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Gran Canaria is a beautiful island located in the Canary Islands in Spain. Known for its sandy beaches, stunning landscapes and crystal clear waters, Gran Canaria is a popular destination for tourists from all over the world. The island boasts a diverse range of activities and attractions, from hiking and water sports to exploring the local culture and cuisine. Visitors can sunbathe on Maspalomas beach, shop in the charming towns or take in the panoramic views from the island's mountain peaks. Gran Canaria truly has something for everyone 💜
The trip includes:
The trip does not include:
Welcome to Gran Canaria! Pick up your car directly at the airport 🚗

Maspalomas is located in the south of Gran Canaria and is the largest beach resort on the island. It has beautiful and long sandy beaches, great facilities with shops and restaurants, bars and discos 🏊🍾
Beaches:

You will be staying in a well rated apartment in Maspalomas. Please see the "Purchase your trip" section for details and photos of your accommodation, they vary depending on the dates you choose. The accommodation remains the same throughout the stay, unless specifically agreed otherwise.
Mirador de las Dunas de Maspalomas is a stunning viewpoint that offers breathtaking views of the iconic Maspalomas dunes. Located close to the popular tourist destination of Maspalomas, this mirador provides visitors with panoramic views of the vast expanse of sand dunes that stretch along the coastline. Standing by the mirador, you can marvel at the beauty of the undulating dunes, whose golden hues contrast with the azure waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Mirador de las Dunas de Maspalomas is the ideal place for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers. And when you come here at sunrise or sunset, the changing light creates a magical atmosphere.
If you're planning a trip to Playa del Inglés, be sure to visit the nearby reserve, which is iconic for its desert landscape. The place is even nicknamed Little Sahara. There is no entrance fee. From Playa del Inglés, you can reach the dunes from the Mirador Las Dunas lookout. Especially the sunsets here are amazing.

Las Mujeres Beach, also known as Playa de las Mujeres, is a secluded beach on the west coast of Gran Canaria, near the town of Mogán. Although it is not as well known as some of the other beaches on the island, it offers a beautiful and tranquil setting.
The beach can be reached by the following methods:
Car: The easiest way to get to Las Mujeres beach is by car. From the capital Mogán, head west on the GC-200 road. After passing through the village of Tasartico, continue along the road until you arrive at a parking lot near a restaurant called "El Perchel". Park your car there. From the parking lot you will have to walk about 20-30 minutes to get to Las Mujeres beach. The trail is not well marked, so it is advisable to have a map or follow the GPS route. The hike involves steep and uneven terrain, so proper footwear and physical fitness are recommended.
Boat: Another option to reach Las Mujeres beach is by boat. Cruise boats and water taxis depart from Puerto de Mogán to take you to this secluded beach.
Please note that Las Mujeres Beach is a remote and natural beach, so there may be limited facilities or services available. It is advisable to bring your own food, water and other necessities.

August 5 - 16, 2023 may also start on points 7 and 8 from their second accommodation.
On the way there or back, stop at the village of Fataga. There are traditional white houses here, but what's more, the village lies in a beautiful valley, so even if you enjoy the journey through the many serpentines, you won't know where to stop for the perfect view.

Pico de las Nieves is the highest mountain on the island at 1949 metres above sea level. However, the ascent is relatively easy. There is a road leading up to the main Mirador del Pico de los Pozos de la Nieve, at the end of which there is a car park. But you can take a walk along the ridge 😎
If you want to walk up the mountain, drive to Llanos de la Pez. The climb is 2.2 km long and the route is easily shown on maps.cz.

The imposing rock of Roque Bentayga rises just above the village of Tejeda. The climb to it is really short - less than 1 km. Park at the Roque Bentayga Parking area (among other things, there is information and toilets).

If you're tired of relaxing on the beach after a day of excursions, head to Palmitos Park. There's a dolphinarium, which hosts various shows, an aquarium, a botanical garden and a zoo. Especially kids love it here 🐬

Today it's time to go explore the island a bit, it's so beautiful here! 😍
The magnificent Mirador del Balcón is located 500 m above the cliff. From here you can see the entire west coast of the island. It is just 50 m from the car park.

