GRAN CANARIA
167 Tours Reviewed
Quiet wheels, big-city viewpoints. This guided electric moped tour is a fun way to learn Las Palmas de Gran Canaria’s origins and history while you glide between highlights. You’ll get a hands-on intro to riding, then cover major sights with…
Gran Canaria can look like many islands. This full-day private tour lets you shape the route to your taste while a photographer helps you turn the day into a usable vacation album. You’ll move from arid mountain areas to greener…
Three hours, endless Gran Canaria views. This electric bike tour strings together Maspalomas dunes, botanical stops, and the island’s south-coast highlights in a way that feels fast but not rushed. I like that it’s built for panoramas: promenades, viewpoints, and…
Wine and sea air make sense here. This 3-hour gourmet boat tour around Puerto de Mogán pairs local wines with classic Canarian bites, served right on board while you’re docked. I especially like the relaxed rhythm: a calm cruise with…
Gran Canaria can feel big. This one-day tour makes it feel manageable. I like how the day blends sea-coast driving with a real cultural stop at a coffee plantation in Valle de Agaete, and I also like that a guide…
Big views, no stressful planning. This private Gran Canaria shore excursion is built for a smooth morning on the island: pickup is offered, you get an English-speaking guide, and you’ll move from high viewpoints to old town streets without wasting…
Sunset on a Segway is a strange idea that works. This 2-hour guided ride turns Gran Canaria’s south coast into one long golden-hour photo walk, starting with ocean views and ending on dark volcanic sand. You’ll glide past the Maspalomas…
This day trip packs several very different coastal views into one smooth route. I love that it mixes pretty towns with quick photo stops, instead of making you sit through long stretches of “just driving” with nothing to show for…
A road tour on a Can-Am Ryker feels like a road trip with training wheels. You ride a 3-wheel BRP machine that handles more like a buggy or quad, yet it’s built for paved roads around Maspalomas. I like that…
Volcanic wine with real people matters. This tour is built around close time with winemakers and tastes tied to Gran Canaria’s volcanic soils. I especially love the small group feel and the stop at a pocket vineyard, where you walk…
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…
There’s something about leaving Puerto Rico by boat that instantly clears your head. I love the south/southwest coastal scenery from the water, and I also love the way you still get social time with tapas and drinks on deck. One…
That first glide is strangely addictive. This 1-hour Segway sightseeing tour in Maspalomas is a smart way to cover ground without turning your vacation into a long walk. I like the small-group setup (up to 6 riders) and the fact…
This is freedom with a throttle. The Gran Canaria Jetski Tour lets you skim the Atlantic past coves, cliffs, and caves you can’t reach any other way, and it’s wrapped in hotel pickup so it feels effortless. I love the…
Four hours, three north Gran Canaria highlights. This private tour is interesting because it links Caldera de Bandama viewpoints (with Second World War connections) to a real wine stop and then finishes in Las Palmas’ historic Vegueta. I love two…
