AN EXPERIENCE TO REMEMBER

San Bartolomé de Tirajana is located 54 kilometers away from the capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. It is the largest municipality on the island. Its mountain landscapes alternate with deep ravines, and extend to the beautiful beaches of its coastal coastline.

The Village of Agüimes is divided into three perfectly defined zones: the pasture or ridge zone starting at 300 meters of altitude; the agricultural one located 275 meters away where the historic center is located, and the coastal one towards the fishing town of Arinaga.

Firgas is a small town full of great charms. The urban area, charming and small, makes walking through its streets a pleasure for anyone who comes to visit it.

Vega de San Mateo is a protected natural area to discover the essence of the rural world. Great scenic beauty along with the best natural Canarian flavor.

The Villa de Ingenio is a place that surprises visitors with its picturesque corners, which preserve their historical heritage visible in their old quarters.

Valsequillo de Gran Canaria offers a high ecological and landscape value, since on its slopes is one of the best olive groves on the island and, in its riverbed, with running water throughout the year, an important willow grove.

Agaete stands out for its unique beauty and its tropical fruit farms, oranges and coffee plantations, offering stunning views of the Tamadaba massif, with its lush pine forests. In addition, the great beauty of its Valley encourages hiking in the municipality.

Arucas offers the possibility of contemplating some corners that preserve part of its ancient natural beauty.

A city that offers sunshine, beach and an exceptional historical legacy. Mild temperatures all year round make it possible to enjoy this mixed-race city. Could you ask for more?

Small village with great and spectacular views, but with many and scattered population entities of cave houses throughout its territory, surrounded by potato and millet orchards.

Mogán has a perfect combination of always calm waters, fine sand and one of the best climates in the world, making it a privileged place where stress and problems disappear.

The village of San Nicolás is surrounded by cliffs and ravines. It is a coast of great scenic beauty and of extraordinary scientific interest, since it is located in the oldest part of the island.

The islanders simply call it "Guía" or, as it was called in the past, "Guía de Gran Canaria", and it is the municipality that produces the most unique cheese of the Canary Islands. And it is because it bears its name: Queso de Flor de Guía and Queso de Guía.

If you like enjoying nature, you should know that this municipality is also known by the name of “Villa Verde” due to the great natural environment that exists around it. A large part of the extension of Moya is considered a Protected Natural Space.

Valleseco, green nature nestled in the north-central part of the island, 7 km from Teror and 28 from the capital, is formed by two main ravines, Barranco de la Virgen and Barranco de Madrelagua, and a drier central valley, from which the municipality receives its paradoxical name.

Tejeda is the ideal place for a rural getaway far from the hustle and bustle, in a landscape of ravines and in the shadow of Roque Nublo, the symbol of the island, breathing tranquility and charm.

Santa Lucía stands out for its spectacular landscapes in its interior. An ideal town to walk around, enjoy its people, its traditional gastronomy and visit its urban and commercial centre.

Santa Brígida is a small town full of charm next to the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, with landscapes of great natural beauty, an old town to get lost in and a gastronomy typical of the Canarian rural world.

Gáldar is one of the most important municipalities in Gran Canaria, since it belongs to the province of Las Palmas and, in fact, it is the first capital of the island. Nowadays, it still preserves part of its pre-Hispanic heritage.

Telde is the largest and most populated municipality in the eastern region of the island of Gran Canaria. It stands out for its numerous archaeological remains, such as Baladero, Tufia, Cuatro Puertas, Tara and Cendro.

Considered one of the most beautiful towns on the island, visiting its historic quarter with cobbled streets and traditional balconies is a must if you travel to Gran Canaria.