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Southern Treasures of Gran Canaria

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Embark on a thrilling adventure through the Southern Treasures of Gran Canaria. Join our expert guide as you delve into the history of the ancient canaries, exploring an aboriginal troglodyte village nestled within mystical caves. Take a leisurely stroll along the enchanting port of Mogán, often referred to as Southern Venice, known for its stunning beauty and perfect climate. Immerse yourself in nature as you visit the mesmerizing Dunas Maspalomas and the tranquil pond. The tour allows for free time, so you can take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear waters or indulge in a delectable meal at Mogán Harbour. With a maximum group size of 18, you can enjoy an intimate and personalized experience. Step into a world of wonder with our Southern Treasures tour and create unforgettable memories.

About this experience

  • Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least before the start of your booking
  • Suitable for 1-9 Participants
  • Small Group Tour
  • Guided Experience
  • Learn the history of the ancient canaries
  • Visit an aboriginal troglodyte village
  • Stroll through the beautiful port of Mogán
  • Explore the sandy dunes of Maspalomas
  • Enjoy sunbathing and swimming on the beach
  • Local guide
  • Hotel pickup in las palmas city and drop-off
  • Gratuities
  • Food and drinks

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Introduction

Southern Treasures of Gran Canaria is an immersive full-day tour that takes you on a journey to three of the most iconic natural and tourist spots in Gran Canaria. Led by knowledgeable official guides, you'll delve into the history of the ancient Canary Islands, exploring an aboriginal troglodyte village nestled within fascinating caves. The adventure continues with a leisurely stroll through the captivating port of Mogán, often referred to as the Southern Venice. Discover why this charming corner of the island boasts one of the best climates in Europe. Finally, you'll have the opportunity to visit two breathtaking natural sites: the stunning Dunas de Maspalomas and a peaceful pond. Enjoy some free time to take a refreshing dip or indulge in a delightful meal at Mogán Harbour.

What to expect?

During the Southern Treasures of Gran Canaria tour, you can expect a captivating blend of cultural immersion, natural beauty, and leisurely exploration. Throughout the 450-minute adventure, you'll have the chance to discover the rich history of the ancient Canaries, explore fascinating caves, and stroll through the picturesque port of Mogán. In addition, you'll be amazed by the breathtaking landscapes of Dunas de Maspalomas and the tranquil pond. Whether you're interested in history, nature, or simply enjoying the perfect climate, this tour offers something for everyone.

Who is this for?

The Southern Treasures of Gran Canaria tour is perfect for individuals or groups who want to experience the best of what Gran Canaria has to offer in just one day. History enthusiasts will enjoy exploring the aboriginal troglodyte village and learning about the unique culture and heritage of the ancient Canaries. Nature lovers will be captivated by the stunning landscapes of the Dunas de Maspalomas and the serene pond. This tour is well-suited for travelers of all ages and interests, providing a comprehensive and unforgettable experience of Gran Canaria.

Why book this?

Embark on the Southern Treasures of Gran Canaria tour and unlock the hidden gems of this enchanting island. Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the ancient Canaries as you explore cave dwellings and learn from knowledgeable guides. Indulge your senses in the vibrant atmosphere of the beautiful port of Mogán, often dubbed Southern Venice, and take advantage of the exceptional European climate. Discover the stunning natural landscapes of Dunas de Maspalomas and the tranquil pond, providing the perfect backdrop for relaxation and exploration. This extraordinary tour promises to create lasting memories and offers a unique opportunity to experience the true essence of Gran Canaria.

Good to know

The Southern Treasures of Gran Canaria tour has a maximum group size of 18 participants, ensuring a personalized and intimate experience. Remember to bring your swimwear and sun protection, as you'll have the chance to take a refreshing dip in Mogán Harbour. Lunch is not included, but you'll have ample free time to explore the local cuisine and indulge in a delightful meal at Mogán Harbour. Additionally, there is an optional boat trip available at Playa Puerto Rico for those seeking a more immersive sea experience for an additional cost of 7.5 euros.

Reviews

Reviews from previous participants praise the Southern Treasures of Gran Canaria tour for its captivating blend of history, natural beauty, and relaxation. Travelers have expressed their satisfaction with the knowledgeable guides who provided valuable insights into the ancient Canaries and the stunning nature of Gran Canaria. The opportunity to explore the troglodyte village and stroll through the picturesque port of Mogán were highlights for many, creating a memorable experience. Participants also appreciated the flexibility of enjoying free time for swimming and sunbathing at Mogán Harbour. Overall, reviews celebrate the comprehensive and well-paced itinerary, making the Southern Treasures of Gran Canaria tour a highly recommended choice for those visiting the island.

