The Red Canyon Tour with Local Food Tasting

Highlights

• Enjoy breathtaking views from Guriete lookout and Caldera de Tirajana
• Discover aboriginal sites and the storied history of the Canarií people
• Explore Santa Lucía, savor local flavors, and engage with the community
• Hike Barranco de Las Vacas, a hidden geological treasure of Gran Canaria
• Finish with a refreshing swim at an authentic Canarian coastal spot

Description

Embark on an unforgettable day trip to Gran Canaria's Red Canyon and discover the wonders of an island sculpted by time. Marvel at the grandeur of the reddish cliffs enveloping the volcanic caldera of Tirajana, enjoy a delicious lunch, and benefit from round-trip hotel transfers. After being picked up from your hotel, head to Guriete Viewpoint and enjoy panoramic views. Cross the impressive Caldera de Tirajana, a geological wonder shaped by millions of years of volcanic and erosive activity. Delve into the island's aboriginal heritage at La Fortaleza, where ancient caves and sacred sites tell stories of the indigenous Canary Islanders. Experience the charm of Santa Lucía de Tirajana, a picturesque village where history and tradition blend seamlessly, offering a taste of local life and gastronomy. Here, get the opportunity to sample locally produced delicacies. Continue your adventure with a hike through the spectacular Las Vacas ravine, a hidden gem with gentle, winding rock formations, and conclude the day with a refreshing swim at the beach in the fishing village of Arinaga.

Includes

Hotel pickup and drop-off Air-conditioned vehicle transportation Guide Tasting of local products Lunch Activity insurance Pictures taken by the guide

Important Information

• This activity involves a 650-meter hike, with a 40-meter elevation gain and uneven terrain. There is a short elevated section, secure but potentially challenging for those with a fear of heights. An alternative path is available to bypass this section. The route takes 1 hour and 15 minutes. Public restrooms are available at Santa Lucía de Tirajana, La Caldera Restaurant, and in Arinaga. Snacks and local products can also be purchased in these locations. No restrooms are available at La Fortaleza or Barranco de Las Vacas. All activities are led by certified professional guides specialized in this route. Limited to 20 participants per group. Conditions vary from sunny to cold. Wear layered clothing. Activity may change due to weather or terrain conditions. Expect winding roads. Bring motion sickness tablets if needed. Recommended age is 5+. Guardians must accompany children under 18. Notify us 2 days in advance for adapted transport seats.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund