Things to do in San Agustin

The Dunes of Maspalomas

The Dunes of Maspalomas is a nature reserve in the Canary Islands that features many beautiful sand dunes, is home to lizards and rabbits, and is a great place for hiking.

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Palmitos Park

This zoo and botanical garden is different from the zoo and botanical gardens we visit on weekdays. It is located directly on the hillside and is surrounded by mountains and greenery on all sides. In this park built along the mountain there are many unique plants and the first orchid house in Spain. And animal areas such as aquarium, butterfly house, parrot house, etc. are also very popular, very suitable for families with children to come here to integrate with nature.

Maspalomas Lighthouse

Maspalomas Lighthouse is a lighthouse that has weathered the elements, standing quietly where the dunes meet the Atlantic Ocean. Built in the late 19th century, it serves as a guiding beacon for navigation on the island. Initially, this area was just a desolate sea of sand, but the lighthouse cast a long shadow in the sunset, gradually becoming a symbol of this coastline. Strolling to the lighthouse, you will pass through soft dunes, with swaying palm trees nearby and a gentle sea breeze. Upon reaching its base, the light-colored stone walls and red-tiled roof create a charming contrast. Not only is its exterior elegant, but its annex is now open to the public as a folk craft exhibition center. Inside, wooden stairs lead to the former watch rooms, where exhibitions tell the story of the lighthouse's role in navigation, the island's transformation, and local handicrafts. At dusk, it forms a beautiful scene with the coastline and the sunset. The small square, restaurants, and handicraft shops nearby are perfect for relaxing after sightseeing.

Holidayworld Maspalomas Center

Holidayworld Maspalomas Center is a complete leisure center in the Canary Islands, offering a complete leisure service. Located in the south of the island, Holidayworld Maspalomas Center is an amusement park with more than 11,000 square meters of fun, including bowling, karaoke, escape rooms, sports bars and much more. It also offers you flavors from all over the world in one place. The NOMAD food market has 14 "street style" food concepts and offers more than 400 gastronomic proposals, as well as wines, beers and cocktails. It is an entertainment center for visitors of all ages and a place of fun.

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Aqualand Maspalomas

This theme park is located in the southern part of Gran Canaria, featuring approximately 20 attractions that create a water wonderland perfect for the whole family. Slides come in various sizes, shapes, and heights. At Aqualand Maspalomas, water takes on countless forms—this is a mesmerizing aquatic world where water transforms into whirlpools, making you feel engulfed by nature's power as you shoot down and spin on double rafts. For thrill-seekers, experience an adrenaline rush on the speed slides. Adults can unwind in sun loungers while kids play in the dedicated children's paradise.

English beach

English Beach, known locally as Playa del Inglés, is Gran Canaria's largest and most popular beach, located on the island's southern tip in the Maspalomas area. Stretching nearly 3 kilometers along the Atlantic coast, this expansive stretch of golden "biscuit-colored" sand is backed by the iconic rolling dunes of the Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve. Lined with hotels, restaurants, beach bars, and shops, it is a certified tourist haven that attracts families, sun-seekers, and water sports enthusiasts from around the world. With the Canary Islands' mild, spring-like climate year-round, it is an all-season destination.

Dunes Viewpoint

Canary Islands

The Canary Islands are an autonomous archipelago of Spain, located in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of Africa, and consist of seven main islands, including Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and Lanzarote Island. The archipelago enjoys a subtropical oceanic climate, with warm weather year-round and minimal temperature differences between winter and summer, making the seawater suitable for swimming throughout the year. Each of the main islands has distinct highlights: Tenerife's Teide National Park centers on the Teide volcano. This cone-shaped volcano, with an altitude of over 3,700 m, is the highest peak in Spain. You can take a cable car to a platform near the summit to overlook the sea of clouds rolling over the volcanic wasteland, and on clear nights, the mountains are perfect for stargazing; Gran Canaria is home to Las Palmas, one of the most populous cities in the archipelago. The city's Las Canteras Beach features fine sand, clear water, and gentle waves, while the Maspalomas Dunes in the south of the island are a sea of gold extending to the coast, offering a completely different landscape from the other islands; Lanzarote Island's Timanfaya National Park preserves vast areas of solidified lava fields. You can take a tour bus along the Volcano Route to travel through them, watch geothermal demonstrations that use underground residual heat to create steam eruptions, and even ride a camel slowly across the charred volcanic slopes. The Canary Islands are surrounded by the sea, offering a rich selection of marine activities such as surfing, diving, sailing, and boat trips to watch whales and dolphins, and there is convenient transportation connecting the islands.

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