Ride through Las Palmas, dive into Galdós’ world, & snag extra perks to sweeten the deal.
Ride through Las Palmas, dive into Galdós’ world, & snag extra perks to sweeten the deal.
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Red Route
The Red Route links central parks, shopping, and scenic coastal viewpoints.
Popular stops: Alfredo Kraus Auditorium, San Telmo Station, Poema del Mar Aquarium
Boat Tour
First boat: 11am
Last boat: 4pm
Frequency: Twice every day
Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes
Departure point: Wilson Quay S/N, next to City Sightseeing Stop #9
It was so easy to find you! Very convenient!! But I didn't know that we had to change the virtual tixketa for a paper ones.. the line was huge, Very xonfusing, because at the end.. it doesn't matter if you alredy bought it on line!! It is the same line!! Maybe on a regular days, works well , but with a population of an entire cruise ship...
Nice tour of the city.. would have been helpful if the app was up to date and accurate as the first stop was closed due to carnival and the second sop location was not accurate. The street view on the app and location was not correct. Once we finally found the bus, we had a pleasant trip.
The bus stop at the start was not marked at all, at Santa Catalina, Las Palmas. Had to delay the tour to next day as did not know where to wait and board the sightseeing bus.
Super service before departure and great drivers
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You book tickets for the bus online. You stand for 1 hour until you get on the bus. When showing the QR code you were instructed to queue at the ticket office to get the vouchers, which then took another 1 hour. Then we had to stand at the back of the queue again, which took another 1 hour So the whole procedure took 3 hours in the blazing sun, that's not good at all. Do something about it.
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Busstop are to long. The busses are too close together. 3 busses and they all came in 20 Minutes and then the next came in 50 minutes.
We're made to change buses after just a few stops. We t from a clean modern bus to a knackered one with no working audio. Driver didn't care. Not good.
The bus was full so no chance of swapping seats and there was nothing coming through the earplugs. My wife, next to me, could hear perfectly - I tried many times to adjust the earplugs and push in/ot the connection but nothing. We have had very good experiences on Ho-Ho buses previously
It was all my own fault. I did not manage to go the trip as booked. The reason for this was I was on the wrong Island. I have now discovered that La Palma is not the same as Las Palmas .The cruise ship went to La Palma and then we then discovered the difference as there are no Hop on /off buses in La Palma. Took a local bus to just to ease the pain. It worked.
The bus didn't follow the time table.
Not much Information during the Tour. Drivers and Audio Guide sometimes did not communicate which and when the stop is. People were confused. The Busses did not keep the slots of driving every 30 minutes. We had to wait 1 hour, people were crowded due to the delays
It is so easy and interesting to have a view of the icons in Las Palmas, especially when you only have half a day to go around. We always use Hop on/hop off tours.
One of Europe’s best urban beaches, perfect for sunbathing, snorkelling, seaside dining, or catching a magical Gran Canaria sunset.
Subject to change based on traffic conditions, hop-on hop-off buses in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria usually arrive every 35 minutes.
The hop-on hop-off tours usually run from 10:10am to 4:30pm, but hours may vary by season or route.
The complete hop-on hop-off tour takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes if you don’t hop off.
Yes, hop-on hop-off tours in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria operate all-year round.
Santa Catalina park, El Corte Inglés, Alfredo Kraus Auditorium, Pueblo Canario, Vegueta Cathedral, Teatro Pérez Galdós, and Las Canteras beach are some popular landmarks in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria!
Yes, hop-on hop-off tours in this Spanish city are child-friendly with multilingual audio guides and open-top decks.
The audio guides are available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Swedish and Norwegian.
Yes, hop-on hop-off buses in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria are wheelchair-friendly.