Roque Nublo
Located in the central municipality of Tejeda, on the island of Gran Canaria, Roque Nublo is considered one of the biggest natural crags in the world.
The Roque Nublo Natural Monument is located in the municipality of Tejeda, at the top of Gran Canaria. Specifically, it is located within the protected area of the Nublo Rural Park between Canarian pine forests and the Tejeda volcanic basin.
The trail begins on the side of the GC-600 road, just in front of the free parking area for leaving vehicles. You will also find a street stall where you can buy water and some food.
You will soon see that the path is almost entirely on a slope, although not excessively steep. Most of the route is covered in the shade of pine trees, except for the last section, which is a little more demanding. In addition, you will find signs that will guide you throughout the route.
Puerto de Mogán
Mogan beach is the quiet beach. A perfect combination of always calm waters, fine sand and one of the best climates in the world make it a privileged place, where stress and problems melt away.
By car: If you come from the capital, you must take the GC-1 ring road, heading south. You must continue on the GC-1 for 79 km and then take exit number 68 (GC-200) towards Puerto de Mogán / GC-500 / Taurito. Continue along the GC-200 and follow the signs for Puerto de Mogán. In summary, 80 kms are those that separate Puerto de Mogán from Las Palmas
By bus: there are 7 lines that cover the following routes: Line 1 (Las Palmas – Puerto de Mogán), Line 32 (Playa del Inglés – Puerto de Mogán), Line 38 (Puerto de Mogán – Aldea de San Nicolás), Line 70 (Palmitos Park – Puerto Rico), Line 84 (Puerto de Mogán – Mogán), Line 86 (Puerto de Mogán – Tasarte Beach) and Line 91 (Las Palmas – Playa del Cura). Lines 1, 32 and 70 are the closest to Puerto de Mogán.
The Mogán market is a fair where the cultures and flavors of the island are especially mixed, with a large number of stalls (around 500) very well organized in the area of the Castillete esplanade, in Puerto de Mogán. In it you can find clothing, footwear, accessories, decoration, crafts... as well as fresh seasonal products and locally produced food.
Hours: Every Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Directions: Explanada del Castillete. 35138, Puerto de Mogán.
Submarine Adventure: Captain Nemo is waiting for you to immerse yourself in one of the most exciting journeys into the underwater world. The yellow submarine Golden Shark descends daily from Puerto de Mogán in Gran Canaria to the depths of the underwater park "La Antártida".
Dirección: Avd. Explanada del Castillete 32, 35138. Puerto de Mogán. Atraque en Pantalán Dique Sur.
Phone: (+34) 928 565 108
Web: atlantidasubmarine.com/
Lomo de los Gatos (archaeological complex): an archaeological complex formed by a village of stone houses is located between the slopes of the Mogán mountain (La Cañada de los Gatos). An archaeological complex made up of indigenous houses, graves, burial mounds and burial caves (Las Crucecitas and La Puntilla) that has been conditioned to be visited through paths and walkways that connect the different areas of the town. It also has a viewpoint-cafeteria where you can rest and recreate with panoramic views over the site and Puerto de Mogán.
Directions: Calle la Puntilla s/n, 35139. Lomo Quiebre. Port of Mogan.
Hours: From Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Winter hours (October to March). From Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Summer hours (April to September). Closed Monday.
Web: arqueologiacanaria.com
Web: turismo.mogan.es
Casco de Teror
Teror Old Town hides one of our greatest treasures. Located right in the heart of the island, this village is home to cobbled streets, hanging balconies and, if you carry on walking, a Basilica that dates back to the 18th century, declared a Public Interest Site. This place holds great symbolic value for all the islanders, home to Our Lady of the Pines, the island’s patron saint.
By car. Teror is around 20 km from Las Palmas. The journey time by car is around 25 minutes.
By bus. Bus line 229 departs from San Telmo station in Las Palmas. The journey time is around 45 minutes.
* The Teror tourist information office is next to Plaza de la Alameda
- Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pino.
- La plaza de Teror
- El Palacio Episcopal
- La Alameda
- La plaza Teresa de Bolívar
- Monasterio del Císter
- La Fuente Agria
- Pino Santo
- El Parque Natural de Doramas
Teror market
The popular local market is the ideal place for a morning shopping trip. The Mercadillo de Teror is held every Sunday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. next to the basilica. You’ll find fruit and veg, sweets, clothes and crafts. Don’t forget to try the traditional sweets made by the nuns, and the famous Teror chorizo. Other typical local items are baskets, brass objects, wood carvings, lace, macramé, embroidery, ceramics, woven items, fabrics and crochet.
Arucas - Arehucas
If you had to choose just two reasons to visit Arucas, they would be a visit to San Juan Bautista church and a stroll through the birthplace of Arehucas rum, the most famous rum in the Canary Islands.
By car. Take motorway GC-2, followed by GC-20 towards Arucas.
By bus. Buses 205, 206 and 210.
- Visitar la Parroquia de San Juan Bautista
- Pasear por la Plaza de San Juan
- Caminar por la calle León y Castillo
- Conocer la historia en la Casa de la Cultura
- Ayuntamiento de Arucas
- Respirar aire puro en el Parque de Arucas
- Heredad de Aguas de Arucas y Firgas
- Probar el famoso ron en la Fábrica de Arehucas
