Do you know the smallest inhabited island of the Canary Islands? With this off-roading tour of La Graciosa, you'll discover its history and natural landscapes of volcanic origins.
Tour Details
At the designated time, we'll meet at Calle García Escámez, number 21, at the Church of Our Lady of Carmen. From this point in Caleta del Sebo, we'll begin this exciting off-roading vehicle of La Graciosa, the smallest inhabited island of the Canary Islands.
We'll leave Caleta del Sebo, the capital of La Graciosa, and head to the north of the island to visit Pedro Barba. In this small town of just 20 houses, we'll see what the first buildings built in this area were like. We'll also see the town's calm white sand beach.
Then, we'll continue our off-roading tour in the north of La Graciosa by exploring the white dunes of the Playa Lambra. From here, we'll head to the Arcos de los Caletones, a spectacular volcanic tunnel where we'll see how the waves of the Atlantic Ocean crash.
Our last stop will be at the Playa de las Conchas, a paradisiacal, pristine beach located at the feet of the Montaña Bermeja. From this beautiful spot, you'll admire the coasts of the island of Montaña Clara, which, along with La Graciosa, Alegranza, and the eastern and western rocks, form the Chinijo Archipelago.
Finally, we'll return to the meeting point, where we'll conclude this off-roading tour, which lasts 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Transfer to a Beach
If you book this option, after the off-roading tour, you can choose to stay on the Playa de las Concha on your own.
We can also take you to Playa Francesa, which is located on the south of the island, at the feet of Montaña Amarilla. You can walk to the nearby beach of Cocina from this tranquil beach.
You can stay on the beach you choose as long as you want. At the time you indicate, we'll pick you up with the off-roading vehicle to take you to the pier of Caleta del Sebo.
