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Roque Nublo
Roque Nublo (Spanish meaning the “Rock Clouded“) is a monolith feature that is 80 m tall. It is one of the most famous landmarks in the island of Gran Canaria.[citation needed] The elevation is 1,813 m ranking it second on the island and one of the tallest in the archipelago. It is municipally located in Tejeda a few kilometres from the town centre. It was formed from a volcanic eruption around 4,5 million years ago.

Arucas
The large attractive buildings now to be seen along both streets were built in a short period of time, with the wealth obtained from sugar crane crops, an industry that lasted until 1910. This was when Arucas became practically as it is today, earning its classification as a Historic and Artistic Town Centre on December 10, 1976.

Maspalomas
One of the most interesting natural protected areas of the Canary Island is located on the southern end of the Gran Canaria: “the special natural reserve of the Dunes of Maspalomas“. This unique spot in the world is a magical beautiful landscape which delights visitors.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Today Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is a bustling city overflowing with Spanish ambiance, history and culture. The Lucha canaria (canarian fight) and the vela latina canaria (Canarian latin sailing) are native sports that originated in the capital of Gran Canaria. Almost every weekend you can observe vela latina canaria regattas going out to the sea. If you want to experience some special festivities in the city of Las Palmas, then come during the carnival period – usually in February/March – or in June (24th) to participate in the San Juan fiestas.

Airporttransfer for 23,- Euro, one way, from 8 am until 12 pm.