Cactuadela Park is the largest cactus garden in Europe. The tallest cacti are up to 6 m tall. It is open from 10am - 5pm every day🌵

There are two ways to get to Playa de Güigüí beach - on foot from the town of Tasartico, but it is already a terrain hike. First you have to head towards Playa del Asno beach. Once you hit the dirt road, there is a signpost on your right that will already lead you to the Gui-gui beach trail. You can park your car right on the side of the road. The hike is 15 km (total round trip) and you need to reach the beach by 3pm, otherwise it is already flooded due to the tide. The views and scenery along the way are amazing.
Another and more convenient option is to purchase a boat trip from the port in Puerto Rico. However, this will deprive you of a beautiful trip through the countryside

Today's excursions can also be combined with travel to/from the airport or on the transfer to the second dwelling (dates 5 - 16 August 2023) 👈
It's time to go for a bit of history! Agüimes was founded in 1491 and is one of the most beautiful towns on the island. The Basilica of San Sebastián is sure to enchant you, as well as the picturesque centre 👌

El Bufadero is a natural formation formed by volcanic activity. It is two large holes on the coast through which water flows at high tide. But definitely do not swim here.

Change in accommodation only for bespoke dates 5 - 16 August 2023.
Arucas is a picturesque city known for its rich cultural heritage and architecture. One of the most important attractions in Arucas is the Cathedral of Saint Anne (Catedral de Arucas). This imposing cathedral was built in neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque style and is one of the largest churches in the Canary Islands. Its towers dominate the city skyline and the interior of the cathedral is decorated with magnificent works of art. It is beautifully lit after dark.
Another important monument in Arucas is the Rum Factory of Arucas (Destilerías Arehucas), which is the oldest rum factory on Gran Canaria. This factory produces the famous Arehucas rum and offers visitors the opportunity to learn about the production process and taste their products.
Arucas is also known for its picturesque old quarter with narrow streets, quaint houses and historic buildings. Walking through these streets is like a journey back in time and offers a unique atmosphere.
In addition, Arucas is surrounded by beautiful nature, including Tamadaba National Park, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and green valleys.

Valerón is a cave that is one of the most important archaeological sites of the Canary Islands. The caves were inhabited by the Guanches, the original inhabitants of the island. However, settlement here dates back to the 1st millennium BC. There are almost 300 dwellings here. It is open daily from 10am to 5pm (October to March) or 6pm (summer season) except Mondays.

Eight-day deadlines end today, you will drop off your car at the airport at the same place you picked it up. Be at the airport at least 2 hours in advance.
The tailor-made schedule - 5 - 16 August 2023 continues in the following days 😎, tips for nice and touristy hidden beaches have been added to the schedule 👌
Caldera de Bandama is one of the largest volcanic craters on the island and is an interesting geological and natural spectacle. Caldera de Bandama was formed thousands of years ago by a volcanic eruption and is approximately 1 km in diameter. It is surrounded by hilly terrain and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and the Atlantic Ocean. There are several trails and paths that allow you to explore the area around the crater and enjoy panoramic views.
Inside the Caldera de Bandama there are also vineyards where local grape varieties are grown. It is also possible to visit the vineyard and taste the wines produced there.
For more adventurous visitors, it is possible to descend inside the crater and explore its volcanic landscape. The interior of Caldera de Bandama offers a unique perspective on volcanic activity and geological formations.
Worldee tip: A marked easy hiking trail runs around the perimeter of the crater, the elevation gain is low and measures just under 3.5 km. A marked easy hiking trail with only a small elevation gain runs around the perimeter of the caldera.

Teror is a small historic town known for its rich architecture, picturesque streets and peaceful atmosphere. Every Sunday there is a market.
One of the most important attractions in Teror is the Basilica of Our Lady of Pino (Basilica Nuestra Señora del Pino). This Catholic basilica is an important pilgrimage site in the Canary Islands and is dedicated to the patron saint of Gran Canaria. Its interior is decorated with magnificent sculptures, paintings and stained glass windows.

Playa de Guayedra is a black volcanic sand beach with rocks in the north of the island, near the towns of Agaete and Puerto de las Nieves in the Tamadaba Natural Park. This beach was featured in the first season of The Witcher, which is very popular on Netflix.
The best way to get to Guayedra beach is on foot from Agaete (45 min - 1 hr one way, about 5 km, 279 m elevation gain, sturdy shoes required). Along the way you will be amazed by the stunning views of the rugged west coast, including the cliffs of Roque Faneque, the Dedo de Dios ("Finger of God") sea chimney and the harbour of Puerto de las Nieves.

