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Discover Lanzarote in a full-day private tour dedicated to the genius of César Manrique, the artist who fused nature, art, and architecture into the island’s identity. With hotel pickup, drop-off, and an English-speaking driver, enjoy a customizable itinerary and the option to extend your journey. Start at the César Manrique Foundation, his volcanic-lava home turned museum and studio. Continue to the Monumento al Campesino, a tribute to farmers and rural heritage. Explore the Jardín de Cactus, a former quarry transformed into a spectacular garden of over 4,500 cacti species. Head to Jameos del Agua, a volcanic grotto redesigned into a cultural space with an underground lake, rare albino crabs, and a stunning auditorium. Conclude at the Mirador del Río, a cliffside viewpoint overlooking La Graciosa and the Chinijo Archipelago, perfectly integrated into the volcanic rock. A journey of art, culture, and nature, all in one.

Discover the natural and cultural treasures of North Lanzarote on a private day trip with your English-speaking driver. Begin at the Green Caves (Cueva de los Verdes), a lava tunnel with dramatic rock formations and hidden surprises underground. Continue to Jameos del Agua, César Manrique’s masterpiece where volcanic caves meet design, featuring an underground lake with rare albino crabs, lush gardens, and a unique auditorium. Head to Mirador del Río, a spectacular clifftop viewpoint also created by Manrique, offering sweeping views over La Graciosa and the Chinijo Archipelago. End the day in Arrieta, a charming fishing village where you can stroll, enjoy fresh seafood, or relax by the sea. With hotel pickup, drop-off, a customizable itinerary, and the option to extend your journey, this tour blends volcanic beauty, artistic vision, and authentic island charm into one unforgettable experience.

Discover Lanzarote’s volcanic wonders on a half-day private ride with hotel pickup and drop-off by an English-speaking driver in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. The fully customizable journey begins at Timanfaya National Park, where craters, lava fields, and geothermal demonstrations reveal the island’s fiery heart. Continue to El Golfo (Green Lagoon), a striking emerald lake framed by black sands and red cliffs—perfect for stunning photos. End at Los Hervideros, where the Atlantic crashes against lava caves, creating dramatic sprays and blowholes. A seamless and unforgettable exploration of Lanzarote’s wild beauty.

Enjoy an ecological e-Bike experience choosing 1 hour. Take a guided tour thanks to the information provided by a local guide you will learn many curiosities about Maspalomas and a bit of local history of Canary Island. You will explore dunes of Maspalomas protected area, after Visit Mirador Dunas located in the middle point of Maspalomas Dunes, and Mirador Playa del Ingles located on the highest point of the City and enjoy an amazing scenic view of the Town. Only over 12 years old can ride an e-Bike. Babies 1-6 years can use the Baby seat Minors must be accompanied by minimum a paying parent. We do not go off-road paths or on the sand.

Skip renting a car or paying for taxes with this long-term bike rental service from Maspalomas on Grand Canaria Island. Rent a mountain bike for 1 to 7 days, And easily explore the South of the Island from Maspalomas Dunes and Playa Ingles to Ayaguaures Hill and fishing villages along the coast. Options for baby seats and child or youth mountain bikes are available.

VIP V8 Trike Tour Experience Gran Canaria in a very special way with this V8 Trike Tour, limited to only 4 guests. In 3.5 hours you will discover the breathtaking landscapes from Las Palmas to Tafira and Vega de San Mateo. Enjoy the majestic mountain roads and picturesque views while relaxing in the comfortable role of the passenger. The tour includes 2–3 short stops at stunning vantage points, ideal for photos and exploration. This premium tour is specially designed for cruising, and hotel guests and offers an authentic experience without large groups or bus trips. V8 Trike Tour with only 4 participants 3.5 hour drive through the stunning landscape of Gran Canaria 2–3 stops for photos and exploration Ideal for cruise guests and hotel guests, without large groups

Escape into the wild beauty of Tenerife on this intimate eco shore tour to the legendary village of Masca. Designed for small groups of up to 7 guests, this 3-hour experience offers a peaceful and authentic journey through one of the island’s most spectacular landscapes. Hidden deep within the Teno Rural Park, Masca is surrounded by dramatic mountains, lush valleys, and deep ravines. Walk through the historic hamlet, admire traditional Canarian architecture, and enjoy breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean. Learn about Masca’s history, legends, and pirate past while connecting with nature in a relaxed, unhurried way.

Travel back in time and discover the natural and cultural treasures of La Gomera on this full-day private shore tour from Tenerife. Following the route of Christopher Columbus, who stopped on the island in 1492 before sailing to the Americas, this experience combines history, charming villages, and breathtaking nature. From terraced valleys and picturesque towns to ancient traditions and lush laurel forests, La Gomera offers an authentic Canary Islands experience away from mass tourism.

