There is a bus stop right in front of the airport (to Las Palmas approx. 2,70€). I arrived quite late and still had a long time to find how to get the bus to the hotel, becausethe transport ja island is quite confusing, so I didn't catch much in the evening anymore.
What about the food? No... Overall pretty traditional restaurants, but quite expensive. Traditional food is great, but I really like Spanish Burger King because compared to Czech food it's TOP. In supermarkets the food is not so expensive and is of good quality.
Quite clean...
But, the aisles off the main avenue were dirty and smelly. Lots of homeless people and dogs, but otherwise not bad. The sea was clean
Sand sculptures. They are free and right by the main promenade. It's not something you have to see at any price, but for free it's nice and nicely done.
I went to the cave from the Llano Alegre stop. The journey takes about 30 minutes (2.5km). You can see the sea all the way up and can see Las Palmas along the way
.One of the most beautiful cities.
Beautiful scenery on the way to and from the town. Few people and enough things to see. Bus doesn't go there very often as it's a small town in the mountains, but really worth it.
It's definitely worth the 13€. Every hour they have an event (dolphins, birds, etc). You'll get through it in a couple of hours and I recommend combining it with a trip to the dunes.
For me it is the most beautiful place in Gran Canaria, but you must not follow their paths. It says to follow the route, but you're walking on the rocks and not on the dunes at all, so you have to climb the rope and go straight to the sea over the dunes.
You have to go through the old centre of Gran Canaria! It's not the prettiest city I've seen, but it's also full of sights. Las Palmas is quite a big city, so you have to take the bus there too, but you can get everywhere.
The place is a little overhyped. It's actually a beautiful town, but it's overhyped on social media. It's beautiful, but from the response I expected a bit more.
The price was about 500 CZK/person. but it was worth it. Huge aquarium with lots of aquariums. You get a map of the aquarium and you have to follow it because there is only one way to go anyway. They have it nicely divided up and nicely/cleanly done.
A magnificent descent into an old volcano that is over 200 metres deep and 574 metres above sea level. The trip took about 30 minutes on a gravel road with beautiful views of the landscape.
The flight site is small, so you will not get lost.
There is a bus stop right in front of the airport (to Las Palmas approx. 2,70€). I arrived quite late and still had a long time to find how to get the bus to the hotel, becausethe transport ja island is quite confusing, so I didn't catch much in the evening anymore.
What about the food? No... Overall pretty traditional restaurants, but quite expensive. Traditional food is great, but I really like Spanish Burger King because compared to Czech food it's TOP. In supermarkets the food is not so expensive and is of good quality.
Quite clean...
But, the aisles off the main avenue were dirty and smelly. Lots of homeless people and dogs, but otherwise not bad. The sea was clean
Sand sculptures. They are free and right by the main promenade. It's not something you have to see at any price, but for free it's nice and nicely done.
I went to the cave from the Llano Alegre stop. The journey takes about 30 minutes (2.5km). You can see the sea all the way up and can see Las Palmas along the way
.One of the most beautiful cities.
Beautiful scenery on the way to and from the town. Few people and enough things to see. Bus doesn't go there very often as it's a small town in the mountains, but really worth it.
It's definitely worth the 13€. Every hour they have an event (dolphins, birds, etc). You'll get through it in a couple of hours and I recommend combining it with a trip to the dunes.
For me it is the most beautiful place in Gran Canaria, but you must not follow their paths. It says to follow the route, but you're walking on the rocks and not on the dunes at all, so you have to climb the rope and go straight to the sea over the dunes.
You have to go through the old centre of Gran Canaria! It's not the prettiest city I've seen, but it's also full of sights. Las Palmas is quite a big city, so you have to take the bus there too, but you can get everywhere.
The place is a little overhyped. It's actually a beautiful town, but it's overhyped on social media. It's beautiful, but from the response I expected a bit more.
The price was about 500 CZK/person. but it was worth it. Huge aquarium with lots of aquariums. You get a map of the aquarium and you have to follow it because there is only one way to go anyway. They have it nicely divided up and nicely/cleanly done.
A magnificent descent into an old volcano that is over 200 metres deep and 574 metres above sea level. The trip took about 30 minutes on a gravel road with beautiful views of the landscape.
The flight site is small, so you will not get lost.