If you have time, use the penultimate day to explore the capital of Gran Canaria - Las Palmas. The Triana and Vegueta districts and St. Anne's Cathedral are interesting here 👍

Today we also say goodbye to the dates 5 - 16 August 2023 - ideally be at the airport 2 hours before departure. Drop off your car at the same place you picked it up. Have a safe flight! 😍
Want to experience a great holiday at a reasonable price? Head to the beautiful Canary Island of Gran Canaria. You'll find the most beautiful beaches, volcanic caves and craters, historic towns and even a cliff hike 😎🌅
Gran Canaria is a beautiful island located in the Canary Islands in Spain. Known for its sandy beaches, stunning landscapes and crystal clear waters, Gran Canaria is a popular destination for tourists from all over the world. The island boasts a diverse range of activities and attractions, from hiking and water sports to exploring the local culture and cuisine. Visitors can sunbathe on Maspalomas beach, shop in the charming towns or take in the panoramic views from the island's mountain peaks. Gran Canaria truly has something for everyone 💜
The trip includes:
The trip does not include:
Welcome to Gran Canaria! Pick up your car directly at the airport 🚗

Maspalomas is located in the south of Gran Canaria and is the largest beach resort on the island. It has beautiful and long sandy beaches, great facilities with shops and restaurants, bars and discos 🏊🍾
Beaches:

You will be staying in a well rated apartment in Maspalomas. Please see the "Purchase your trip" section for details and photos of your accommodation, they vary depending on the dates you choose. The accommodation remains the same throughout the stay, unless specifically agreed otherwise.
Mirador de las Dunas de Maspalomas is a stunning viewpoint that offers breathtaking views of the iconic Maspalomas dunes. Located close to the popular tourist destination of Maspalomas, this mirador provides visitors with panoramic views of the vast expanse of sand dunes that stretch along the coastline. Standing by the mirador, you can marvel at the beauty of the undulating dunes, whose golden hues contrast with the azure waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Mirador de las Dunas de Maspalomas is the ideal place for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers. And when you come here at sunrise or sunset, the changing light creates a magical atmosphere.
If you're planning a trip to Playa del Inglés, be sure to visit the nearby reserve, which is iconic for its desert landscape. The place is even nicknamed Little Sahara. There is no entrance fee. From Playa del Inglés, you can reach the dunes from the Mirador Las Dunas lookout. Especially the sunsets here are amazing.

Las Mujeres Beach, also known as Playa de las Mujeres, is a secluded beach on the west coast of Gran Canaria, near the town of Mogán. Although it is not as well known as some of the other beaches on the island, it offers a beautiful and tranquil setting.
The beach can be reached by the following methods:
Car: The easiest way to get to Las Mujeres beach is by car. From the capital Mogán, head west on the GC-200 road. After passing through the village of Tasartico, continue along the road until you arrive at a parking lot near a restaurant called "El Perchel". Park your car there. From the parking lot you will have to walk about 20-30 minutes to get to Las Mujeres beach. The trail is not well marked, so it is advisable to have a map or follow the GPS route. The hike involves steep and uneven terrain, so proper footwear and physical fitness are recommended.
Boat: Another option to reach Las Mujeres beach is by boat. Cruise boats and water taxis depart from Puerto de Mogán to take you to this secluded beach.
Please note that Las Mujeres Beach is a remote and natural beach, so there may be limited facilities or services available. It is advisable to bring your own food, water and other necessities.

August 5 - 16, 2023 may also start on points 7 and 8 from their second accommodation.
On the way there or back, stop at the village of Fataga. There are traditional white houses here, but what's more, the village lies in a beautiful valley, so even if you enjoy the journey through the many serpentines, you won't know where to stop for the perfect view.

Pico de las Nieves is the highest mountain on the island at 1949 metres above sea level. However, the ascent is relatively easy. There is a road leading up to the main Mirador del Pico de los Pozos de la Nieve, at the end of which there is a car park. But you can take a walk along the ridge 😎
If you want to walk up the mountain, drive to Llanos de la Pez. The climb is 2.2 km long and the route is easily shown on maps.cz.

The imposing rock of Roque Bentayga rises just above the village of Tejeda. The climb to it is really short - less than 1 km. Park at the Roque Bentayga Parking area (among other things, there is information and toilets).

If you're tired of relaxing on the beach after a day of excursions, head to Palmitos Park. There's a dolphinarium, which hosts various shows, an aquarium, a botanical garden and a zoo. Especially kids love it here 🐬

Today it's time to go explore the island a bit, it's so beautiful here! 😍
The magnificent Mirador del Balcón is located 500 m above the cliff. From here you can see the entire west coast of the island. It is just 50 m from the car park.

