Reptilandia Park is located in Galdar, and gives visitors the opportunity to see and admire more than 150 species of reptiles, of which the snakes, the lizards, the iguanas and the turtles are the most notable, though neither the crocodiles nor the alligators should be ignored. In addition, the animal life asset is complemented by specimens of tarantulas, scorpions, monkeys and parrots. The park stretches on an area of 10,000 square meters.
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 Los Marteles Nature Reserve is located in central Gran Canaria, and it is a notable site both as protected area and source of tourist opportunities.
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.