Top Canary Islands Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 3

Discover parts of the Canary Islands that cars can't reach on an exciting buggy trip through northern Fuerteventura. Drive alongside the Corralejo dunes, with views of the island of Lobos, and venture far from the main drag through the volcanic landscape, stopping to enjoy panoramic views of the island. This 4-wheeling experience includes pickup and drop-off at select Fuerteventura hotels, with self-drive options that range from one to six people.

Teide National Park is known for being one of the best places in Tenerife to watch the sunset and go stargazing—and with this tour, you can do both. No need to eat before your trip, as the tour starts with a 3-course dinner. This gives you plenty of energy to visit Teide National Park to learn about volcanoes, view the sunset, then take part in an interactive stargazing experience using specialist equipment.

There’s more to the Canary Islands than just beaches—especially up on Tenerife's volcanic peaks, which are ideal for star-gazing. On this special nighttime tour, watch the moon, planets, and distant galaxies through a high-powered telescope as your astronomer guide tells you all about the constellations. Plus, a traditional Canarian restaurant meal is included, as well as a sunset glass of Cava and two free souvenir photos.

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.

See the signature sights of Lanzarote’s volcanic landscapes without the self-drive hassles on this guided tour that’s ideal for time-pressed travelers. Visit El Golfo’s Green Lagoon (Lago Verde), a brilliant green crater lake; feel the heat and see volcanic ash in Timanfaya National Park; taste volcanic wine; and explore the Jameos del Agua lava caves. Your package includes entrance fees and transfers but lunch is at your own expense.

There is much to see in Timanfaya National Park, but it can be a hassle to arrange car hire and navigate the vast landscapes. Skip the stress and join this half-day excursion instead. Start with a hotel pickup, and then head straight to the park, as admission is included. The trip reveals the Route of the Volcanoes, the wine region of La Geria and beautiful viewpoints such as the cliffs of Los Hervideros and the El Golfo volcano.

Discover Tenerife’s rich marine life by boarding a catamaran in search of whales and dolphins. It’ll be the ultimate stress-free day as you’ll have a crew to look after you, serve you unlimited beer or soft drinks, and on the longer tour, sandwiches too. Both tours visit an area where dolphins and pilot whales are routinely seen, but the longer trip adds time to snorkel and swim in a bay.

This trip takes you to the beautiful town of La Orotava in northern Tenerife. Enjoy a guided walk around a working banana plantation with the owner, who shares insights about banana cultivation and sustainable living. See more than 15 types of aromatic plants and taste a local banana liquor during the visit.

The visit is made with a very prepared guide and with an Official Guide card from the Canary Islands government. In addition, the excursion is for a maximum of 18 people, which becomes something very exclusive. Some of the places that we will visit are not off the trade routes so that you can really get to know the island.

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.

Make the most of your time in port and escape the crowds on this small-group tour of Tenerife and Teide. Visit the island's original capital, La Laguna, to see some of the oldest architecture on the island. Admire the forest of La Esperanza and the UNESCO-listed Teide National Park where you can take a cable car (own expense) to the top of the summit for panoramic island views. Your tour includes round-trip transport from the port.

Learn about conservation, whales, porpoises and dolphins from expert biologists on this small-group tour, with numbers capped at just 10 travelers. On sighting, the boat's engines fall silent and a hydrophone lets you listen to the sounds that marine mammals use to communicate or hunt.

Set sail from Playa de la Américas for a wild encounter with Tenerife’s resident dolphins and whales. Board the Royal Delfin, a specially designed catamaran with 16 panoramic 50" underwater windows for an up-close look at the local marine life. Depending on the season, you can glimpse playful bottlenose dolphins, majestic pilot whales, or even a migrating humpback.

Discover the best of northern Tenerife when you embark on this full-day excursion. Visit the UNESCO-listed Teide National Park to explore the volcano and surrounding landscapes. Then, explore the town of Icod de los Vinos and its 800-year-old dragon tree. After free time for lunch, head to Garachico to explore the old town and natural pools. Your final destination of the day is the beautiful hamlet of Masca.

