GRAN CANARIA · CANARY ISLANDS
The island’s best days out.
The 7 most popular las palmas walking & old town tours on Gran Canaria, with prices, run times and who to book each one with. The trips travellers tend to build a day on the island around.
English-only 1-hour Vegueta walking tour in Las Palmas. See Santa Ana Cathedral, Columbus links, and Canarian nobility for $11.
Most Popular“Itahisa was so knowledgeable about the history of Vegueta. She was so nice and explained the history in detail so we throughly understood what happened. Really a great tour! Highly recommend!”
Private Las Palmas Old City walk through Triana and Vegueta with a local guide, tapas, and skip-the-line access at key sights.
“We booked a private tour with Artemi. I can highly recommend our guide. He has extensive knowledge of the history of Gran Canaria and all the Canary Islands. The tour included all the important sights , with lots of recommendations for extra visits and museums to see. We finished with a tapas and drink at…”
A 2-hour Las Palmas Old Town tapas crawl with local bars, small-group guiding, and history-led tasting near the cathedral for $65.
UD Las Palmas Gran Canaria Stadium guided tour with behind-the-scenes access plus 360° VR. A 1-hour, $20 value for football fans.
“Nice tour in a beautiful stadium. Guide was very helpful with taking pictures too.”
Private Bandama Caldera views, Europe’s largest open-air botanical gardens or wine tasting, then Old Town Las Palmas on a 3-hour half day.
Self-guided Vegueta tapas and wine walk in Las Palmas: 4 local tastings and drinks near Catedral de Santa Ana with QR check-in.
Self-guided gourmet tapas and wine stroll in Las Palmas’ Vegueta: 4 tapas, 4 drinks, 3 hours, four historic squares.
“Unfortunately our tour was cut to three restaurants because the fourth was closed, but the provider was very helpful and immediately offered a part refund. The places we went to were all fun, we received a friendly welcome and the drinks and tapas offered were all good. But the main advantage was that we would…”
From the dunes of the south to the volcanic summit, and every way to see the island in between.
