Spain · SAFARI
7 tours
Spain sells its good safari parks out early, and the 7 below still have dates worth taking. What each costs today, how long it takes, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Los Cristianos no-chase whale and dolphin safari on Tenerife. Strict policy, licensed boat, government-certified guides, donation included.
“We saw a lot of dolphins and whales, the guides explained a lot. It was overall a very calm and slow trip, which we enjoyed. Thanks.”
Teide sunset and stargazing from Tenerife with pickup, cava above the Sea of Clouds, dinner, x4 telescopes, and free photos.
“Overall a nice experience specially with the star gazing. Because of weather, we couldn’t see the sunset properly. However, food was also decent.”
Kayak from Los Cristianos in Tenerife with sea turtle and dolphin chances, then snorkel in sea-only spots and a sea cave. Photos included.
“The whole experience was amazing. Jose our guide was very knowledgable and provided much information on the Ocean Wildlife. My girlfriend and I had the opportunity to see Turtles and Dolphins during the experience”
Ride a 4x4 jeep to Cofete’s wild beaches and protected natural park, with hotel transfers from south Fuerteventura and stops for views.
“One of the highlights of our stay in Fuerteventura. So much fun and a risk free way of getting to Playa de Cofete which is insanely beautiful. Great guide, lots of info and worth every euro!”
4x4 Sierra Nevada safari from Granada to 2500m for a panoramic drink, old trails, and Mulhacen views in a small group.
“Days was an excellent guide. He had a very relaxed style and was very informative. The views were stunning.”
Drive an open dune buggy through Fuerteventura’s volcanic dunes from Corralejo. Panoramic views, a Don Pepe stop, and 3 hours of fun.
“Can’t recommend this trip enough. The choice of pick up points around Corralejo was a good start. We then arrived at the office to complete the necessary paperwork which didn’t take long before a short walk to the Buggies. We were then divided into groups & headed off following our guide through the most spectacular scenery around Corralejo with stops for photos & refreshments. We had a lot of fun & it was well worth it. Don’t hesitate booking this trip!”
Camel safari through Gran Canaria’s 300-year-old Oasis of the 1,000 Palms, with optional tapas and hotel transport, about 3 hours.
“lovely few hours spent at the camel park, staff friendly camels looked well looked after fun and unusual thing to do tapas was lovely had to wait an hour to be picked up after finishing food etc which. wasn't a major problem but would have been nice to get back!”
