Island hopping is always a fine idea for people who want something extra from their stay in Gran Canaria. Thus, tourists can head for either Lanzarote or Fuerteventura, but they can also tick off Tenerife, El Hierro and La Palma. If decided to explore the archipelago, they will find out the specific beauty and opportunities of each and every island and built an intuitive understanding of the diversity and uniqueness of the Canary world.
In order to do that, they have two chief options: either resort to the services provided by the three major sea line companies operating in Gran Canaria, namely, Trasmediterranea, Naviera Armas and Fred. Olsen, or, simply and more efficiently, fly to the island of their own choice by resorting to what Binter and Islas Airways put forward.
The Cueva Pintada Museum and Archeological Park is located in the municipality of Galdar in Gran Canaria, and it is an important archeological site.
Banana Park is located in Maspalomas, and it stands out as a huge banana plantation pegged out by several hundreds of specimens of orange trees.
The beaches in the south area of Gran Canaria seem to be the most popular by force of the fact they neighbor upon the most frequented resorts on the island