All Canary Islands Tours & Excursions in 2026

Avoid the crowded beaches of Lanzarote and explore the idyllic island of La Graciosa on this classic catamaran tour. Catch the ferry to the village of Caleta de Sebo, which you’ll explore independently. Then board your boat to cruise along the island’s south coast, tuck into a traditional paella lunch, and enjoy swimming, snorkeling, or kayaking at Playa la Francesca.

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.

With its rolling hills, dramatic coastal scenery, and unique coastal heritage, La Gomera shouldn’t be missed when visiting the Canary Islands—but day trips usually involve tracking down ferry schedules and stressing over car rentals. Enjoy a hassle-free experience without sweating the logistics on this guided full-day tour. Hotel transfers, ground transportation, and lunch are included, leaving you free to relax and take in the sights.

Take a break from sunbathing—and explore Gran Canaria from an entirely different perspective—on this submarine experience in Puerto de Mogán. Sink beneath the water’s surface, discover sunken ships on the seabed, and explore an underwater reef park. Along the way, gain deeper insights into the individual wrecks and local water conditions with audio narration.

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.

Admire the scenery of Timanfaya and southern Lanzarote on this day tour, with transfers from Arrecife, Puerto del Carmen, and Playa Blanca hotels. Traveling by air-conditioned bus, explore Timanfaya National Park to see its volcanoes, craters, and lava-sculpted terrain. Plus, admire Green Lake (El Lago Verde) and La Geria’s unique vineyards, with a stop at a winery and a break in the whitewashed village of Yaiza.

Switch up your evening plans and see a side of Tenerife only available at night with this stargazing and dinner package. Enjoy an all-inclusive experience that covers logistics, dinner, and an astronomy session. Become more familiar with the night sky with the use of telescopes and a guide who points out different planets, stars, and galaxies, all while you learn about the science and mythology behind what you see.

Snorkeling gives you a view from above, but with this unique sea trekking experience, head under the waters to walk—yes, walk, not swim—along the seabed. After a short safety briefing, don a high-tech helmet that lets you breathe naturally under the sea. Descend into calm waters with a guide to venture along a specially designed route, checking out fish and marine life along the way.

Take in Lanzarote's highlights, without the hassle of planning a route and navigating between them, on this group tour. Enjoy a wide itinerary that includes Timanfaya National Park, Jameos del Agua, Cueva de los Verdes, and more, without having to organize separate entry tickets. Take volcanoes, coastline, culture, and more in under a day, making this well-suited for travelers with limited time on the island.

Dolphins, whales, and other cetaceans are drawn to the nutrient-rich waters of the Atlantic near the Canary Islands, and Las Palmas is an excellent base for spotting them—but from the coast, you might make out only distant shapes. On this dolphin-watching cruise, get up close and personal with these marine mammals as you watch them in their natural habitat, with a guide on hand to supply crucial context.

Discover Tenerife’s spectacular south coast on a guided jet ski safari. Ride to iconic landmarks like Red Mountain and enjoy an unforgettable adventure on the Atlantic Ocean.

La Palma has some of the darkest skies in the Northern Hemisphere, but the best of it sits high on Roque de los Muchachos, hard to reach on your own after dark. Head up the mountain on a private stargazing tour beside La Palma's professional observatories, where a guide points out planets, nebulae, and galaxies through a deep-sky telescope.

Escape the crowds on this breezy boat ride from Los Cristianos Harbor. Learn about local marine wildlife from expert guides while spotting bottlenose dolphins and pilot whales. Enjoy a respectful, no chase experience that prioritizes animal welfare and conservation

Set sail on a catamaran adventure to the breathtaking beaches of Papagayo. Swim in crystal-clear waters, sunbathe on deck, and take in the stunning scenery on this unforgettable mini cruise. Guests departing from Playa Blanca have the option of an earlier departure to enjoy free time at Marina Rubicón before setting sail. Market days at Marina Rubicón take place every Wednesday and Saturday, making this an excellent opportunity to combine the famous market, marina atmosphere, shopping, and your catamaran cruise all in one day. We will drop anchor in the sheltered bay of Papagayo Beaches, where you can swim around the catamaran or go snorkeling. For those who prefer to relax, unwind with a siesta or simply take in the sights and sounds of the gentle waves. Lounge on the comfortable nets or soft seating areas and soak up the sun in total comfort. A variety of snacks and drinks are available for purchase onboard, including beer, sangria, water, soft drinks.

