The Natural Park of Tamadaba is one of the wildest territories on the island of Gran Canaria. Its 7,500 hectares stretch from peak to coast at the western end of the island, within a space declared by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve. You can choose between the fabulous natural forests of native Canarian pine of the peaks, the vertiginous cliffs of the steep coast and the rich biodiversity of its ravines.
