Gran Canaria day trip from Tenerife

The Gran Canaria day trip from Tenerife is a full day of about 12 h with a return ferry crossing, bus transport and an English-speaking guide. According to the listing, it visits the Poema del Mar Aquarium, the Vegueta district of Las Palmas and the Arehucas Distillery with tastings.

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Gran Canaria in a day

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Gran Canaria tour

Meeting point in Tenerife
12 h
Guide in English
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Ferry, aquarium and Vegueta

According to the listing, the ferry links Santa Cruz de Tenerife with Puerto de las Nieves, in Agaete. Once on the island, the route takes in the aquarium and Vegueta, the founding district of Las Palmas, on a guided visit.

Distillery with tastings

Before heading back you visit the Arucas distillery, with rum and liquor tastings included, according to the listing.

What is and is not included

The listing includes the ferry, bus, guide, aquarium admission and distillery admission with tastings. Food and drinks are not included, and there is free time to have lunch on your own.

Meeting point

You choose the meeting point when you book: there are departures from the north and the south of Tenerife, and also a version without transport where you meet directly at the Santa Cruz pier.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you visit Gran Canaria and come back the same day?

Yes. The trip in the listing lasts about 12 h and includes a return ferry, and you are back at the meeting point in the evening.

What do you visit in Gran Canaria?

According to the listing: the Poema del Mar Aquarium, the Vegueta district in Las Palmas and the Arehucas Distillery.

Where does it leave from?

According to the listing, there is pickup in areas of north and south Tenerife, or an option without transport where you meet at the Santa Cruz pier.

Is lunch included?

No. The listing says so, and there is free time in Las Palmas to have lunch on your own.

Is there a guide in another language?

The listing shows an English-speaking guide only.

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