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Gran Canaria Trekking

4.7(59 reviews)

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Gran Canaria Trekking is a hiking or guided tour operator in Gran Canaria. It is located at Av. Hoya de la Gallina, 6, 35019 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Las Palmas. The operator scores 4.7/5 with 58 reviews. Its website is http://gctrekking.com/ and it has 5 photos available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can solo walkers join Gran Canaria Trekking tours?

Solo walkers book places on Gran Canaria Trekking's guided outings, which run from the operator's address on Av. Hoya de la Gallina, 6 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The Canaries are linked to mainland Spain by frequent flights, and ferries and short flights connect the islands to one another, so reaching Gran Canaria alone is straightforward.

What language do Gran Canaria Trekking guides use?

Spanish is the main language on Gran Canaria, the island where Gran Canaria Trekking operates its guided walks. The company's base sits at Av. Hoya de la Gallina, 6, 35019 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, in the Las Palmas province.

Does Gran Canaria Trekking cover areas near Maspalomas?

Gran Canaria Trekking is based at Av. Hoya de la Gallina, 6, 35019 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and travellers staying in Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés, Puerto Rico, Meloneras, Puerto de Mogán, Arguineguín or San Agustín can reach the island's walking terrain from those resorts. The company appears on the Canary Islands hiking and guided tour scene with a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 59 reviews.

How many photos does Gran Canaria Trekking have?

Gran Canaria Trekking lists five photos, and the operator's website at http://gctrekking.com/ carries its tour information. Walking groups meet in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, where the company is registered at Av. Hoya de la Gallina, 6.

Is Gran Canaria Trekking suitable for a beginner?

Gran Canaria Trekking runs guided walking tours from its base at Av. Hoya de la Gallina, 6 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and beginners join its routes alongside more practised walkers. The island's mild subtropical climate keeps most of the year warm and sunny, which suits newcomers to hiking, while June to September brings the hottest and busiest conditions.

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