Top Canary Islands Eco Tours

Escape the crowds on this breezy boat ride from Los Cristianos Harbor. Learn about local marine wildlife from expert guides while spotting bottlenose dolphins and pilot whales. Enjoy a respectful, no chase experience that prioritizes animal welfare and conservation

Discover how we grow Canary Island bananas sustainably, without chemicals and in harmony with nature. At Platanológico, we show you a logical and agroecological way of producing nutritious food on a living farm that withstood the volcanic eruption of 2021. Every Thursday at 10:30 a.m., we invite you to a guided tour of your farm in Puerto Naos. You'll learn about the pure genius of natural ecosystem as witnessed on your finca, the fascinating matriarchy of banana trees, the importance of good production for good nutrition, and how we coexist with volcanoes. The experience lasts between 90 and 120 minutes. There's not much walking, and there's shade and places to sit while we share our knowledge. At the end, we enjoy a cup of solar tea together. An intimate, educational, and lively visit. We look forward to seeing you!

The Caldera del Rey is a vast, shallow crater with banana groves and protected parkland—one of Tenerife’s natural highlights—but it lies a bit beyond walking distance from nearby towns. This small-group tour takes you from the Jacaranda Hotel to the volcanic Caldera del Rey monument via tuk-tuk—a small, fun three-wheeled vehicle—to learn about the volcanic origins that make the region so fertile.

Sail away for luxury, food, and fun during this half-day sailing excursion from Tenerife. Spend your day swimming, eating, and relaxing on board your sailing vessel, enjoying the majestic views of the Costa Adeje and keeping your eyes peeled for marine life such as whales and dolphins. Round-trip hotel transport, plus snorkeling gear, snacks, and beverages are included.

Experience the natural beauty of La Palma and the Canary Islands during a full-day guided hiking tour of Caldera de Taburiente National Park. Your guide ensures a safe and enjoyable 10-mile (16-km) walk on trails that wind through pine forest, volcanic terrain, and along the Taburiente River. Walking sticks are provided; bring your own food and drinks, swimsuit, and clothing suitable for a long hike.

Study marine biology and conservation with a marine biologist on this educational and scientific whale-watching tour in one of the world’s top locations, Tenerife. As you pass the island’s southernmost point and soak up views of the Mt. Teide volcano, learn how to use tools such as GPS, thermometer, hydrophone, sound recorder and datasheets to document the marine life that you’re seeing—and a clean-up net to conserve the ocean.

Explore Costa Adeje without getting lost during a small-group tuk tuk tour that’s an ideal way to orient first-time visitors. You’ll glide between Tenerife highlights with ease and stop at Plaza de Duque, Playa de Enramada, and the Church of San Sebastian, getting an intimate glimpse of each by walking around. Plus, you can choose from multiple departure times throughout the day to suit your schedule.

Sail along Tenerife’s south coast with a professional crew and marine guide to teach you facts about the underwater world that you wouldn’t know about if traveling alone. As well as having the opportunity to spot whales and dolphins, the boat is equipped with an underwater sound system and onboard speakers, so you'll have the rare opportunity to hear the sounds of marine life in real-time too.

Keep your eyes peeled for dolphins, whales, and other marine life on this small-group sea safari from Puerto Calero. Meet your group at the departure point, then head out along Lanzarote’s coastline. Your professional guide and marine biologist tell you all about the marine life in the area, like turtles, flying fish, sharks, and more. The tour is available in English, French, German, and Spanish.

Explore the dunes of Maspalomas the traditional way on this 30-minute camel-riding adventure in Gran Canaria. Climb into the saddle and head deep into the Gran Canarian countryside on camelback with a guide. Along the way, enjoy the sensation of riding on the back of these gentle giants. Admire sweeping views over the rolling sand dunes, rocky ridges and rugged landscapes for which Gran Canaria is famous.

We start from the Los Gigantes Cliffs marina, from where we head southwest sailing a few miles away from the coast in search of our main objective, to spot some of the families of Cetaceans such as the Calderones Tropicales that reside in this area, to head then towards Los Gigantes Cliffs, a place of special beauty that also has a great diversity of sea birds and the possibility of seeing some type of sea turtles. To finish the excursion, after doing the whale watching, we anchor somewhere near the coast, we always look for the most comfortable place for our clients where you can enjoy a bath or snorkel.

Large whale-watching boats can feel crowded and impersonal. This small-group tour from south Tenerife limits numbers to just ten guests, offering a more intimate, eco-friendly way to see marine life. Join onboard biologists as you search for whales and dolphins, and listen to their calls through a hydrophone for a deeper understanding of the ocean around you. It’s a quieter, educational alternative to standard sightseeing cruises.

Explore at your own pace with total freedom. The Volcanea Self-Guided Tour App transforms your phone into a certified tour guide. With step-by-step routes, interactive maps, and cultural content, you'll discover the volcanic heart of the island with the in-depth knowledge of a local guide and the freedom to travel at your own pace. This tour is perfect for: - Independent travelers with a rental car. - Couples and families who are looking for flexibility. - Experience lovers cultural and natural. - Explorers who value interpretive context and autonomy. What do you get with your access? - Immediate access from your browser (no installation required). - Interactive maps with integrated GPS. - Immersive videos at every stop. - Professional narrative podcasts. - Additional suggested hiking routes. - Safety information and local recommendations.

