모야‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

They are an archaeological complex made up of twelve natural caves, most of which were adapted to be habitable through their chiseling. These caves are distributed along a south-facing platform, which protects them from the northern trade winds and offers beautiful views over the Bentayga and the Cuenca del Nublo.

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.

The Canary Islands Kuegern have particularly long needles and were all planted by hand. They contribute to the production of drinking water, because the mist falls to the ground as drops like rain. Great and very special

It is very worth going up to Roque Nublo not only to see the rock formation itself, but also to enjoy the spectacular views it gives you from above. The sunsets are incredible.

The entrance to the caves is blocked with bars.

The Caballero Caves are an archaeological site made up of twelve natural caves, most of them converted into habitable caves by crushing. They are distributed on a platform facing south and are therefore whipped by the northern trade winds. With magnificent views over the Bentayga and the Nublo basin. Source: https://artenara.es/turismo/index.php/es/cuevas-de-caballero-2

The Tamadaba Nature Park is one of the least man-made areas on Gran Canaria. It stretches over an area of 7,500 hectares in the westernmost part of the island from the mountain peak down to the coast. The nature park is located within the western part of Gran Canaria, which has been declared a UNESCO biosphere reserve. The park offers visitors beautiful forests full of endemic pines, dizzying cliffs on its almost inaccessible coasts and an extraordinary biodiversity in its gorges. Source: https://www.hallokanarischeinseln.com/naturraeume/gran-canaria/naturpark-tamadaba/

Beautiful walk beautiful views really worth it. Driving from Aldea is intense. Very narrow road, hour and 10 minutes for around 30 km just do it!