcanic ground. Adaptable for all fitness levels.

A unique experience, where we will travel with exquisiteness and landscaping quality to the most emblematic places of the island

Avoid the crowded beaches of Lanzarote and explore the idyllic island of La Graciosa on this classic catamaran tour. Catch the ferry to the village of Caleta de Sebo, which you’ll explore independently. Then board your boat to cruise along the island’s south coast, tuck into a traditional paella lunch, and enjoy swimming, snorkeling, or kayaking at Playa la Francesca.