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Gran Canaria Highlights Tour with Epic Tours Gran Canaria - Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Gran Canaria Highlights Tour with Epic Tours Gran Canaria

Las Palmas de Gran Canariamoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

5–7 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have a moderate fitness level, comfortable with some uphill walking and uneven terrain.

Overview

Experience Gran Canaria’s top natural and cultural highlights in one day with Epic Tours Gran Canaria. From towering volcanic rock formations to traditional mountain villages, this trip reveals the island’s unique landscapes and flavors.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Canarias

Highlights tour of Gran Canaria

From €309.00 • All ages • 5 to 7 hours • Join the daring adventurers and let the island beguile you

Attraction
Photography Tour
Sightseeing Tour
Surf
Transportation

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable adventure through Gran Canaria's breathtaking landscapes. Explore the lush Valley of Fataga, marvel at the stunning views from Roque Nublo and Pico de las Nieves, and savor local almond pastries in Tejeda. This immersive experience combines nature, culture, and unforgettable sights in one magical journey.

RTALE OF MAGICAL SHAPES AND COLORS THAT ENRAPTURE EVERYONE

Rates

  • 1 person: €309.00
  • 2 people: €310.00
  • 3 people: €315.00
  • 4 people: €380.00
  • 5 people: €435.00
  • 6 people: €450.00
  • 7 or more people: €463.00

Duration

5 to 7 hours

About

Join the daring adventurers and let the island beguile you. From the vast seas, step onto the island. Feel the vertigo of bottomless gorges and impenetrable pine forests. Vibrate with exploding surf, swim through gigantic waves of sand and stand with the entire island at your feet.

You can visit the green Valley of Fataga, a sumptuous garden of pine trees, a striking contrast to the peaceful and delicious spot made up of the well-preserved little whitewashed village houses. These houses line narrow little streets that cross-cross the center, adorned by a plethora of colorful flowers.

One of the most popular of the Gran Canaria attractions, Roque Nublo is a place not to be missed. Offering some of the best sightseeing in Gran Canaria with views that will blow you away.

To appreciate the essence of a place and soak up its atmosphere there is nothing better than getting to the highest point. In Gran Canaria this is the Pico de las Nieves lookout point right in the center of the island.At 1,949 meters above sea level the uninterrupted views out over the Unesco Biosphere Reserve, with its innumerable deep valleys and jagged ridges shrouded with vegetation and crowned with spectacular rocks. Unlike other lookout points, Pico de las Nieves has great views on cloudy days as you get to see Gran Canaria’s peaks and Tenerife floating on the sea of clouds.

Our next stop is to the municipality of Tejeda, in the mountainous central region of Gran Canaria. Tejeda is 44 kilometers from the capital of the island. The natural surroundings of this area are characterized by the large woods of Canarian pine.

At present, they also share space with a large colony of almond trees. There are numerous stalls which sell typical products of the area and where, among other things, one can savor the typical hand-made pastry of the municipality, elaborated with almonds, as well as enjoy the magnificent views of the Roque Nublo.

Itinerary

1. Fataga (30 minutes) Here you will be greeted by the green Valley of Fataga, a sumptuous garden of pine trees, a striking contrast to the peaceful and delicious spot made up of the well preserved little whitewashed village houses. These houses line narrow little streets that cross-cross the centre, adorned by a plethora of colourful flowers ‍ 2. Roque Nublo (30 minutes) One of the most popular of the Gran Canaria attractions, Roque Nuble is a place not to be missed. Offering some of the best sightseeing in Gran Canaria with views that will blow you away. ‍ 3. Pico de las Nieves (30 minutes) To appreciate the essence of a place and soak up its atmosphere there is nothing better than getting to the highest point. In Gran Canaria this is the Pico de las Nieves lookout point right in the centre of the island. At 1,949 metres above sea level the uninterrupted views out over the Unesco Biosphere Reserve, with its innumerable deep valleys and jagged ridges shrouded with vegetation and crowned with spectacular rocks. Unlike other lookout points La Nieves has great views on cloudy days as you get to see Gran Canaria’s peaks and Tenerife floating on the sea of clouds.

4. Cruz de Tejeda (30 minutes) Our next stop is to the municipality of Tejeda, in the mountainous central region of Gran Canaria. Tejeda is 44 kilometres from the capital of the island. The natural surroundings of this area are characterised by the large woods of Canarian pine, which at present also share space with a large colony of almond trees. There are numerous stalls which sell typical products of the area and where, among other things, one can savour the typical hand-made pastry of the municipality, elaborated with almonds, as well as enjoy the magnificent views of the Roque Nublo.

What's Included

  • Coffee and/or Tea
  • Bottled water
  • Alcoholic Beverages
  • WiFi on board
  • Private transportation
  • Photography service

Adventure Tips

Bring layers for mountain weather

Temperatures can drop quickly at Pico de las Nieves; a lightweight jacket will keep you comfortable.

Wear sturdy hiking shoes

Uneven terrain around Roque Nublo and Fataga requires proper footwear for traction and support.

Carry a refillable water bottle

Hydration is important during the 5–7 hour tour, especially in the island’s sun-exposed sections.

Bring a camera with zoom

The epic views and small village details merit high-quality photos; zoom lenses capture distant peaks and close-ups alike.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Canary Island chaffinch
  • Gran Canaria giant lizard

History

Gran Canaria’s landscapes have shaped archipelago culture for centuries, with ancient Guanche influences still visible in village architecture and traditions.

Conservation

The island’s UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status supports sustainable tourism and preservation of native pine forests and endemic species.

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Adventure Hotspots in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Layered clothing

Essential

Adjust layers to stay warm at higher elevations and cool during the valley sections.

all specific

Hiking shoes

Essential

Protect feet and provide grip on rocky and uneven paths.

all specific

Reusable water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated during the several hours of walking and outdoor time.

all specific

Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen)

Essential

Crucial for protecting skin and eyes from strong island sun.

spring|summer|fall specific