Canary Islands Tours & Trips

The UNESCO-listed San Cristobal de La Laguna and Mount Teide's volcanic wonders showcase Tenerife's diversity. Welcoming Dragos hotels serve as bases while visiting La Orotava's colonial architecture, Masca's dramatic ravines, and Candelaria's historic sites. Includes rental car and daily breakfast.

A 17m yacht carries you through the Canary archipelago for around $1,300. San Sebastian La Gomera's national park, Santa Cruz de la Palma's 15th-century streets, and Los Cristianos Bay offer diverse adventures. Hidden anchorages around La Gomera Island provide perfect spots for hiking and snorkeling.

The Canary Islands unfold from UNESCO Anaga Forest to Teide's volcanic calderas. Chinamada's cave houses, Teno Rural Park's ridges, and Costa Adeje's shores await. Includes expert guides, comfortable hotels, and 3 guided lunches.

The path leads to Pico de las Nieves (1,942m) and into the dramatic Guayadeque Canyon's cave dwellings. Traditional Aguimes and La Aldea serve as base camps, with local cuisine in Tejeda village. Ancient 'caminos reales' paths connect remote mountain communities through volcanic landscapes.

The UNESCO-listed Garajonay National Park showcases ancient Laurisilva forest and Mount Teide's volcanic landscapes. Andrea's Hotel serves as home base while visiting Agulo's colonial architecture, La Laja village's Los Roques formations, and Playa de la Caleta's pristine black sand shores.

Untouched Canarian landscapes stretch from Valverde's volcanic plateau to Las Playas' coast. Ancient pine forests lead to the sacred Arbol Santo, with stops in traditional villages. Half-board accommodation and luggage transfers included.

Rural Hotel El Mondalon, nestled among vineyards near Las Palmas, marks the starting point of an 8-day trek through Gran Canaria's UNESCO Nature Reserves. The route leads from the 1000m-wide Caldera de Bandama crater to the iconic Roque Nublo at 1800m, offering panoramic views to Tenerife. Four nights at Parador Cruz de Tejeda include traditional Canarian cuisine, approx. $220 per day.

Iconic Canary Island climbs include Valley of the Tears (3,041m) and Mount Teide's epic ascent. Luxury awaits at Parador Cruz de Tejeda and Hotel Cordial Roca Negra, complemented by traditional dinners and natural rock pools.

Puerto de la Cruz serves as your base at approx. $130/day in a 3-star hotel. The Basilica de Candelaria showcases Guanche bronze statues, La Orotava Valley reveals rare flora, and black-sand Playa Jardin invites relaxation. English-speaking guides lead cultural tours and beach excursions.

Puerto de la Cruz welcomes you for 7 nights at approx. $140 per day. The Black Madonna at Basilica de Candelaria, UNESCO-listed La Laguna's colonial architecture, and Spain's highest peak at Mount Teide await. Suitable for families with children 5+, featuring guided excursions and traditional Canarian experiences.