7-night canary island intensive voyage

Ride along through the exclusive residential area of Tafira, and then up to the volcanic crater of Bandama, an extinct volcano rising more than 1,000 feet above sea level.

Enjoy a blissful beach day soaking in the sun and sand and browsing restaurants and shops at Gran Canaria's most popular beach.

Discover the rich history and rustic beauty of Tenerife on a narrated exploration that winds through the former capital and into the island's charming villages.

Embark on a narrated stroll through the historic streets of Santa Cruz that includes two stops to share a selection of local dishes.

Travel to La Orotava, where beautiful churches, cobbled streets and historic-artistic sites provide a charming and cozy vibe.

Embark on a narrated stroll through the historic streets of Santa Cruz that includes two stops to share a selection of local dishes.

Drive to the pottery village El Cercado to set out on foot with your guide, admiring the incredible view into the Valley Gran Rey.

Visit Gomera's most interesting sites, starting at the agricultural valley of Hermigua, famous for its banana plantations.

Ascend to Los Roques viewpoint for a glimpse of magnificent basalt formations of volcanic origin, such as Los Roques de Agando, Ojila, Carmona, and Zarcita.

Your first stop along your route is a viewpoint where you can take in the impressive Roque Agando. Continue on to the ?witches? dance ground,? La Laguna Grande, where you set out on a walk into the stunning laurel forest.

Set off from the port on foot to explore the beautiful and traditional city of Santa Cruz de la Palma, the island capital.

Board the trolley train that takes you along Avenida Maritima's colorful buildings with flower-covered balconies along the beach and provides panoramic views of the city. Arrive to a replica of the Santa Maria, the ship sailed by Christopher Columbus on his famous voyage to America in 1492.

Start your hiking adventure from the small village Los Canarios, on the warm lava stone slopes 600 meters above sea level, where wine grapes find their ideal conditions.

Travel through the pine forests and bossed lava flows of Caldera de Taburiente National Park to reach the rustic village of El Paso.

Get to know the great city of Funchal in a fun and exciting way. Climb aboard an open-air, three-wheel tuk-tuk - an electric rickshaw - and delve into the city's history and culture.

Get to know Levada do Norte, one of the largest and most important levadas, or irrigation channels, on the island.

Board Funchal's Cable Car for an eye-opening climb to the suburb of Monte; visit its historic church; then zoom back down in a wicker toboggan.

Climb into an off-road machine that seats eight adventurers and bound through Madeira to discover natural wonders most visitors never see.

Journey to an 18th century Madeiran Quinta where you'll indulge in an exquisite tea service and explore the mansion's lush botanical garden.

Marvel at breathtaking views and get a taste of some local liqueur with this leisurely tour of Funchal.

See the city of Funchal according to your own itinerary as you're picked up in an antique 1959 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud and taken where you would like to go.

Enjoy a breathless look at Madeira from the transparent Skywalk of its towering sea cliff. Afterwards, pay a visit to a cozy fishing village.

Fall in love with the lush landscape of Madeira, stopping first at Pico dos Barcelos for breathtaking views over the island of Madeira.

Watch the sunset off the coast of Madeira on an evening sail from Funchal. Set sail from the marina to Cabo Girao, viewing the changing colors of the sea and reflective waters.

Experience the dramatic countryside of Madeira riding in a 4x4 Jeep.

Treat yourself to an informal and relaxed evening in town, during which you will not only experience the local cuisine but also the traditional warm-hearted hospitality of Madeira.

Visit hallowed Fatima, where each year some seven million faithful come to experience the place where the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared.

Discover the medieval village of Obidos on an excursion that includes a guided tour and plenty of time to shop and explore on your own.

Take a guided tour of Portugal's capital, a city known for blending a healthy reverence for tradition and antiquity with a streak of modernism evident in its culture, architecture and temperament.

Wander about the charming streets of Cascais, a popular resort town favored by European no-bility. Then, visit the royal village of Sintra, an old-world charmer.

Embark on a narrated stroll through the cobbled ways of Lisbon, stopping in one of the city's storied squares for a tasting of local wines.

Join a local guide on an excursion through Lisbon that showcases many of the city's hidden treasures and lesser-known attractions.

Step aboard a tuk-tuk, an open-air, four-wheeled electric vehicle, for an exciting drive through the ancient quarters of Lisbon. You're instantly transported to the Middle Ages as you make your way through narrow and twisting alleys, stopping at a viewpoint in the Graca quarter.

Experience the sights and sounds of Lisbon on an evening tour that features an authentic Portuguese meal and rousing Fado performance.

Spend your final vacation day on a sightseeing excursion through the streets of Lisbon, taking in the city's grand plazas, picturesque parks, and principal landmarks.

Sit back and enjoy the beautiful coastal drive along the River Tagus, leading through the fashionable resort of Estoril, which is said to have been the inspiration for Sir Ian Fleming's first James Bond adventure.

Spend your final vacation day on a sightseeing excursion through the streets of Lisbon, taking in the city's grand plazas, picturesque parks, and principal landmarks.

Sit back and enjoy the beautiful coastal drive along the River Tagus, leading through the fashionable resort of Estoril, which is said to have been the inspiration for Sir Ian Fleming's first James Bond adventure.