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Discover Gran Canaria's diverse landscapes on a full-day coach tour, exploring four coasts, charming villages, stunning cliffs, and vibrant beaches for $49.
Travelers looking to get a comprehensive taste of Gran Canaria without the hassle of driving will likely find this full-day coach tour an appealing option. With a mix of scenic drives, picturesque stops, and a knowledgeable guide, this experience promises to showcase the island’s most iconic sights across all four coasts. What immediately catches the eye is the affordable price—just $49—and the promise of covering a lot of ground in one day.
One standout feature we love is the variety of stops, from fishing villages and volcanic landscapes to bustling beaches and cliffside views. This variety means you won’t just be stuck on a bus; you’ll have moments to explore, take photos, and soak in the scenery. However, a potential consideration is the duration of the day, which packs in a lot and involves some mountain driving, so it’s best suited for travelers who don’t mind a full schedule and a bit of winding road.
This tour appeals most to visitors who want an affordable, effortless way to see the island’s highlights and aren’t keen on planning multiple outings. It’s ideal for those who enjoy learning from guides and prefer comfortable transportation over renting a car. If your goal is to tick off key sights while relaxing in air-conditioned comfort, this experience is worth considering.


This tour is designed as a rundown of the island’s diverse landscapes and villages. Starting early, you’ll be picked up from one of 34 designated points, including popular spots like Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés, and San Agustín. From there, the journey begins southward, where the first highlight is Puerto de Mogán, often called the “Venice of Gran Canaria” for its charming canals and colorful houses. Here, you’ll get about 30 minutes to wander, snap photos, and enjoy the quaint vibe.
Next, the route takes you through the volcanic, multi-hued landscapes en route to San Nicolás. This typical Canarian town offers a glimpse into authentic local life and architecture. The scenery switches to spectacular sea cliffs as you head towards Puerto de las Nieves in Agaete, known for its dramatic coastal views and fresh seafood options (though lunch isn’t included). Along the way, you’ll pass through scenic villages like Gáldar and Guía, as well as banana plantations in Arucas, adding a hint of agricultural countryside to the mix.
One of the key scenic moments is the stop at Los Azulejos de Veneguera, or Rainbow Rocks, where the vibrant colors in the rock formations make for fantastic photos. Then, you’ll enjoy about 20 minutes of free time in La Aldea de San Nicolás, a peaceful village perfect for a quick stroll and perhaps grabbing a snack.
The afternoon features a visit to Las Canteras Beach, a lively stretch of shoreline in Las Palmas. Here, you can walk along the promenade, relax on the sand, and admire the architecture of the Alfredo Kraus Auditorium, a modern cultural landmark. The day wraps up with a scenic return along the east coast, giving you a rounded view of the island’s diverse scenery.
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Puerto de Mogán (30 minutes)
This picturesque fishing village is often the highlight for visitors, thanks to its colorful houses, canals, and relaxed vibe. Reviewers consistently mention this stop as a charming highlight, perfect for photos and brief exploration. One guest described it as a “lovely day out,” emphasizing the coach’s modern, comfortable setup, and the guide’s local knowledge.
Rainbow Rocks at Los Azulejos de Veneguera (10 minutes)
A quick photo stop at these vibrant, multi-colored rock formations offers a chance to stretch your legs and appreciate nature’s artistry. Travelers often praise the scenic beauty here, which makes for memorable photos.
La Aldea de San Nicolás (20 minutes)
This small village is a favorite for its authentic Canarian atmosphere. Visitors generally enjoy the peaceful setting, with some reviewers wishing for more time to explore. It’s a great spot to experience local life away from tourist hubs.
Las Canteras Beach in Las Palmas (30 minutes)
This lively beach area combines natural beauty with urban energy. Walking along the promenade, you’ll get an opportunity to see the modern Alfredo Kraus Auditorium and maybe even dip your toes in the Atlantic. Many reviews note the guide’s friendliness and knowledge, making the experience both relaxing and informative.
Scenic Coastal Drive
Throughout the day, the bus winds along the island’s coast and through mountainous terrain, offering breathtaking views. The driver, praised for his careful handling of narrow, winding roads, ensures a safe journey even along the hairpin bends. Reviewers like Stephen and Thidar appreciated the driver’s experience, which added to the feeling of comfort during the mountain passes.