Cactuadela Park is the largest cactus garden in Europe. The tallest cacti are up to 6 m tall. It is open from 10am - 5pm every day🌵

There are two ways to get to Playa de Güigüí beach - on foot from the town of Tasartico, but it is already a terrain hike. First you have to head towards Playa del Asno beach. Once you hit the dirt road, there is a signpost on your right that will already lead you to the Gui-gui beach trail. You can park your car right on the side of the road. The hike is 15 km (total round trip) and you need to reach the beach by 3pm, otherwise it is already flooded due to the tide. The views and scenery along the way are amazing.
Another and more convenient option is to purchase a boat trip from the port in Puerto Rico. However, this will deprive you of a beautiful trip through the countryside

Today's excursions can also be combined with travel to/from the airport or on the transfer to the second dwelling (dates 5 - 16 August 2023) 👈
It's time to go for a bit of history! Agüimes was founded in 1491 and is one of the most beautiful towns on the island. The Basilica of San Sebastián is sure to enchant you, as well as the picturesque centre 👌

El Bufadero is a natural formation formed by volcanic activity. It is two large holes on the coast through which water flows at high tide. But definitely do not swim here.

Change in accommodation only for bespoke dates 5 - 16 August 2023.
Arucas is a picturesque city known for its rich cultural heritage and architecture. One of the most important attractions in Arucas is the Cathedral of Saint Anne (Catedral de Arucas). This imposing cathedral was built in neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque style and is one of the largest churches in the Canary Islands. Its towers dominate the city skyline and the interior of the cathedral is decorated with magnificent works of art. It is beautifully lit after dark.
Another important monument in Arucas is the Rum Factory of Arucas (Destilerías Arehucas), which is the oldest rum factory on Gran Canaria. This factory produces the famous Arehucas rum and offers visitors the opportunity to learn about the production process and taste their products.
Arucas is also known for its picturesque old quarter with narrow streets, quaint houses and historic buildings. Walking through these streets is like a journey back in time and offers a unique atmosphere.
In addition, Arucas is surrounded by beautiful nature, including Tamadaba National Park, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and green valleys.

Valerón is a cave that is one of the most important archaeological sites of the Canary Islands. The caves were inhabited by the Guanches, the original inhabitants of the island. However, settlement here dates back to the 1st millennium BC. There are almost 300 dwellings here. It is open daily from 10am to 5pm (October to March) or 6pm (summer season) except Mondays.

Eight-day deadlines end today, you will drop off your car at the airport at the same place you picked it up. Be at the airport at least 2 hours in advance.
The tailor-made schedule - 5 - 16 August 2023 continues in the following days 😎, tips for nice and touristy hidden beaches have been added to the schedule 👌
Caldera de Bandama is one of the largest volcanic craters on the island and is an interesting geological and natural spectacle. Caldera de Bandama was formed thousands of years ago by a volcanic eruption and is approximately 1 km in diameter. It is surrounded by hilly terrain and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and the Atlantic Ocean. There are several trails and paths that allow you to explore the area around the crater and enjoy panoramic views.
Inside the Caldera de Bandama there are also vineyards where local grape varieties are grown. It is also possible to visit the vineyard and taste the wines produced there.
For more adventurous visitors, it is possible to descend inside the crater and explore its volcanic landscape. The interior of Caldera de Bandama offers a unique perspective on volcanic activity and geological formations.
Worldee tip: A marked easy hiking trail runs around the perimeter of the crater, the elevation gain is low and measures just under 3.5 km. A marked easy hiking trail with only a small elevation gain runs around the perimeter of the caldera.

Teror is a small historic town known for its rich architecture, picturesque streets and peaceful atmosphere. Every Sunday there is a market.
One of the most important attractions in Teror is the Basilica of Our Lady of Pino (Basilica Nuestra Señora del Pino). This Catholic basilica is an important pilgrimage site in the Canary Islands and is dedicated to the patron saint of Gran Canaria. Its interior is decorated with magnificent sculptures, paintings and stained glass windows.

Playa de Guayedra is a black volcanic sand beach with rocks in the north of the island, near the towns of Agaete and Puerto de las Nieves in the Tamadaba Natural Park. This beach was featured in the first season of The Witcher, which is very popular on Netflix.
The best way to get to Guayedra beach is on foot from Agaete (45 min - 1 hr one way, about 5 km, 279 m elevation gain, sturdy shoes required). Along the way you will be amazed by the stunning views of the rugged west coast, including the cliffs of Roque Faneque, the Dedo de Dios ("Finger of God") sea chimney and the harbour of Puerto de las Nieves.

