The sets are very realistic. And the park may be exciting for kids, but as adults who just like western stuff - it was a bit lacking. There's a few shows a day which are funny (and they do them in a sort of Spanglish so that most the audience can follow!), but there's not much to do in between besides grab a beer in the crowded saloon. (Unless you are the actors who also run all the other services of the park - Hats off to the great staff for sure!) Would be cool if the park offered some kind of scavenger hunt (on paper or in an app - it could be done in several languages) and teach some history of the buildings and all. A shooting gallery style game would also be pretty cool. Or some line dance lessons. Something a bit more interactive or that could be done on your own time, between shows. Facilities were good - plenty of free parking, reasonably priced food/beverages (though not always enough tables to enjoy them from!)

A beautifully recreated cowboy village that really surprised me in the best way. The actors are fantastic and stay completely in character, which makes the whole experience feel authentic and fun.The shows are fun and very entertaining. you won’t be bored for a single minute. It truly feels like a hidden gem in Gran Canaria. I would definitely recommend visiting!

A fantastic place at a great price. Upon entering the town, you feel like you've stepped back in time. It's great that you can enter the buildings to feel the atmosphere of the place. Plus, all the shows are fun and full of laughs. The saloon serves good food in a fantastic atmosphere. Thank you so much for a great time, and I highly recommend others to visit this place—it's worth it.

We've just toured the whole of Gran Canaria and Sioux City was one of our favourite days out. The immersive Wild West set, show quality and professionalism of the staff was top notch. It's great for both adults and kids.

We had a great day at Sioux City. There is a free bus from various locations which was a great bonus. There are shows on throughout the day which are spaced very well. They give you enough time to look around the town, (Which was originally built for the Spaghetti Western - Take a Hard Ride- staring Lee Van Cleef) in between shows. The performers were excellent, and we really appreciated their hard work. Food and drink very reasonably priced. Especially considering that there is nowhere else to go for a bite.

We had a wonderful experience here! Very fun, the live shows are very entertaining and the people that work there put a lot of effort into the shows. I read some bad reviews about how the animals are treated, but the people there seem to genuinely love and care about them. I love that you can feed the goats and the sheep. The baby goats are also adorable. The only negative thing about that is the white goat, that only seems bullies the little sheep when trying to feed them so he doesn’t get anything Overall a great experience, I would highly recommended going😁

Not great, not terrible. It's an experience. Kind of old humor in my opinion. The animals are awesome, tho, and also the acting lady. She's such a badass. The goats seemed a bit poorly fed. They left the impression that they are only fed with the corn that people buy for €1. It's a lovely experience to feed the animals, but I don't think that is enough food for them. Food is also below average. Don't get your expectations too high.

This review is from the perspective of a tourist visiting with their airsoft daft 13 year old and only having access to the hire equipment. Lots of pros, but a few cons that spoiled the experience a little. Pros : friendly staff, fantastic selection of equipment to buy, superb playing arena, great facilities for those just wanting to watch, good face and eye protection equipment provided, friendly local players Cons : as a tourist it felt like being cannon fodder to the locals who are able to bring their own equipment. You’re given a bright coloured vest (see photos) and stand out like a sore thumb. Locals in camoflage gear (see photos) have tiny coloured ribbons on their arm which from a distance make it very hard to work out which team they’re on. Some also have comms gear. When shooting you’re supposed to show yourself, but we were hit numerous times by a “sniper” who certainly did not show themselves when shooting. So as a tourist it doesn’t feel like a fair fight, and we’re charged more for the privilege (the same doesn’t happen in our country and all guests charged equally). We went twice during our two week holiday and on the whole enjoyed the experience. Unsure if we’ll go back next year unless they sort out the issue I (and others) have with the bright coloured vests.

Pretty fun but more of a paintball like experience then airsoft. Because of masks you cant really aim. @owners put high mount red dots on guns or something, you could even rent red dots. Would go again.

Went here with my son (12) while on holidays in Taurito. Neither of us had played airsoft before. From the very beginning, staff were friendly, helpful and welcomed questions. We played for 2.5 hours and were bucketing sweat but would have stayed longer if we could. Staff even went above and beyond to make sure we got the right bus back. Other users, mostly Spanish speakers were also encouraging and helpful. Can't recommend highly enough.

