Top Canary Islands Natural Attractions

The Lobos Island Return Ferry from Corralejo, Fuerteventura, is the easiest way to explore the tranquil Isla de Lobos Natural Park. By booking your ferry in advance, you can skip the lines and choose from convenient departure and return times. Once on the island, enjoy it your way—hike for stunning views, relax on La Concha Beach, or wander through its charming, untouched landscape.

A boat trip that will give you an unforgettable experience with which you will contemplate these colossal and elegant cetaceans, while they pass to port and starboard of the boat, jumping over the water and swimming to the rhythm of the waves. With us, we will guarantee that you will be able to watch cetaceans in the most ecological and appropriate way, since you will be entering the deep waters of the Atlantic in a boat with the prestige of Blue Flag. The definitive fusion of luxury with ecology, built in 2018 specifically for whale watching with the propellers protected inside the hull, respecting the environment and marine fauna. Thanks to the fact that our boat has a wonderful stern to be able to swim and enjoy our coasts and that you end up relaxing with our excursion. Being a fascinating activity from start to finish.

Discover traditional Canarian ways of life—and see local handicrafts, agricultural practices, and settlements in action—when you visit Tenerife’s La Gomera Ethnographic Park. Book tickets in advance to guarantee your admission to the living history museum, and make your own way to the landmark. Then, explore independently with an audio guide, and visit the on-site farm, exhibitions areas, and more at your own pace.

Discover the unique coffee culture of the Agaete Valley at Finca Los Castaños, where coffee is not only cultivated — it’s truly lived. This guided tour offers an intimate look into the coffee-making process, from lush plants growing beneath tropical fruit trees to traditional techniques of harvesting, drying, roasting, and tasting. Stroll through a vibrant agricultural landscape, breathe in the rich aroma of fertile earth, and learn how the valley’s microclimate nurtures high-quality varieties like Arábica and Gesha. Savor a cup that captures the volcanic essence and tradition of Gran Canaria — and don’t miss the chance to explore the local shop featuring exclusive coffee and handcrafted products.

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.

Get aerial views of Las Palmas and Gran Canaria on this tandem paragliding flight. Strapped in with an experienced instructor, even beginners will feel safe and comfortable trying this new sport. After you land safely, walk away with photos of your adventure.

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.

Discover Tenerife’s natural highlights on this half-day tour. You won’t have to worry about getting to hard-to-reach places, as hotel pickup and drop-off is included. Travel in comfort in an air-conditioned minivan with a guide to educate you about the regions scenic landscapes. You’ll see volcanoes, vineyards, villages, and the Natural Park of Corona Forestal. Finish your day on a high, watching the sunset at Teide National Park.

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.