If you have time, use the penultimate day to explore the capital of Gran Canaria - Las Palmas. The Triana and Vegueta districts and St. Anne's Cathedral are interesting here 👍

Today we also say goodbye to the dates 5 - 16 August 2023 - ideally be at the airport 2 hours before departure. Drop off your car at the same place you picked it up. Have a safe flight! 😍




















Want to experience a great holiday at a reasonable price? Head to the beautiful Canary Island of Gran Canaria. You'll find the most beautiful beaches, volcanic caves and craters, historic towns and even a cliff hike 😎🌅
Gran Canaria is a beautiful island located in the Canary Islands in Spain. Known for its sandy beaches, stunning landscapes and crystal clear waters, Gran Canaria is a popular destination for tourists from all over the world. The island boasts a diverse range of activities and attractions, from hiking and water sports to exploring the local culture and cuisine. Visitors can sunbathe on Maspalomas beach, shop in the charming towns or take in the panoramic views from the island's mountain peaks. Gran Canaria truly has something for everyone 💜
The trip includes:
The trip does not include:
Welcome to Gran Canaria! Pick up your car directly at the airport 🚗

Maspalomas is located in the south of Gran Canaria and is the largest beach resort on the island. It has beautiful and long sandy beaches, great facilities with shops and restaurants, bars and discos 🏊🍾
Beaches:

You will be staying in a well rated apartment in Maspalomas. Please see the "Purchase your trip" section for details and photos of your accommodation, they vary depending on the dates you choose. The accommodation remains the same throughout the stay, unless specifically agreed otherwise.
Mirador de las Dunas de Maspalomas is a stunning viewpoint that offers breathtaking views of the iconic Maspalomas dunes. Located close to the popular tourist destination of Maspalomas, this mirador provides visitors with panoramic views of the vast expanse of sand dunes that stretch along the coastline. Standing by the mirador, you can marvel at the beauty of the undulating dunes, whose golden hues contrast with the azure waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Mirador de las Dunas de Maspalomas is the ideal place for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers. And when you come here at sunrise or sunset, the changing light creates a magical atmosphere.
If you're planning a trip to Playa del Inglés, be sure to visit the nearby reserve, which is iconic for its desert landscape. The place is even nicknamed Little Sahara. There is no entrance fee. From Playa del Inglés, you can reach the dunes from the Mirador Las Dunas lookout. Especially the sunsets here are amazing.

Las Mujeres Beach, also known as Playa de las Mujeres, is a secluded beach on the west coast of Gran Canaria, near the town of Mogán. Although it is not as well known as some of the other beaches on the island, it offers a beautiful and tranquil setting.
The beach can be reached by the following methods:
Car: The easiest way to get to Las Mujeres beach is by car. From the capital Mogán, head west on the GC-200 road. After passing through the village of Tasartico, continue along the road until you arrive at a parking lot near a restaurant called "El Perchel". Park your car there. From the parking lot you will have to walk about 20-30 minutes to get to Las Mujeres beach. The trail is not well marked, so it is advisable to have a map or follow the GPS route. The hike involves steep and uneven terrain, so proper footwear and physical fitness are recommended.
Boat: Another option to reach Las Mujeres beach is by boat. Cruise boats and water taxis depart from Puerto de Mogán to take you to this secluded beach.
Please note that Las Mujeres Beach is a remote and natural beach, so there may be limited facilities or services available. It is advisable to bring your own food, water and other necessities.

August 5 - 16, 2023 may also start on points 7 and 8 from their second accommodation.
On the way there or back, stop at the village of Fataga. There are traditional white houses here, but what's more, the village lies in a beautiful valley, so even if you enjoy the journey through the many serpentines, you won't know where to stop for the perfect view.

Pico de las Nieves is the highest mountain on the island at 1949 metres above sea level. However, the ascent is relatively easy. There is a road leading up to the main Mirador del Pico de los Pozos de la Nieve, at the end of which there is a car park. But you can take a walk along the ridge 😎
If you want to walk up the mountain, drive to Llanos de la Pez. The climb is 2.2 km long and the route is easily shown on maps.cz.

The imposing rock of Roque Bentayga rises just above the village of Tejeda. The climb to it is really short - less than 1 km. Park at the Roque Bentayga Parking area (among other things, there is information and toilets).

If you're tired of relaxing on the beach after a day of excursions, head to Palmitos Park. There's a dolphinarium, which hosts various shows, an aquarium, a botanical garden and a zoo. Especially kids love it here 🐬

Today it's time to go explore the island a bit, it's so beautiful here! 😍
The magnificent Mirador del Balcón is located 500 m above the cliff. From here you can see the entire west coast of the island. It is just 50 m from the car park.

