Top Canary Islands Paella Making Classes

Canarian paella is typical of this place but different from the Spanish one. We will discover together the culture and flavors that have influenced it and made it different from the traditional one. The recipe is unique and exclusive: inherited from the Torres family. The experience will begin with the preparation of the ingredients, then their cooking to finish with the tasting of a plate of paella while sipping an excellent sangria, on the roof of a villa in Playa del Cura, south of Gran Canaria. The ingredients used have been influenced by invasions over the centuries and by immigration from neighboring continents: this is why it is exclusive and unique. The starry sky of the Canary archipelago is also famous throughout the world for its Starlight certification. The vision and sharing of some constellations and planets will frame this experience. Finally we will say goodbye with a surprise dessert... NB: ADVISE IN CASE OF ALLERGIES OR FOOD INTOLERANCES.

Go out by boat to see the marine fauna of Gran Canaria in its natural environment, the sea. With the crew's knowledge of the area, you'll have the chance to see dolphins and blue whales, as well as the turtles and flying fish that abound off the island's shoreline. Even better: a swim to cool off in the sea is included along the way.

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.

Take a deep dive into the culinary culture of Tenerife with this winery tour, wine tasting, and cooking workshop. It's one thing to travel the island and taste cuisine at different restaurants, but to really understand the cuisine and history of the Canary Islands, taking a cooking class is the way to go. After a winery tour and tasting, learn how to make the islands' famous "mojo sauce", which you can recreate at home for friends and family.