Top Canary Islands Tours by Duration

Set sail for Lobos Island on this half-day tour from Fuerteventura and experience the natural wonders of Spain’s Canary Islands. Glide around the beaches and bays by catamaran; go for a guided tour of the island; and enjoy snorkeling, kayaking, and stand-up paddle boarding. A hearty lunch of traditional seafood paella is also provided, as are unlimited alcoholic and soft drinks on board.

Spend time on the water and look out for whales and dolphins in their natural habitat with this catamaran tour along the south coast of Tenerife. A much more convenient option than hiring a boat—benefit from experienced skippers who know the places where marine life has been spotted before. As an added perk, there is also a catering service on board with sandwiches, soft drinks, beer, and water to enjoy.

Look for whales and dolphins off Gran Canaria on a marine-sightseeing cruise from Puerto Rico. Board a comfortable boat and sail into the Atlantic to spot dolphins, pilot, and minke whales, and more. Watch from the deck or through underwater windows, enjoy unlimited sodas, and purchase snacks and alcoholic drinks (own expense). Choose from different departure times, and upgrade to enjoy a longer cruise with a swim stop, and for convenient round-trip transfers from selected resorts.

This tour helps you save time and tick off Timanfaya National Park, Mirador del Rio, and Cueva de Los Verdes in a day. Instead of waiting around in long ticket lines, benefit from the convenience of having admission included along the way. Highlights include a visit to Timanfaya volcano to see geothermic demonstrations, and the opportunity to walk through a lava cave.

Discover Teide National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most spectacular volcanic landscapes on the planet. You will walk among lava flows in the Roques de García, with otherworldly views of the gigantic caldera of Las Cañadas, and you will closely view the Teide Peak, with a summit of 3,718 meters, the highest in Spain and the third highest volcano in the world. On the way, we will make a stop in Vilaflor, the highest municipality in Spain, surrounded by ancient pine forests and with a unique mountain air. If you want to go further, you have the option to go up in the highest cable car in Spain to almost the summit of the volcano, with unparalleled views of the entire archipelago (optional activity, not included in the price). You will travel in an air-conditioned bus with a tour guide, with direct pickup at your accommodation in the south of Tenerife. A perfect excursion to experience the grandeur of Teide up close, the volcanic symbol and heart of the Canary Islands.

This personalised and exclusive service on board our panoramic vehicles, which offer a constant 360º view, will allow you to savour and enjoy this experience in a unique way.

Nature lovers will enjoy this small-group whale-watching cruise starting from Puerto Colon. Enjoy views back to the coast and mountains of Tenerife while looking out for whales and dolphins. You can don a snorkel and mask and have a swim if you like. Tapas-style snacks and a buffet of drinks are provided on board.

Discover the beauty of Tenerife’s volcanic landscapes and get to hard-to-reach places with ease on this exciting 4WD tour from Puerto de la Cruz. Explore the vast Teide National Park, including hidden spots and stunning scenery that you likely wouldn’t find alone. The trip also fits in time to visit the pretty village of Masca and multiple scenic lookout spots—such as San Pedro viewpoint.

Teide National Park is one of the most visited spots in Tenerife and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With this tour, take in all the highlights, including the mighty Mt Teide and Pico Viejo volcanos, the lush pine forests of El Pino Gordo, and the unique lava landscapes of the Roques de Garcia. Visit the mountain town of Vilaflor and stop at various viewpoints along the way.

With its rolling hills, cloud and laurel forests, and panoramic viewpoints, La Gomera shouldn’t be missed when visiting the Canary Islands—but without a guide leading the way, getting there from Tenerife involves tracking down ferry schedules and coordinating car rentals. On this full-day tour, enjoy a relaxed visit to highlights such as Garajonay National Park and coastal San Sebastian, with ground transfers, lunch, and ferries included.

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.

Discover a new side to Tenerife, on a thrilling 4WD ride to El Teide National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Journey through small villages and hamlets on your way to see the remains of spectacular volcanic eruptions leading to one of the biggest volcanoes in the world. Along the way, learn all about the history and geology of the area from your guides.

Tenerife’s tradition of viticulture stretches back to medieval times and its volcanic soils give its wines a rich flavor. Visit one of the island's top wineries, the family-run Bodegas Monje, to learn about and sample some signature wines. Travel independently to the north Tenerife estate and enjoy a small-group tour and tasting: savoring four wines alongside artisanal local cheeses as you absorb the winery’s heritage and sea and mountain views.

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.

Explore the seas around Tenerife on this small-group cruise in a sailing boat. Enjoy snacks and drinks on board as you watch dolphins and whales swim by. The captain is an experienced local sailor who answers any questions about these spectacular animals. After an on-board lunch, jump in the water to swim or snorkel, or relax and sunbathe on board.

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.

The vineyards of La Geria on Lanzarote are one of the world’s unique landscapes, but difficult to appreciate fully by road or without a guide. This small-group guided hike takes you across the black sand terrain to view the scenery and viticultural methods close-up. Follow tracks through the hills, learn how winemakers have overcome the harsh conditions, and taste the island’s white Malvasia wines at a top winery. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

One day to see the most varied Tenerife: imposing cliffs facing the sea, a thousand-year-old tree, towns with centuries of Canarian tradition, and the patroness of the entire archipelago. We start at the Cliffs of Los Gigantes, one of the most spectacular volcanic rock walls in the Canary Islands, which drop vertically into the ocean. We continue towards the Garachico viewpoint, with views over this historic coastal town, and we arrive at Icod de los Vinos, where the Dragon Tree awaits you, one of the oldest and most photographed trees in the Canary Islands. We continue to La Orotava, one of the most charming towns on the island, with a stop at the famous House of Balconies, an emblematic example of traditional Canarian architecture. We arrive later at the Port of La Cruz, where you will have free time to stroll, eat on your own (food not included), and do some shopping. We ended the day in Candelaria, to visit the sanctuary of the patroness of the entire Canary archipelago.

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.

Discover the rugged landscapes of the north of Fuerteventura without getting tired when you book this guided electric bike tour. Join a private guide and pedal over rugged trails, to the top of a volcano, and along the beach, all without breaking a sweat. This trail covers 22 miles (35 kilometers) and is suitable for riders of all levels.

Check off northern Gran Canaria’s most popular sights without the hassle of navigating unfamiliar roads on this full-day driving tour. Following pickup from your Las Palmas hotel, you’ll travel north to the pretty city of Arucas to admire its architecture and visit a banana farm. Then discover the small town of Firgas before continuing on to the valley of the Berrazales, in Agaete, famous for its coffee and wine. End with time to sunbathe and have lunch in La Nieves port.

This round the island tour of Tenerife is perfect for travelers with limited time. You’ll save hours researching Tenerife highlights and booking transport by having roundtrip transport included and an itinerary planned out for you. You’ll travel in a comfortable vehicle between dispersed sites and highlights include La Laguna, El Médano beach, Los Gigantes Cliff, Garachico, and La Orotava.

Soak up the sunshine on a luxurious catamaran cruise along Tenerife’s western coastline, which you can admire from the water instead of among the land-based crowds. Plunge into the crystal-clear waters of Masca Bay for a revitalizing dip, relax on the shaded deck, or bask in the sun while sipping drinks and dining on snacks or lunch. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for convenience.

The excursion begins by going up Chio in the South of the island!! Our first stop will be at the Mirador los poleos at about 1400 meters high in which we can observe great views and tell a little of the history that surrounds the islands, then we will follow the ascent to the Noses of Mount Teide at about 2000 meters high and we will observe the last eruption, we follow our route to Roque García where we have magnificent views The place of collection