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Discover Gran Canaria’s interior with stunning viewpoints, charming villages, and a visit to an aloe vera farm on this well-rated day tour from Mogán or Maspalomas.
Exploring Gran Canaria by land offers a different perspective compared to its famous beaches. This full-day tour takes you through the island’s interior, revealing picturesque villages, breathtaking viewpoints, and unique sites that showcase the island’s natural beauty and local culture. Guided by knowledgeable locals, you’ll experience the charm of traditional villages and stunning landscapes that make this island so captivating.
What really stands out about this tour is the variety of landscapes you’ll encounter — from lush palm-filled valleys to dramatic mountain vistas. Plus, the visit to a Canary Island aloe vera farm adds a hands-on, authentic touch. One thing to keep in mind is that the tour involves several stops and some walking, so it’s best suited for those comfortable with a full day of sightseeing. This experience is ideal for travelers keen on authentic, scenic discoveries beyond the usual beaches.
One possible consideration is that, since the tour involves a fair amount of driving and multiple stops, those easily affected by motion sickness might want to prepare accordingly, as some viewpoints involve winding mountain roads. Overall, it’s a fantastic way to get a taste of Gran Canaria’s interior in a single day, especially if you’re eager to see its villages, natural wonders, and traditional industries.
This tour is best suited for travelers who appreciate scenic drives, cultural insights, and picturesque photo opportunities. If you love exploring authentic local settings and panoramic vistas, this trip offers a well-rounded experience at great value.


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The tour begins with convenient pickup points across the southern resorts of Gran Canaria, including Mogán and Maspalomas. Options include popular hotels such as the Hotel Dorado Beach, Vistaflor Bungalows, and many other central spots. This makes it easy to join the trip without much hassle, especially if you’re staying locally.
Our journey kicks off with a visit to the Degollada de la Yegua viewpoint, where panoramic vistas of the Valley of the Thousand Palm Trees (Fataga) unfold. This spot is known for its sweeping views over lush valleys and rugged mountain ridges. Expect to spend around 15 minutes here, soaking in the scenery and snapping photos. According to reviews, this viewpoint is a favorite for its stunning beauty — “stunning views,” as one traveler put it.
Next, you’ll visit an authentic Aloe Vera farm, where a guided tour lasts around 45 minutes. Here, you’ll learn about the plant’s numerous health benefits and see how products are made using traditional methods. Travelers have appreciated this stop for its educational value and the chance to see the process firsthand. One reviewer mentioned how they enjoyed discovering the benefits of Aloe Vera and appreciated the opportunity to see local production rather than generic commercial products.
Another highlight is a viewpoint showcasing what’s called the “petrified storm” landscape — a natural formation famous for its unusual, almost surreal appearance. This photo stop lasts about 15 minutes and offers a chance to marvel at the unique geological features. It’s a reminder of how diverse and dramatic the island’s scenery can be.
The trip continues to the Mirador de Tejeda, a well-loved spot for its breathtaking views of Roque Nublo, one of the island’s iconic rock formations. The views here are often praised as spectacular, especially on clear days. It’s an excellent place for photos and taking in the raw beauty of Gran Canaria’s volcanic landscape.
From the mirador, you’ll head down to the village of Tejeda for about an hour of free time. This is when you can wander its narrow streets, admire traditional Canarian architecture, and sample local pastries (though food costs are not included). Many reviews highlight Tejeda’s tranquil vibe and stunning mountain views, making it a perfect spot to relax and soak in local culture. One guest appreciated the peaceful atmosphere, describing it as “one of the most beautiful villages in Spain.”
After exploring Tejeda, the tour continues with more scenic drives through the mountainous interior. Expect to spend around 1.5 hours on the bus as the guide shares insights into the island’s geology and history. The journey itself is often described as a highlight, with winding roads offering constantly changing views.
The day ends with convenient drop-off points in the same locations where pickups started, such as Mogán and Maspalomas, making it easy to continue your holiday relaxed and satisfied.

Authentic insights from guides like Diego and Jose help bring the scenery and villages alive — praising their knowledge and friendliness. Travelers have shared how guides accommodated needs, such as helping with motion sickness and answering questions about local customs and history. This personal touch greatly enhances the experience.
The landscapes are especially praised for their diversity — from lush valleys to rugged mountain peaks. The views of Roque Nublo and the Valley of the Palm Trees are often described as breathtaking, making the long drives worthwhile for avid photo enthusiasts.
The visit to the Aloe Vera farm is more than just a quick stop; it’s an educational experience that adds value for those curious about local products and traditional industries. The farm’s knowledgeable guides explain the benefits of Aloe Vera clearly, making it engaging for all ages.
The villages of Fataga and Tejeda are unmissable if you’re into authentic Canarian culture. Their tranquility, traditional architecture, and spectacular vistas make them stand out from busier tourist spots.

The 7-hour duration allows for a relaxed pace, with enough time at each stop to appreciate the scenery and take photos. The included transportation keeps things simple, leaving you free to focus on the views rather than logistics. The official tour guide provides helpful commentary, which many guests have highlighted as a key part of the trip’s appeal.
While food and drinks aren’t included, the free hour in Tejeda offers a great opportunity to grab a snack or a coffee at your leisure, often at reasonable prices. The tour’s cost should be considered good value given the variety of sights, the expert guidance, and the included visits.
For travelers concerned about weather: Gran Canaria’s microclimates mean you might encounter different temperatures and conditions at different stops. Pack layers and sun protection to stay comfortable throughout the trip.
This day tour offers a well-rounded snapshot of Gran Canaria’s interior, blending natural beauty, traditional culture, and scenic viewpoints. It’s best suited for adventure-seekers, photography lovers, and culture enthusiasts eager to see the island beyond its beaches. The knowledgeable guides and diverse stops make it a reliable choice, especially for those who want to maximize their sightseeing in a single day.
If you’re after authentic villages, stunning vistas, and insights into local industries like Aloe Vera, this trip delivers without feeling rushed. It’s especially valuable for travelers who appreciate a mix of scenic drives, cultural stops, and relaxed local atmospheres. Given the positive reviews, excellent value, and beautiful landscapes, this tour is a smart pick for anyone wanting to understand Gran Canaria’s true character.
“The day trip was great, nice to see different types of environments and visit villages/towns. We definitely thought it was worth it. Informative an…”
How long is the tour?
It lasts approximately 7 hours, including stops and free time, with a flexible starting time depending on the day.
What is included in the price?
Transportation by bus, a guided tour, a visit to an Aloe Vera farm, and travelers insurance are included.
Are meals provided?
No, food and beverages are not included, but there is a free hour in Tejeda where you can buy lunch or snacks.
What languages are available for the guide?
Guides speak multiple languages including German, English, Italian, French, and Spanish, making it accessible for international travelers.
Is there any physical activity required?
The tour involves some walking during stops in villages and viewpoints, but it’s generally suitable for most travelers who are comfortable with a full day of sightseeing.
Can I cancel or reschedule?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund or reserve now and pay later for flexibility.
This tour offers an engaging way to experience the most scenic and authentic parts of Gran Canaria, with knowledgeable guides, stunning views, and a chance to dive into local culture. Whether you're after perfect photo spots or simply want to enjoy a peaceful mountain escape, this trip is a worthwhile addition to your Gran Canaria itinerary.