Canary Islands Adventure

Lanzarote is often called the different island. Its black and reddish rocks and the island's tranquility and silence make you feel like on a different planet. Meet our local expert guide for a half day private tour to one of the most fascinating volcanic landscapes of the Earth: Timanfaya National Park. This recent volcanic landscape has some of the most spectacular views in the Canary Islands. The almost complete lack of vegetation, the rugged lava formations and the range of colors, from red, ochre and orange to black, take your imagination to places you never even dreamed of. In your visit to Timanfaya National Park you will enjoy the geothermal experiments using the four elements of science -Earth, Fire, Water & Air- and you will also be transported to another planet in the panoramic Route of the Volcanoes. After the visit to the Park, you will be heading towards the submarine volcano of El Golfo to see its beautiful Green Lagoon, and we drive along the lava coast of Los Hervideros. Finally, a stop in La Geria, where you will discover a unique way of cultivating the vines. The peasants of Lanzarote dug up nearly 200,000 holes in the thick layer of volcanic grains to plant the vines that resulted in a prosperous wine industry, renowned for its excellent wines. There is a wine tasting included in one of the most prestigious wineries of Lanzarote. If you feel adventurous enough in this tour, you will have the possibility of riding our “four legged” friends: the camels.

Discover La Gomera, one of the smallest of the seven Canary Islands, the place where Christopher Columbus set off to discover what would become the new continent. We have organized for you a private hiking guided tour through the most impressive place of the island, the Natural Reserve of Garajonay. declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to one of the largest laurel forests in the world. These forests are relict ecosystems, living remnants of the old rainforests and warm temperate forests that occupied much of Europe and North Africa during the Tertiary. In 6 hours tour you will visit the most famous places and hiking trails in the national park of Garajonay, perfect for lovers of quiet and peaceful walks. A route with low on intensity but high on feelings. The walks are short with a duration of approximately 40-60 minutes, through ravines, crests and summits, where you can admire enjoy the different ecosystems the national park has to offer, so by the end of the day we have a general impression of what Garajonay National Park really means. Your guide will tell you everything about local history and traditions, including a unique whistling language protected by UNESCO - "Silbo Gomero" - ideal for communicating across forested hillsides and valleys.

You will have the opportunity to discover why la Palma is known as the beautiful island “la isla bonita”. With its incredible landscapes, imposing volcanoes, deep forests, black sand beaches and star-filled night skies, the whole island of La Palma was declared by UNESCO a World Biosphere Reserve. La Palma is also known as a hikers’ paradise, with more than 1,000 kilometers well-marked hiking trail network. On a 4 hours private hiking tour, we will take you to the top of the island - Roque de Los Muchachos. You will be able to look down on the island from an altitude of nearly 2,500 meters. The route starts at Pico de la Cruz (2351 meters), running over the mountains to Roque de Los Muchachos. The views are spectacular, revealing every last corner of the island. We can arrange for you the visit to the Roque de Los Muchachos Astrophysics Observatory, one of the best equipped observatories worldwide, located very close to the highest peak. In the afternoon, we can organize for you a private walking tour through breathtakingly picturesque Santa Cruz de la Palma. You will learn the history and the secrets of once one of the most important ports in the Spanish empire, that linked Europe and the New World. Discover the secrets of its narrow streets and Canarian-pine balconies with a little wooden cubicle with a hatch at eye level.

Get ready to enjoy breathtaking views of the island’s unique natural beauty. We will take you to the Canary Islands’ main attraction; the most visited national park in Europe and second in the world. Snow-capped in winter, the El Teide volcano has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. At 3,718 meters, Teide volcano is Spain's highest peak and the third-highest volcano in the world, and its two ecosystems make the climb an experience full of contrasts. We will take you to the private guided hiking Teide with cable car-ascent to Teide peak. A visit to the summit of Mt Teide by cable car offers a great view of the spectacular landscape of the Canary Islands’ largest national park. The base station is perfectly accessible by road and is located at 2,356 m above sea level. Its modern facilities include two cars with a capacity of a maximum of 44 passengers. The cars take 8 minutes to reach the summit. The views from the base station allow you to take in the spectacular peaks surrounding the Teide volcano. The upper station is located at an altitude of 3,555 m and is the starting point. On clear days, it is possible to see from the summit the profile of the nearby islands, such as La Gomera, El Hierro, La Palma and Gran Canaria. The hike lasts approximately one hour. In the afternoon, we will take you to the private walking tour to San Cristobal de la Laguna, considered as the most beautiful town in Tenerife, only 15 km away from Santa Cruz de Tenerife. San Cristóbal de La Laguna is the first example of an unfortified town with a grid model that was the direct precursor of the settlements in the Americas under Spanish rule during colonial times. Its Spanish colonial architecture, and the overall charm of the historical district, make it worthy of UNESCO World Heritage Site status.

Free morning – we suggest you the visit of Tenerife capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife and spectacular Tenerife Auditorium, work of famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava.

Right in the middle of the Atlantic, the islands of Madeira and Porto Santo are a haven of natural beauty. The exotic colors of the flowers stand out from among the blue sea and the emerald green vegetation; this is an archipelago where two thirds are a protected area and where the largest Laurisilva forest in the world is located. Meet our local expert guide for a private tour in Madeira’s highlights. The first stop will be at a viewpoint above Funchal. Continue to Camacha, famous for its beautiful wicker works, and stop to have a look around and then take a scenic drive up to Poiso where the start of the Laurissilva forest can be found. After this, make your way to the majestic views of Pico do Arieiro. Pico do Arieiro is the third-highest peak on the island, standing 1818 meters. Next is what some consider to be the most beautiful spot on the island, Ribeiro Frio. Here you will visit a trout farm and do a levada walk to the Balcões. Following the walk, make your way to Santana to see its famous A-framed cottages and then continue along the northern coastal road to Faial. Here, stop for lunch at a famous restaurant on the island called Grutas do Faial, which means the caves of Faial. A delicious lunch is served along with a very good locally made table wine. After lunch carry on to the eastern part of the island, to the famous viewpoint of Pico do Facho. From here you will have incredible views of Ponta de São Lourenco, Machico and the airport. On a good day one can see the Desertas Islands as well Porto Santo, the small island adjacent to Madeira. The last stop will be a famous viewpoint above Machico. We hope you enjoyed your lovely family trip to Spain and Portugal. You’ve done a lot! We hope that you made some nice memories and took some great photos. Thank you for your trust, and we wish you safe travels! Please be aware that we are always here for you, before, during and after your trip.