Very entertaining amd unique place on the island. It is easy to access, next to the highway. Great fun, even for youngsters, since the protection equipment is provided there. It was my first visit today and definitely not the last one. Just to mention that today (probably all weekdays), it was open from 15:00h.

Fantastic experience, the staff where very helpful and friendly and made you feel at ease. They explained what to expect and allowed us to watch first.

Had an awesome time in the Hangar. Feels like a real warzone. Absolutely worth to try

So much fun!! 20€ for a number of balls that i dont remember but lasted all afternoon (4~730pm). The uniforms were clean and big sized (too big for me). Guns a bit heavy for kids or small sized people, but not horrible. If your party isn't big, there are usually other players around you can play together (against each other or mixed up). Service was nice, installations new and clean, lots of toilets and also 2 showers (per gender, id assume). There is plenty of parking and a karting right next door. The battlefield is really nice, tons of hideouts including huts, tunnels, holes... Only negative is that it's hard to play with the mask (which is there for security reasons) because you can't really wear glasses underneath and also they get blurry after some time).

Small outdoor mall with a few shops. There's a bit of everything and basic shops like zara, bershka, strativarius, etc. There's not lot options for food, the only basic is burger king but there are a couple more small food stops. But overall a cute little shopping center with all the basics one can need. There's a big supermarket as well which is a plus. And you can go and have a walk in the town which isn't that far.

It is clean and inside and around the mall it is cooler temperatures then under the direct sun. Stars lost as access to the mall safely as a pedestrian very limited, zero for seats in and around the mall except in the basement area where there are no open businesses. And stars lost as very little selection or variety in shops. Biggest disappointment was the lack of seating in the walkways around where actual shops were. Made the place feel very unwelcoming and deserted as very few people around.

The best mall in the Maspalomas area: clean & modern, good selection of shops with reasonable prices 👌🏻

one of the better shopping malls, recommended. but there should have been benches to sit on

There really isn't alot of shops in this shopping centre, however there is a zara, pull and bear, stradvarius and a supermarket. If your nearby its worth a walk, but wouldnt be rushing to it

Brilliant for small shopping trips only 5 min walk from dunas masaplomas hotel

A medium sized mall with an outdoor plan. Good selection of stores and restaurants with a nice variety of products. There's a big grocery store here as well. Huge parking space outside.

Very average. It's just fine, very touristy and it doesn't look like they take proper care of the garden and the animals. They charge you and extra 5€ for a little bag of food for the camel, a photo is 8€ and any food or drink outside of the "tapas" is also extra. If you buy the option with food it's just cheese, olives, paella & potatoes, which again is just fine, a bit underwhelming. The camel ride they say 60 mins but its really just 40. I added the pictures of the prices as well.

Great place to visit, lovely way to spend time, viewing the dunes of Maspalomas from the back of a camel. Staff were fun and friendly. Prices were extremely reasonable. We hadn’t booked but were lucky enough to get tickets on the next tour. If you purchase the ticket direct from their website you can save a few € and be sure of a place in a tour.

We attended the camel as part of the jeep experience and we were very pleased with the experience. Unfortunately for us, we were at the back of the queue, so we had to wait around 20 minutes for them to come back, but we were happy to wait in the shade outside with an Icecream. Staff were friendly, and it was a great first time experience. We weren't allowed to take photos, but we did for our own personal experience, aswell as purchasing two images at €8 each.

Our trip to camel park was part of a 4x4 tour around gran canaria local areas we paid in advance for a camel ride at the camel park and was our 2nd stop.The fee for the 4x4 tour and camel ride was arranged by our holiday provider TUI. We found the camels lovely and the staff very friendly. It would have been lovely if the camels had a little more space to roam. Me and my family had a little camel ride but felt a little sorry for the camels as the track was very stoney and not much sand like you would have expected if they were in their normal habitat. Small little shop to buy refreshments but quite limited choices available mainly chilled drinks, ice cream and crisps but reasonably priced. We all felt welcomed.

Do not support this establishment. The people are kind and helpful, but the way the animals are treated is nothing short of torture. Camels are chained down with no option for them to retreat into the shade. They are forced to carry too much weight. Do not use your money to support animal cruelty. This was a stop on our guided island tour.

We came here as part of a discovery jeep trip. My boys rode on camels for the first time and loved it. There is a small gift shop, a place to get drinks and a smoking area which is in the shade.

