Paradisus Gran Canaria

Enter the Cueva Pintada Archaeological Park, one of the most representative archaeological sites of the Canary archipelago, with nearly 5,000 m2. The experience begins with a visit to the Museum, followed by a tour of the archaeological zone where the famous painted cave is located, a stone structure of 550 m2 of the sixth century. Guided by an expert in history and archaeology, you will learn about the processes and techniques of rock art. At the end of the visit you can walk through the historic centre of Gáldar, a city that was the capital of the island before the arrival of the Spaniards.

If you are a lover of history and culture, the Canarian Museum is an unforgettable experience where you can explore the permanent collections that range from prehistory to the present. A very interactive guided tour where you will learn about the evolution of the island from its volcanic origins to the arrival of the first settlers and their relationship with the rest of the world. You can walk the streets of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the capital of the island, known for its impressive colonial architecture, beaches and vibrant cultural life. Near the museum is the Casa Colón, one of the most emblematic buildings of the city, where you can learn more about Columbus and his travels.

Try the most special products of Gran Canaria, such as the exclusive coffee of Agaete, one of the few places in Europe with coffee plantations. You will learn about the production process, from the selection of the grain to the preparation of the final drink, with a visit to the farm included. Then the winery of Los Berrazales awaits you, where you will know first-hand the process of wine production, from the selection of the grapes to their bottling, as well as tasting the different flavors and aromas of the wine. The visit ends in an exclusive environment with a tasting of different local products in addition to wine and coffee. A full sensory experience.

Las Dunas de Maspalomas is a unique natural space in the Canary Islands for its beauty and the variety of ecosystems it shelters. Protected by the Government of the Canary Islands as a special nature reserve, its 400 hectares include an excellent beach, a field of living dunes of organic sand, a palm forest and a brackish lagoon. This mixture of desert and oasis is located on the southernmost coast of Gran Canaria.

A guided tour of Roque Nublo that combines the natural beauty of the island with the physical challenge of a hike. An impressive rock formation awaits you and one of the island's most iconic landmarks. It includes a tour of the trails that cross the volcanic landscape, with tour guides who will inform you about the flora and fauna, geology and history of the region. It has different routes with different degrees of difficulty for all types of hikers. Without a doubt, an exciting and highly recommended way to explore the island. The tour ends with a visit to Tejeda, a charming village of cobbled streets located in the heart of the island.

Get to know first-hand the process of making one of the most famous rums in Spain. Tour the facilities of the Arehucas distillery and learn step by step how rum distillation is carried out. Its aging for years in huge oak barrels, the still where the distillation takes place, and all the instruments used in the process. After the visit you will have the opportunity to taste some of its most popular rums, of different ages and styles. At the end of the tasting, you have the option to buy some bottles of your favourite rum at the distillery shop, and enjoy some of the local delicacies, which pair perfectly with this drink.