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Costa Adeje: Whale and Dolphin Tour with Underwater Views

1. Costa Adeje: Whale and Dolphin Tour with Underwater Views

Discover the majestic, playful whales and dolphins on this catamaran cruise from Puerto Colón. Hop aboard your stylish catamaran, which features underwater viewing stations. Pick a spot on deck to view the many sights in-store during this tour. As you head out from the harbor, your professional crew will use their local knowledge to track the families of whales and dolphins who live near the island year-round. Hear an introduction speech from your guide, including a demonstration of safety vests.   Sail along the coastline past Adeje, Guia de Isora, and Santiago del Teide, where pods of spirited dolphins and groups of pilot whales are a common sight. If you are lucky enough to spot them, spend a few minutes below deck and observe them from a vantage point underneath the water's surface. The boat will return to Puerto Colon and if you have booked a transfer, your bus will take you back to your pickup point.

Caleta de Fuste: Jet Ski Circuit Experience

2. Caleta de Fuste: Jet Ski Circuit Experience

Take a thrilling jet ski tour to discover Caleta de Fuste, known for its beautiful beach and calm waters. Ride across the bay with an experienced instructor as you soak in the coastal views. Feel your adrenaline pumping as you cruise across the sea. Arrive at the meeting point in Puerto Castillo to meet your instructor and get fitted for a life jacket. After a short safety briefing, head out onto the water to begin your jet ski ride. This fun activity is suitable for the whole family.

Half-Day Scuba Diving in Tenerife from Abades Beach

3. Half-Day Scuba Diving in Tenerife from Abades Beach

Discover the wonderful world of scuba diving in the protected bay of Abades on Tenerife. Be amazed by the variety of fish, and get close up views in the crystal clear water. No previous experience is needed, and with a maximum of 2 persons per instructor, you will get personal attention. When you arrive at the dive center in Abades in the morning, you will be provided with your new outfits and equipment, including a wetsuit, mask, fins and scuba tank. You will be transported to another world, and experience how it feels to breath underwater. You will also discover what it feels like to be completely weightless, as once you have donned your scuba tank and descended to a maximum depth of 10 meters that is precisely how you will feel. No previous experience is needed for this dive adventure to explore the beautiful house reef. You will see sleeping octopus, and be followed by schools of inquisitive fish of a huge variety of shapes, colors, and sizes. If you are lucky, you might see a seahorse, or come face to face with a turtle.

Costa Adeje: Double Tuk Tuk Tour

4. Costa Adeje: Double Tuk Tuk Tour

Meet your guide and then hop aboard a 100% electric tuk-tuk to explore some of Tenerife's most gorgeous villages. This 3-wheeled motorbike with a large open-air carriage makes for a fun and intimate way to explore Costa Adeje. At Mundo´s you will be offered a refreshing drink while you can visit its store full of antiques and handmade products brought directly from artisans all over the world. Arriving to the Caldera del Rey, a breathtaking volcanic valley, you will be explained how the Canarian farmers have been producing for many years a wide variety of tropical fruits, especially our famous bananas. Once in the zone, you will be driven to one of the most impressive viewpoint, one of the only places where you can admire all the small villages of Costa Adeje and Las Américas and the islands of La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro all together. After your tour, your guide will return you to the Avenida de España. You can also take a tip from your driver and have lunch at a delightful local restaurant once the tour is complete. Weave through the streets and make your way to the Plaza El Duque, one of the fanciest areas of the island with its 5-star hotels and the most distinguished brands. Ride through the tourist market, full of local crafts, before admiring the San Sebastian Church, one of the oldest religious sites south of Tenerife. Feel the breeze on your face as you admire the Playa Enramada, one of the last natural and virgin beaches of the south with black and volcanic sand. Make a stop at the La Caleta village and get to know the neighborhood. Afterward, explore Puerto Colon, the town’s main touristic harbor.  

La Palma: Special (bus tour)

5. La Palma: Special (bus tour)

Discover everything the beautiful island of La Palma has to offer on a guided full-day trip. Get a wide view of the island exploring different locations, and touch the sky from the highest point, the Roque de Los Muchachos. Meet your group early in the morning at one of the collection points indicated, and hop on the bus which will take you straight to Plaza de Tajuya, a location that became an improvised and privileged viewpoint of the recent volcanic eruption in Cumbre Vieja. Continue the route towards El Time, an impressive viewpoint located 594 m above sea level, which offers an unbeatable panoramic view of the extraordinary Aridane Valley, as well as the Caldera de Taburiente National Park. Visit the Farmer's Market in Puntagorda, a weekly meeting point for the display of local products from farmers, artisans and pastry chefs. After ascending a winding road, reach the natural balcony of Roque de Los Muchachos, considered one of the best places in the world for astronomical observation due to the quality of its sky and, for this reason, internationally recognized telescopes are located here. The perspective that we have from the top of the island is impressive: at our feet, the Caldera de Taburiente, one of the largest erosion craters and a geological jewel in the world, and, around us, different viewpoints that extend over the ridges to enjoy a majestic view. On clear days we can see the silhouette of the neighboring islands of El Hierro, La Gomera and Tenerife. On the way back, travel along the east side of the island, and contemplate different levels of vegetation, whose flowering in spring adds another attraction to the landscape. See almost the entire bed of the Barranco de Las Angustias from the Mirador de Los Andenes before reaching the Royal Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Snows, where the image of the patron saint of the island is found. End your day trip with unbeatable views over Santa Cruz de La Palma, Las Breñas and the east coast from the Mirador de La Concepción before returning to your selected drop-off location with the group.