Absolutely amazing experience. There's a little shop with cold drinks and ice creams. There's also a little zoo. The lady working there was lovely. The camels were bigger than I expected. Ours was impatient and stood up whilst we were still being strapped in! The walk wasn't a smooth one, it was mostly down hill but it was a fab experience and I was glad we did it.

I witnessed three different employees giving cash game poker players hundreds of euros less than they should have received. Theft? They insist that you color up your chips at the end of the night AT THE TABLE. But they don’t use chip racks and they make “mistakes”. One time they gave me 250 euros too little. Another time at the cashier window they gave me 200 euros too little (because they count without using chip racks unlike every other casino in the world). And a German guy went to the bathroom at the end of the night and the manager Nicole shorted him 300 euros but only gave him an additional 250 euro.

Nice and friendly place. Small casino, but staff is friendly. I only play blackjack, and rules were not that bad. No double down on soft hands except 10. , 9 or 11s if I recall properly which limits the edge on the player. Other double downs are also limited. Pay 3:2 which is OK. Minimum bet is 5€ which is great to be able to play longer sessions without breaking the bank. Drinks and food should be cheaper though, but they are not a rip off either. I really like it in other casinos where after one or two hours of playing they will reach out with some free drinks, even if it's just a courtesy beer.

Needs a new concept. Cool looking building, not much inside. The bartender is excellent though, one ofnthe best espresso martinis I have had

Fabulous hotel, good food, great facilities, our 3rd time in staying here. Definitely recommend 👌

WARNING: VERY LOW RTP % (Return to Player) on the Slots here! For me the lowest RTP I ever experienced in a landbase casino. And I saw a lot: Vegas, Macau for example. This is a totally rip-off place for playing the slots (old selection as well). The table games area looks fine.

This is a very decent spot. Good range of slots in the casino plus an immediate area with shops, a supermarket and a good choice of restaurants including Chinese and Thai. Over a 2 week break it served us very well. Better location than the Maspalomas casino.

Everybody is realy professional and the place is very nice to be in. Play some blackjack and have a great evening

Must visit for any wine lover! Very kind and professional service. Really good wine, especially white ones.

One month in advance they responded to the communication via their website. But when I booked on Wednesday a visit for Friday, then I did not receive any confirmation. Ok, on the website they claim that they are open every day from 10 to 14 from Tuesday to Saturday. So, I came on Friday and it was completely closed at 10:00 and 10:30. Not clear at all how and when they are open. I saw good reviews, but sadly I saw only the closed door and no communication.

Absolutely the BEST winery to visit when you are on the island of Gran Canaria! It is a wine cooperative, so they have many more varieties and choices than other wineries in the area, and their opening hours are more dependable. You can book guided tours, but they require an advance booking so be sure to call before you arrive. Tastings don’t require a booking in advance. Walk ins are welcome. They can provide you with bread, cheese, and olives to enjoy during your tasting for a small fee. The tastings cost only 2 Euros for each variety, but each “tasting” was over 1/2 glass of wine! We had 4 tastings and snacks, and we spent about 2 hours there. The drive through the mountains up to the winery is beautiful with expansive views of the mountains and valleys with the ocean in the distance. When you arrive, be aware that Google maps will have you in the right place, on the correct road, but will say “you have arrived” when you are in a parking lot for an adjacent apartment development. Just keep driving a little further and you will see a dirt road at the end of the apartment parking lot that will lead you to the parking area and the entrance for the winery. We really enjoyed the variety of wines presented, but especially enjoyed the oak barrel aged white and red wines that had a distinct and almost smoky flavor. Their aged rose’ wine was also excellent. Their prices range from $10 to 17 Euros per bottle. (We bought 6 bottles!) They can ship outside the country, but it isn’t cheap. It is better to have them box the wine up to take home with you, or just try to find it in a duty free shop before you leave. It is definitely worth the drive up to this winery and definitely plan on taking some bottles with you! It’s a great stop with friends or family to enjoy an afternoon together.

What’s not to love? A casual bodega where you can sample all sorts of local wines at your own table with explanations by the friendly and knowledgeable sales person. Unless you order a full glass the tasting is only €6 per person and the wines are reasonably priced for purchase. I personally loved the new line of listán negro red wines. Call ahead to confirm hours. You don’t need a booking to taste the wine but you do if you want a tour.