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There is a bus stop right in front of the airport (to Las Palmas approx. 2,70€). I arrived quite late and still had a long time to find how to get the bus to the hotel, becausethe transport ja island is quite confusing, so I didn't catch much in the evening anymore.
What about the food? No... Overall pretty traditional restaurants, but quite expensive. Traditional food is great, but I really like Spanish Burger King because compared to Czech food it's TOP. In supermarkets the food is not so expensive and is of good quality.
Quite clean...
But, the aisles off the main avenue were dirty and smelly. Lots of homeless people and dogs, but otherwise not bad. The sea was clean
Sand sculptures. They are free and right by the main promenade. It's not something you have to see at any price, but for free it's nice and nicely done.
I went to the cave from the Llano Alegre stop. The journey takes about 30 minutes (2.5km). You can see the sea all the way up and can see Las Palmas along the way
.One of the most beautiful cities.
Beautiful scenery on the way to and from the town. Few people and enough things to see. Bus doesn't go there very often as it's a small town in the mountains, but really worth it.
It's definitely worth the 13€. Every hour they have an event (dolphins, birds, etc). You'll get through it in a couple of hours and I recommend combining it with a trip to the dunes.
For me it is the most beautiful place in Gran Canaria, but you must not follow their paths. It says to follow the route, but you're walking on the rocks and not on the dunes at all, so you have to climb the rope and go straight to the sea over the dunes.
You have to go through the old centre of Gran Canaria! It's not the prettiest city I've seen, but it's also full of sights. Las Palmas is quite a big city, so you have to take the bus there too, but you can get everywhere.
The place is a little overhyped. It's actually a beautiful town, but it's overhyped on social media. It's beautiful, but from the response I expected a bit more.
The price was about 500 CZK/person. but it was worth it. Huge aquarium with lots of aquariums. You get a map of the aquarium and you have to follow it because there is only one way to go anyway. They have it nicely divided up and nicely/cleanly done.
A magnificent descent into an old volcano that is over 200 metres deep and 574 metres above sea level. The trip took about 30 minutes on a gravel road with beautiful views of the landscape.
The flight site is small, so you will not get lost.
There is a bus stop right in front of the airport (to Las Palmas approx. 2,70€). I arrived quite late and still had a long time to find how to get the bus to the hotel, becausethe transport ja island is quite confusing, so I didn't catch much in the evening anymore.
What about the food? No... Overall pretty traditional restaurants, but quite expensive. Traditional food is great, but I really like Spanish Burger King because compared to Czech food it's TOP. In supermarkets the food is not so expensive and is of good quality.
Quite clean...
But, the aisles off the main avenue were dirty and smelly. Lots of homeless people and dogs, but otherwise not bad. The sea was clean
Sand sculptures. They are free and right by the main promenade. It's not something you have to see at any price, but for free it's nice and nicely done.
I went to the cave from the Llano Alegre stop. The journey takes about 30 minutes (2.5km). You can see the sea all the way up and can see Las Palmas along the way
.One of the most beautiful cities.
Beautiful scenery on the way to and from the town. Few people and enough things to see. Bus doesn't go there very often as it's a small town in the mountains, but really worth it.
It's definitely worth the 13€. Every hour they have an event (dolphins, birds, etc). You'll get through it in a couple of hours and I recommend combining it with a trip to the dunes.
For me it is the most beautiful place in Gran Canaria, but you must not follow their paths. It says to follow the route, but you're walking on the rocks and not on the dunes at all, so you have to climb the rope and go straight to the sea over the dunes.
You have to go through the old centre of Gran Canaria! It's not the prettiest city I've seen, but it's also full of sights. Las Palmas is quite a big city, so you have to take the bus there too, but you can get everywhere.
The place is a little overhyped. It's actually a beautiful town, but it's overhyped on social media. It's beautiful, but from the response I expected a bit more.
The price was about 500 CZK/person. but it was worth it. Huge aquarium with lots of aquariums. You get a map of the aquarium and you have to follow it because there is only one way to go anyway. They have it nicely divided up and nicely/cleanly done.
A magnificent descent into an old volcano that is over 200 metres deep and 574 metres above sea level. The trip took about 30 minutes on a gravel road with beautiful views of the landscape.
The flight site is small, so you will not get lost.
