Canary IslandsWalkingTours

All of the islands are host to stunning landscapes and adventurous hiking terrain, providing different experiences to suit every hiker.

La Gomera, regarded as the island that time forgot, is the most untouched of the islands, with laurel rainforests, and the beautiful UNESCO Heritage site of Garajonay National Park.

A walking trip to Lanzarote will take you off the beaten track and to the volcanic landscapes in the mountains, before ending your day with a cocktail by the pool at our peaceful accommodation.

Fuerteventura is the oldest of the islands, and is blessed with a magnificent coastline and incredible sand dunes in the Corralejo National Park. Our hotel is on the beachfront, perfect for a refreshing swim after a long day out.

Gran Canaria has an amazing mix of landscapes, ranging from volcanic mountains, to winding forest valleys, as well as the historical city of Las Palmas. Our Gran Canaria walking tour will show you everything the island has to offer.

And finally the largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife, where a hiking trip means enjoying year-round warm temperatures, diverse trails, and the climax of our trip, adventuring through Teide National Park, the highest point in Spain.

 

Yes, hiking in the Canaries means breathtaking landscapes and a wide range of stunning walking trails. There’s a huge number of established walking trails, where you can take in everything from volcanoes, to rainforests, to ravines, to glorious sea views.

January to March is the best time to visit for a walking trip. Temperatures are generally warm year round, but can be stiflingly hot for hiking in the peak summer months. Visiting at the beginning of the year is a great way to enjoy some winter sun, while generally providing safe, comfortable conditions for a long day in your walking boots.