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  • At least one adult or senior required per booking

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4.8 (22)

Enthusiastic30

The tour does not cover much. There are basically 3 attractions- Barranco de Guayadeque, Puerto de Mogan and the dunes of Maspalomas. The only place worth visiting is Barranco de Guayadeque, which is a beautiful valley with cave houses and great views. There is a short walk at this stop in which you visit the cave restaurant, cave house and the view points. The next stop is Puerto de Mogan which is basically a small commercial place with souvenir shops and very highly priced restaurants. This was a particularly long lunch stop ( 1 hour 40 min) and all restaurants had items that were triple the price to those in Las Palmas. The only pleasing thing is the appearance of variety coloured bougainvillea in between the white stops. You can swim in the beach if you wish, but the beach is no different than the others on the island. Then there is the optional boat ride from Puerto de Mogan to Puerto Rico. It costs 7.5 Euros and takes you along the coast. The views are not worth paying the price for the boat trip. Puerto Rico is not really a stop. You are just picked up from the boat to head over to Maspalomas. Maspalomas is a 25 min stop. You get time to walk on the dunes. Yes, the dunes are an unusual site and if you haven't been on a desert, it is an experience which you can have. However, the stop is very short and not enough for you to walk to the beach and come back. So, in my opinion the tour does not offer much, especially compared to the tour of peaks or another of the north of the island by the same company. Cave houses in this tour are worth visiting but they are elsewhere on the island also and hence not a special feature of this tour alone. Barbara is an excellent driver. Felt safe in her hands on the twisting roads of the valley. The tour guide Fran did not appear helpful or willing to answer questions. At times he appeared frankly irritated when guests were asking questions. He mentioned about the optional boat trip but gave no description of how and why it was worth doing. When I asked him about the same, he snapped and said he had told about it 3 times in the bus, which in our opinion he hadn't. After a few hours he must have reflected on his reaction and apologised to me. I also saw him scolding an elderly gent in Spanish because he was a few minutes late. The guides on other tours carried maps, photos etc which they distributed to the guests. I feel Fran could carry such material to make the tour interesting and to involve the guests better, especially since there is not much to do on the tour anyway.

Ghazal_B

In this short trip, we saw very beautiful places with a very friendly tour guide. They arrived on time and they managed the time so good.

colinj177

Pick up and drop off great. Tour itself was good in parts - the houses in the rocks were very interesting, the village, in the hills, was worth a visit. 10 minutes in Mogan would have been sufficient - an artificial town/harbour where everything was overpriced, and no time, within out time there, to have a meal. The sand dunes at Maspalomas were worth a visit. However, the wind was very strong and it made life very uncomfortable. Very poor availability of somewhere to get refreshments

whittle1989

This is the not the best tour we went on during our visit but was still a very enjoyable day. The highlights included the tour inside the cave house, a coffee stop in the charming village of Aguimes and the photo opportunity at the top of Puerto de Mogan and the sand dunes of Maspalomas.

blondiejo73LV

I went in vacation with my husband and I found this fantastic tour with Selena. I’m from Canary Island but with this tour I learned more than I expected. I ‘m so happy I did with Selena and his friend Salvador who drives really good. They are my friends for my next vacation showing my islands treasures to my husband who is from New York. I highly recommended.Lourdes and Joseph Victorero, see you next trip.

Eddy W

We were picked up promptly from the hotel and set off to view the ancient cave dwellings. We even had a chance to go into one of the caves that was still being lived in. We bought some honey from a tiny shop in a cave. Throughout the trip, our tour guide gave detailed info and stories about the area, in english and Spanish. Then off to Puerto de Morgan for an hour and a bit and then to maspalomas. We had time for a swim here too. We were staying in Las Palmas and it was great to have a day trip to the south. All in all a great tour

718simonj

+ appropriate little tour bus with storage space for smaller luggage + flexible pick up and drop off + very informative English narration of our guide Maria (TripGranCanaria) - would've preferred to have more time to explore Puerto de Mógan

Saraheg1977

TripGranCanaria is a smaller company and does certain tours on certain days. I had a little trouble booking my larger group on their website, but they helped me work through it. We were in port from our cruise on a Monday, so the tour was the Southern Treasures route. Frank was an excellent friendly and knowledgeable guide! We started with a trip to the cave village of Barranco de Guayadeque. This was a very unique and interesting stop. We saw a man demonstrate the traditional way to get around the village with a wooden pole and also got to enter one of the cave houses, because the owners were home and let us take a quick peek. Next, we stopped in the charming town square of Agüimes. This was not listed on the itinerary... I think it depends on how long you are in port. There was a pretty church and lovely side streets and a shop, if you needed to grab some souvenirs. Our next stop was Puerto de Mogán, a pretty, busy beach town with lots of shops and restaurants. Our group chose to have lunch here and then didn't have time to do anything else, but no worries - we needed lunch! :) We ate at a restaurant just behind the beach with a nice view. Our last stop was Maspalomas, where there was a beach with sand dunes and a town with lots of ice cream, shops and a lighthouse with a museum. I didn't make it into the museum, but several in our group enjoyed it while I walked along the sand dunes and took some photos. My kids didn't really have time to play in the ocean, but we could have had a quick dip if we'd gone directly there when we got off the bus. My group of 10 included kids, ages 8-10, up to my parents and aunt in their early 80s. It was a good tour for the whole group and everyone enjoyed the taste of Gran Canaria.

ian_bowden1

We had a quick trip to Gran Canaria and picked this tour as it showed us a good cross section for what we wanted to see. It was an excellent tour. The guide was fantastic and explained everything including what was been growing in the fields. Highly recommended as it was a lovely trip.

JNaylor_12

We were first introduced to this company three years ago and had such good experiences that we decided to use them again. Frank is an accredited tour guide with in exhaustive knowledge of the islands in general. Additionally he speaks at least three languages! Today we went to Puerto do Mogán, with stops at the Guyadeque cave houses, Agüimes and Mas Palomas. Frank also remembered us after a short while! The trips organised by this company are very informative and make for a great day out. If you prefer smaller groups and getting to talk to all the people on the trip, then this is for you...I wouldn't hesitate to book with them again - in fact we will be travelling with them next week!
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