Rafael gave us a short, interesting and informative tour. Afterwards we enjoyed a wine tasting with cheese, bread and olives. Vanessa was very friendly and we had a great time. The place is nicely decorated and as the tasting is inside good on a hot day. We can recommend the red wines and the dessert wine! They produce 11 of which you can taste 10.

Great place, delicous wines, friendly staff. They are open until2pm, if you want an organized tour you need to give them a call. You can also show up and pay for different wines to taste.

Had an incredibly enjoyable tour and tasting. A delightful woman who speaks English well and enthusiastically shares information about wine production and general details about wines in the Canary Islands. Well-organized tasting where we tried delicious wines.

Incredible panoramic views. Well worth pulling into the car park and spending 10 minutes enjoying the beautiful mountain scenery of this area.

If youre going to the centre of the island to visit Roque Nublo and the surrounding area from the south, Id definitely recommend this route that passes this mirador. There's plenty of space and parking lots to stop here and the view is amazing. The road after this miradors meanders down into the valley, its well worth the scenic drive (personally even more beautiful than GC-200 on the west).

I stopped here on the way from Maspalomas to Pico de las Nieves. I love these curvy mountain roads, but I really hate holiday drivers who don’t use GPS and slow down everyone because they don’t know where they want to go. The view is nice, but you stop here just for a few minutes. Maybe grab a snack, take a photo, and continue your trip.

A viewpoint with a lot of view :). Nicely made with parking spots, benches . In my opinion its the nicest spot on that whole road.

Great views a top the mountain road passage Plenty of parking spots and a generous viewing platform to take in the vista

Nestled in the heart of southern Gran Canaria, Mirador Astronómico de la Degollada de las Yeguas is a stunning viewpoint that blends dramatic landscapes with an exceptional spot for stargazing. Why It’s Worth the Stop: 🌄 Jaw-Dropping Views – The viewpoint overlooks a vast, arid canyon that stretches all the way toward the southern coast. It’s a surprising and sudden shift from the nearby lush palm groves and coastal resorts, giving you a sense of the island’s wild, volcanic heart. 🌌 Designed for Stargazing – This isn’t just a daytime stop. As the name suggests, the site is also set up for astronomy. It’s far from light pollution and includes signs and orientation markers to help visitors identify constellations and planets. Bring a telescope or binoculars for an even more immersive experience. 🚗 Easy Access – Located right along GC-60, it's a convenient stop whether you're heading from Maspalomas to the central mountains or doing a scenic loop. There’s a small parking area right next to the viewpoint, and no hiking is required. 🧘‍♀️ Peaceful Atmosphere – Despite being roadside, it’s a calm, quiet place. At sunset or early morning, you may find yourself completely alone with the landscape and the wind. 📷 Photographer’s Paradise – The combination of rugged cliffs, shifting light, and deep canyons makes for some fantastic photo opportunities—both day and night. Good to Know: There are no facilities on site (no toilets or shops), so bring water and anything you might need. Best visited at sunset or after dark for a full experience—especially if you're into astrophotography. Can get windy and cooler, especially after sundown, so bring a jacket.

It was a beautifull experience! I hope you feeling better now! Thank you!

Informative site, unfortunately the visitors centre closed at 2pm , but you can still access the site on a public footpath at the side after this time. The graves show you just how a pile of stones can be important archaeological and culturally.

We parked the car at the beginning of Arteara and walked through the village. When reaching the Necropolis after an approx.1 km walk, we decided we had seen enough sculls & bones at the musuem in Las Palmas. Instead, we walked back through the ”jungle” of high palm-trees and other huge plants. No machete needed!

Set amongst the beautiful landscape of southern Gran Canaria, these ~800 tombs are well worth a visit. Entrance available as part of a combined €10 ticket to see all the archeological sites on the island or individual tickets for €4 (€2 for students). There's a small but well laid out museum explaining the history of the area and the burial process as well as some footpaths (slightly rough ground and steep at times) following different routes around the tombs. Accessible via bus 45 from Maspalomas (check the times as they're infrequent) or there's free parking at the museum. We stopped off here at the start of a hike through the mountains from Arteara to Ayaguares.