The tour uses a fully air-conditioned bus, making the long hours comfortable, especially during warm days. With a driver and guide, the group size is managed well—enough to foster a friendly atmosphere but still keeping things intimate enough for personalized attention. The guides speak German, English, and Spanish, offering multilingual commentary, which adds value for diverse groups.
The pickup system is flexible, with 34 designated points, although notably, there are no pickup points in Las Palmas city itself. You’ll need to use public transportation to reach Parque Tropical, the designated drop-off and pickup point in the south.

At $49 per person, this tour provides impressive value. It includes transportation, a guide, and insurance, with the only extra cost being lunch. For less than the price of a decent meal in some areas, you get an eight-hour adventure packed with sights and insights. The reviews reflect satisfaction with the itinerary’s balance—many mention the stops and driver’s professionalism as highlights.
Some reviews note the tour’s busy schedule but agree it’s worth it for those wanting to see a lot in a short time. The guide’s multilingual skills and good rapport add to the perceived value, making it more than just a bus ride.

While the itinerary covers the must-see sights, what truly elevates this tour are the little moments of authenticity. For example, the guide’s local insights often turn a simple village walk into a mini history lesson. The stop at Rainbow Rocks is a reminder of the island’s geological diversity, and the visit to La Aldea shows a quiet, less touristy side of Gran Canaria.
The highlight for many is the mix of landscapes—from volcanic mountains and lush banana plantations to rugged cliffs and buzzing beaches—delivered in an efficient, accessible manner.

This experience is perfect for first-time visitors wanting a broad overview without the hassle of self-driving. It suits those who appreciate a comfortable, guided approach with plenty of photo stops and scenic views. If you’re on a budget but want to maximize your island experience, this tour offers notable value.
However, if you prefer a relaxed pace with more time at each stop, or if you’re seeking in-depth exploration of specific areas, this might feel a bit rushed. Also, those uncomfortable with mountain roads or long coach rides should consider whether a full day of sightseeing suits their preferences.

The Gran Canaria Full-Day Island Sightseeing Coach Tour from LOW COST Tours offers a well-rounded introduction to the island’s diverse natural beauty and charming villages. For just $49, you gain access to a variety of landscapes and cultural sights, all within a comfortable, organized package. The professionalism of the guides and driver, combined with the scenic stops, makes it a great choice for travelers seeking convenience and value.
While the schedule is packed, many reviewers appreciate the efficient pacing and knowledgeable commentary. It’s especially suitable for first-timers or those with limited time on the island who want to see the highlights without the stress of planning. If you’re ready for a full, scenic day that captures the essence of Gran Canaria, this tour is a solid, budget-friendly pick.
“The bus driver and guide were extremely professional. The guide was very knowledgeable and fluent in three languages. The driver drove with extreme…”

Is this tour suitable for large groups?
Yes, it operates in a group setting with a modern, air-conditioned bus, and many reviews mention the driver’s professionalism and the guide’s ability to manage the group comfortably.
Are meals included?
No, lunch is not included, so you’ll want to bring snacks or plan to buy food during the stops.
What languages are the guides available in?
Guides speak German, English, and Spanish, ensuring clear communication for a diverse range of travelers.
How long are the stops?
Stops range from 10 to 30 minutes, giving enough time to take photos, stretch your legs, and briefly explore each location.
Do I need to bring anything special?
Weather-appropriate clothing is recommended, especially since some stops involve walking or outdoor exploration.
Can I join the tour if I’m staying outside the designated pickup points?
You’ll need to reach the pickup point independently, as there are no pickups in Las Palmas city, only in the south.
What if I want to cancel?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. It’s flexible if your plans change early.
Is this tour suitable for children?
While not explicitly stated, the comfortable bus and scenic stops make it family-friendly, but keep in mind the full-day schedule.
Will I see beaches?
Yes, you’ll have time to stroll along Canteras Beach and enjoy the coastal scenery.
How much does the tour cost?
It’s priced at $49 per person, making it an accessible way to explore a large part of the island.
Is the tour worth the price?
Considering the extensive sights, expert guides, and convenience, many reviews suggest it offers good value for money, especially for those short on time.
This full-day tour strikes a balance between scenic beauty, cultural insight, and ease of travel—perfect for travelers eager to see the best of Gran Canaria without the stress of planning every detail.