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What to do in Agulo, the sweet of La Gomera. Nature, culture, viewpoints, traditions and much more.

One of the most popular dives zones amongst local divers in Gran Canaria. Sardina is in front of the charming fishing village of Sardina del Norte close to Galdar and Agaete towns in northeast Gran Canaria. Access to the dive site is via the village’s stone jetty. Sardina has no currents and is perfect for divers and snorkelers of all levels. The amount of marine life surprises even experienced divers.

What to do in Vallehermoso. History, culture, nature, beaches, traditions and much more.

The natural wealth of the island allows more than 300 species of birds to live in its environment, more than 50 of them nesting species

The chácaras and drums accompany the celebrations in this unique natural environment, always with singing and dancing

This beach with grey and charcoal sand is located in the municipality of Guía de Isor. It lies next to a pier with fishing boats, making it one of the most picturesque places in the area. It is approximately 30 metres long and 15 metres wide, and has some facilities such as bins and showers.

Located in the north of the island, just a few kilometers from the capital, this beach is located among volcanos. The spot is a feast for the eyes. Black sand blends with the green of abundant vegetation. The site is a refuge from the crowds. It’s a great place for peace and quiet.

The Orone Protected Landscape includes two large ravines, Erques-La Rajita and La Negra. Within this area, ideal for visitation on foot, you can find semi-abandoned farmhouses such as Erques, Erquito and La Rajita. It is characterized for containing elements of high aesthetic and cultural value. As a whole, the area is divided into two ravines connected at their headwaters by a common basin. Part of this area is part of the peripheral zone of Garajonay National Park, and is therefore located in a zone catalogued as an ecologically sensitive area, in the lower part of the La Rajita ravine. Its interior includes the natural monument of La Fortaleza.

The Caldera Natural Monument corresponds to the best preserved volcanic cone on the island, where there has been no eruptive activity in the last million years. The predominant vegetation is the tabaiba. The most relevant aspect of this area is its uniqueness, both geomorphologically and landscape-wise