



by Climbo Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€207This full-day tour in Gran Canaria lasts between 7 and 10 hours and begins in the town of Firgas, known as the "City of Water." Visitors spend about 30 minutes exploring Firgas, including its historic water mills and views of the Atlantic Ocean. The tour then continues to Barranco de Azuaje, a ravine that preserves part of the ancient Doramas Forest, featuring laurel rainforest. Participants take a moderate hike lasting around two hours along uneven trails through the laurel forest, crossing mountain streams and observing local plants and animals. During the hike, the ruins of the old Azuaje Spa are visible. After the walk, the group visits Ecofinca Ventana Verde, a sustainable farm where local organic products such as fresh fruits and artisanal cheese are served, and visitors learn about ecological farming practices. The final stop is El Puertillo, a fishing village with natural volcanic rock pools where guests can swim and relax while overlooking the coastline. The tour includes transport in an air-conditioned vehicle, a certified professional guide, local product tasting, photos taken by the guide, and medical assistance insurance. Swimming gear and a towel are required for the last stop. Restrooms are available in Firgas, at the farm, and at El Puertillo. Tips are not included.
Firgas
Firgas is called the "City of Water" and offers views of the Atlantic Ocean. Visitors see the historical water mills and can walk along the Paseo de Canarias, which displays representations of the island’s municipalities. The stop lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min
Barranco de Azuaje
This ravine is part of the ancient Doramas Forest and contains laurel forest, one of Gran Canaria’s rare ecosystems. The hike lasts about three hours and includes crossing mountain streams and viewing the ruins of the old Azuaje Spa. The trail showcases local endemic plants and animals and highlights the island’s biodiversity.
180 min
Barranco de Azuaje
At Ecofinca Ventana Verde, visitors spend about an hour learning about sustainable agriculture and organic farming methods. Local foods such as fresh fruit and artisanal cheese are available to taste during this visit.
60 min
El Puertillo
El Puertillo is a quiet fishing village with natural pools formed by volcanic rocks. Visitors have about 45 minutes to swim and relax in these pools while enjoying views of the Gran Canaria coastline. The contrast of black sand and clear water marks the natural setting.
45 min




by Climbo Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€207This full-day tour in Gran Canaria lasts between 7 and 10 hours and begins in the town of Firgas, known as the "City of Water." Visitors spend about 30 minutes exploring Firgas, including its historic water mills and views of the Atlantic Ocean. The tour then continues to Barranco de Azuaje, a ravine that preserves part of the ancient Doramas Forest, featuring laurel rainforest. Participants take a moderate hike lasting around two hours along uneven trails through the laurel forest, crossing mountain streams and observing local plants and animals. During the hike, the ruins of the old Azuaje Spa are visible. After the walk, the group visits Ecofinca Ventana Verde, a sustainable farm where local organic products such as fresh fruits and artisanal cheese are served, and visitors learn about ecological farming practices. The final stop is El Puertillo, a fishing village with natural volcanic rock pools where guests can swim and relax while overlooking the coastline. The tour includes transport in an air-conditioned vehicle, a certified professional guide, local product tasting, photos taken by the guide, and medical assistance insurance. Swimming gear and a towel are required for the last stop. Restrooms are available in Firgas, at the farm, and at El Puertillo. Tips are not included.
Firgas
Firgas is called the "City of Water" and offers views of the Atlantic Ocean. Visitors see the historical water mills and can walk along the Paseo de Canarias, which displays representations of the island’s municipalities. The stop lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min
Barranco de Azuaje
This ravine is part of the ancient Doramas Forest and contains laurel forest, one of Gran Canaria’s rare ecosystems. The hike lasts about three hours and includes crossing mountain streams and viewing the ruins of the old Azuaje Spa. The trail showcases local endemic plants and animals and highlights the island’s biodiversity.
180 min
Barranco de Azuaje
At Ecofinca Ventana Verde, visitors spend about an hour learning about sustainable agriculture and organic farming methods. Local foods such as fresh fruit and artisanal cheese are available to taste during this visit.
60 min
El Puertillo
El Puertillo is a quiet fishing village with natural pools formed by volcanic rocks. Visitors have about 45 minutes to swim and relax in these pools while enjoying views of the Gran Canaria coastline. The contrast of black sand and clear water marks the natural setting.
45 min