South Tour: Timanfaya National Park

6. South Tour: Timanfaya National Park

Discover the south side of Lanzarote enjoying the incredible views of this unique volcanic island. See the picturesque village of El Golfo with the fascinating Green Lagoon. This coastline is spectacular and the beauty of Los Hervideros and Salinas de Janubio will leave you impressed. Enjoy Timanfaya National Park and learn about the historical eruptions that took place on the island in the 18th Century. The landscape is unique. Admire the different forms and colors of the volcanoes. Ride a camel (not included) and feel like a explorer in a unexplored land. Visit the unique landscape of La Geria, the wine region of the island. Learn about the peculiar way of harvesting in this magnificent area. Then, taste the delicious wine yourself.

Gran Canaria: Winery Tour, Wine Museum, and Tasting

7. Gran Canaria: Winery Tour, Wine Museum, and Tasting

Immerse yourself in Spanish wine culture as you tour a winery that dates back 5 generations on the island of Gran Canaria. Appreciate the depth and complexity of local flavors as you try local cheese and wine. Meet your guide at the winery and begin your journey. Learn the history of the family as you look at old photos. Take a stroll through the organic vineyards where the grapes are ripened to perfection in the sun. Discover endemic grape varieties and hear about the importance of the unique volcanic soil. Discuss the work that it takes to keep the crop in optimal conditions. Look at a piece of history as you view a 100-year-old stone lagares where grapes where once trodden on. Uncover how the wine-making process has evolved at the small wine museum where you can see old machinery. Take in the smells of the old wine cellar. Compare the old with the new at the modern facility. At the end of the guided tour, enjoy two wines in the tasting area which are accompanied by Gran Canaria cheese and toasted bread.

Lanzarote: Teguise Handicraft Market and La Graciosa Island

8. Lanzarote: Teguise Handicraft Market and La Graciosa Island

Travel in an air-conditioned bus to Teguise. Experience how on Sunday mornings the tranquil city transforms into a bustling street market with numerous stalls of artisans. Explore the traditional market and find handicrafts of all kinds, ceramics, basketwork, leather goods, and much more. Head up to Órzola, the northernmost spot of the island, and board the ferry to take in the views on the 25-minute crossing. Upon arrival in La Graciosa, discover some of the secrets of Caleta del Sebo, such as the old Church and the Aloe Vera Museum. At 2:00 PM, get a welcome glass of champagne along with a serving of lunch including salad, paella, fruit, soft drinks, wine, beer, and water. After lunch, you'll have free time to explore the island on your own Indulge yourself in its pristine beaches with its crystal waters, and white houses scattered across a sandy ochre canvas. Relax in the quiet, natural beauty. Board the 4.30 pm ferry back to Órzola where the bus will be waiting for you to transfer you back to your hotel.

Costa Adeje: Views & Drinks Tuk Tuk Tour

9. Costa Adeje: Views & Drinks Tuk Tuk Tour

Enjoy some refreshing drinks at Mundo´s Concept & Restaurant, visiting its unique handmade art pieces coming straight from the heart of Asia while contemplating the most breathtaking views of the south of the island aboard our eco Tuk Tuk. Meet your guide and then hop aboard the back of your Tuk Tuk. This 3-wheeled motorbike with a large open-air carriage makes for the ideal way to feel the sun and breeze, and to get to know the area. At Mundo´s you will be offered a refreshing drink while you can visit its store full of antiques and handmade products brought directly from artisans all over the world. Arriving to the Caldera del Rey, a breathtaking volcanic valley, you will be explained how the Canarian farmers have been producing for many years a wide variety of tropical fruits, especially our famous bananas. Once in the zone, you will be driven to one of the most impressive viewpoint, one of the only places where you can admire all the small villages of Costa Adeje and Las Américas and the islands of La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro all together.

Costa Adeje Tuk Tuk Tour

10. Costa Adeje Tuk Tuk Tour

Meet your guide and then hop aboard a 100% electric Tuk Tuk to explore some of Tenerife's most gorgeous villages. This 3-wheeled motorbike with a large open-air carriage makes for a fun and intimate way to explore Costa Adeje. Weave through the streets and make your way to the Plaza El Duque, one of the most fancy area of the island with its 5 star hotels and the most distinguished brands. Ride through the tourist market, full of local crafts, before admiring the San Sebastian Church, one of the oldest religious sites south of Tenerife. Feel the breeze on your face as you admire the Playa Enramada, one of the last natural and virgin beaches of the south with black and volcanic sand. Make a stop at the La Caleta village and get to know the neighborhood. Afterward, explore the Puerto Colon, the town’s main touristic harbour. After your tour, your guide will return you to the Avenida de Espana. You can also take a tip from your friendly driver and have lunch at a delightful local restaurant once the tour is complete. 

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based on 599 reviews

The bus trip is a bit of a journey, windy roads, airconcould have been better, but overall it was worth it. Market Town of Teror well worth visiting, full of quaint little shops a lovely church to visit. Mateo is much larger and a huge market especially the I door fruit and veg one. A great big outdoor hall with live musicians and hundreds of locals dancing the afternoon away. Overall a worthwhile trip.

Great. Very informative in a short tour of the old town. Would certainly recommend this tour. As she already confessed, she does speak very fast but actually once I got tuned in it was absolutely fine.

We were 1 hour late at the entrance, but were still allowed to go straight to the ticket and security check and then straight to the palace and gardens without queuing. Can just be recommended!

Took my Dad and Son and we all enjoyed it. Definitely worth going...I didn't think we would actually see whales and dolphins but we did. Great experience.

It has been incredible! We have all been delighted