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Gran Canaria doesn’t really do bad weather. This sunny speck in the Atlantic, sitting comfortably off the northwest coast of Africa, has earned its nickname ‘the isla
If Gran Canaria had a national sport, it wouldn’t be football. It would be fiesta-ing. The island doesn’t just celebrate, it explodes with energy, colour, and a kind
Mention Gran Canaria and most people conjure up visions of sun-warmed beaches, colourful cocktails and lazy afternoons that blend seamlessly into lively nights. But if yo
Forget the laminated menus and English breakfasts for a minute. Gran Canaria has another culinary world hiding behind its coastal glitz, a network of informal country k
If you come to Gran Canaria expecting just beaches and sunlounges, you’re selling yourself short. This island is bursting with adventure parks, animal sanctuaries, wond
There’s the Gran Canaria you think you know - dunes, cocktails, neon tans - then there’s the one that whispers, ‘come and see what’s beyond the resorts.’ Ste
Gran Canaria isn’t shy when it comes to showing off. One minute it’s serving volcanic drama that looks like the moon after a night out, the next it’s giving you tur
There’s something deliciously mischievous about celebrating Christmas in shorts. While friends back home are defrosting windscreens and arguing over who ruined the s
Gran Canaria. Think sun‑drenched dunes, salt‑whipped breezes, and palm‑fringed promenades. But beyond the beach loungers and lively family resorts, there’s a qu
Explore all 4 coasts of Gran Canaria on a full-day coach tour, and marvel at the volcanic landscapes and mountains of the north and the stunning sea cliffs of the west. Discover what is left of the "Finger of God" at Agaete and much more.
Experience the contrasts offered by the entire perimeter of Gran Canaria on this guided tour that includes transfers from select areas. Discover a treasure trove for the senses.
Explore the hills of Maspalomas on an e-bike trip with an optional Canarian tapas tasting in an ancient cave extra cost. Go up the Ayagaures Dam and learn about the island's endemic plants and cacti.
Explore Las Palmas and learn about the culture and history by visiting the old town of Vegueta. Enjoy free time to shop in Triana or walk along the beautiful beach of Las Canteras.
Visit Cocodrilo Park, the zoo with the largest exhibition of alligators in Europe. Discover over 500 animals in the park including meerkats, turtles, lizards, raccoons, birds, deer, tigers, pigs, pygmy goats, llamas, monkeys, and chimpanzees.
Enjoy an amazing camel ride in the dunes of Maspalomas. Experience the desert landscape of Gran Canaria from the comfort of a 2-seater saddle on a 30-minute ride, accompanied by Sahawari guides.
Explore Maspalomas independently and in an environmentally-friendly way with your e-bike rental. Choose from various routes leading to the mountains or the coast. E-bike trekking 80 km battery life.
Discover the green center of Gran Canaria and marvel at the contrasts of the island on a full-day bus tour.
Embark on a family-friendly trip from Puerto de Mogan. Take in the stunning cliffs of Gran Canaria and snap some unbeatable photos and snorkel at El Perchel.
Visit the dormant crater of Bandama before admiring breathtaking views from the highest mountain of Gran Canaria. Later, visit the charming village of Teror and its Basilica of the Pine.
Take a 3-hour e-bike tour to discover Gran Canaria’s breathtaking southern coast. Far from the chaos of the city you’ll visit the botanical gardens, ride along the coast, and stop at a fishing village
Discover Gran Canaria’s hidden gems on this immersive eco-tour. Explore Firgas, hike into Dorama's forest, visit a sustainable farm, relax in volcanic pools, and encounter unique island biodiversity.
Take much more than a boat trip on this fun and relaxing Afrikat cruise from Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria. Stop to swim and snorkel in a crystal-clear bay and enjoy thrilling water activity options.
Experience the magic of seeing dolphins and whales in their natural environment in Gran Canaria on this boat cruise. Enjoy beautiful sea views from a catamaran and learn to spot marine life.
Discover Gran Canaria's history, habits, and people by visiting its most beautiful villages and valleys. Explore the spectacular center of the island – Guayadeque, Firgas, Aloe Vera, and much more.
Hop aboard a comfortable catamaran and set sail on a dolphin and whale-watching cruise off the coast of Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria. Enjoy soft drinks during the snorkeling and swimming stop.
Visit Cocodrilo Park, the zoo with the largest exhibition of alligators in Europe. Discover over 500 animals in the park including meerkats, turtles, lizards, raccoons, birds, deer, tigers, pigs, pygmy goats, llamas, monkeys, and chimpanzees.
Lose yourself in the volcanic heart of Gran Canaria on an eco-friendly tour. Discover ancient craters, savor regional flavors, and hike across otherworldly, Unesco-listed landscapes.
If Playa del Inglés is a glittering postcard, Agüimes is the hand-written note on the back - slower, more personal, full of charm and a dash of humour. This honey-
If resorts had personalities, Amadores would be the laid-back friend who always shows up sun-kissed and wearing flip-flops,. Sitting snugly on the southwest coast of Gr
Nestled between buzzing Playa del Inglés and the breezy surf town of Pozo Izquierdo, Bahía Feliz is a resort that somehow manages to keep its shirt tucked in while th
Spain’s ninth-largest city somehow feels more like a laid-back seaside town, albeit one with cruise ships in the harbour and a cathedral older than Shakespeare. Perc
Whether you’re here for the golden dunes, the dining, or the dance floors, Maspalomas will give you a story or two to take home, and possibly a bit of sand in your shoes as well.
If Playa del Inglés is the life of the party, think of Meloneras as the suave older cousin who rolls up in a convertible and orders vintage champagne without blinking.
Tucked away on the east coast of Gran Canaria, Playa de Vargas is a beach that doesn’t shout for attention. Rather, it whispers in the hiss of wind, the crash of waves,
If Maspalomas is Gran Canaria’s stylish elder sibling, then Playa del Inglés is the cheeky younger one, louder, messier, funnier, and never quite ready for bed. T
Tucked into a horseshoe-shaped valley on the southwest coast, this resort was designed with one thing in mind, soaking up the rays. In fact, Puerto Rico claims to have mo
The essence of Puerto de Mogán is in its balance between a resort polished enough for comfort but still rooted in its fishing village past.
If Playa del Inglés is a carnival and Maspalomas a desert catwalk, San Agustín is the older sibling who’s learned to enjoy life at a gentler pace. Tucked just ea
Nestled high in the beating heart of Gran Canaria, Tejeda feels as though it belongs to another time. The landscape is rugged, the air crisp, and somehow - despite th
Gran Canaria’s coastline might steal the headlines with its beaches and resorts, but head inland and you’ll stumble across a village that feels like the island’s
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