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Escape crowded and noisy bars in Costa Adeje, and have the ultimate romantic evening on the water with this ocean cruise. Guarantee a personalized experience, as it’s a private trip for just your party. Along the way, the route showcases spectacular views of La Caleta’s cliffs, as well as Tenerife illuminated at night. You can also enjoy onboard treats, such as snacks, alcoholic drinks, and a hookah if you wish.

See how many dolphins you can spot on this eco-friendly catamaran tour in Lanzarote. Your guide tells you all about the dolphins and other marine life in the area, so keep your eyes peeled for whales and other fish, too. Sip on beer, juice, and other beverages in non-plastic bottles. Your captain takes care of navigating so you can just enjoy the cruise.

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.

The Caldera del Rey is a vast, shallow crater with banana groves and protected parkland—one of Tenerife’s natural highlights—but it lies a bit beyond walking distance from nearby towns. This small-group tour takes you from the Jacaranda Hotel to the volcanic Caldera del Rey monument via tuk-tuk—a small, fun three-wheeled vehicle—to learn about the volcanic origins that make the region so fertile.

With so much water surrounding Lanzarote, it can be difficult to know the best places to go dolphin spotting. This boat tour takes the guesswork out of your pursuits, and gives you access to places where wild dolphins have been spotted in the past. Even if you don’t see dolphins, you may spot whales, or other native wildlife. Your crew will teach you about local wildlife, you’ll see beautiful views, and you’ll get a chance to swim or snorkel too.

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.

Join a respectful whale-watching cruise from Costa Adeje aboard a classic wooden boat, sailing along Tenerife’s coast in search of whales and dolphins in their natural habitat. This experience is designed to be calm, responsible, and nature-focused. Our crew follows ethical viewing practices at all times, observing marine life at a safe distance and prioritizing animal welfare throughout the tour. As you sail, enjoy informative commentary about the species you may encounter, their behaviour, and the conservation efforts that help protect Tenerife’s marine environment. Towards the end of the excursion, the tour finishes with a relaxed swimming stop near the coast, offering a refreshing dip in the Atlantic before returning to the harbour. This stop is optional and takes place only if sea and weather conditions allow, always at the captain’s discretion. Ideal for couples, families, and travellers seeking a peaceful and responsible way to experience Tenerife’s marine wildlife.

Gran Canaria is known for its stunning coastal views and top-notch snorkeling opportunities, but the best areas aren’t reachable by land. On this small-group, half-day cruise, ditch the crowds and explore areas land travelers usually don't get to see, with a local lunch an drinks included, plus snorkeling and paddle surfing equipment so you can make the most of your day out on the water.

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.

Get easy round-trip transportation for half-day shopping tour in Gran Canaria's Puerto Morgan (also known as Little Venicia). With hotel pickup and drop-off, you'll have no need to rent a car, and can relax on the ride. Your guide will show you where to get the best bargains and then set you loose for free time in the shopping market; it's the perfect time to get all your souvenir shopping done.

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.

With marvelous beaches, a moderate climate, and island-sized roads, Fuerteventura is probably best explored by bicycle. This rental offers electric, mountain, and mountain-tandem bikes for one to seven days to explore the island. Each comes with a helmet, lock, and tire repair kit; and most have thick tires able to traverse the island’s sandy and rocky terrains.

Sail away for luxury, food, and fun during this half-day sailing excursion from Tenerife. Spend your day swimming, eating, and relaxing on board your sailing vessel, enjoying the majestic views of the Costa Adeje and keeping your eyes peeled for marine life such as whales and dolphins. Round-trip hotel transport, plus snorkeling gear, snacks, and beverages are included.

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.

Discover the highlights of northern Lanzarote on this half-day tour. Travel along the north coast to enjoy magnificent views of La Graciosa Island and head to explore the Jameos del Agua lava tube, the biggest on the island. Then, discover the secrets of the earth on a guided tour of the Green Caves (Cueva de Los Verdes).

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.

If you like to be independent, you can hire your own boat in Lanzarote and go sailing without a licence. In Playa Blanca, you can hire 15hp motorboats to get you around the island's coastal waters. You can sail along the south coast of Lanzarote on set routes, for example to the beautiful Playa Papagayo, where you can anchor, swim and snorkel. The boat hire in Playa Blanca is also a good place for beginners, with thorough instruction. The Remus boats for hire here are easy to handle and manoeuvre. In Playa Blanca you can hire a boat for 4 hours and let the crew suggest some routes that can be covered in that time with a 15hp engine. Wherever you want to go, hiring a boat in Lanzarote and manoeuvring it around the coast with up to 5 passengers is a great adventure. Fuel is included in the price for your trip in the south. The boat is also insured and equipped with all safety features. There is also a sun awning on board. If you would like to enjoy a picnic on the water.

See two striking landscapes during a half-day tour on this bus excursion in Lanzarote. Ride a camel on the volcanic slopes of Echadero de Camellos in Timanfaya National Park and visit the wine region of La Geria, known for the cultivation of the Malvasia grape. Skip the hassle of navigating and admire the scenery 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.

One of Gran Canaria’s most popular locations, the Puerto de Mogan street market is an ideal stop for any foodie or shopaholic. Explore the rows of vibrant stalls each with their own local produce, crafts, gifts and food or drink to sell. Walk by the canals and enjoy the detailed architecture of Puerto de Mogan and its many gardens and waterfront villas, or relax with a drink at a seaside bar.

Sail away to alluring Lobos Island on a private day charter from Corralejo Harbour. An expert crew handles all of sailing so you can soak up the sun on deck and enjoy the sea breeze in your hair while surrounded by aquamarine waters. Feel the sand between your toes at Playa de la Concha, where you can indulge in water sports like snorkeling, swimming, paddle surfing and fishing. Enjoy a picnic lunch and refreshing drinks onboard your own private yacht for the day.

Vacations can be exhausting so enjoy some chill-out time on this four-hour private sailing tour around Lobos Island. Swim, snorkel, kayak, or stand-up paddle board from the boat, have a go at sailing the vessel yourself, or simply relax on deck in the sun or the shade. Admire the sea and coastal views along the way. The tour can be customized to suit your needs.

Explore Costa Adeje without getting lost during a small-group tuk tuk tour that’s an ideal way to orient first-time visitors. You’ll glide between Tenerife highlights with ease and stop at Plaza de Duque, Playa de Enramada, and the Church of San Sebastian, getting an intimate glimpse of each by walking around. Plus, you can choose from multiple departure times throughout the day to suit your schedule.

Discover the breathtaking Anaga Rural Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve on Tenerife, where ancient laurel forests whisper secrets of the past and dramatic landscapes unfold like a living tapestry. Immerse yourself in one of the oldest natural spaces in the Canary Islands, with relict vegetation from the Tertiary era, misty trails, and panoramic views blending rugged mountains with the sparkling Atlantic Ocean. Guided by passionate local experts, join a shared group for an intimate and rewarding hiking adventure. After a convenient morning pick-up, visit three iconic viewpoints with stunning panoramas of the coastline and peaks. Step into the enchanted laurel forest — a rare ecosystem that feels like travelling back in time. Enjoy a moderate 3-hour hike (5.5 km, 220 m ascent) starting at 420 m altitude: explore a picturesque mountain gorge and walk alongside impressive man-made water canals carved centuries ago. Plenty of stops for photos and stories along the way.