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Orte-Verzeichnis

Orte auf Gran Canaria

Strände, Dörfer, Aussichtspunkte und Restaurants mit allem, was man vor Ort wissen muss.

  • Ort · Arucas

    Arucas

    Arucas is a town in the north of Gran Canaria, characterized by the huge neo-Gothic church made of dark lava stone that locals call the "cathedral." You'll also find the Arehucas rum distillery, the Jardín de la Marquesa botanical garden, and a well-maintained old town center.

  • Natur · Agüimes

    Barranco de Las Vacas

    The "Grand Canyon of Gran Canaria": a short detour into a gorge of colorful volcanic rock. Red and yellowish rock walls, a tunnel as an entrance, and a photo opportunity reminiscent of Antelope Canyon. Barranco de Las Vacas is small but worth seeing.

  • Natur · San Bartolomé de Tirajana

    Dunes of Maspalomas

    Desert by the Atlantic: Hiking, marveling, and rules in the nature reserve - Golden waves of sand, a lagoon, and a palm grove right next to the hotels: The Dunes of Maspalomas are the island's most famous natural wonder. However, they are a strictly protected area that may only be entered on marked paths.

  • Shop · Telde

    Las Terrazas Shopping Centre

    Las Terrazas is a large shopping centre in Telde, right on the GC-1 near Jinamar. The outlet area is the main reason to come here, with shops like Nike, adidas and Lacoste.

  • Ort · Firgas

    Firgas

    Firgas is a small town in the north of Gran Canaria, known as the "Village of Water". The landmark is the Paseo de Gran Canaria, a stepped promenade with a 30-meter-high waterfall and ceramic benches. Firgas is the source of the mineral water that is drunk throughout the Canary Islands.

  • Strand · San Bartolomé de Tirajana

    Kiosk No. 5 - Gay Beach Maspalomas

    At Kiosk No. 5 (formerly No. 7) behind the dunes of Maspalomas lies the island's well-known gay beach. Relaxed atmosphere, music, cold drinks and a rainbow flag make it a popular meeting point. Important: Arrive early for major events, otherwise there won't be any sun loungers available.

  • Ort · Mogán

    Lomo Quiebre / Puerto de Mogán

    Whitewashed houses, bougainvillea, and small bridges over canals: Puerto de Mogán is one of the most beautiful places on the island. Lomo Quiebre is the name of the residential area where many accommodations are located.

  • Natur · Mogán

    Los Azulejos - Rainbow Rocks

    In the middle of the barren volcanic landscape in the southwest of Gran Canaria, the spectacular rock walls of Los Azulejos de Veneguera glow in intense shades of green, blue, and red. This geological natural wonder resembles colorful tile mosaics and is best admired directly from a viewpoint on the winding panoramic road GC-200.

  • Veranstaltung · San Bartolomé de Tirajana

    Maspalomas Pride and Winter Pride

    In May and November, the south of Gran Canaria celebrates Pride. With a parade, stage shows at Yumbo, pool parties, and beach events. This applies to both festivals: plan early, as accommodation and flights become scarce and expensive.

  • Aussichtspunkt · San Bartolomé de Tirajana

    Mirador Astronómico de la Degollada de las Yeguas

    Spectacular panorama between Grand Canyon and starry sky: At 842 meters altitude, the easily accessible Mirador de la Degollada de las Yeguas offers one of Gran Canaria's most breathtaking views. You look deep into the monumental Fataga gorge and, on clear days, see the sea and the dunes of Maspalomas to the south. Ideal spot for stargazing!

  • Aussichtspunkt · La Aldea de San Nicolás

    Mirador del Balcón

    A magical spot on the edge of Gran Canaria! From Mirador del Balcón, you'll enjoy a spectacular view of the steeply dropping coastline and the endless Atlantic. On a clear day, you can even see the imposing Teide on Tenerife on the horizon. A moment between sky and sea that you won't forget anytime soon

  • Aussichtspunkt · Artenara

    Mirador del Corazón de Jesús

    Why go to Rio de Janeiro when you can find Jesus with outstretched arms on Gran Canaria too? Above Artenara, the highest village on the island, an 8.5-meter-high Christ statue stands on La Cilla mountain, looking out over the village and mountains. A quick detour with a wide panorama.

  • Strand · San Bartolomé de Tirajana

    Playa El Veril

    Quiet beach with golden sand between Playa del Inglés and San Agustín. Less hustle and bustle than Playa del Inglés, but with space, calm water, and giant lizards on the promenade. Playa El Veril is a relaxed alternative to the large beaches in the south.

  • Strand · La Aldea de San Nicolás

    Playa de Güigüí

    Playa de Güigüí is one of the most remote and wildest beaches on Gran Canaria. The beach is located on the west coast, framed by high rock walls, and can only be reached on foot or by boat. If you make the long journey, you'll be rewarded with tranquility, dark sand, and a nature experience.

  • Strand · San Bartolomé de Tirajana

    Playa de Maspalomas

    Miles of golden sandy beach, dune landscape directly behind it, and everything you need for a beach day from the promenade to the lighthouse. Here's what to expect at Maspalomas beach.

  • Strand · Mogán

    Playa de Tauro

    A quiet, natural beach in the southwest of Gran Canaria, at the mouth of Barranco de Tauro. It has minimal development, is popular with locals, and offers fine sand, calm water, and a mountain backdrop. If you're looking for peace and quiet instead of sun loungers and crowds, this is the place for you.

  • Sehenswürdigkeit · Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

    Poema del Mar Aquarium

    Poema del Mar is a modern large-scale aquarium located directly at the port of Las Palmas. It showcases marine worlds from around the globe across approximately 12,500 m², from tropical reefs to the deep sea. A highlight is the enormous panoramic window, behind which you can see sharks, rays, and schools of fish. The visit is worthwhile for families as well as on rainy days.

  • Natur · Tejeda

    Roque Nublo

    A basalt rock over 80 meters high above the clouds and the island's landmark. Since 2025, new rules apply to the most popular route: reservation required, no parking at the trailhead, and shuttle bus. Here's how to plan your visit properly.