Top Canary Islands Nature and Wildlife Tours - page 4

This scuba dive and snorkel excursion in Costa Adeje is designed especially for beginners without much, or any, diving experience. You’ll be trained by a PADI-qualified instructor, and dive down to a depth of no more than 40 feet (12 meters). The lesson will be followed by a snorkeling safari in the Canary Islands, where you can see all kinds of colorful fish and sea life.

Take the guesswork out of spotting local marine life and let a guide take you on an adventure to a place where dolphins and turtles have been spotted before on this kayaking tour. Start at Los Cristianos beach and paddle towards the cliffs of Guaza with a break to admire the local scenery. The trip also includes time to go snorkeling with equipment included for extra convenience.

Rather than going to Tenerife's famous viewpoints that often draw crowds, this tandem paragliding experience allows you to take in panoramic views that most visitors miss. Fly over the island with a pilot who will assist you throughout the journey and provide expert guidance. The experience is suitable for beginners and includes certified safety equipment for complete peace of mind.

Outdoor adventure enthusiasts will love this canyoning trip in Gran Canaria. Jump, abseil, dive, and swim through rivers, waterfalls, and waterholes during a fun day in nature. All safety equipment will be provided so you can feel safe and confident. The exact activities depend on the season, but you’re sure to have a great time.

Splash into the clear, colorful waters of Gran Canaria on this introductory scuba diving experience. Learn essential scuba tools and techniques during a lesson in an outdoor pool, and then put your new knowledge into action with a dive at a Puerto Rico scuba site, with your professional instructor by your side. After swimming among volcanic formations and marine life, you’ll know whether PADI certification is right for you.

Tenerife’s waters are a haven for marine life, including sea turtles, but knowing where to enjoy sightings is something the locals are best at. This snorkeling trip from Costa Adeje takes you straight to key viewing spots, and includes snorkeling gear so you don’t need your own equipment. Simply board the boat, relax as you cruise to selected bays and coves, and enjoy guided snorkels to watch for turtles, fish, and other underwater life.

Get a bird’s eye view of Tenerife on this thrilling parascending experience. You’ll wear a harness and be connected to a parachute, which then sails in the air behind a boat. No particular skills are necessary as an expert on the boat will control your movement. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the views from high up. This is a fun activity for adventure lovers and travelers who want to try something new.

Maximize your time on Gran Canaria, and explore with a local guide to discover the authentic island culture, away from the main tourist trail. Let your private guide lead the way, and steer you to sights like the Rainbow Rocks or Pico de las Nieves, or organize a route that takes in the sights you have in mind; it's a customizable day trip that's created around you.

Leave the crowds far behind and explore the idyllic island of La Gomera on a full-day trip from Tenerife. With your guide taking care of logistics, discover the highlights of the gem of the Canarian archipelago without having to navigate yourself. Learn more about local culture than you would alone and enjoy lunch in a traditional Canarian village.

Visit one of Spain’s largest Canary Islands, Tenerife, and become familiar with its gastronomy on this full-day tour. Explore the UNESCO-listed town of San Cristóbal de La Laguna, spend time sampling local wine and cheese at two popular wineries before relaxing over a 4-course meal with wine and ocean views. You also gain insight into the island's history while you explore the town.

Guarantee your Jet Ski rental on Tenerife when you book in advance. Choose from a single-seater or a double-seater jet ski with a friend, and bounce over the Atlantic past cliffs and beaches. Opt for a quick ride that lasts around 20 minutes or relax with a longer experience that includes the option to do a bit of swimming.

Sail along the spectacular coastline of Los Gigantes on a relaxing small-group sailing experience designed for travelers who want a more personal and peaceful way to explore Tenerife's marine life. Cruise beneath dramatic volcanic cliffs while searching for dolphins and pilot whales in their natural habitat, then stop in a secluded bay to swim or snorkel in the clear Atlantic waters. With a maximum of just 10 travelers onboard, this experience offers a quieter and more intimate alternative to crowded catamarans, complete with local insights from your captain, light snacks onboard, and unforgettable coastal views throughout the journey.

