GRAN CANARIA
The island’s best days out.
The 8 most popular safari 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.
Camel Ride Safari in Fataga: 60-min camel ride through the Oasis of 1,000 Palms, gardens, animals, optional tapas and hotel pickup.
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A 30-minute camel ride through Maspalomas’ 300-year Oasis of the 1,000 Palms, plus park entry to see animals and tropical gardens.
Ride dromedaries through the Maspalomas dunes in Gran Canaria on a 30-minute camel safari, with easy meeting and mobile tickets.
“All the staff were really friendly and helpful. The camels did really well to make the journey smooth even though my son was nervous.”
Gran Canaria Surf Safari for all levels with hotel pickup (south), board + coaching, safety lesson, and prime-wave practice across 4–5 hours.
“Sophie and the team were amazing, such a great experience! Made us feel so welcome!”
Jeep safari on La Graciosa from Caleta de Sebo. See Pedro Barba, basalt arches, and Playa de Las Conchas in 1.5 hours.
Jet Ski Safari near Playa Puerto Rico in Gran Canaria. 1 hour with a guide, small group size, English mobile tickets, free cancellation.
“Diese Truppe aus Puerto Rico sind einfach klasse. Sehr nette und vor allem sehr lockere Leute die auch sehr entgegenkommend sind würde ich jederzeit wieder buchen. Eine mega spaß faktor einfach nur KLASSE 😁👍🌊”
Drive a Yamaha VX jetski on Gran Canaria’s south coast from Maspalomas, with hotel pickup, dune bashing, and dolphin watching.
“Absolutely amazing experience, Fast Jet Skis and very safe. You go really far and they actually let you enjoy yourself. 100% worth the money.”
Ride an e-bike through Playa del Inglés, then enjoy a 30-minute camel safari in Maspalomas dunes with a small group guide.
“We ended up being on a private tour with our guide Lorenzo, so this may be an atypical review. The ebikes provided were useful because the terrain is quite deceptively hilly. We were taken to various parts of the island, and found Lorenzo learned about the local history, and culture as well as many of…”
From the dunes of the south to the volcanic summit, and every way to see the island in between.
