You’ll find it in a great yet tiny place almost touching the sky. Many people refer to it as the volcano’s son. If you make it all the way to its base, you’ll understand why.

We’re talking about Roque Nublo, our island’semblem that looks down on us all-powerfully from an extraordinary spot.

In the surrounding area, you’ll be rewarded with some impressive views and a lunar landscape that will make you feel like an astronaut exploring another world.

This seaside village hides endless secret spots, colourful streets and narrow canals, just waiting to be discovered by visitors. Experts on the good life chat in bars among bougainvillea and peals of laughter, needing nothing more than a beautiful sunset and candlelight.

Teror Old Town hides one of our greatest treasures.

Located right in the heart of the island, this village is home to cobbled streets, hanging balconies and, if you carry on walking, a Basilica that dates back to the 18th century, declared a Public Interest Site.

This place holds great symbolic value for all the islanders, home to Our Lady of the Pines, the island’s patron saint.

Right in the capital of Gran Canaria, there’s a massive fish tank where the fish roam free, Las Canteras, just a few metres from the city.

An endless beach with a surprising seabed, flanked by a natural stone and coral barrier.

A lively city beach, befitting on the city itself - don’t miss it when you’re visiting the capital.

This is the ideal place to get lost just to find yourself again, a favourite spot for many islanders and visitors is the Puerto de las Nieves.

The cafés on the dock, its natural pools or a sunset that bids farewell to each day alongside an amazing cliff that provides the backdrop to Agaete.

A small fishing village where you can leave your problems behind you.

The north of Gran Canaria has a teleport machine that will take you back in time.

The Painted Cave (Cueva Pintada) is a must-see for anyone who wishes to find out more about the islands’ origins, history and aboriginal culture hundreds of years ago.

An important legacy passed down to today’s history buffs.