If you decide to travel around Gran Canaria on public transport, you can catch the buses supplied by the company Global, which operate all over the island. In the capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, you can catch the local buses. Also, again in the capital, you can take a tour in the tourist bus.
What is the best mode of transport in Gran Canaria?
Taxis in Gran Canaria are cheap and reliable and an excellent way to get between resorts and towns in Gran Canaria.
Can I use Uber in Gran Canaria?
However, for now, the service will only be available in the municipalities of Granadilla de Abona, Arona, Adeje, and Guía de Isora on Tenerife. The company plans to expand its operations to the rest of the island and eventually arrive on Gran Canaria.
How do you explore Gran Canaria?
Things to Do in Gran Canaria
- Day Cruises.
- 4WD Tours.
- Nature & Wildlife Areas.
- Half-day Tours.
- Scuba Diving.
- Lookouts.
- Sailing.
- Nature and Wildlife Tours.
What is the best way to get around Gran Canaria?
Is Gran Canaria easy to travel around?
Getting around Gran CanariaBus: Buses are a comfortable way of getting around the island, especially between the capital of Las Palmas and the touristic towns in the south. The inter-urban bus network on Gran Canaria (blue buses) is extensive with over 100 routes that connect almost every main point on the island.
Is it easy to travel around Gran Canaria?
Getting around Gran CanariaBus: Buses are a comfortable way of getting around the island, especially between the capital of Las Palmas and the touristic towns in the south. The inter-urban bus network on Gran Canaria (blue buses) is extensive with over 100 routes that connect almost every main point on the island.
How easy is it to get a taxi from Gran Canaria airport?
Gran Canaria Airport Transfers & Taxis. The taxi rank at Gran Canaria airport is located just outside the terminal building, near to the exit of the arrivals hall, and is well signposted.
How long does it take to drive around the whole of Gran Canaria?
Due to the mountains and rugged west coast (much of which constitutes the Gran Canaria Biosphere Reserve), I don't advise driving around Gran Canaria in a day. Rather, I recommend spending at least 2 days to do this. There are, however, plenty of things to see in Gran Canaria by car which can easily be done in a day.