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Known as the continent in miniature, Gran Canaria enjoys a year-round temperate climate that's ideal for both summer breaks and winter sun. Its diverse landscape includes a dry, desert-like south complete with undulating sand dunes, a lush green north and a cool centre with coniferous forests. 00:00 Intro 00:15 Puerto de Mogan 02:09 Amadores Beach 03:13 Puerto Rico 04:41 Dunes of Maspalomas 06:26 Roque Nublo 08:19 Los Azulejos (Rainbow Rocks) 09:20 Barranco de las Vacas 10:46 Agaete Piscina Natural 12:41 Mirador del Balcon 15:01 Firgas 16:14 Las Palmas 17:29 Las Canteras Gran Canaria invites you to experience its rich natural and scenic diversity intensely, its lovely fishing and inland villages, its traditions, culture and history. Fulfilling your watersporting dreams isn’t hard on Gran Canaria. Jet-skiing, windsurfing, sailing and parasailing are readily available at many beaches – particularly on the south of the island, where bigger, more popular beaches like Playa de Amadores and Puerto Rico are found. Puerto de Mogan - small, charming town located in the southwest of Gran Canaria. Due to the network of channels connecting the marina with the fishing port, it is called the "Venice of the Canary Islands". Once a fishing village, it is now one of Gran Canaria's most popular holiday resorts. Amadores beach - southwest Gran Canaria is a tranquil man-made beach perfect for relaxing in the sunshine. The beach is sheltered by two dykes so its waters are always calm and its white sand full of sun loungers perfect for sunbathing. Watching the sun set behind Teide volcano over in Tenerife is the perfect way to round off a day on Amadores beach. Puerto Rico - one of the best, if not the best holiday resort of Gran Canaria. It is perfect for families with young children and very good for couples or friends. The best thing about Puerto Rico is that it is probably the sunniest of all the places on Gran Canaria or even in all Spain. Dunes of Maspalomas - you can pretend you’re in the Sahara at the Maspalomas dunes, These 400ha (990 acres) of sand dunes are quite a sight, especially as they’re on the edge of one of Gran Canaria’s busier and built-up areas, Maspalomas. The rippled sands and perfect peaks really do make you feel you’re trawling through the Sahara, though you’ll have to explore this desert oasis through a marked route, rightly created to preserve the delicate ecosystem. Roque Nublo - It is a place you can't miss to visit! It is considered one of the biggest natural crags in the world. This crag of volcanic origin stands at a height of 67 metres and is 1,813 metres above sea level. It was formed by a volcanic eruption around 4.5 million years ago. The walk to Roque Nublo, follows a beautiful path over vegetated slopes with views of mountains. The beautiful mountain path that runs between beautiful Canary pines and finally ends at the top via a path over the bare rocks. Los Azulejos - recommend any travels to go here if you’re as interested in the beauty of nature! Seeing these colored rocks in person is most impressive and I’m still impressed by it! Pictures do not do this place the justice it deserves, go see for yourself! Rocks owe their color to various minerals that color them and to volcanic processes that occurred in this area 14 million years ago. Barranco de las Vacas - I want to introduce you to one of the most important geological treasures in the Canary Islands. Barranco de las Vacas is made up of a series of rock formations, which have been built for thousands of years by the dragging force of the water, until they become a true geological treasure that takes your breath away due to its forms and colors. It's often compare it to Antelope Canyon, located in the US, due to its similar appearance. Agaete Piscina Natural - calm saltwater pool separated by rugged natural rock walls from waves popular for windsurfing. Mirador del Balcón - Gran Canaria offers many beautiful viewpoints, including the Mirador del Balcón. It is a place with a great view of the cliffs falling into the Atlantic. The cliffs visible from this point are called "dragon's tail" because their shape resembles a monster's tail. On a cloudless day and with good air transparency, you can see neighboring Tenerife with the Teide volcano. Firgas - is a small town full of charm. The pretty old town is compact and a beautiful place for a stroll. Las Palmas - as you’d expect from the Canary Islands’ largest city, Las Palmas is an energetic and exciting place. Don’t be tempted to miss the beach just because you’re in the urban sprawl, as the handsome Playa de Las Canteras – stretching out over 2mi (3km) – is one of the finest city beaches around. But don’t get too hung up on beach life, or you’ll miss Las Palmas’s other best bits. For an aesthetic and architectural fix, wander down cobbled streets and past brightly coloured, colonial-style houses in Vegueta, the Old Town.