What are the best hiking trails in the Canary Islands?

The best hiking trails include Mount Teide in Tenerife (Spain's highest peak), the Masca Gorge, Anaga Rural Park, Roque Nublo in Gran Canaria, and the Corralejo dunes in Fuerteventura. There are trails for all fitness levels.

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Hiking Tours in Karystos

Karystos, Aegina

⏱ 3 hours

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About this experience

Hiking Tours in Karystos is a guided walking programme based in the southern Evia town of Karystos, with routes also crossing the nearby island of Aegina. The tours operate on marked trails through pine forests, marble quarries, and coastal cliffs, with durations ranging from three to six hours. Each outing includes a certified local guide, trail snacks, and a map of the route.

What to expect

Tours run daily from 8:00 AM, with half-day (3-hour) and full-day (6-hour) options
Routes include the 1,400-metre summit of Mount Ochi and the ancient Drakospita stone houses
Aegina excursions cover the 12-kilometre coastal path from Agia Marina to the Temple of Aphaia
Groups are limited to eight hikers, with a guide-to-participant ratio of 1:4
Included in the fee are trekking poles, a first-aid kit, and a bottle of local spring water
Suitable for walkers with moderate fitness; steep sections on Mount Ochi require sure-footedness