Its circular route around the island starts from the southern part of Puerto Mogán, in the direction of Veneguera, the untouched and wild west coast. There you will find Los Azulejos, a natural monument formed by a complex process of solidification that expelled the Tejeda volcano and that the erosion of thousands of years has left uncovered.

We will pass through La Aldea and the impressive Andén Verde, where we will discover a different landscape with areas of forests and crops.

We will stop at the charming fishing port of Puerto de Las Nieves, located in the quiet village of Agaete, where we will have time for lunch (not included). We will visit the Roque Partido, popularly known as the Dedo de Dios.

We will continue along the northern coast until we reach a banana plantation, where we will taste the product par excellence of our islands (optional).

Throughout the excursion, our local guide will help us to understand the geological formation and history of our island.

Finally, an excellent panoramic stop at the beach of Las Canteras and return to our starting point, after literally going around the island.