After a walk from the parking lot to the entrance , we recognized it´s closed today. Why must we walk about 1km to read this ? It´s possible to write down this information nearby the parking lot, ist´s it ?

This is worth the hike. A very quiet path to view an interesting group of funeral mounds

Must see in the area, seems just like a pile of rocks but in fact there's a lot more than this. Worth a visit and it's cheap.

Sorry, we turned around, the road was very narrow and windy, so the first chance we got we turned around, we couldn't afford to damage the hire car.

(Translated by Google) An emblematic and very beautiful space, where you can celebrate events. (Original) Un espacio emblemático y muy bonito, donde celebrar eventos.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular place, the hermitage cozy and cool compared to the temperatures outside. It was my first visit; spacious, comfortable and cozy: ideal place for this type of ceremony/celebration!!! Long live the love of Fran and Rita!!!!! (Original) Lugar espectacular, la ermita acogedora y fresquita en comparación con las temperaturas en el exterior.Era mi primera visita; amplio, cómodo y acogedor: lugar ideal para este tipo de ceremonia/celebración!!! Viva el amor de Fran y Rita!!!!!

(Translated by Google) In my opinion, the best place to celebrate a wedding in Gran Canaria: hermitage inside the fine house, covered room for 700 guests, immense gardens, several areas for cocktails. It is a historical place and they have recently opened a museum within the same estate. (Original) En mi opinión, el mejor lugar para celebrar una boda en Gran Canaria: ermita dentro de la fina, salón cubierto para 700 comensales, unos jardines inmensos, varias zonas para cócteles. es un lugar histórico y recientemente han abierto un museo dentro de la misma finca.

(Translated by Google) We are very grateful for the treatment and professionalism of the entire team at the county estate. Thanks to Montse for her unconditional help and for your recommendations, we were lost on this issue and you made it very easy for us and for treating us with so much kindness and affection. Thanks to Lara for your help and kindness. Thank you María, for that exquisite and elegant decoration and that know-how, all beautiful. And of course, for that exquisite food and attention in the cocktail and dinner services. Thank you all for your professionalism. 100% recommended. We got married on 09/07/19 and I would do it again a thousand times here. THANK YOU!! (Original) Estamos muy agradecidos por el trato y la profesionalidad de todo el equipo de la finca condal. Gracias a Montse por su ayuda incondicional y por tus recomendaciones,estábamos perdidos en este tema y nos lo hiciste facilísimo y por tratarnos con tanta amabilidad y cariño. Gracias a Lara por tu ayuda y amabilidad. Gracias María,por esa decoración exquisita y elegante y ese saber hacer, todo precioso. Y como no,por esa exquisita comida y atención en los servicios del coctail y cena. Gracias a todos por vuesta profesionalidad. 100% recomendable. Nos casamos el 7/09/19 y lo volvería a hacer una y mil veces más aquí. GRACIAS!!

(Translated by Google) Wonderful wedding celebration day!!! (Original) Día de celebración de boda maravilloso!!!

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place to learn about the history of the Canary Islands and its relationship with the Count of Vega Grande. A quiet and pleasant place. The exquisite wine and the delicious cheese. We will return for sure. (Original) Un lugar maravilloso para conocer la historia de Canarias y su relación con el Conde de la Vega Grande. Un sitio tranquilo y agradable. El vino exquisito y el queso buenísimo. Volveremos seguro.

(Translated by Google) We went on a guided tour and they charged us 9 euros per ticket, which was supposed to include a "tasting menu". Turns out there was only wine, for people who don't drink alcohol there was no other option. With a bad face they gave us less than half a glass of water (the waitress said they had run out of water) in a glass that was also dirty. The "cheese ration" was miserable. They literally put four tiny pieces of cheese on a coffee cup plate with a couple of biscuits, and not for one person, but to share. It cost less than a triangle per person. REGRETTABLE. Without a doubt, they lose out, because we were a fairly large group and everyone left dissatisfied with the experience. (Original) Fuimos a una visita guiada y nos cobraron 9 euros por entrada, donde se suponía que iba incluido un "menú degustación". Resulta que solo había vino, para las personas que no beben alcohol no había otra opción. Con mala cara nos pusieron menos de medio vaso de agua (la camarera dijo que se les había acabado el agua) en un vaso que además estaba sucio. La "ración de queso" era miserable. Literalmente nos pusieron en un plato de taza de café cuatro trozos pequeñísimos de queso con un par de bizcochos, y no para una persona, sino para compartir. Salía a menos de un triángulo por persona. LAMENTABLE. Sin duda, salen ellos perdiendo, porque éramos un grupo bastante numero y todos se fueron descontentos con la experiencia.

