Top La Palma Car Tours

DRIVEANDO is a new concept to enjoy quality guided tours in reduced groups. Unique and highly recommended for customers who wish to know less massively visited wonderful places. Along the route, we make different stops, during which and with the help of our expert local guide, you will visit unusual places in inland villages with history. Discover hidden places away from the most crowded tourist circuits. We do not want to reveal many details of the tour since our guide has prepared a whole historical, landscape, gastronomic and cultural content, which will surely not leave you indifferent. Along this route of about 70km, we will visit the towns and villages of Algaida, Pina, Lloret de Vista Alegre, Montuiri, Randa and Cura. A 5-star DRIVEANDO experience, through which you can learn about stories and unusual places on the island. Besides, meeting people along our roads has never been so much fun!

Discover the authentic heart of Gran Canaria on a private, customizable day trip with your English-speaking driver. Begin in historic Telde, exploring cobbled streets and colonial churches, then head to Arucas for its neo-Gothic church and rum distillery. In Firgas, stroll the tiled “Village of Water” walkway with fountains and mosaics. Continue through lush Valleseco before ascending to the panoramic Mirador de la Cruz de Tejeda for sweeping island and ocean views. Conclude at an Aloe Vera Farm, learning about this healing plant’s cultivation and uses. With hotel pickup, drop-off, and flexible timing, this journey blends mountain scenery, cultural heritage, and local flavor into one unforgettable day.

Discover the volcanic wonders of La Palma on this private shore tour from Santa Cruz de La Palma. Explore the imposing San Antonio Volcano, hike to its cone for panoramic views of the Teneguía Volcano, vineyards, and the sea, and visit the San Antonio Visitor Center to learn about volcanic geology and the history of eruptions. Stop at Las Hoyas Viewpoint to admire the recent Tajogaite lava ridges, then pass by lava flows and affected houses, reflecting on the island’s resilience. Visit Tajuya Church Square, a key observation point from the 2021 eruption, and conclude at La Concepción Viewpoint, offering sweeping views over the island and Santa Cruz. This 6–7 hour tour blends history, geology, and breathtaking scenery.