A Kid's Guide to The Canary Islands
Strap on your shoes and lets go for a walk.
El Confital is a wild rocky natural reserve at the top of Gran Canaria. There are no houses but people live in the caves, just like the Croods did, on the cliffs. There is great surfing and good hiking. We explored the tide pools, climbed on ruins and hiked to the lookout where we could see a beautiful view of Las Palmas.
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This is a canyon hike and it’s fun how deep down we get in nature right in the city. My friends Lisette and Elena walked up the trail and joined us at the top and we did the downhill together. We saw tiny caves, beautiful plants, giant cliffs on both sides, horses, bike riders, dogs and a really cool climbing area. It took us about two hours with a lot of stops.
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When locals go hiking with littles, they always recommend los Tilos de Moya. It’s a pretty 2km loop in the mountains with a really delicious restaurant at the trailhead. We saw dozens of families with babies, little kids and even big kids. The trail is deep green because of all the rain in the last month.
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The Finca de Osorio is a National park. It used to be a plantation and still has lots of farm animals to hug. The trails were pretty with tons to explore. A great day outdoors.
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La Garita is a super cute tiny beach town. It has nice beach front restaurants, very cool artwork, a fancy paved trail with lots to see.
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This was an easy hike and even the littles had no problem. We hiked for about 3 hours total including a lunch break and covered 3.5-4km. It was mostly flat but there was definitely some up and down. The trail was in the woods and the view was pretty cool.
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Traveling With Serenity 