Discover their sustainable permaculture finca in one of the green lungs of Puerto de la Cruz, between sea and Teide. Surrounded by over 250 plant species, you will explore the ecological diversity, their food forest, vegetable garden and plant rearing, learn more about their plant water filters and recycling methods. In the greenhouse, in the shade of the Maracujas, you can sample a fresh snack straight from the garden. Patrick, co-founder, shows you around in person and introduces you to the vision. In the syntropical food forest you will discover a multi-layered ecosystem of exotic fruit trees. Between the beds, we show you why healthy soil is the basis of their work and how bananas can be integrated into a resource-efficient ecosystem without chemical fertilizers. From colorful banana varieties and spicy chilies to Permaculture Principles, you get exclusive behind-the-scenes insights.

Explore the mountainous heart of Gran Canaria on this full-day tour from Las Palmas. See the Roque Nublo pinnacle; enjoy views from Pico de las Nieves, the island’s highest point; and have lunch in Los Llanos de la Pez’ pine forest. Plus, see the Cruz de Tejeda, visit historical villages like San Mateo, and sample local cheese, apple cider, and other produce. Transport, guide, and hotel and central pickup and drop-off in Las Palmas included.

We will take a small ferry from the port of Corralejo that will take about 15 minutes. During the trip you will enjoy the incredible views and the clarity of its turquoise waters. Once we arrive and after reserving our lunch at the only restaurant on the island, we will follow the path to the beach of La Calera or La Concha. In this paradisiacal natural bay there is an archaeological site that dates back to the ancient Romans, who established a settlement on the island related to the production of purple dye. We will climb to the top of the La Caldera volcano, 127 meters high with spectacular views. We will head north to the Martiño Lighthouse, one of the oldest in the Canary Islands. After that we reach Las Lagunitas, a salt marsh full of vegetation. Our last stop will be in El Puertito, a small village of the old fishermen where we can take a refreshing swim in its natural pools. The final reward will be a delicious paella in the restaurant with the best sea views.

Traverse the rugged terrain of Fuerteventura on an e-bike and admire the beauty of this Canary Island. This electric bike is equipped with fat tires to help you easily navigate the rocky and sandy terrain of the island. Pedal past volcanoes, postcard-worthy viewpoints, beaches, and lagoons throughout the day and discover the more adventurous side of Fuerteventura.

Because.... life is for living! Step abord our stunning brand new top of the range boat, designed for unfortgettable group experiences on the water. Whether you´re celebrating a special occasion or simply living your best life, we promisde a stylish escape filled with elegance, luxury, joy and sea breeze. Stretch out and relax on spacious sundecks, lounge in shaded comfort and let the soft sway of the ocean and the sunshine melt away your stress. No crowds, no rush, just you, your people and paradise. ( max 10 pax)

Enjoy this guided Segway Tour and discover Maspalomas in the most original and enjoyable way together with your family or friends.

The north of Lanzarote is home to some of the island’s most remote and unspoiled landscapes. On this tour, enjoy a guided half-day hike along the coastal cliffs and inland valleys, admire views of Penedo Bay and La Graciosa Island, and visit the stunning One Thousand Palm Tree Valley. Along the way, stop in the villages of Maguez and Haria, where you can browse the markets and enjoy a glimpse of traditional Canarian life.

This area, one of the first to develop thanks to its fertile lands, sailing, and springs, was key to the island's beginnings. However, with the transfer of water to the valley and the construction of galleries to supply the regions with better climates, Gafaría began a slow process of depopulation, becoming a refuge for wildlife and silence. On our route, we will not only explore stunning and little-traveled landscapes, but we will also immerse ourselves in the essence of ancient life on La Palma. We will feel the connection with the elements, the effort of those who inhabited these lands, and the immensity of an environment where time seems to have stood still. A unique experience to walk, feel, and rediscover La Palma in its purest form. Recommendations: -Wear comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear, as well as a jacket and some rain gear in case it is needed. -It is also advisable to bring sunscreen and a hat or cap. -Bring water and food for the hike.

If you want to explore the underwater world of Tenerife without getting wet, then this is the tour for you. Descend 100 feet (30 meters) to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean in a large submarine that can accommodate 44 seated passengers. Along the way, look out for marine life that you likely wouldn’t see otherwise—such as sea breams, eels, barracudas, and rays. If you're lucky, you might even see a shipwreck. A special opportunity to travel down to the ocean floor in a submarine, learn about local marine life and the ocean through guide commentary. Lots to see—look out for a variety of fish species and shipwrecks. Receive your own personalized dive certificate, showing you to be one of the chosen few to have descended to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. With our new Audio-Guide System available in 15 Languages you can discover the secrets of the Atlantic Ocean, beautiful sea creatures and delicate ecosystems all while understanding why it is crucial to protect and preserve them.