タマダバでの 周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

The ravine is fantastic. The first two-thirds of the path are relatively easy to walk. To reach the pool at the end, there are some rocky sections to navigate. Those wearing sneakers or flip-flops are advised against attempting the final stretch.

In May 2025 unfortunately without water, but still quite nice.

Beautiful manor house (finca) with a sophisticated, traditional architectural style that served as a country estate. Nice to look at, there is more information on the sign on the street... There are numerous cultivated fields right next to the casa, which can be clearly seen from the height of the Camino Real. The Camino Real entrance/exit is right next to the Casa.

The small town of El Risco lies between the mountains and the sea in the west of Gran Canaria at around 150 meters above sea level, surrounded by impressive rock massifs. El Risco is home to 300 residents and has a shop and a bar. There is a bus connection to Las Palmas. The natural stone bay Playa el Risco is ideal for swimming and fishing, but can only be reached on foot or by off-road vehicle. About 2 kilometers from El Risco is Playa de Guayedra, an almost 100 meter long dark pebble beach that is one of the rare bathing opportunities in the northwest. Source: https://www.travelio.de/reiseziel/europa/spanien/gran-canaria/urlaubsorte-gran-canaria/el-risco/

The Charco Azul collects the water that gushes from the mountains of Tirma and Tamadaba before continuing its course towards the Atlantic. Source: https://www.grancanaria.com/turismo/es/la-isla/isla-de-las-557-caras/charco-azul/

The Charco Azul collects the water that gushes from the mountains of Tirma and Tamadaba before continuing its course towards the Atlantic. Source: https://www.grancanaria.com/turismo/es/la-isla/isla-de-las-557-caras/charco-azul/

We were there in December, but there wasn't more than a small trickle. 😉 But the path is very beautiful.

A short tour, but a really great way.