Botanical Gardens, Banana Plantation and Las Palmas with Las Canteras Beach

Discover the northern part of Gran Canaria during a tour filled with nature, local flavours and city attractions. A day full of unforgettable experiences awaits you as you explore the island’s exotic vegetation, visit a traditional banana plantation and enjoy free time by the famous Las Canteras Beach in Las Palmas. It is the perfect combination of relaxation, sightseeing and stunning scenery.

The tour begins with a drive towards the northern part of the island. The first stop will be the botanical garden located in the Guiniguada ravine, considered to be the largest botanical garden in Europe. This remarkable place impresses visitors with its rich collection of plants native to the Canary Islands. Walking among palm trees, cacti and exotic vegetation, you will discover the natural beauty of Gran Canaria and learn more about the island’s unique flora.

Next, you will visit a traditional Canary Islands banana plantation, where a guided tour will introduce you to the secrets of growing one of the island’s most famous products. You will learn interesting facts about banana cultivation and see what everyday life on the plantation looks like. At the end of the visit, you will enjoy a tasting of local products, allowing you to experience the authentic flavours of Gran Canaria.

The next stop will be Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the island’s lively capital combining modern city life with a relaxed seaside atmosphere. During your free time, you will stroll along the famous Las Canteras Beach, regarded as one of the most beautiful urban beaches in Europe. It is the perfect place to relax, take memorable photos and admire the Atlantic Ocean. You can also unwind in one of the seaside cafés or enjoy shopping in the nearby shopping centre.

After your time in Las Palmas, you will return to the hotel in the afternoon. This excursion perfectly combines nature, local culture and some of the most interesting attractions in northern Gran Canaria.

The order of the visits and the programme may change.