EL GURIETE LOOKOUT

Enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Caldera de Tirajana and La Fortaleza from this viewpoint. It's the perfect spot to learn about the island's rich geology, where ancient volcanic formations and iron-rich rocks create a stunning palette of colors.

SANTA LUCÍA DE TIRAJANA TOWN

Visit the quaint village of Santa Lucía, a hidden gem nestled among palm trees and olive groves. Stroll through the streets, visit the local church, and enjoy a short break to explore on your own, followed by a visit to a local shop where you’ll taste authentic Canarian products.

LA FORTALEZA’S ABORIGINAL CAVES

Explore the ancient caves of La Fortaleza, once used as dwellings and spiritual sanctuaries by the indigenous Canarií people. Discover the site’s historical significanceand enjoy panoramic views from the Small Fortress Viewpoint that will leave you in awe.

LOCAL TASTING

Enjoy a delightful lunch at La Caldera Restaurant, located in the charming village of Santa Lucía. The restaurant offers breathtaking views of the surrounding palm groves and olive trees, providing the perfect setting to relax and savor traditional Canarian dishes.

THE TOBAS RAVINE (BARRANCO DE LAS VACAS)

Discover the breathtaking geological formations of Barranco de Las Vacas, a hidden slot canyon sculpted over centuries by the forces of water and wind. Its smooth, terracotta-colored walls create a photographer's paradise, offering a truly mesmerizing backdrop.

FISHING VILLAGE: ARINAGA

End your day with a relaxing stop at Playa de Arinaga, an authentic Canarian coastal townfree from the usual tourist crowds. Here, you’ll have the chance to unwind, take a refreshing swim in its crystal-clear waters and soak up the local atmosphere. It’s the perfect end to a day filled with adventure and discovery.