Explore the stunning Los Cristianos Bay on a guided kayak tour that navigates past the magnificent Guaza cliffs and El Palmar. This immersive experience allows participants to observe diverse marine wildlife, offering an up-close look at the vibrant ecosystem. A highlight of the tour includes a stop for snorkeling, providing the opportunity to discover the underwater world teeming with life.

Get off the road and discover some of Lanzarote's most rugged volcanic landscapes on this private quad bike tour. After pickup from your Costa Teguise hotel, you'll receive an introduction to the quad, put on your safety glasses, and ride. Next, follow your guide into Lanzarote's northern landscape that looks like Mars, from the Tinamala volcano to the rugged quarries found in the region.

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.

Explore Gran Canaria on four wheels—and discover scenic spots many visitors overlook—on this all-terrain buggy tour, including round-trip hotel transfers from resorts in the south of the island. Ride solo or as a pair in a two-seater buggy, navigate past palm trees and bamboo on an off-road route designed for adventure, and pause for panoramic shots of the landscape at the Ayagaures viewpoint along the way.

This magical evening begins with sunset views, followed by a chance to learn why Tenerife is one of the world’s top places for stargazing. During the tour, an astronomy guide teaches you how to use a telescope and lasers, while provided commentary about the Moon, mythology, planets, and the mysteries of the Universe.

The southwest coast of Tenerife is a prime spot for spotting whales and bottlenose dolphins, with sightings possible all year round. On this tour, set sail on-board the Royal Delfin, a purpose built catamaran with an underwater panoramic viewing deck that affords the best possible views of the majestic creatures. Along the way, admire spectacular views of the Los Gigantes cliffs, stop to swim in Diego Hernandez Bay, and enjoy lunch on-board.

If you like nature and wine, on this visit you will enjoy an unforgettable landscape, full of pure air and absolute silence, while learning about mountain viticulture in the Canary Islands and about our organic wines, that you can taste along with some Canarian appetizers. Three hours of visitation you won’t forget.

The southwest coast of Tenerife is a prime spot for spotting whales and bottlenose dolphins, with sightings possible all year round. On this tour, set sail from Puerto Colón on-board the Royal Delfin, a purpose built catamaran with an underwater panoramic viewing deck that affords the best possible views of the majestic creatures. Along the way, admire spectacular views of the Los Gigantes cliffs, stop to swim in Masca Bay, and enjoy lunch on-board.

We depart from dock 4 of Puerto Colón, we will set sail in search of cetaceans, we will navigate in the Teno-Rasca special conservation area and up to a distance of 3 miles from the coast, reaching a depth of one thousand meters. We will go in search of the Calderón tropical, one of the main resident species of Tenerife. From the moment we leave the pier very close to the coast, we can already find dolphins, turtles and seabirds. With luck, we may also see some of the migratory cetaceans that frequent the Canary Islands. We will approach them at a reasonable distance so as not to disturb them and to be able to observe, photograph and record them, the crew will be happy to explain and show you the information on the cetaceans that we have on board.

Savor sensational views of Tenerife’s volcanic landscape on this half-day tour of the Teide National Park. Explore the park’s UNESCO-listed natural wonders, including the Pico Viejo volcano, the Roques de Garcia rock formations and the moon-like landscapes of Llano de Ucanca.

Tenerife is known for its unique natural landscapes, including the tallest volcano in Europe—but without your own transportation, it can be difficult to venture beyond the island’s packed beaches and resorts. On this hassle-free day tour, visit rugged attractions such as Teide National Park, dramatic and picturesque Masca Valley, and the natural volcanic-formed pools of El Caleton, with door-to-door transfers from Puerto de la Cruz included.

In Salinas de Janubio you can enjoy a 90-minute guided tour and discover the process of making sea salt from the cookers to the extraction in an artisanal and manual way, as it was made in the past. It is the only salt mine in Lanzarote and the Canary Islands with more than 127 years of uninterrupted activity, passing from generation to generation. A unique visit on foot, where you will enjoy its family history, the hydraulic layout, its mills for extracting water, its architecture and its landscape, ethnographic and environmental values. It is a very salty excursion through the largest salt flats in the Canary Islands, visitors will enjoy a unique landscape, being a symbiosis between man, the sea and the volcanoes of Lanzarote.