Puerto de Mogán tours and tickets
Gran Canaria's Atlantic waters are home to many amazing creatures, but on this selection of catamaran cruises, you'll go in search of dolphins. See them in their natural habitat, where abundant food and highly oxygenated currents see them spend their days frolicking and playing.Choose from three sailings:Dolphin Safari – Two-hour sail in search of dolphinsDolphin Safari & Swim – Two-hour sail in search of dolphins with swim stopDolphin Safari & Mogan Market – Two-hour sail with free time in Puerto de Mogan on market day
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Gran Canaria's 'Little Venice' – visit Puerto de Mogan by boat
Puerto de Mogan is said by many to be the most beautiful town in Gran Canaria, and once you've set eyes on its toytown houses, it's hard to argue. This tour brings you by boat, docking right in the heart of the harbour after a scenic approach, so you avoid long walks from out-of-town parking lots. Maria, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Mogan's Friday market is a classic in Gran Canaria, known all over the island. And to arrive in the town by boat gives you that a spine-tingling sensation you get in anticipation of a special experience.'Sailing from Puerto Rico harbour, you'll glide along the rocky, volcanic coastline of the south before arriving at Puerto de Mogan. Cupped into cliffs at the mouth of a steep valley, it's known as ‘Little Venice' for its canal, blue-and-yellow-trimmed white cottages, wrought iron balconies and flower-festooned lanes. Traits that have made it very popular.Arriving by boat, you're in the middle of all the action straight away. Only we bring you to and from Puerto de Mogan by sea. Antonio, another of our local guides, say, ‘If you arrive by coach, not only is the journey less scenic but you have to walk a fair bit to get to the waterfront.' You'll have free time to relax at one of the many terraced cafés overlooking the yachts. Visit on a Friday and you can browse the market selling typical Canarian products. Oh, and there's also an enticing sandy beach to stretch out on, too. What is the itinerary for this experience?This experience runs on a Monday or a Friday, so the timings change depending on which day you go.Monday option:- 8:55am to 9:30am – pick-up from your hotel- 10:00am – arrive at the Mirador de Puerto Rico viewpoint*- 10:30am – boat transfer to Puerto de Mogan- 11:00am – arrive in Puerto de Mogan with around three hours of free time- 2:15pm – depart by boat back to Puerto Rico- 2:45pm – transfer by bus from the harbour to your hotel- 3:30pm – arrive back at your hotel----------Friday option:- 7:55am to 8:30am – pick-up from your hotel- 9:00am – arrive at the de Puerto Rico viewpoint*- 9:30am – boat transfer to Puerto de Mogan- 10:00am – arrive in Puerto de Mogan with around three hours of free time (including the market)- 1:15pm – depart by boat back to Puerto Rico- 1:45pm – transfer by bus from the harbour to your hotel- 2:30pm – arrive back at your hotel*If there is not enough time, the viewpoint stop may take place on the return to Puerto Rico in the afternoon Please note, the times and schedule may vary on the day
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The Yellow Submarine is as much a part of the seas off Puerto de Mogan as the shoals of fish that swim in them. It's a window on a weird and wonderful world of exotic marine life and shipwrecks that will unfold before your eyes during the 40 minutes this underwater adventure lasts.
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Glitz, glamour and lots of fun – if you're in Gran Canaria during Pride 2026, don't miss out on your chance to be a part of the action on our official float. Whether you're looking to make a statement or simply enjoy the party atmosphere, join us as we celebrate a day of equality, diversity and love in style.Glide through the streets of Maspalomas, with a rainbow of colours and an infectious energy surrounding you. The party onboard is just as electric as in the streets, with plenty of space to enjoy the festivities, as well as light snacks and an open bar to keep you going all afternoon.With the music pumping and the sun shining overhead, there's no better way to mark the biggest and best festival in Gran Canaria's calendar. Maspalomas Pride is always celebrated on the second Saturday in May, so in 2026 it will be on May 9th in the afternoon. Bring your colourful clothes and join the great parade featuring more than 25 floats.
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Book your skip-the-line tickets to Poema del Mar Aquarium in Gran Canaria. Admire incredible marine life from all over the world, like crocodiles and moray eels.
