サンニコラスデトレンティーノの天然記念物・トップ20

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

Visible from the road, but the hiking trail is really worth it with magnificent viewpoints.

These "pools" are small holes that sometimes contain a little water. There are also frogs here, so these pools are probably not intended for swimming or suitable if you respect nature - even if the name "pool" used here suggests that.

We hiked the tour anti-clockwise today and found it very good - especially since if you park at the kiosk, you can actually walk right out of the car when you come back and don't have to walk up the road in the blazing sun. The rock walls are impressive, not just the color, but also the clearly visible layers that have formed over thousands of years or more.

The Charcos Azules of Los Azulejos in Veneguera should not be confused with El Charco Azul de Agaete near El Risco. The water has become rare here due to the dry years. The best chance is in spring. If it has rained for a long time, you can enjoy beautiful scenery here, such as water reflections or a refreshing swim. https://saldelatlantico.com/de/excursiones-en-las-islas-canarias/charcos-azules-azulejos-venegueras

You often read that the "Playa de Güigüi" is the most beautiful beach in Gran Canaria. It is isolated and can only be reached by a strenuous hike lasting several hours. There is also a boat transfer from Puerto de Mogán. However, as there is no mooring on the beach, the last part of the route has to be covered in a small rubber boat or by swimming. The crossing to the northern part of the beach, the Playa de Güigüi Chico, can only be done at low tide. Remember the way back! It is strongly recommended that you find out about the tides in advance. xxxxxx "The tour should be hiked in summer, even if it is hotter then. The sandy beach is often washed away from the coast in winter and only washed up again by the sea in summer." - We were there at the end of November and there was a lot of sandy beach.

The ascent to the summit leads through romantic pine forests on well-developed paths. Highly recommended if you want to travel north on Gran Canaria.

In August there is no water to be seen anywhere. Just a few dried edges in the pools. Not recommended at this time of year...