San Bartolome de Tirajana Art, Coastal, Flowers + Peaceful Pictures

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Ridges, mountains and ravines make up an otherworldly terrain full of intriguing plants and animals in the oldest part of the island. 

Come here to relax on the long golden beach, shop in the extensive market and visit one of Gran Canaria’s largest water parks.

Come here to relax on the long golden beach, shop in the extensive market and visit one of Gran Canaria’s largest water parks.

This iconic, towering lighthouse has played a vital role in protecting local sailors for more than 100 years.

This iconic, towering lighthouse has played a vital role in protecting local sailors for more than 100 years.

Ridges, mountains and ravines make up an otherworldly terrain full of intriguing plants and animals in the oldest part of the island. 

Ridges, mountains and ravines make up an otherworldly terrain full of intriguing plants and animals in the oldest part of the island. 

Ridges, mountains and ravines make up an otherworldly terrain full of intriguing plants and animals in the oldest part of the island. 

This iconic, towering lighthouse has played a vital role in protecting local sailors for more than 100 years.

Ridges, mountains and ravines make up an otherworldly terrain full of intriguing plants and animals in the oldest part of the island. 

Ridges, mountains and ravines make up an otherworldly terrain full of intriguing plants and animals in the oldest part of the island. 

Ridges, mountains and ravines make up an otherworldly terrain full of intriguing plants and animals in the oldest part of the island. 

This iconic, towering lighthouse has played a vital role in protecting local sailors for more than 100 years.

Come here to relax on the long golden beach, shop in the extensive market and visit one of Gran Canaria’s largest water parks.

This iconic, towering lighthouse has played a vital role in protecting local sailors for more than 100 years.

This iconic, towering lighthouse has played a vital role in protecting local sailors for more than 100 years.