✅ What makes this tour unique Maximum 20 passengers. Responsible sighting with expert guides. Full lunch and drinks included. Stop for a swim in a quiet bay. Live a unique moment on the high seas Embark on an unforgettable cetacean-watching tour aboard a comfortable yacht for just 20 passengers. Discover the Neptune, the type of boat that will make the sighting much better and closer, as well as being able to enjoy it in an unmassed boat. ️ On board: comfort, exclusivity and good food The yacht is equipped with shaded areas and sunbathing space (certain squares with mats). During the tour, you will stop at a protected bay to swim and enjoy lunch on board. Nature, relaxation and connection This tour combines the best of Tenerife: wilderness, marine life, crystal clear water bathing and food on the high seas. It is ideal for couples, groups of friends or families looking for an authentic experience.

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.

Experience the highlight of southern Lanzarote on this half-day tour to Timanfaya National Park. Avoid the hassle of self-driving and let an expert navigate the famous ‘Route of the Volcanoes’, admire the natural wonders of the park, and see geothermal experiments on Islote de Hilario. Then, mount up for a short camel ride across the volcanic sands (additional cost) through the lunar-like landscapes of Timanfaya.

Increase your chances of seeing wild marine life in their native habitat with this group kayaking experience from Los Cristianos. Follow your instructor out into the sea as you paddle to beaches and coves in search of dolphins, turtles, and other sea creatures. Enjoy the opportunity to go snorkeling as you take in unique views of the coast both above and under the water.

Discover the highlights of Tenerife in one well-planned shore excursion, designed specifically for cruise ship passengers. Enjoy scenic drives through pine forests and volcanic landscapes, with photo stops at the La Tarta viewpoint and the famous Roques de García, set against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Teide. Your guide will explain the island’s unique geology and history along the way. Continue to the UNESCO-listed town of La Laguna for a guided walk through its historic streets, followed by free time for lunch or shopping at your own pace. The tour ends in Santa Cruz, Tenerife’s capital, where you will visit Plaza de España and enjoy a short walk along the seafront before returning to the port. With comfortable transport, expert local guiding, and careful time management, this tour offers a relaxed yet complete overview of Tenerife, with a guaranteed return to your ship on time.

See a new perspective on Fuerteventura and its abundant wildlife on this small-group whale and dolphin watching boat tour. Choose from several convenient tour times, hop aboard your Zodiac and set sail. You can admire the spectacular coastal scenery of Fuerteventura, such as the Jandía Nature Reserve and Morro Jable beach. And keep an eye out for whales, dolphins, and other marine life as you cruise.

See more of the underwater world on this glass-bottom boat tour from Fuerteventura. This half-day cruise takes place aboard the 'Odyssee 3', one of the few blue flag island boats, meaning it is licensed for dolphin or whale sightings. You'll also have the opportunity to enjoy the water, with a stop at the beach to swim, snorkel, or just relax on the sand.

Explore Gran Canaria on four wheels—and discover parts of the island you’d otherwise miss—on this all-terrain buggy tour, with round-trip transfers from accommodation in many resort areas included. Follow a route designed for adventure, ride on an off-road dirt track, and navigate across scenic parts of the landscape. Along the way, take in panoramic views and enjoy plenty of photo opportunities.

If you want to explore the underwater world of Lanzarote without getting wet, then this is the tour for you. Descend 100 feet (30 meters) to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean in a large submarine that can accommodate 44 seated passengers. Along the way, look out for marine life that you likely wouldn’t see otherwise—such as sea breams, eels, barracudas, and rays. If you're lucky, you might even see a shipwreck.