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Discover Gran Canaria’s high-altitude wines and traditional tapas in a 7-hour tour exploring volcanic ravines, cave villages, and UNESCO-protected landscapes.
This 7-hour tour in Gran Canaria takes you on a scenic journey through some of the island’s most captivating landscapes, including the Gran Canaria Biosphere Reserve. For $189 per person, you get to explore steep volcanic canyons, stunning caves, and charming villages, culminating in a traditional tapas lunch at a cave restaurant. This experience is ideal for those eager to see less touristy areas and enjoy local wines with spectacular views.
The tour’s highlight is a visit to a winery situated 1,000 meters above sea level. Led by an expert wine guide, you’ll learn about the region’s unique viticulture. The journey also features multiple photo stops, a guided walk through Guayadeque Ravine, and plenty of opportunities to admire panoramic views. One key consideration is that this tour requires comfortable shoes and sun protection, especially at high altitudes.


The tour starts with a scenic drive into Gran Canaria Biosphere Reserve, declared a UNESCO site in June 2005. The guides explain how the traditional architecture and agriculture reflect a deep connection between people and their environment. You’ll see small settlements with terraced crops and preserved intangible heritage, which adds a layer of authenticity to this high-altitude adventure.
As you drive through canyons and volcanic formations, the views become more dramatic. The traditional cave houses and agriculture practices give insight into how residents have adapted to this rugged landscape. This area offers breathtaking vistas of the island’s natural beauty that are perfect for photography.
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The first scheduled stop is at the Mirador Astronómico de la Degollada de las Yeguas. Here, you’ll spend about 20 minutes taking in the spectacular panoramic views. It’s an ideal spot to get some stunning photos of the volcanic terrain and distant mountain ranges.
This viewpoint helps set the tone for the rest of the day, emphasizing the island’s geological grandeur. The guides often share brief stories about the landscape’s formation, making it an engaging start to the sightseeing.

The tour includes a 2.33-hour visit to a key scenic spot with ample time for photos and exploration. This stop showcases volcanic craters and steep canyon walls, offering a closer look at Gran Canaria’s volcanic origins.
The landscape features unique rock formations and small settlements, where traditional ways of life continue. Visitors can walk around or simply enjoy the vast views, with plenty of opportunities to capture the contrast between lush terraced fields and rugged volcanic terrain.
The highlight for wine lovers is a guided visit to a winery located at 1,000 meters elevation. The wine tasting lasts about 1.5 hours, during which the expert guide explains the region’s viticulture and the characteristics of the local wines.
This winery’s altitude and climate produce distinctive wines that reflect the volcanic soil. The tasting includes several wine options, allowing a deep appreciation of the region’s oenological traditions. The experience provides valuable insights into local wine culture that complements the landscape exploration.
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The tour continues with a 2-hour visit to Guayadeque Ravine, where you’ll enjoy a photo stop, a walk through the valley, and a traditional tapas lunch served at a cave restaurant.
The cave restaurant offers a local menu featuring popular dishes from Gran Canaria, providing a genuine taste of the island’s culinary heritage. The walk through the ravine reveals hidden caves and traditional dwellings, giving a glimpse into local life in this rugged environment.

After the ravine visit, the tour makes a 20-minute stop to admire scenic views on the way back. This final stop allows for more photos and reflection on the landscapes explored. The journey concludes with drop-offs at four convenient locations: Arguineguín, Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria, Maspalomas, and Mogán.

The tour departs from four locations in the south of Gran Canaria, with pick-up arrangements confirmed the day before. The group is limited to 8 participants, ensuring an intimate atmosphere and personalized attention from the expert guide.
Transportation, insurance, and the guided winery tour are included, but hotel pickup and drop-off are not. Travelers should bring comfortable shoes, a hat, camera, sunscreen, and water for comfort and safety, especially at higher altitudes where exposure to the sun can be stronger.

This experience stands out because it combines high-altitude wine tasting with visits to remote volcanic villages and caves. The unusual setting at 1,000 meters above sea level enhances the flavor profile of the wines and the overall sense of adventure.
The traditional tapas lunch served in a cave restaurant adds a distinctive touch that highlights local culinary customs. The tour avoids mass tourism areas, favoring authentic landscapes and small-scale local experiences that appeal to travel enthusiasts seeking genuine insights.

This tour is ideal for adventurers, wine enthusiasts, and culture seekers interested in exploring Gran Canaria’s rugged terrain. It’s suitable for active travelers comfortable walking and sun exposure, but not for those with mobility issues, pregnant women, or children under 18.
The small group size enhances the experience, making it suitable for personalized engagement. Combining spectacular views, local wine tasting, and traditional cuisine, it offers a well-rounded day in the island’s less-visited landscapes.
This 7-hour experience offers a balanced mix of scenic landscapes, cultural insight, and culinary delights. The expert guides and small group format ensure an intimate exploration of Gran Canaria’s high-altitude zones and hidden villages.
While the lack of hotel pickup might be a minor inconvenience, the included transport and guided activities provide good value for the price. The unique setting at 1,000 meters and the authentic cave lunch make this tour a memorable choice for those looking to combine nature, local food, and wine.
Is hotel pickup included in this tour?
No, hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, but the tour departs from four convenient locations in the south of Gran Canaria.
What should I bring for comfort and safety?
Travelers should bring comfortable shoes, a hat, camera, sunscreen, and water. Sun protection is especially important at high altitudes.
How long is the wine tasting?
The wine tasting lasts approximately 1.5 hours, during which an expert guide explains the wines and their production.
Are children allowed on this tour?
The tour is not suitable for children under 18 years, and it is also not suitable for pregnant women, people with back problems, mobility impairments, or vertigo.
What makes this tour different from other Gran Canaria wine tours?
This tour combines altitude wine tasting at 1,000 meters, visits to cave villages and volcanic landscapes, and a traditional cave lunch, offering a more authentic and scenic experience than typical excursions.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Booking can be made with flexibility, as you can reserve now and pay later.