Banana World Guided Tour in Gran Canaria
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Vegas Rouge live at Sala Scala Gran Canaria
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Full-day Gran Canaria tour with Teror, Tejeda and typical lunch
Villages, viewpoints and volcanic rocks dot Gran Canaria's jagged spine. This tour weaves its way through some of the island's most dramatic landscapes, stopping along the way to visit gems such as Teror, Tejeda and Fataga. David, one of our local guides, says, ‘The legend of the apparition of the Virgin Mary in Teror still intrigues me. It was in 1481, amid the Castilian conquest of Gran Canaria, and it helped change the island's destiny.'After a visit to an aloe vera plantation to get the lowdown on its medicinal properties, you'll head into the Valley of a Thousand Palms for a wander around the cozy village of Fataga, all cobbled lanes, palm-fringed views and traditional Canarian architecture. There's a photo stop at Las Tirajanas viewpoint to admire a vast volcanic caldera, followed by a scenic mountain drive to Tejeda, which is a bit of a looker too – red-roofed, whitewashed houses sprinkled on the slope of a valley. David adds, ‘Every time there's a list of Spain's prettiest villages, Tejeda is near the top. Its setting is unbeatable.' Next up is a local lunch in a family-owned restaurant, before you continue to Teror, the last stop on your adventure. Strolling past the balconied townhouses of Calle Real de la Plaza towards the mountain-framed basilica of Our Lady of the Pine is one of the defining Gran Canaria experiences.
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Private Gran Canaria tour with cave lunch and wine-tasting
Gran Canaria is known as a miniature continent. And as soon as you travel inland on this private tour, you'll discover just why. Journey through mountainous landscapes and savour a local lunch in Bascamao. There are also stops in Artenara and a wine cellar. Esteban, one of our local guides, says, ‘It's high after high on this tour, starting with lunch at a cave restaurant with views and then going to the island's highest village. At over 1,200m above sea level, Artenara finds itself nestled on a ridge surrounded by jagged peaks.'Heading north via the Mogan Valley, snake your way through gorges and gaps towards the very centre of the island. The views along the way are camera-grabbingly good, so there'll be an occasional pit stop to take some pics. Lunch in a family-owned ‘cave restaurant' in the remote hamlet of Bascamao is next. Savour dishes made from locally sourced ingredients, with a side of views over the surrounding countryside and the ocean. What's more, with this visit, you contribute to the local community and economy.Afterwards, head to the highest town on the island, Artenara. Explore on foot this tiny village clustered around a whitewashed church or stick your head into the famed cave dwellings museum. Next, you'll head to the Presas viewpoint, among others, for views of alpine landscapes and the northern coastline. Round off the day with a Bandama crater photo stop, stopping en route by a family-run wine cellar to sample its volcanic earth wines.
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Las Palmas City Sightseeing Bus Tours Iconic Ticket
Getting around Gran Canaria's capital couldn't be easier than with these city sightseeing bus tours. Our trio of options all include free headphones, an audio guide and entry to the Perez Galdos House museum. With 11 different stops, you'll be able to hop on and off as you please and explore this vibrant city at your own pace.Iconic Ticket - includes free parking at El Corte Ingles, discounts on the Canarian museum audioguide, guided tour of Consitory Houses, aloe vera gift and 10% off at Hard Rock Cafe. Valid for 24 hoursEssential Ticket - includes free parking at El Corte Ingles, discounts on the Canarian museum audioguide, guided tour of the Town Hall (Sundays only), guided tour of Vegueta, one tapas dish (choice of 3 restaurants), aloe vera gift and 10% off at Hard Rock Cafe. Valid for 24 hoursValue Ticket - includes free parking at El Corte Ingles, entrance to the Canarian museum, Cathedral Tower and the Museum of Sacred Art and Cathedral, guided tour of Vegueta, guided tour of the Town Hall, two tapas dishes (choice of 3 restaurants), one glass of Canarian wine (choice of two restaurants), aloe vera gift and 10% off at Hard Rock Cafe. Valid for 48 hours
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Sites & Bites: Gran Canaria botanical garden and fresh fruits
Northern Gran Canaria is all non-stop natural beauty. This tour delves into this often-overlooked part of the island's treasure chest. You'll visit Spain's largest botanic garden and the home of the national fruit - a banana farm. Explorers sailing to the Americas would take green ones that ripened en route, exporting so many to Britain that Canary Wharf in London was named after the island.First up is a deep dive into this island's continent-like biodiversity. Planted on a hillside, Jardin Canario is the largest botanical park in Spain. It boasts more than 2,000 species of plants, 500 of which are endemic to the island. Tour the tree-lined grounds and learn all about the initiative's conservation efforts and environmental education programme. Next up is a banana farm, where you'll discover 13 varieties of plantain from all over the world. You'll get to taste some of the organic goodies here, like freshly picked fruits, preserves and juices.The final stop will include a guided tour of charming Firgas village, a cluster of narrow streets lined with traditional Canarian houses. Explore the photogenic streets with your guide, who will explain the presence of so many fountains in this little town. Afterwards, you'll have free time to discover more of the delights of Firgas at your own pace, perhaps stop for a leisurely coffee or look for souvenirs.