Cute local church in the middle of the nice mountain town

Nice Church

Typical mid-sized Canarian church. Worth a visit.

To be there

(Translated by Google) I really enjoyed visiting the Church of San Bartolomé de Tirajana (Tunte) in Gran Canaria. The Church of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, also known as Tunte, is located in the old town of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, Gran Canaria. It was consecrated in 1922 and is distinguished by its basilica architecture divided into three naves. One of the church's most notable features is the High Altarpiece, a work by the master Lino Feo Ramos in 1922. The central niche of this altarpiece contains the effigy of San Bartolomé, acquired between 1783 and 1787. The church is located in the historic center of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, a town located approximately 54 kilometers from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. It is nestled in the heart of the Caldera de Tirajana, a privileged location that makes it a communication hub between the north and south of the island. Admission and visits to the church are free. The church features a basilica-like structure with three naves, typical of Canarian religious architecture. High Altarpiece: This work of art, created by Lino Feo Ramos, is a focal point of the church. The central niche houses the effigy of San Bartolomé, the patron saint of the church. Interior Decoration: The interior of the church is adorned with statues of local and national saints, as well as various religious works of art. I appreciated the Church of San Bartolomé de Tirajana for its calm and serene atmosphere. It is an important place of worship for local residents and also attracts visitors interested in the religious architecture and history of the island. I appreciated the history and architecture of the church, which bear witness to the region's past. Furthermore, the church offers a space for tranquility and reflection, away from the tourist hustle and bustle of the coastal areas. To summarize, I can say that the Church of San Bartolomé de Tirajana is an architectural gem located in the historic center of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, Gran Canaria. Consecrated in 1922, it stands out for its high altarpiece and peaceful atmosphere. Visitors find it a historic and serene place of worship, ideal for discovering the island's cultural heritage. Admission is free. I recommend this site visit because it's a great time, and the tour of the town of San Bartolomé de Tirajana (also called Tunte) is also very pleasant. I've attached some photos and videos. Please add a smiley face, a thumbs-up, a heart, etc., under the review and photos to encourage me in my endeavors. It's always a pleasure to receive positive feedback. Enjoy your visit. Best regards, Éric Tison F-57 Féy (Metz, Moselle, France). (Original) J'ai bien aimé visiter l'église de San Bartolomé de Tirajana (Tunte) à Grande Canarie. L'Église de San Bartolomé de Tirajana, également connue sous le nom de Tunte, est située dans la vieille ville de San Bartolomé de Tirajana, à Grande Canarie. Elle a été consacrée en 1922 et se distingue par son architecture basilicale divisée en trois nefs. L'un des éléments les plus remarquables de l'église est le Retable Majeur, une œuvre réalisée par le maître Lino Feo Ramos en 1922. La niche centrale de ce retable est occupée par l'effigie de San Bartolomé, acquise entre 1783 et 1787. L'église se trouve dans le centre historique de San Bartolomé de Tirajana, une commune située à environ 54 kilomètres de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Elle est nichée au cœur de la Caldera de Tirajana, un emplacement privilégié qui en fait un nœud de communication entre le nord et le sud de l'île. L'entrée et la visite de l'église sont gratuites. L'église présente une structure basilicale avec trois nefs, typique de l'architecture religieuse des Canaries. Retable Majeur : Cette œuvre d'art, réalisée par Lino Feo Ramos, est un point focal de l'église. La niche centrale abrite l'effigie de San Bartolomé, le saint patron de l'église. Décoration intérieure : L'intérieur de l'église est orné de statues de saints locaux et nationaux, ainsi que de diverses œuvres d'art religieuses. J'ai apprécié l'église de San Bartolomé de Tirajana pour son atmosphère calme et sereine. Elle est un lieu de culte important pour les habitants locaux et attire également les visiteurs intéressés par l'architecture religieuse et l'histoire de l'île. J'ai apprécié l'histoire et l'architecture de l'église, qui témoignent du passé de la région. De plus, l'église offre un espace de tranquillité et de réflexion, loin de l'agitation touristique des zones côtières. Pour résumer, je peux dire que l'église de San Bartolomé de Tirajana est un joyau architectural situé dans le centre historique de San Bartolomé de Tirajana, à Grande Canarie. Consacrée en 1922, elle se distingue par son retable majeur et son atmosphère paisible. Les visiteurs y trouvent un lieu de culte historique et serein, idéal pour découvrir l'héritage culturel de l'île. Son entrée est gratuite. Je vous recommande cette visite site car on y passe un bon moment et la visite de la ville de San Bartolomé de Tirajana (appelée aussi Tunte) est également très sympa. Je joins en annexe quelques photos et vidéos. Svp mettre un smiley, un bravo ou un cœur ou autre etc...sous l'avis et les photos pour m'encourager dans ma démarche. Cela fait toujours plaisir d'avoir des retours sympathiques. Bonne visite. Best regards. Éric Tison F-57 Féy (Metz. Moselle. France).

