Buggy in the Mountains of Gran Canaria – Off-Road Adventure

Buggy Through Barranco del Berriel

Two hours of buggy driving through a dry ravine in south-eastern Gran Canaria, 100% off the tarmac. The terrain has been shaped by wind and water, with natural rock pools that fill up after rainfall and views you won't find on any paved tourist route. The route also takes in the Presa del Conde dam, its water set against a volcanic landscape.

The Route

The Barranco del Berriel ravine, near Bahía Feliz, is an area of remarkable geological formations shaped by wind and water erosion. Along the way you'll pass natural pools and rock basins, known locally as "pilancones," which fill with water after rainfall, creating unexpected watery landscapes amid the dry terrain. The route ends at the Presa del Conde dam.

Important Information

The driver must be at least 18 years old and hold a valid driving licence. Passengers must be at least 7 years old and 135 cm tall.

Pick-up available from hotels in Playa Inglés, Maspalomas, and Meloneras. You can also make your own way to the base near Bahía Feliz.

We recommend bringing sunscreen for your face and hands, comfortable clothing suitable for dusty roads, and closed, comfortable footwear. On cloudy days, an extra warm layer is a good idea.