One of the most popular, fun and informative ways to tour Las Palmas is by the classic double-decker, hop-on, hop-off guided bus tour. Sit on top and enjoy the open air view or ride inside in air-conditioned or heated comfort as your knowledgeable guide points out landmarks and shares the rich history of this beautiful … read more
The Lago Oasis waterpark is a saltwater based pool with a good selection of water slides and attractions, there’s even some for the big kids. If waterslides aren’t your thing, you can still take a swim in the non-slide area or relax on a sunlounger. There is free entrance to the waterpark if you are … read more
Aqualand Maspalomas, located on the road on the way to Palmitos Park, is currently the largest waterpark in Gran Canaria. The 33 slides and 13 attractions stretch over 90,000 sq meters. A great family day out at this theme park is waiting for you, with an adrenaline rush or a relaxing day in the sun, … read more
After a lovely lunch in the Irish Tavern in Puerto de Mogán we decided to check out the new archaeological site Cañada de los Gatos. They have been working on this site as you can imagine for quite some time, so I was excited to see that they finally opened their doors to the public … read more
Have you ever noticed an abandoned plane just sitting there at the side of the road near to Bahia Feliz? I’ve driven past this plane so many times, I just had to find out more. El Berriel airfield in south Gran Canaria is home to the large bird, which has clearly seen better days, it … read more
