Hiking in the Canary Islands

Explore Gran Canaria, also known as the "Mini Continent," with its wealth of natural wonders and cultural treasures. Discover ancient volcanic craters like Caldera de Bandama and Caldera de Tejeda, marvel at the iconic monoliths Roque Bentayga and Roque Nublo, and reach the summit of Gran Canaria at Pico de las Nieves (1,949 m). History meets nature in the historic area with the ruins of Fortaleza de Tirajana, and the beautiful canyons Barranco de Agaete and Barranco de Azuaje invite you on fascinating hikes through varied terrain. An experience that embraces the best of the island's diversity.

Tenerife, the island with Spain's highest mountain, Teide, offers exceptional natural experiences. Here, you can be enchanted by the view of Teide's snow-capped peak and explore the contrasting landscape where black lava stone meets the white moon-like terrain. Hiking in the impressive Masca Gorge is a journey into a surreal world, while the small, relaxed villages along the route provide insight into the island's culture and history. Tenerife offers fantastic coastal and mountain hikes, and our hiking experiences allow you to delve deeply into the island's treasures.

Lanzarote, an island full of surprises, offers a plethora of natural experiences. Explore the spectacular Le Geria vineyards, where the vines wind through a unique symphony with the volcanic landscape. Hike along route 131 from west to east and admire the magnificent views of the dramatic volcanic formations that define the island. Lanzarote is also home to La Graciosa, a charming island where you can enjoy fantastic hikes and pristine beauty. Visit the picturesque village of Yaiza and be enchanted by its unique atmosphere. End your day in the coastal town of Orzola, where the turquoise sea meets the black sand, creating a picturesque contrast.

La Palma, also known as "La Isla Bonita" (the beautiful island), offers a wealth of natural wonders and cultural treasures. Experience the majestic Roque del Faro, an impressive rock formation rising from the sea, providing incredible views. Hiking in Caldera de Taburiente, a massive crater valley, is a journey into the heart of the island's geological history. La Palma is also known for Ruta de los Volcanes, a spectacular hiking route that takes you through volcanic landscapes and offers breathtaking views of the island. Dive into the impressive La Herradura gorge and experience its natural beauty and unique character. Los Tilos, a wooded oasis, invites you on magical hikes in lush surroundings. Visit the island's capital, Santa Cruz, and delve into its history and charm.

La Gomera is like a treasure chest filled with fantastic natural experiences and cultural gems. Explore the lush valleys and charming villages such as La Laja and Agulo, surrounded by beautiful palm plantations, exuding the island's authentic charm. Enjoy the impressive viewpoint, Mirador de Abrantes, offering a stunning panoramic view of the entire island, and experience the unique laurel forest of El Cedro, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A highlight is the wonderful hike that takes you from the green forests of Las Hayas down to the beautiful Valle Gran Rey.

El Hierro, the smallest of the Canary Islands, is known for its sustainable approach to tourism and environmental protection. El Hierro is a true paradise for hikers and those seeking peace and tranquility. In the past, El Hierro was marked on navigational charts as the "End of the World," and that may be why the island has remained free from mass tourism. Here, you'll find a network of ancient hiking trails, pristine nature, and a population that still embraces the island's special mentality of kindness and hospitality. You can be overwhelmed by the deep peace and the beautiful views of mountains, valleys, and the endless Atlantic Ocean. El Hierro is a place where the beauty of nature meets the island's mentality, and where tranquility is as captivating as the landscapes.