Stretching on almost 3,000 hectares, the Guigui Nature Reserve is located in southwest Gran Canaria, and it is valuable both in terms of floristic and faunal assets. Tourists who venture in this part of the island can admire the beauty of the place, but they should also mind the cultural worth of the reserve, since the venue is pegged out by several archeological sites.
The Tamabada Nature Park is one of the most impressive nature spots in Gran Canaria, filling an area of more than 7,538 square meters.
The Museum of History of Aguimes displays, by the exhibits it shelters, the local history as from the 15th century. It is hosted by the Bishop's Palace.
Diving in Gran Canaria is at its best around Mogan and San Nicolas. The underwater world around this part of the island excels by richness and cleanliness.