Cactuadela Park is the largest cactus garden in Europe. The tallest cacti are up to 6 m tall. It is open from 10am - 5pm every day🌵

There are two ways to get to Playa de Güigüí beach - on foot from the town of Tasartico, but it is already a terrain hike. First you have to head towards Playa del Asno beach. Once you hit the dirt road, there is a signpost on your right that will already lead you to the Gui-gui beach trail. You can park your car right on the side of the road. The hike is 15 km (total round trip) and you need to reach the beach by 3pm, otherwise it is already flooded due to the tide. The views and scenery along the way are amazing.
Another and more convenient option is to purchase a boat trip from the port in Puerto Rico. However, this will deprive you of a beautiful trip through the countryside

Today's excursions can also be combined with travel to/from the airport or on the transfer to the second dwelling (dates 5 - 16 August 2023) 👈
It's time to go for a bit of history! Agüimes was founded in 1491 and is one of the most beautiful towns on the island. The Basilica of San Sebastián is sure to enchant you, as well as the picturesque centre 👌

El Bufadero is a natural formation formed by volcanic activity. It is two large holes on the coast through which water flows at high tide. But definitely do not swim here.

Change in accommodation only for bespoke dates 5 - 16 August 2023.
Arucas is a picturesque city known for its rich cultural heritage and architecture. One of the most important attractions in Arucas is the Cathedral of Saint Anne (Catedral de Arucas). This imposing cathedral was built in neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque style and is one of the largest churches in the Canary Islands. Its towers dominate the city skyline and the interior of the cathedral is decorated with magnificent works of art. It is beautifully lit after dark.
Another important monument in Arucas is the Rum Factory of Arucas (Destilerías Arehucas), which is the oldest rum factory on Gran Canaria. This factory produces the famous Arehucas rum and offers visitors the opportunity to learn about the production process and taste their products.
Arucas is also known for its picturesque old quarter with narrow streets, quaint houses and historic buildings. Walking through these streets is like a journey back in time and offers a unique atmosphere.
In addition, Arucas is surrounded by beautiful nature, including Tamadaba National Park, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and green valleys.

Valerón is a cave that is one of the most important archaeological sites of the Canary Islands. The caves were inhabited by the Guanches, the original inhabitants of the island. However, settlement here dates back to the 1st millennium BC. There are almost 300 dwellings here. It is open daily from 10am to 5pm (October to March) or 6pm (summer season) except Mondays.

Eight-day deadlines end today, you will drop off your car at the airport at the same place you picked it up. Be at the airport at least 2 hours in advance.
The tailor-made schedule - 5 - 16 August 2023 continues in the following days 😎, tips for nice and touristy hidden beaches have been added to the schedule 👌
Caldera de Bandama is one of the largest volcanic craters on the island and is an interesting geological and natural spectacle. Caldera de Bandama was formed thousands of years ago by a volcanic eruption and is approximately 1 km in diameter. It is surrounded by hilly terrain and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and the Atlantic Ocean. There are several trails and paths that allow you to explore the area around the crater and enjoy panoramic views.
Inside the Caldera de Bandama there are also vineyards where local grape varieties are grown. It is also possible to visit the vineyard and taste the wines produced there.
For more adventurous visitors, it is possible to descend inside the crater and explore its volcanic landscape. The interior of Caldera de Bandama offers a unique perspective on volcanic activity and geological formations.
Worldee tip: A marked easy hiking trail runs around the perimeter of the crater, the elevation gain is low and measures just under 3.5 km. A marked easy hiking trail with only a small elevation gain runs around the perimeter of the caldera.

Teror is a small historic town known for its rich architecture, picturesque streets and peaceful atmosphere. Every Sunday there is a market.
One of the most important attractions in Teror is the Basilica of Our Lady of Pino (Basilica Nuestra Señora del Pino). This Catholic basilica is an important pilgrimage site in the Canary Islands and is dedicated to the patron saint of Gran Canaria. Its interior is decorated with magnificent sculptures, paintings and stained glass windows.

Playa de Guayedra is a black volcanic sand beach with rocks in the north of the island, near the towns of Agaete and Puerto de las Nieves in the Tamadaba Natural Park. This beach was featured in the first season of The Witcher, which is very popular on Netflix.
The best way to get to Guayedra beach is on foot from Agaete (45 min - 1 hr one way, about 5 km, 279 m elevation gain, sturdy shoes required). Along the way you will be amazed by the stunning views of the rugged west coast, including the cliffs of Roque Faneque, the Dedo de Dios ("Finger of God") sea chimney and the harbour of Puerto de las Nieves.

