Roque Nublo Gran Canaria
In the center of Gran Canaria stands the most emblematic peak and symbol of the island. We explain what you will discover and how you can enjoy it.
In the center of Gran Canaria stands the most emblematic peak and symbol of the island. We explain what you will discover and how you can enjoy it.

The Roque Bentayga is the gateway to the Sacred Mountains of Gran Canaria (UNESCO World Heritage since July 2019). It is the third most important peak on the island (after the Pico de las Nieves and the Roque Nublo); and also the most unknown of them. However, it holds surprising secrets that make it worth a visit.

With its 256 kilometres of coastline, and the warmth of its climate, Gran Canaria offers an enormous variety of beaches where you can enjoy a relaxing day lying in the sun, or pratice different water sports. You can choose between sandy beaches, natural pools or rocky areas. In all of them you will enjoy a fantastic day out.

Did you know that the first inhabitants of Gran Canaria knew the banks, spent their holidays in Maspalomas, and even went to the cinema? It is no accident that Risco Caído and the Sacred Mountains of Gran Canaria have become a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Gran Canaria has a wide and surprising archaeological heritage, we will show you some of the archaeological sites that you should not miss.

Did you know that in Gran Canaria, until the mid-twentieth century, there were troglodyte settlements?
We invite you to discover one of the most remote, fascinating and most archeological places on the island.

Out of the most popular routes and the points that appear in all the guides that you will find to visit Gran Canaria, there are places that are not so popular but that undoubtedly have a special charm. Today we're going to show you one of our favorites.

Gran Canaria is an island of tremendous landscape contrasts, which allows us to have very different viewpoints and a unique beauty. Next we show you our favorites.

The image of a lighthouse evokes an adventurous and solitary lifestyle of a man facing the sea. These maritime signaling points attract us for many reasons. In Gran Canaria there are 6 and we will show them to you.

The Canarian version of the "tapas" is called "enyesque". These are small portions of food that are served together with a drink (typically beer or wine) and that you can share with your friends. We explain what you have to try in your visit to Gran Canaria.

The volcanic origin of the Canary Islands has created an enormous landscape diversity. Gran Canaria has several emblematic summits and peaks that you can not miss during your visit to this island. Do you dare to discover them on a guided tour?