Discover the magic of Gran Canaria’s coastline on an exclusive trip to the legendary Güigüí Beach. Departing from the charming Puerto de Mogán, we offer 4 hours of sailing on a luxury yacht, ideal for groups of up to 18 people. Priced at €125 per person, this adventure combines relaxation, fun, and exploration, with strategic stops at some of the most spectacular coves and viewpoints in the area.

Itinerary and Highlighted Stops

• Departure from Puerto de Mogán: Enjoy the coastal atmosphere and the sea breeze as the yacht sets sail.
• First Stop – Hidden Cove: Dive into crystal-clear waters and explore rich marine life through snorkeling.
• Relax on Deck: Lounge in a comfortable solarium area while sipping a refreshing drink.
• Natural Viewpoint Stop: Take in breathtaking coastal panoramas—perfect for capturing unforgettable photos.
• Return to the Port: Enjoy a peaceful ride back, concluding an experience full of special moments.

This excursion is perfect for those looking to disconnect, enjoy the sun and sea in an exclusive setting, and create unforgettable memories with friends, family, or for a special occasion.

Departing from Puerto de Mogán: A maritime paradise

The excursion begins in Puerto de Mogán, also known as the “Little Venice” of Gran Canaria due to its charming canals and picturesque atmosphere. This fishing and tourist spot is the perfect launching point for your Atlantic Ocean adventure.

As we set sail, we leave behind the colorful houses and moored yachts to venture into crystal-clear waters. Depending on the season, it’s possible to spot dolphins and sea turtles, since this area is home to a rich variety of marine life.

Sailing along the impressive southwestern coast

As the boat heads west, the coastline reveals volcanic cliffs, with rocky walls rising sharply from the sea. We pass places like Veneguera, with its stunning untouched beach, and Tabaibales, where geological formations showcase the island’s volcanic heritage.

El Tabadaba: A legendary spot

One of the most fascinating points along the way is El Tabadaba, a large sea cave at the base of the cliffs. Its dark walls contrast beautifully with the deep blue ocean, and inside, the echo of the water and interplay of light create a magical atmosphere. Depending on sea conditions, some boats can get close enough to admire its interior.

La Falla: A geological spectacle

Further on, the boat passes a spot known as La Falla (The Fault), an impressive crack in the rock that highlights the island’s intense geological activity. This natural fissure opens in the cliff as though the mountain had been split in two by titanic forces. It’s a perfect site for geology enthusiasts and photographers.

El Teide on the horizon

If the day is clear, once the boat moves far enough from the coast, you may catch a glimpse of El Teide rising on the horizon. This volcano, Spain’s highest peak, offers a spectacular backdrop—especially at sunset, when its silhouette is bathed in orange and purple hues.

Arrival at Güigüí Beach: A hidden paradise

Finally, after about an hour and a half of sailing, we reach the highlight of the journey: Güigüí Beach. This remote paradise can only be accessed by boat or after a challenging hike through the mountains.

Güigüí is a beach of dark sand and crystal-clear waters, surrounded by towering cliffs. Upon arriving, the boat usually anchors close to shore, allowing passengers to swim to the beach and enjoy a completely untouched environment. It’s the ideal spot to relax, snorkel, and disconnect from everything—there are no roads, hotels, or any kind of human construction here.