If you have time, use the penultimate day to explore the capital of Gran Canaria - Las Palmas. The Triana and Vegueta districts and St. Anne's Cathedral are interesting here 👍

Today we also say goodbye to the dates 5 - 16 August 2023 - ideally be at the airport 2 hours before departure. Drop off your car at the same place you picked it up. Have a safe flight! 😍
Want to experience a great holiday at a reasonable price? Head to the beautiful Canary Island of Gran Canaria. You'll find the most beautiful beaches, volcanic caves and craters, historic towns and even a cliff hike 😎🌅
Gran Canaria is a beautiful island located in the Canary Islands in Spain. Known for its sandy beaches, stunning landscapes and crystal clear waters, Gran Canaria is a popular destination for tourists from all over the world. The island boasts a diverse range of activities and attractions, from hiking and water sports to exploring the local culture and cuisine. Visitors can sunbathe on Maspalomas beach, shop in the charming towns or take in the panoramic views from the island's mountain peaks. Gran Canaria truly has something for everyone 💜
The trip includes:
The trip does not include:
Welcome to Gran Canaria! Pick up your car directly at the airport 🚗

Maspalomas is located in the south of Gran Canaria and is the largest beach resort on the island. It has beautiful and long sandy beaches, great facilities with shops and restaurants, bars and discos 🏊🍾
Beaches:

You will be staying in a well rated apartment in Maspalomas. Please see the "Purchase your trip" section for details and photos of your accommodation, they vary depending on the dates you choose. The accommodation remains the same throughout the stay, unless specifically agreed otherwise.
Mirador de las Dunas de Maspalomas is a stunning viewpoint that offers breathtaking views of the iconic Maspalomas dunes. Located close to the popular tourist destination of Maspalomas, this mirador provides visitors with panoramic views of the vast expanse of sand dunes that stretch along the coastline. Standing by the mirador, you can marvel at the beauty of the undulating dunes, whose golden hues contrast with the azure waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Mirador de las Dunas de Maspalomas is the ideal place for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers. And when you come here at sunrise or sunset, the changing light creates a magical atmosphere.
If you're planning a trip to Playa del Inglés, be sure to visit the nearby reserve, which is iconic for its desert landscape. The place is even nicknamed Little Sahara. There is no entrance fee. From Playa del Inglés, you can reach the dunes from the Mirador Las Dunas lookout. Especially the sunsets here are amazing.

Las Mujeres Beach, also known as Playa de las Mujeres, is a secluded beach on the west coast of Gran Canaria, near the town of Mogán. Although it is not as well known as some of the other beaches on the island, it offers a beautiful and tranquil setting.
The beach can be reached by the following methods:
Car: The easiest way to get to Las Mujeres beach is by car. From the capital Mogán, head west on the GC-200 road. After passing through the village of Tasartico, continue along the road until you arrive at a parking lot near a restaurant called "El Perchel". Park your car there. From the parking lot you will have to walk about 20-30 minutes to get to Las Mujeres beach. The trail is not well marked, so it is advisable to have a map or follow the GPS route. The hike involves steep and uneven terrain, so proper footwear and physical fitness are recommended.
Boat: Another option to reach Las Mujeres beach is by boat. Cruise boats and water taxis depart from Puerto de Mogán to take you to this secluded beach.
Please note that Las Mujeres Beach is a remote and natural beach, so there may be limited facilities or services available. It is advisable to bring your own food, water and other necessities.

August 5 - 16, 2023 may also start on points 7 and 8 from their second accommodation.
On the way there or back, stop at the village of Fataga. There are traditional white houses here, but what's more, the village lies in a beautiful valley, so even if you enjoy the journey through the many serpentines, you won't know where to stop for the perfect view.

Pico de las Nieves is the highest mountain on the island at 1949 metres above sea level. However, the ascent is relatively easy. There is a road leading up to the main Mirador del Pico de los Pozos de la Nieve, at the end of which there is a car park. But you can take a walk along the ridge 😎
If you want to walk up the mountain, drive to Llanos de la Pez. The climb is 2.2 km long and the route is easily shown on maps.cz.

The imposing rock of Roque Bentayga rises just above the village of Tejeda. The climb to it is really short - less than 1 km. Park at the Roque Bentayga Parking area (among other things, there is information and toilets).

If you're tired of relaxing on the beach after a day of excursions, head to Palmitos Park. There's a dolphinarium, which hosts various shows, an aquarium, a botanical garden and a zoo. Especially kids love it here 🐬

Today it's time to go explore the island a bit, it's so beautiful here! 😍
The magnificent Mirador del Balcón is located 500 m above the cliff. From here you can see the entire west coast of the island. It is just 50 m from the car park.

