Explore Gran Canaria on a guided day trip from Las Palmas in an air-conditioned vehicle. Journey to the summit of Gran Canaria, view the volcanic landscapes of the Roque Nublo monolith, and visit the Cross of Tejeda to taste some local delicacies.  Depart from the Las Palmas city center and drive inland towards San Mateo. Have some free time to visit the local farmers market which stocks plenty of local products (only open on Saturday). Continue driving to reach Pico de las Nieves, the summit of Gran Canaria, which sits at 1,959 meters where you can enjoy stunning views of the high neighboring peaks, and if the weather is clear, see all the way to the island of Tenerife. Make your way to the Roque Nublo, a huge volcanically-formed basalt rock that is over 65 meters. Stop at the Cross of Tejeda where you can taste plenty of local Canarian products such as cheese, honey, and fruit. Visit the village of Teror, where you can go for a walk through the charming village and see the Basilica of the Lady of the Pine. Return to Las Palmas at the end of your day trip.

Explore the beautiful valleys of Gran Canaria by air-conditioned bus. Journey along the east coast to Arucas and visit the unique Gothic Church of San Juan Bautista. Enjoy magnificent views of Las Palmas en route to the pilgrimage village of Teror. Experience first-hand why the Spanish poet Unamuno described the island as a “frozen tempest“ at sites such as Roque Nublo and El Teide mountain.  Then, pass the almond trees of Ayacata and the village of Fataga, known as the "Valley of a Thousand Palms." 

Take some time out of your Gran Canaria holiday to dive into the rich culture and picturesque landscape of its towns. Embark on a private day trip to discover the charming streets of Las Palmas and drive around the island's northern villages. Take a break from sightseeing to taste some local tapas. Enjoy a convenient pickup service from your Las Palmas hotel, then head out on your scenic adventure. Explore the Las Canteras Beach district and learn about its fascinating history of pirate activity. Visit Plaza de España and stroll through the Santa Catalina Area. Gaze at the beautiful architecture of Royal Hideaway, the island's oldest hotel, as well as the iconic Doramas Park. Discover the old city, including Santa Ana Square, before driving out of the city. Admire breathtaking views of forests, mountains, and farms along the way. Get in touch with local culture as you tour the traditional villages of Firgas, Arucas, and Teror. Stroll along its quaint pedestrian areas. Make a stop during the day to indulge in some typical tapas with soft drinks, wine, beer, or coffee.