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Gran Canaria in One Day (from Barceló Margaritas Hotel)
+5
8 h
English - Spanish - German
Pickup available
Free cancellation if canceled at least 1 day before the start of the experience. 0 % of the reservation will be refunded if canceled 1 day or less before the start of the experience.
Description
Explore the four coasts of Gran Canaria in a single day and discover the island’s scenic and cultural diversity. This guided excursion follows a circular route in which you will be able to admire coastline, agricultural tradition and historic towns within one comprehensive itinerary.
In the south-west, we head to Puerto de Mogán, a former fishing enclave known for its canals and bougainvillaea-covered façades, which have earned it the nickname “Little Venice”. From there, the route continues through volcanic landscapes to San Nicolás, an area associated with tomato cultivation and tropical produce.
The western shoreline leads to Puerto de Las Nieves, in Agaete, where we will take in the coastal scenery and the remains of the former “Dedo de Dios”. Here you will have free time for lunch in local restaurants (meal not included).
The journey continues along the northern coast, passing through Gáldar, an ancient aboriginal settlement, and Guía, a town renowned for its cheese-making tradition. Further on lies Arucas, linked to banana cultivation and the island’s historic rum production.
In the capital, we will stop in the area of Las Canteras Beach, with views of the Alfredo Kraus Auditorium and close to Las Arenas shopping centre. The return to the south follows the eastern coast, driving along Las Palmas’ Avenida Marítima.
An itinerary designed to provide a broad overview of the island by visiting its main coastal fronts in a single excursion.
What should you know before you go?
- Activity not recommended for people with reduced mobility
- Wheelchairs must be foldable and non-motorised
- Visitors must be accompanied to assist with getting on and off the bus via the three steps
- Minors must be accompanied at all times by a responsible adult
What to bring?
- Clothing and footwear suitable for the season
- In winter, a light jacket or jumper is recommended
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