(Translated by Google) This small but interesting church or parish church began construction in the late 17th century on the site of an old 16th-century chapel. This three-nave parish church features Mudejar-style wooden vaults and a main altarpiece with a statue of Saint Bartholomew in the center. A curious fact is that construction began in 1690, but it wasn't consecrated until 1922. Aside from this anecdote, it's worth mentioning that this church is one of the jewels of Canarian Mudejar architecture. The accompanying photos are included. (Original) Pequeña pero interesante esta iglesia o parroquia, se comenzó a construir a finales del S.XVII sobre una antigua ermita del S. XVI. Esta parroquia de tres naves cabe destacar de su interior las bóvedas de madera de estilo mudéjar y el retablo mayor con una imagen en el centro de San Bartolomé. Una de las curiosidades, se empezó a construir en 1690, peo no fue hasta 1922 cuando se consagró. Aparte de esta anécdota, hay que comentar que esta iglesia es una de las joyas del mudéjar canario. Las fotos acompañan.

(Translated by Google) Although the church is relatively new, it is located in the historic center of the town and directly on the Canary Islands Way of St. James. If you're in the area, it's worth a quick visit. (Original) Obwohl die Kirche relativ neu ist, liegt sie im historischen Zentrum des Ortes und direkt am Kanarischen Jakobsweg. Wenn man in der Gegend ist, lohnt sich ein kurzer Besuch.

Abandoned but nice. There is a lot of river dam in Gran Canaria. Too bad that isn't turist attraction. You can walk on to.

Impressive landscape with lake at bottom of high sided volcanic mountains.

Not really a hotspot for tourists anymore - that‘s the chance to have a great hike in this area without being “disturbed” by other people. The dam is the perfect place to take some great picture of the reservoir and the valley behind. Only the view to the other side of the dam is a bit disappointing.

Beautiful surroundings to go fishing for carp. Great guide, David Beacham, from CarpGranCanaria.

It felt like abandoned at the time when we arrived, but it was nice to take a walk around in our own presence.

Great carp fishing with Dave Beecham from Canaria carping... If you fancy a great day out and catch some great looking fish then Dave is your man

Beautiful lake in a superb landscape

Very nice local beach, pure chill out and nice sunsets

nice view

Nice

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(Translated by Google) Very nice beach with only locals. No tourists seen. We spent an afternoon here. We found it very pleasant because there were no tourists, only local people. This gave us the feeling of having the beach and sea to ourselves. Of course there are no restaurants or bars in the area. So if that's not for you, stay away. Also take the ebb and flow into account because it came in strongly when we were there. Large stones and pebble beach. But we were happy to accept that (Original) Zeer leuk strand met enkel locals. Geen toeristen gezien. We hebben hier een namiddag vertoefd. We vonden het erg aangenaam omdat er geen toeristen zaten enkel en alleen lokale mensen. Daardoor kregen we het gevoel om toch het strand en de zee voor ons alleen te hebben. Natuurlijk zijn er dan wel geen restaurants of bars in de omgeving. Dus als dat niets voor jou is blijf er dan weg. Hou ook rekening met eb en vloed want deze kwam sterk opzetten als wij er zaten. Grote stenen en kiezel strand. Maar dat namen we er graag bij

