The Inagua Integral Nature Park fills a surface of 3,920.3 hectares, and it stretches between Tejeda, Mogan and San Nicolas. The reserve stands out by its stunning landscape yielded by mountains, ravines, pastures and pine forests. In fact, the reserve is said to represent the best preserved pine forest in Gran Canaria. Several endangered endemic species of plants and birds spawn throughout the reserve.
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.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is the capital of the island and the most important commercial port. It is also a source of considerable tourist opportunities.
The Inagua Nature Reserve is a significant protected area in Gran Canaria by force of the fact it contains the best preserved pine forest in Gran Canaria.