Cactuadela Park is the largest cactus garden in Europe. The tallest cacti are up to 6 m tall. It is open from 10am - 5pm every day🌵

There are two ways to get to Playa de Güigüí beach - on foot from the town of Tasartico, but it is already a terrain hike. First you have to head towards Playa del Asno beach. Once you hit the dirt road, there is a signpost on your right that will already lead you to the Gui-gui beach trail. You can park your car right on the side of the road. The hike is 15 km (total round trip) and you need to reach the beach by 3pm, otherwise it is already flooded due to the tide. The views and scenery along the way are amazing.
Another and more convenient option is to purchase a boat trip from the port in Puerto Rico. However, this will deprive you of a beautiful trip through the countryside

Today's excursions can also be combined with travel to/from the airport or on the transfer to the second dwelling (dates 5 - 16 August 2023) 👈
It's time to go for a bit of history! Agüimes was founded in 1491 and is one of the most beautiful towns on the island. The Basilica of San Sebastián is sure to enchant you, as well as the picturesque centre 👌

El Bufadero is a natural formation formed by volcanic activity. It is two large holes on the coast through which water flows at high tide. But definitely do not swim here.

Change in accommodation only for bespoke dates 5 - 16 August 2023.
Arucas is a picturesque city known for its rich cultural heritage and architecture. One of the most important attractions in Arucas is the Cathedral of Saint Anne (Catedral de Arucas). This imposing cathedral was built in neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque style and is one of the largest churches in the Canary Islands. Its towers dominate the city skyline and the interior of the cathedral is decorated with magnificent works of art. It is beautifully lit after dark.
Another important monument in Arucas is the Rum Factory of Arucas (Destilerías Arehucas), which is the oldest rum factory on Gran Canaria. This factory produces the famous Arehucas rum and offers visitors the opportunity to learn about the production process and taste their products.
Arucas is also known for its picturesque old quarter with narrow streets, quaint houses and historic buildings. Walking through these streets is like a journey back in time and offers a unique atmosphere.
In addition, Arucas is surrounded by beautiful nature, including Tamadaba National Park, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and green valleys.

Valerón is a cave that is one of the most important archaeological sites of the Canary Islands. The caves were inhabited by the Guanches, the original inhabitants of the island. However, settlement here dates back to the 1st millennium BC. There are almost 300 dwellings here. It is open daily from 10am to 5pm (October to March) or 6pm (summer season) except Mondays.

Eight-day deadlines end today, you will drop off your car at the airport at the same place you picked it up. Be at the airport at least 2 hours in advance.
The tailor-made schedule - 5 - 16 August 2023 continues in the following days 😎, tips for nice and touristy hidden beaches have been added to the schedule 👌
Caldera de Bandama is one of the largest volcanic craters on the island and is an interesting geological and natural spectacle. Caldera de Bandama was formed thousands of years ago by a volcanic eruption and is approximately 1 km in diameter. It is surrounded by hilly terrain and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and the Atlantic Ocean. There are several trails and paths that allow you to explore the area around the crater and enjoy panoramic views.
Inside the Caldera de Bandama there are also vineyards where local grape varieties are grown. It is also possible to visit the vineyard and taste the wines produced there.
For more adventurous visitors, it is possible to descend inside the crater and explore its volcanic landscape. The interior of Caldera de Bandama offers a unique perspective on volcanic activity and geological formations.
Worldee tip: A marked easy hiking trail runs around the perimeter of the crater, the elevation gain is low and measures just under 3.5 km. A marked easy hiking trail with only a small elevation gain runs around the perimeter of the caldera.

Teror is a small historic town known for its rich architecture, picturesque streets and peaceful atmosphere. Every Sunday there is a market.
One of the most important attractions in Teror is the Basilica of Our Lady of Pino (Basilica Nuestra Señora del Pino). This Catholic basilica is an important pilgrimage site in the Canary Islands and is dedicated to the patron saint of Gran Canaria. Its interior is decorated with magnificent sculptures, paintings and stained glass windows.

Playa de Guayedra is a black volcanic sand beach with rocks in the north of the island, near the towns of Agaete and Puerto de las Nieves in the Tamadaba Natural Park. This beach was featured in the first season of The Witcher, which is very popular on Netflix.
The best way to get to Guayedra beach is on foot from Agaete (45 min - 1 hr one way, about 5 km, 279 m elevation gain, sturdy shoes required). Along the way you will be amazed by the stunning views of the rugged west coast, including the cliffs of Roque Faneque, the Dedo de Dios ("Finger of God") sea chimney and the harbour of Puerto de las Nieves.

If you have time, use the penultimate day to explore the capital of Gran Canaria - Las Palmas. The Triana and Vegueta districts and St. Anne's Cathedral are interesting here 👍

Today we also say goodbye to the dates 5 - 16 August 2023 - ideally be at the airport 2 hours before departure. Drop off your car at the same place you picked it up. Have a safe flight! 😍