Natural Heritage

Agaete's natural heritage is one of its greatest attractions, with landscapes that combine the majesty of the mountains with the serenity of the sea. The Tamadaba Natural Park stands out, a protected area that is home to extensive pine forests, impressive cliffs and rich biodiversity. The Agaete Valley, with its lush vegetation and unique crops such as coffee, is a paradise for nature lovers. In addition, its natural pools, such as Las Salinas, and its crystal-clear coastline offer ideal spaces for relaxation and adventure. Agaete is a perfect destination to connect with nature in its purest form.

Places

Agaete valley

Barrio de San Pedro, Vecindad de Enfrente, Casas del Camino, los Berrazales, El Sao and El Hornillo. Following this route you can contemplate the beauty

Archaeological Park Maipés

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The Maipés Archaeological Park is one of the most representative archaeological sites of what was the burial mound in Gran Canaria and one of the

Garden of Flowers

This garden was created in the 19th century by the Armas family, owners of the aforementioned garden, who wanted to plant seeds brought from all

Guayedra Ravine

Declared a Natural Site for its valuable geological, natural and landscape testimonies. This ravine is notable for its abundant presence of endemic flora and fauna

La Palmita

Picnic area with a sample of the typical vegetation of the cardonal-tabaibal and a sculpture group, among which are works by the Gran Canarian artist

Natural Park Tamadaba

The Tamadaba and Altavista massifs form one of the two Natural Parks of Gran Canaria. It is located in the northwest of the island and

Port of the Snows

Impressive cliffs that rise from the sea to the Pinar de Tamadaba, highlighting the view of the Dedo de Dios or Roque Partido, a rock