GRAN CANARIA
18 Tours Reviewed
Two worlds in four hours. That’s the fun angle here: glide through the Maspalomas Dunes area, then jump straight into a full-on American Wild West set at Sioux City. I like that the ride and the park visit both feel…
Riding a 2-seat e-scooter through Gran Canaria feels like cheating—in a fun way. This guided Playa del Inglés city tour mixes big-sky sea views with a quick nature stop at the Maspalomas Dunes Natural Reserve, plus a couple of photo-friendly…
Two towns. Two moods. One ride. This Maspalomas–Sioux City tour mixes sea views, volcanic black sand, and an Old West theme park in about three hours. I like that the route is built around short, high-impact stops—great viewpoints and quick…
Las Palmas is easiest to read on foot. This guided walking tour focuses on the city’s coastal side, starting near Santa Catalina and the harbour dock, where you get local stories and quick insider tips before you fan out on…
A bike lets Maspalomas move at your pace. This self-guided day uses an 18-gear city bike so you can stitch together iconic south-coast stops without waiting on a bus or a group. You get a paper map and a simple…
Two wheels and desert time. This E-Bike City Tour with Camel Safari mixes an easy guided ride through Playa del Inglés with a real 30-minute camel stop inside the Maspalomas Sand Dunes area. You’ll roll along promenade sections and cycle…
A bike ride worth your morning This self-guided 18-gear city bike rental turns Maspalomas into a do-it-your-way day. You’ll use the included map, cruise the promenade and bicycle paths of Gran Canaria South, and stop at big-name spots like the…
Big views, zero hassle, and a camel—what’s not to like? This e-scooter city tour plus camel ride strings together Maspalomas’ best-known natural spots with a bit of green and bird life, all guided and paced for real sightseeing. I like…
Gran Canaria shows a different side on this route. A private day in Las Palmas and the north villages is a smart way to see a lot without wasting time. I like that the itinerary stays flexible, and you’re not…
Las Palmas clicks fast on two wheels. This half-day ride mixes historic Vegueta with local neighborhood life, then lands you at the sea at Playa de Las Canteras. I like that it stays small (up to 8 people), so the…
Las Palmas clicks fast when you hop by cab and then walk. I like the taxi-to-foot mix because it gets you between far-flung viewpoints without turning your day into a leg workout. I also like the Old Town tapas break…
Cycling here feels like you’re getting the city’s shortcuts. This 4-hour guided bike tour covers classic Las Palmas in one go, from the Port area through the Old Town and back out along Las Canteras, with a local guide who…
Las Palmas tapas feels like a local night. This 2-hour stroll through the Old City puts you close to the cathedral, then slips you into everyday bars where people eat and drink like they mean it. The best part is…
A real movie set, still running. Sioux City Park feels like you’ve stepped into a western from the early days, down to the 1972 set-style buildings and the day-to-day feel of a town in action. With a pre-purchased ticket, you…
Las Palmas old town has stories for days. This private walking tour is a 2.5-hour loop through Triana and Vegueta with a multilingual local guide, key landmarks like the Columbus House and the Cathedral area, and a stop for tapas…
