Protected areas
Unique natural landscapes that capture the volcanic soul and rich biodiversity of southern Gran Canaria.
Maspalomas Dunes Natural Reserve
A one-of-a-kind landscape where the ocean meets the desert. Moving dunes, La Charca Lagoon, and the Palm Grove come together to create a living ecosystem that shelters migratory birds and native wildlife.
Fataga Protected Landscape
Known as the “Valley of a Thousand Palms,” this landscape blends dramatic ravines, charming traditional homes, and vibrant greenery — a living harmony between nature and Canarian rural life.
The Pilancones Natural Park
A lush mountain haven with ancient pine forests, stunning viewpoints, and trails winding through ravines and freshwater springs — a true sanctuary of nature.
The Riscos de Tirajana Natural Monument
Impressive volcanic rock formations rise over the island’s interior — a landscape of deep geological and cultural significance, once home to ancient aboriginal communities.
The Juncalillo del Sur Site of Scientific Interest
Coastal wetlands where nature flourishes between salt flats and lagoons — a vital sanctuary for migratory birds and rare protected wildlife.
