Barranco de Guayadeque

Barranco de Guayadeque is one of the largest ravines in the Canary Islands, stretching for 11 kilometers.

This unique place combines natural beauty with a rich cultural heritage. Discover numerous archaeological sites, habitable caves and a hermitage, testifying to the presence of the island's ancient Guanche inhabitants.

The gorge is famous for its endemic flora and fauna, including one of the largest species of lizards on the island. Sample local food at unique rock-cut restaurants offering unforgettable views and authentic Canarian cuisine.