(Translated by Google) A beautiful, quiet, and clean pebble beach. However, the sea changes to sandy after just a few meters. You'll want to bring a suitable seat, as it quickly becomes uncomfortable. Since there are no trees or similar shade providers, an umbrella would be helpful for the midday sun. If you walk a few meters further, you'll find quiet spots for undisturbed, sometimes even generous, sunbathing. (Original) Schöner ruhiger und sauberer Steinstrand. Das Meer hat aber schon nach ein paar Metern Sandboden. Zum sitzen sollte man eine geeignete Sitzmöglichkeit mitbringen, da es schnell unbequem wird. Da auch keine Bäume oder ähnliche Schattenspender da sind wäre ein Schirm für die Mittagssonne hilfreich. Wenn man ein paar Meter weiter geht, findet man auch ruhige Plätze für ungestörte, manchmal auch freizügige Sonnenplätze.

(Translated by Google) An incredible beach. As soon as you arrive you will find a mountain of stones on the edge of the beach, once you enter the water, you do not expect the large sand flat that you find, with the tide being low, you will be able to walk quite far in without hardly having depth. Normally quite clean waters, quiet beach where you can spend the night with the car being practically next to the beach. A different and highly recommended beach (Original) Una playa increíble. Nada más llegar te encontrarás con una montaña de piedras a la orilla de la playa, una vez entras al agua, no te esperas el gran llano de arena con el que te encuentras, teniendo la marea baja, podrás caminar bastante adentro sin a penas tener profundidad. Aguas de normal bastante limpias, playa tranquila donde podrás hacer noche con el coche estando pegado a la playa prácticamente. Una playa diferente y muy recomendada

Fantastic experience, guides were multilingual views out of this world,would definitely recommend if visiting this beautiful island. Not however gor the faint of heart or agoraphobic😅

I took a buggy trip here, and it was a great experience. You can go quite high and get yourself a lovely photo with mesmerising views. It is like a mini great canyon 😊 take some sun protection as heat up here is strong, and there is no shade to hide under. Just odd cactus 🌵 enjoy!!

Very beautifull and free entry

Fantastic viwe 👍

Beautiful nature with lots of trekking paths and stunning views

We did a Bike Tour there. it was like the middle of nowhere. It was remarkable adventure. The Nature in the Canary Islands is something very special.

Went a buggy trip absolutely lovely place

(Translated by Google) Worth seeing place, beautiful view and great place for a short break or stop. Definitely recommended! (Original) Sehenswerter Ort, schöne Aussicht und toller Platz für eine kleine Pause bzw. einen Stopp. Definitiv empfehlenswert!

Have seen nicer Miradors. Watch out where you park your car

(Translated by Google) Great views from here. As always in these things, looking at the photos gives you an idea of ​​what one is referring to. (Original) Grandes vistas desde aquí. Como siempre en estas cosas, mirar las fotos da a entender a qué se refiere uno.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful panorama. The area is carefully landscaped, with well-maintained trees and benches. Books are available for reading, mostly in Spanish, but some in English as well. A pleasant place to relax. (Original) Ładna panorama. Miejscie starannie zagospodarowane, zadbane drzewa i ławeczki. Są dostępne książki do poczytania, głównie w języku hiszpańskim, ale zdarzają się też po angielsku. Przyjemne miejsce na odpoczynek.

(Translated by Google) A place to contemplate the landscape but it is filled with kids who play loud music with screams and voices. But cool to take photos. (Original) Sitio donde contemplar el paisaje pero se llena de chavales que ponen música alta con gritos y voces. Pero chulobpara hacer fotos.

(Translated by Google) The Mirador is in the town center. From there you have a very nice view of the Barranco de Tirajana and Santa Lucia. (Original) Der Mirador liegt im Ortszentrum. Von dort aus hat man einen sehr schönen Blick in den Barranco de Tirajana und auf Santa Lucia.

(Translated by Google) From here you can enjoy a very beautiful view of the valley. (Original) Von hier kann man einen sehr schönen Blick ins Tal genießen.

We passed this walking down from the campsite to town of Fataga but it was not close enough to get good views of the old water gringing mill. Stunning location in the valley looking up to the mountains and down to the town

Amazing views! Nice drive if you're not scared of heights and a nice little walk.

one of many bus stops you can hope off for a view

Lovely finca

Terrific scenery, breathtaking landscape!

Great place!

Great Spot!!!