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Full-day tour of Gran Canaria’s mountains and salt flats

49,00 €

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Sprachen: Deutsch, Englisch

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Dauer: zwischen 4 Stunden bis 8 Stunden

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Highlights

On this daytrip you'll discover the colourful mountain landscapes of Barranco de Los Azulejos
There's time to wander around the charming fishing village of Agaete and taste fresh seafood
You'll soak up wow-factor views of Dragon's Tail from the Balcón viewpoint
At the Salinas de Tenefé there's a guided tour with a taste of the freshly harvested salts
Your local guide will share their expert insights on the diverse landscapes of Gran Canaria

Beschreibung

Discover Gran Canaria's best-kept secrets on this full day tour. Starting on the sun-kissed side of the island in Mogán, this adventure is all about uncovering hidden spots, landscapes, and culture. Luca, one of our expert, local guides, says, ‘Gran Canaria's landscapes are so diverse, it's like visiting different countries in one trip – deserts, mountains, and lush valleys all in one place. With some of the most scenic routes on the cards, this tour is pure road trip goals.'

You'll kickstart with serious wow-factor views cruising through Barranco de Los Azulejos – also known as Rainbow Valley. These multi-coloured mountains are totally one-of-a-kind and guaranteed to blow your mind. Then, you'll dive deeper into the heart of the island, and arrive at La Aldea. Local guide Sam spills the beans, ‘this area is known as the island's pantry because it's bursting with goodies – from mangos and veggies to those famous La Aldea tomatoes. And don't miss the avocados – they're the creamiest you'll ever taste.' Get your camera ready for some Insta-gold pics and soak up the chill village charm.

Next, you'll drive to Agaete where the zig-zag cliffs of Dragon's Tail and Faneque cliff are perfect backdrops for your camera roll – you might even spot Mount Teide on a clear day. In Agaete you'll have free time to check out the local scene and grab a bite to eat. Then, we'll hit the showstopper Balcón viewpoint – you'll feel on top of the world – before wrapping things up at Salinas de Tenefé. Be wowed by the pink salt flats on a guided tour of the site, followed by a unique tasting experience.

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Admission fees
Local delicacy tasting
Transport
Guide
Panoramic bus tour

Wichtige Informationen

Not suitable for guests who suffer from travel sickness
Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
Bring bathing gear and sunblock
Bring a towel
Bring a hat
Bring suitable footwear
Bring money for extras or gratuities
Food and drinks not included

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TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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Axel
Als Paar gereist
3. April 2026
3.8
Deutschland
Obwohl als Kleingruppentour ausgewiesen, mussten wir fast 1,5 Stunden fahren, um die anderen Teilnehmer abzuholen. Der Fahrer sprach kein Wort Deutsch und bemühte sich auch nicht, uns irgendetwas zu erzählen, auch nicht auf Nachfrage. Erst als alle Teilnehmer eingesammelt waren, stellte sich uns ein deutschsprachiger Guide vor, der aber im anderen Bus saß und uns nur über Funk etwas erzählte. Somit konnten wir keine Fragen stellen. Insgesamt eine recht enttäuschende Veranstaltung.
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Lollo
Mit Freunden gereist
23. März 2026
4.2
Deutschland
Gut: sehr guter Reiseleiter, nett und freundlich, kompetent Schlecht: Verspätung vom Abholpunkt, neuer Fahrer kannte sich nicht aus, dadurch wertvolle Zeit verloren,
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feuerchef
Als Paar gereist
11. März 2026
3.8
Deutschland
Fahrt mit 3 Kleinbussen war gut. Erfahrener deutscher Guide. Haltepunkte gut, Reisedauer gut. Negativer Punkt waren die Salinen, Erklärung ausschließlich in Englisch mit hohem Tempo. In den Salinen waren wir gar nicht. Es konnten reichlich Produkte gekauft werden. Dann zügige Abfahrt.
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Tom k
Als Paar gereist
10. März 2026
4.6
Deutschland
Es hat alles geklappt. Pünktlich abgeholt viel Info während der Fahrt, man musste sich nicht auf das Fahren konzentrieren und konnte alles gut verstehen, mit der funk Info hatte man immer Zeit für die Sehenswürdigkeiten, keine Parkplatz suche, nicht nach dem Weg schauen war prima. Der Fahrer ist super souverän über die Straßen gefahren. Bei den Sehenswürdigkeiten kein Druck was zu kaufen oder einzugehen. Wir haben in der Pause einfach am Supermarkt ein paar Sandwich geholt .
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Veronika und Marianne
Mit Freunden gereist
8. März 2026
4.2
Deutschland
Es war alles sehr gut, bis auf den Besuch in der Saline. Es wurde von einer jungen Dame in schlechtem Englisch ein Text heruntergerasseld, den niemand richtig verstanden hat und danach wartete eigentlich jeder darauf, dass noch zumindest ein kleiner Rundgang mit Erklärungen bei den verschiedenen Becken folgt, aber man wurde nur noch in den Laden zum Einkaufen geschickt. 15 € für ein Gläschen Salz - nein Danke! Diesen Stop könnte man sich sparen.
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Roswitha
Als Paar gereist
2. März 2026
4.2
Deutschland
Unser Hotel, das TUI Palace Oasis ist wirklich fantastisch: Hervorragender Service des Hotelpersonals in allen Bereichen, freundlich und hilfsbereit. Beste Lage mit direktem Strandzugang über ein Tor nur für Hotelgäste, große Parkanlage mit vielen verschiedenen Palmensorten, 3 Pools + 1 Pool im Kinderbereich, beste Angebote bei Frühstücks- und Abendbuffet, zudem 2 Gourmet-Restaurants, am Meeresufer kilometerlange Strandspaziergägne möglich. Kurzum: wie waren restlos zufrieden!!

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