Gran Canaria is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world, and with its stunning natural landscape, thriving economy and fascinating history it’s easy to see why. Indeed, the Biosphere Reserve was nominated as a UNESCO area of outstanding natural beauty. Gran Canaria is also home to several areas of protected land including the Red Canariasde Espacios Naturales Protegidos.

There is a host of native art and culture in the areas; some of the most outstanding points of interest include cave paintings of geometric motifs. Gran Canaria is an important destination for European crowds, and has been so for generations; it attracts sailors, divers, deep-sea fishermen and windsurfers eager to take advantage of the beautiful water surrounding the island. There is a strong historical and cultural wealth in Gran Canaria’s museums, which are also well worth a visit.