Hiking in Canary Islands

A guided hiking route that packs-in three nature's goodies of Caldera de Los Marteles, Tirajanas and the Guayadeque’s Valley in one walk. Witness the beauty of endemic plants along the way get to see beds of flowers in Guayadeque’s mountains.

Witness the marvellous landscape and rock formations left behind by powerful nature forces in this well preserved outdoor volcano ‘museum’ of Natural Park of Volcanoes. Distance= 6km, Elevation= 150m, Difficulty=low, Duration=3 hours.

Hike through Gran Canaria’s Biosphere Reservation. Enjoy stunning view from La Fogalera viewpoint and get up close to Roque Nublo – the must-see of Gran Canaria.

Be rewarded by breathtaking sunset and tremendous sense of peace after a hike around Roque Nublo, through pine forest and the Mirador de la Fogalera viewpoint.

Hike the scenic Anaga Mountains with laurel forest down to the Antequera bay. Enjoy a picnic and a swim before catching a boat to San Andres. The alternative to the Masca hike!

Enjoy a scenic cable car ride up to Teide at 3550m above sea level with breathtaking scenery and then hike down in time to catch the sunset.

Get to the bottom of Caldera de Bandama crater to discover an awe-inspiring territory of geological importance. End the tour with some wine tasting at a local vineyard.

Hike along Humboldt trail on Teide National Park and be dazzled by its bizarre rock formations and unique floras. Afterwards, walk in the charming La Orotava with cobbled streets, pretty plazas and houses with wooden Canarian balconies.

Be rewarded by breathtaking sunset and tremendous sense of peace after a hike around Roque Nublo, through pine forest and the Mirador de la Fogalera viewpoint.

Stunning panoramic hike that features Roque Nublo, Roque Bentaiga, Riscos de Chapin, mountains, pine forest, Montañón Negro volcano, and the enchanting valley that has not changed much since described by English writer Olivia Stone in 1885.