Set sail on a private, unforgettable adventure from the stunning Los Gigantes Cliffs. This flexible sailing tour offers the perfect combination of coastal exploration, responsible whale and dolphin watching, and relaxation. Whether you prefer to enjoy the views, take a dip in the crystal-clear waters, or simply unwind with drinks and light catering on board, this tour provides an intimate and personalized experience.

We'll take you to the island to the north to discover its moon-like landscapes, palm-clad valleys, volcanic vineyards and whitewashed villages. Teresa, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Lanzarote's wines are the fruit of our ingenuity in harnessing the destruction wrought by Mother Nature into an art–a common thread that weaves together islander and landscape. After an early pick-up, go to the port for the ferry to Playa Blanca. The action starts straight away at Timanfaya National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve that's home to more than 100 volcanoes. In La Geria. Enjoy a tasting of its wines, which are made from grapes grown in moist circular cavities, known as ‘socos'. A drive through the Valley of the Thous and Palm Trees will whet your appetite. A buffet lunch is served in a family-owned restaurant, which uses locally sourced ingredients. With this stop, you contribute to the local community. Rounding off the day is a visit to the Jameos del Agua.

The volcanic landscape of Fuerteventura's mountainous interior goes far beyond its sun-soaked beaches. And there's no better way to navigate this rugged terrain is on this full-day 4x4 tour. Heading off-road onto hairpin tracks, you'll bump around the lunar-like landscapes of the Roque de Moro, one of the island's highest volcanic peaks. Here, you'll get breathtaking views over the buffeted west coast before dropping down to Cofete. This mostly abandoned village is home to the mysterious Winter Villa – rumoured to have been a Nazi hideout after World War II. There'll be a photo stop on Cofete beach, and, if the weather's right, extra beach time on the east coast, before you make your way to El Puertito. The perfect chance to look around, swim or grab a bite to eat. The final stop of the day is at Punta de Jandia, Fuerteventura's southern tip. Stand at the edge of the island where the ocean meets the sky, rounding off the tour by soaking in show-stopping views.

The hub of the north, Corralejo is one of the most exciting spots in Fuerteventura. Whether it's shopping, socialising or sightseeing, it's a hive of activity. And if you're based in the south of the island, there's no better way to discover the town than with the Corralejo Express bus. You'll be dropped off for the day and will then be free to explore at your own pace. Pastel-coloured homes line the seafront and fishing boats dot the beaches. And just a block away, you'll find some of the best shopping in all of Fuerteventura, with plenty of handmade arts and crafts on sale. Just outside the town, you'll be able to check out the vast expanses of the Corralejo sand dunes – a natural reserve with 9km of coastline. Watch the surfers as you stroll along the beach or fishermen bring in their haul at the harbour. Or maybe tuck into the catch of the day in one of the many seafood restaurants and enjoy the views of Lobos Island and Lanzarote in the Bocayna Strait.

The hub of the north, Corralejo is one of the most exciting spots in Fuerteventura. Whether it's shopping, socialising or sightseeing, it's a hive of activity. And if you're based in the south of the island, there's no better way to discover the town than with the Corralejo Express bus. You'll be dropped off for the day and will then be free to explore at your own pace. Pastel-coloured homes line the seafront and fishing boats dot the beaches. And just a block away, you'll find some of the best shopping in all of Fuerteventura, with plenty of handmade arts and crafts on sale. Just outside the town, you'll be able to check out the vast expanses of the Corralejo sand dunes – a natural reserve with 9km of coastline. Watch the surfers as you stroll along the beach or fishermen bring in their haul at the harbour. Or maybe tuck into the catch of the day in one of the many seafood restaurants and enjoy the views of Lobos Island and Lanzarote in the Bocayna Strait.

Rolling beaches, desert-like plains and towering mountain peaks – Jandia is a slice of Fuerteventura at its rawest. And on this easygoing walking tour, you'll get to see the peninsula in all of its glory. The Natural Park of Jandia, Risco del Paso and Morro Jable are all on the agenda, as well as free time for swimming. You'll start in Jandia Natural Park. This huge reserve covers most of the island's southerly tip, encompassing mountains, rocky coasts, sand dunes and undeveloped wilderness – it's a haven for nature-lovers. Then, it's on to Sotavento, where crystal-clear waters lap up against the soft, golden stretch of sand. You'll enjoy some free time here to take a dip, walk along the beach or simply admire the view. Next up is Morro Jable. Even though this small, fishing village has had some tourist development over the years, it's managed to retain its traditional Canary charm. Spend some time here grabbing Insta-worthy pics or simply chill with a coffee in one of the local cafés