Nature-loving travelers will enjoy the opportunity to explore north Fuerteventura’s incredible landscapes on this full-day trip. Skip the overcrowded group buses and tour with just your party and your guide. Visit the Corralejo Natural Park . Drop by some coastal villages, pass the white-sand beaches of El Cotillo, and check out the cliffs of Piedra Playa.

This excursion gives you the opportunity to get to know the essence of Tenerife in a single day. The island of Tenerife is characterized by its varied nature. We will be surprised by the majestic Los Gigantes Cliffs and then to the Garachico viewpoint. Later we will visit the thousand-year-old dragon tree of Icod de los Vinos, the largest and recognized as a national monument in 1917. Later you will visit the Villa de la Orotava on foot, and in it the house of the Balconies. Once finished, we go to Puerto de la Cruz where they have time to eat or go shopping, then we go to Villa de Candelaria. There you can visit its basilica, which is the patron saint of the Canary Islands.

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.

Create an unforgettable experience on this tour of Gran Canaria’s volcanoes — and then settle at the top of Pico de Las Nieves for a panoramic view of the sunset. On your journey to the top, pass volcanic landscapes and learn about how they were made and why they look the way they do. See the Tamadaba mountains and make a stop at a local market to purchase unique products.

Explore the important volcanic sites of Lanzarote on this all-day guided bus tour. Led by an informative guide, visit the island’s impressive, otherworldly Timanfaya National Park, where the “fire mountains” erupted in the 18th century. Marvel at the longest lava tubes in the world at Cueva de los Verdes, visit the ancient lava caves of Jameos del Agua, and catch a glimpse of the park’s exotic inhabitant, a blind albino crab.

Feel the thrill of searching for dolphins, whales and other marine mammals in their natural habitat on this magical boat tour of Fuerteventura. Our excursions are respectful with the environment and we are guided by a strict protocol whose objective is to care for and conserve the environment of these spectacular marine mammals. For this reason, on this boat tour of Fuerteventura, you will be accompanied by personnel specialized in whale watching, who will take the necessary precautions so as not to disturb the dolphins and whales. Our guide on board will be in charge of informing you about the marine life that we find during this exciting journey and providing you with the instructions to enjoy the experience without interfering with animal welfare. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the turquoise blue waters of Jandia Bay. On board the Magic Dolphin you can also enjoy drinks. You will fall in love with the dolphins on board our boat!

Discover an unexpected side to Gran Canaria with a visit to Sioux City Park, an ex-Wild West film set from the 1970s, now a popular attraction. Step inside and embrace your inner cowboy (or girl). Enjoy a drink in the saloon, watch exciting shows, interact with the animals and meet the town sheriff.

Enjoy an evening of traditional Spanish dance with this pre-booked admission ticket to the Sala Teatro Timanfaya Flamenco show in Puerto de la Cruz. Watch an energetic and passionate performance of the time-honored Spanish dance form in a centrally located setting.

Discover Gran Canaria on this full-day tour around some of the island's inland attractions. Enjoy a specially built itinerary after hotel pickup, featuring stunning views and charming villages, that can be adapted to include weekly highlights like the San Mateo farmer's market. Take in the island from the top of volcanoes like Pico de las Nieves and Roque Nublo with a small group; so there's no need to worry about your panoramic photos getting spoiled by a stranger.

Experience the beauty and culture of Gran Canaria as you explore its most breathtaking landscapes. Begin with stunning views at the Guriete viewpoint before venturing through the remarkable Caldera de Tirajana, shaped by ancient volcanic forces. From uncovering aboriginal history at La Fortaleza to savoring local delicacies in Santa Lucía de Tirajana, every moment is filled with discovery, ending with a peaceful hike through the Las Vacas ravine and a refreshing swim at Arinaga beach.