Eastern Gran Canaria

The eastern part of Gran Canaria is the economically most important part of the island. Traces of the "old Canaries" can be found here, where the oldest settlements of the Spaniards were. The region also has a lot to offer for tourists: including water sports, surfing, and diving.

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Map
28°1′8″N 15°26′10″W
Map of Eastern Gran Canaria

Towns

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  • 28.13-15.4341 Las Palmas is the capital has international flair, and the 3-km-long sandy beach is ideal for relaxing. Additionally, there are museums, parks and churches in Las Palmas. The Columbus House in the district Vegueta is not to be missed.
  • 27.998-15.4192 Telde is the second largest city, with an old town centre worth seeing.
  • 27.918-15.4393 Ingenio
  • 27.904-15.4474 Agüimes is a small but scenic village.

Other destinations

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  • 28.0652-15.46181 Jardín Botánico Canario Viera y Clavijo (7 km from downtown). Established by Swedish botanist Nils Svedelius around 1950, it gives a good overview of the plant life of the Canary Islands. Highlights include the cactus garden and waterfalls. It's accessible by city bus (line 301) or car (parking available). free. Jardín Botánico Canario Viera y Clavijo on Wikipedia Jardín Botánico Canario Viera y Clavijo (Q1303386) on Wikidata OSM directions 

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Caldera de Bandma is a former volcano, popular short hike.

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