Pico de las Nieves

The Canary Islands, including Gran Canaria as one of the main regions in the Spanish archipelago, along with Tenerife, are known for their great potential for tourism. It's the region's main industry for income by completely removing agriculture that was the main economic activity in the early 20th century, changing completely in the later decades.  And how could it not? When it comes to the Canary Islands and especially Gran Canaria, the potential of “Isla Bonita” is evident, which is how the is also called due to the sceneries, landscapes, beaches, mountains and roads the has to offer. You can't forget to mention the capital of Las Palmas as the amazing metropolis it has become over the years. Nowadays, Gran Canaria is a region that receives millions of visitors every year, attracted by the many places and extensive benefits the

The Canary Islands is a region that stands out in the world respecting landscapes and views, with almost unbeatable scenery that really is something else. Of course, Gran Canaria is an island that has all of these characteristics and more, in fact having relevance in destination options of natural and wild approach that are perfect and unique for travelers, adventurers and anyone else looking for an unforgettable experience.  The thing is, while there are well known destinations in Gran Canary for having natural and wild features that are perfect to carry out activities outdoors; Maspalomas Dunes, Playa Las Canteras, Roque Nublo and Bandama as clear examples, there are others that are even more interesting from this point of view in the island. Here are a few of these wild and natural destinations in Gran Canaria:  Pico de las Nieves Looking at wonderful landscapes