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Gran Canaria Magic Tres Catamaran Cruise
Set sail on the luxurious Magic Tres Catamaran for an adventure along Gran Canaria's dazzling south coast. Departing from Puerto Rico, this spacious catamaran offers room for sunbathing and relaxing while you watch at sea caves, towering cliffs, and pristine natural beaches glide by. For an additional fee, you can reserve a sunbed for 3-4 people, ensuring even more comfort and relaxation on board. Enjoy a tasty Canarian lunch and a selection of drinks from the open bar as you cruise the clear waters. If you feel the need for speed, this excursion includes a thrilling banana boat ride for those seeking a bit of adrenaline.And to round off the day, we'll anchor in a secluded bay, the perfect place to take it easy on board or make the most of the tempting water, inviting you to take a refreshing dip in the sea. It's the perfect outing for those looking to explore Gran Canaria from a unique perspective.
Full-day Gran Canaria tour with Teror, Tejeda and lunch in Fataga
Villages, viewpoints and volcanic rocks dot Gran Canaria's jagged spine. This tour weaves its way through some of the island's most dramatic landscapes, stopping along the way to visit gems such as Teror, Tejeda and Fataga. David, one of our local guides, says, ‘The legend of the apparition of the Virgin Mary in Teror still intrigues me. It was in 1481, amid the Castilian conquest of Gran Canaria, and it helped change the island's destiny.'After a visit to an aloe vera plantation to get the lowdown on its medicinal properties, you'll head into the Valley of a Thousand Palms for a wander around the cozy village of Fataga, all cobbled lanes, palm-fringed views and traditional Canarian architecture. There's a photo stop at Las Tirajanas viewpoint to admire a vast volcanic caldera, followed by a scenic mountain drive to Tejeda, which is a bit of a looker too – red-roofed, whitewashed houses sprinkled on the slope of a valley. David adds, ‘Every time there's a list of Spain's prettiest villages, Tejeda is near the top. Its setting is unbeatable.' Next up is a local lunch in a family-owned restaurant, before you continue to Teror, the last stop on your adventure. Strolling past the balconied townhouses of Calle Real de la Plaza towards the mountain-framed basilica of Our Lady of the Pine is one of the defining Gran Canaria experiences.
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The inside story
It’s a hot contest for the title of ‘The Jewel of Gran Canaria’, but it’s easy to see why Puerto de Mogán belongs in the conversation. This harbour town is a treat for the eyes, with white-washed houses trimmed in vibrant colours, bright bougainvillea pouring from patio pots and canals criss-crossing the streets to give its nickname, ‘Little Venice’. While it’s easy to lose yourself in its labyrinth of pretty lanes and side streets, it’s Puerto de Mogán’s marina that takes centre stage. Take a wander along the harbour and you’ll find a flurry of stylish waterfront restaurants and cafes serving up fresh seafood and local Canarian flavours. Watching the fishing boats and yachts bob in the marina, with the Atlantic stretching out into the horizon, are the cherries on top of any meal here. If you’re visiting on a Friday, make sure you head to the weekly market to get your hands on local crafts, nibbles and souvenirs – artisan ceramics and jewellery are particularly popular picks.
