In the northeast of the island lies one of its most impressive ravines, covered by what is undoubtedly one of the best-preserved laurel forests: Cubo de la Galga.

After the hike (6 km circular route, medium-low difficulty) through giant ferns, thick moss, and giant laurels, which can be slippery at times, we will rest at a viewpoint while enjoying the view of the lush vegetation, the coast, and the sea.

Then we will head to the picturesque village of San Andrés and take a coastal walk to the beautiful natural pools of Charco Azul, where we will end the excursion with a refreshing swim in its crystal clear waters. For those who wish, we will do a tasting at one of the last traditional rum factories in the Canary Islands (with a shop and located next to Charco Azul).

As their name reflects, they are the company of activities in the Guadalquivir riverbed. This encapsulates their environmental commitment to the active surveillance and conservation of the riverbed of the youngest section of the Andalusian father.

Upon arrival at Guadalkayak, you can use the parking lot and confirm your reservation at reception, where they will keep the car keys. Afterwards, we move to the starting point for the talk about the protected natural area, safety and the beginning of the activity.

With this proposal we want to go a step further to experience the river with intensity. The 9 km descent is done in individual open kayaks, unsinkable and self-emptying, made of very resistant material that provides stability and safety.

It is an activity of medium-high difficulty, so it requires good physical condition and previous experience in handling the kayak, whether in river, sea or marsh.

In the northeast of the island lies one of its most impressive ravines, covered by what is undoubtedly one of the best-preserved laurel forests: Cubo de la Galga.

After the hike (6 km circular route, medium-low difficulty) through giant ferns, thick moss, and giant laurels, which can be slippery at times, we will rest at a viewpoint while enjoying the view of the lush vegetation, the coast, and the sea.

Then we will head to the picturesque village of San Andrés and take a coastal walk to the beautiful natural pools of Charco Azul, where we will end the excursion with a refreshing swim in its crystal clear waters. For those who wish, we will do a tasting at one of the last traditional rum factories in the Canary Islands (with a shop and located next to Charco Azul).

As their name reflects, they are the company of activities in the Guadalquivir riverbed. This encapsulates their environmental commitment to the active surveillance and conservation of the riverbed of the youngest section of the Andalusian father.

Upon arrival at Guadalkayak, you can use the parking lot and confirm your reservation at reception, where they will keep the car keys. Afterwards, we move to the starting point for the talk about the protected natural area, safety and the beginning of the activity.

With this proposal we want to go a step further to experience the river with intensity. The 9 km descent is done in individual open kayaks, unsinkable and self-emptying, made of very resistant material that provides stability and safety.

It is an activity of medium-high difficulty, so it requires good physical condition and previous experience in handling the kayak, whether in river, sea or marsh.