Attractions in Gran Canaria

Highest mountain of Gran Canaria. Gorgeous panorama. A bit of physical fitness is required for walking, but you can also get there by car. That's what most people do.

Very nice tour, partly stony paths. Good hiking boots recommended. Only in good dry weather. Great views. On the plateau, it can get crowded, especially on weekends, when tourists are …read more

The road is light, and the views of the valley are definitely worth seeing.

Probably the most recognizable caldera of Gran Canaria. Here the volcanic past is still almost noticeable. At the top of the entrance there are descriptive information boards about the origin. …read more

With its height of 1949 meters, the Pico de las Nieves is the highest point of Gran Canaria. And as a racing cyclist, you can not help but climb it. …read more

A very nice little mountain village. On the "Calle Doctor Domingo Guerra" there are a few small restaurants with a beautiful view of the mountains. If you are looking for …read more

The Caldera de Bandama is located about 10 km south of the capital Las Palmas on Gran Canaria. It belongs to Bandama Nature Park, which consists of approximately 170 m …read more

The Barranco de los Cernícalos (Kestrel Canyon) is a nature reserve where water flows throughout the year and there are waterfalls year-round. As the name suggests, many kestrels have their …read more

Beautiful landscape, perfect roads and quite flat.

Puerto Rico is a tourist town, the area was opened in the 1970s. Accordingly, you do not expect idyllic fishermen's houses and ancient fishing boats, but hotel complexes and excursion …read more

Refugio El Hornillo is a perfect place to fortify yourself for the climb to the Tamadaba or after the descent: coffee, tea, water, beer, freshly squeezed orange-papaya juice or typical …read more

Beautiful beach and behind the dunes, unique. Must have seen in any case.

The main entrance is at the top of the mountain (parking lot), but there is another downstairs. The actual garden is below. Whoever comes from above should not waste too …read more

It is a very lively beach.
Many tourists are traveling from or to Playa del Ingles.
On Sundays / public holidays whole migrations take place, because then the locals visit the beach.
But it is always nice and relaxing ..

Small village in the middle of a climb.

On the way to the Pico de las Nieves is here in San Bartholomä at about 1000 meters altitude in about half time. How about a little break in this …read more

An almost luxuriously well-maintained hiking trail from the Cruz Grande to the district capital San Bartolomé (Tunte). Just before San Bartolomé you come to an intersection. Both roads lead to …read more

The road has good asphalt, a nice view and there is hardly any traffic at least in January.
The road has good asphalt, a nice view and there is hardly any traffic at least in January.

The beach in Taurito is also known as Playa de Diablito and stands out for its dark lava sand. It tends to be a bit quieter, but of course Taurito …read more

Right at the entrance to 🏖 beach, the landmark of Maspalomas, the lighthouse, is unmissable ....