Rolling beaches, desert-like plains and towering mountain peaks – Jandia is a slice of Fuerteventura at its rawest. And on this easygoing walking tour, you'll get to see the peninsula in all of its glory. The Natural Park of Jandia, Risco del Paso and Morro Jable are all on the agenda, as well as free time for swimming. You'll start in Jandia Natural Park. This huge reserve covers most of the island's southerly tip, encompassing mountains, rocky coasts, sand dunes and undeveloped wilderness – it's a haven for nature-lovers. Then, it's on to Sotavento, where crystal-clear waters lap up against the soft, golden stretch of sand. You'll enjoy some free time here to take a dip, walk along the beach or simply admire the view. Next up is Morro Jable. Even though this small, fishing village has had some tourist development over the years, it's managed to retain its traditional Canary charm. Spend some time here grabbing Insta-worthy pics or simply chill with a coffee in one of the local cafés

If the Canaries were a meal, Gran Canaria would be the main course – and the dessert. This exclusive tour will give you a flavour of the island and its cuisine while taking in its natural beauty. A rum factory tour, salt flats, a visit to Arucas town and a typical Canarian farm are all on the menu. Maria, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘This is my favourite tour – the driving is well spaced out and each stop is a looker. Plus, you get to sample some typical Canarian specialities in a fabulous setting.’ HIGHLIGHTS: -You'll enjoy a tour, tastings of typical local specialities and a hand-on workshop at La Laja farm -There's a stop at a historic distillery in Arucas to look around and sample its oak barrel-aged rum -Your tour includes trips to the town of Arucas and the Canarian Salt Flats -You'll have time to explore the town and grab some lunch at your leisure -This experience is led by an expert local guide with unrivalled knowledge of Gran Canaria

Save hours researching the must-visit sights of northwest Tenerife and go on this hassle-free day tour instead. To make the tour as seamless as possible, transfers are included, as well as lunch, drinks, and tastings along the way. Highlights of the day include a visit to Santiago del Teide to try local produce, the hamlet of Masca, and the scenic Natural Park of Teno.

Sailing the shores of Tenerife's towering volcanic coastline is one relaxing experience – and with this trip, it's made even more so from the sun-drenched deck of a catamaran. In between swimming, sunbathing and soaking up the scenery, there's even a chance to see pilot whales and dolphins as they leap and frolic in their natural habitat. Cast off on this cruise from Porto Colon and you'll enjoy a different perspective on the dramatic terrain of the island. While sunning yourself and feeling a cool breeze wash over you, your captain will sail into waters known for hosting pods of dolphins and whales. With luck, you'll get to spot these magnificent creatures and learn all about them. Then, as the day heats up, we'll sail in the shadow of the island's incredible Los Gigantes cliffs before dropping anchor in Masca Bay to cool off with a swim. And to top it all off, you'll be pampered by the crew. There'll be complimentary drinks at the shaded bar and lunch on board.

Lanzarote's volcanic scenery comes into its own at Timanfaya National Park. This corner of the island is all rusty-red peaks and craters straight from a sci-fi movie set. And it's all even more dramatic at sunset. So on this evening trip, you're in for a treat. Join us as we drive the park's famous Lunar Route around the scorched peaks, known as the Mountains of Fire. You'll enjoy an exclusive stop at Montaña a Rajada lookout, before arriving at El Diablo, a circular restaurant built on top of the Islote de Hilario volcano. Designed by Lanzarote's acclaimed architect, Cesar Manrique, its floor-to-ceiling windows command jaw-dropping panoramas over the national park. After capturing the candy floss clouds and craters on camera, tuck into dinner sizzled up on the volcano-heated barbecue, enjoying the views and live Canarian music.

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, a banana plantation and one of the best beaches in the Canaries. 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.

Discover the otherworldly volcanic landscapes of Teide National Park. Take some selfies by the famous Roques de Garcia rock formations. Savour a typical Canarian lunch made from locally sourced products. Enjoy an after-lunch stroll in the seaside town of Puerto de la Cruz. Expert local guide with an unrivalled knowledge of Tenerife and its people.

Enjoy our 3 hour Catamaran cruise to La Caleta ans spot dolphins and whales in the wild. You will also have some time to swim and sunbathing opportunities.

This grand tour of Lanzarote leaves no stone unturned. ‘You'll unearth the secrets of this volcanic island through the eyes of someone who has made it their home,' says Daria, one of our expert guides. Discover the island's spectacular green north and the volcanic south, visiting Timanfaya National Park, Jameos del Agua caves and a winery along the way.

After crossing by ferry in VIP seating – with drinks included – Soon, you'll be climbing up from sea level through ravines. There's a pit stop in the hamlet of Chejelipes, where you can take some snaps by its reservoir. Next up are the valley village of Hermigua and Agulo, a hamlet that looks down towards the north coast. It's famed for its dinky houses and views of Tenerife. But the cobbled alleys around its white-roofed, Greek-style parish church epitomise the romanticism of rural La Gomera. You'll ascend to the rim of Jurassic-like Garajonay – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – which is often shrouded in a misty horizontal rain, towards the visitor centre. Learn about the park's botany and history as well as its environmental protection programme. Plus, you'll visit an ethnographic museum, where you can sample some local delicacies. At a family-run restaurant, Then meander through laurel woods to Laguna Grande Forest.