Located in the interior of the "barranco de Fataga", the small hamlet stands out breaking with the architectural line of the southern part of the island. The village is made up of small single- family houses, and the colour white is its insignia, since all the rooms here have austere white walls.
The contrast of this whiteness with the rest of the environment, arid in some areas and green in its palm groves, makes Fataga a unique place on the island.
Home to the largest municipality of Gran Canaria, San Bartolomé de Tirajana, and located at the base of the Tirajana caldera, this small town has several areas of cultural interest that make it a must-see. Characterised by its narrow and steep streets, Tunte stands out for its abrupt relief forming a singular landscape.
It has several areas of cultural interest, such as its church, dating from the 16th century, where the image of St. James rests, marking the origin of the path that today crosses the island, as well as other locations such as the cemetery, which is considered a historical monument.
TIME | MEETING POINT |
8:15 | Alfredo Kraus Auditorium- Las Palmas de Gran Canaria |
9:00 | Tourist information Office, next to the CC Yumbo Centrum- Playa del Inglés |
TIME | MEETING POINT |
15:00 | Alfredo Kraus Auditorium- Las Palmas de Gran Canaria |
14:50 | Tourist information Office, next to the CC Yumbo Centrum- Playa del Inglés |