'Gran Canaria: a paradise island in Spain for nature lovers'
's pristine beaches, this island promises a glimpse of the magnificent beauty of Spain's most idyllic archipelago, with an abundance of incredible hotels and restaurants where you can sample a wide variety of food and wine.
Gran Canaria accounts for approximately 40% of the population of the Canary Islands.
While you won't get bored exploring Gran Canaria's gorgeous coastline, the southern sections of the island are famous for one particular natural feature: the vast Maspalomas dunes. These sand hills were formed centuries ago and in the modern era they offer an abundance of panoramic views and trails for vacationers, as well as being home to a variety of birds. During a morning bird watching excursion, visitors can see amazing views''Local birds, ranging from the common vaxbil to woodpeckers and sea spoonbills, as well as enjoying beautiful views of the beach.
Sandy beaches and warm weather have led to the development of many luxury resorts in Maspalomas, and for those looking for luxury accommodation just steps from the water, the Seaside Palm Beach Hotel is an ideal choice. During the day, guests can swim in one of the hotel's many outdoor pools, book a massage at the spa or visit one of the five on-site restaurants, where La Bodega offers a variety of appetizers paired with the finest Canarian wines. And for those who want to explore the surrounding area, Playa de Maspalomas beach is nearby, with beach bars including Paddy'\''s Irish pub-style Beach Bar and'''s Maspalomas is the Mirador Astronomico de la Degollada de las Eguas observation point, which offers spectacular views of the canyon by day and spectacular views of the stars at night. The path then leads to the stunning village of Tunte, capital of the municipality of San Bartolomé de Tiradana, where you can stroll exploring the local architecture and soak in panoramic mountain views. However, the most stunning sights of central Gran Canaria are further north.
About 45 minutes' drive from Tunte is the village of Tejeda
This village combines classic Canarian beauty with outdoor activities thanks to its many trails. During the visit, guests can admire the classic architecture''towns and enjoy magnificent views of the mountains. Roque Nublo National Park, which covers 26,000 hectares, offers scenic trails with Canarian wildflowers. After a successful trail hike, visitors can indulge in an excursion to the nearby Agala winery or head to El Labrador Restaurant, a cozy spot in Tejeda that offers decadent Canarian cuisine including roasted goat and Iberian lamb shoulder.
Meanwhile, those looking for an idyllic destination close to the airport
may travel to the town of Ingenio, a historic community founded in the 16th century. Upon arrival, visitors can stroll to La Candelaria Church, a hundred year old church, and admire the porta-potties in the main square''town, but for a truly spectacular lunch, there is simply no better place than Tagoror Restaurant. Although it is located about 10 kilometers west of Ingenio, those who decide to make the journey will not regret it, as they will be treated to a view of the surrounding Barranco de Guayadequi canyon, which is teeming with native vegetation and ancient cave dwellings.
Las Palmas serves as one of the two capital cities of the Canary Islands
In addition, the island of Tenerife is also the capital of the Canary Islands. Well and''course, no trip to the island would be complete without a visit to the north coast, the picturesque area that is home to Gran Canaria's largest city. Known as Las Palmas, this thriving city of around 400,000 people is renowned for its vibrant restaurant and nightlife scene. While strolling through the historic Vegueta neighborhood, visitors can stop by Casa Montesdeoca restaurant to immerse themselves in Canarian cuisine, featuring succulent meat dishes and plentiful selections of local cheeses in a picturesque space hung with plants. In the evening, vacationers can head to Playa de Las Canteras beach, which is located in the center of town, to enjoy the sunset with locals and tourists.
Besides top-notch cuisine, Las Palmas also''developed the world's leading hotel market
One of the city's most stunning hotels is the Hotel Santa Catalina. A favorite local landmark since 1890, this impressive hotel welcomed the great visitors to Gran Canaria in the 20th century with its luxurious amenities. In addition to the lush gardens and outdoor pool, the hotel is also known for its restaurants, including the Michelin-starred Poemas Restaurant, where guests can enjoy high Canarian cuisine in a sophisticated space. And while Las Palmas is Gran Canaria's largest city, its north coast has the same appeal as the rest of the island.
Tourists heading to the capital can head west of the capital to the town''Arukas
.idyllic town that is famous for its ornate architecture and colorful jacaranda trees. In addition, one of the best places in the archipelago for rum lovers is just outside the city, the Arechucas Distillery. Founded in 1884 as a sugar mill, this famous company has earned many accolades for its high-quality sugar cane rum, and the seven-year-old rum features sweet vanilla notes on the palate. And for those who love the unsweet, you can take a trip to the Banana Museum. Set on a sprawling rural estate, this fascinating museum offers a wealth of information on the history of one of Gran Canaria's most famous crops, thanks to the mild climate and fertile soil through which the most''juicy fruit on the ground.
'.Comment
Popular Posts
Popular Offers
Subscribe to the newsletter from Hatamatata.ru!
Subscribe to the newsletter from Hatamatata.ru!
I agree to the processing of personal data and confidentiality rules of Hatamatata