Route Southern Treasures of Gran Canaria

After picking up our clients staying in the city Las Palmas G.C. We will be heading to the southeast of the island, where there is an ancient volcanic ravine of exceptional beauty, called Guayadeque by the ancient Canaries, with a possible translation of "Running Water".

The ravine is marked out by hundreds of pre-Hispanic caves, today inhabited by the Canaries themselves. We will visit a restaurant cave open since 1960.

We will be arriving to embark in Puerto Rico, there is an option  (not included in the price) of enjoying a 35-minute boat trip along the west coast to Mogán. For those who decide not to embark, will continue with our guide, to move by land until the arrival of the ferry.

In the fishing port of Mogán, we will all meet again and we will walk through the little Venice of the south, so called this place because of its canals and colorful houses.

Our guide will offer us free time (approx. 1.5 hr.) either for lunch or for a swim in the small nearby beach. We recommend you to have something quick or a snack and have more time to relax either in the bath, lie down or go shopping, whatever you prefer.

(Lunch not included)

Finally around 15.30hr we will be visiting the natural dunes of Maspalomas famous and protected area with some restrictions ( not possible to climb it or rolling down) We can make good photos from its lookout and relax enjoying views before our coach will retunr to Las Palmas city.