An unforgettable day to discover the rocky West Coast of Gran Canaria and the green North far from mass tourism. During this day you can take the opportunity to swim in the most beautiful natural swimming pools on the island. Choosing us means choosing to travel while taking your time, rediscovering the diversity of landscapes but also its local, historical, cultural and gastronomic heritage. Your excursion is completely private, with no unnecessary business stops. We have been established for many years on the island of Gran Canaria. More than 20 years ago, we fell in love with its people, its landscapes and its traditions. We are passionate about visiting every corner of our beautiful island. We are impatient to introduce, to all those who want to escape mass tourism, all the wonders that are hidden on our “continent in miniature”. We invite you to discover Gran Canaria with us!
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We will make a photo stop at the “Molino de Viento”. It is a windmill, located a few kilometers from Mogan. Oral tradition has it that it was a shepherd from La Aldea who set it on fire in retaliation against the municipal power. From then on it was known as Moulin Brûlé. It was restored in 1998. Its 7 meter tower makes it the largest windmill in Gran Canaria.
We will stop to admire the “Azulejos de Veneguera”, a natural monument formed by a complex process of solidification of the fluids expelled by the Tejeda volcano and which the erosion of thousands of years has left exposed. A mountain as if we colored it with brushstrokes. Erosion revealed a series of geological layers, minerals tinted with reddish, ocher, green and blue tones. Locals gave the name “Los Azulejos de Veneguera” because of their resemblance to the brightly colored tiled walls of San Nicolas de Tolentino.
In Puerto de la Aldea we will find the only easily accessible beach on this entire coast. We will walk around the port then head towards “El Charco”. It is a small natural lake located on the beach of La Aldea, made up of sea water. The festivities of El Charco, in the village of San Nicolás, are one of the most famous and popular events in Canary Islands. Every September 11, in the town's "lake", hundreds of people gather to fish with their own hands for the fish that live in this coastal lagoon. This festival is considered an Asset of Cultural Interest and is based on a pre-Hispanic tradition. After a long drive along the rocky abysses with a stop to take photos of the wild coast, we will arrive at our next stop “The Puerto de Las Nieves”.
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Please arrive at the pick up point 5 minutes before departure time.
Pick up at 9:00 a.m.