loved the vid Jay. Gran Canaria is in my list for next time I head over to Spain. Mountain Valleys, volcanic beaches and sand dunes. Im in!

As a native from Gran Canaria, if you would like to explore less trodden beautiful mountainous natural places, I would recommend Artenara and its Mirador de la Cilla, the troglodite village of Acusa Verde, the troglodite Guayadeque ravine and it's cave restaurants, as well as the beautiful village of Artenara and the wonderful pine forests and cliffs of Tamadaba. For beautiful palm-groves, Santa Lucia de Tirajana and Fataga, going up from the tourist resort areas on the southern coast. Greener areas, like Teror and Valleseco, or Fontanales. Beautiful hikes starting from the mountains to the coastal areas, all along the numerous gorges or ravines, with an amazing variety of flora due to the lots of microclimates. This is best from November until spring, from April to the end of May, when all the multi-colored flora explodes in bloom. And for the rich cultural patrimony, Vegueta, the oldest part of the capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (where you shouldn't miss the amazing Las Canteras beach), Arucas and it's neo-gothic cathedral and richly ornamented 19th century buildings with lots of stone in their façades, where you could have a look at the exotic Jardines de la Marquesa gardens, you could also go to Teror, where you could find more traditional architecture, with wooden balconies, the downtown areas of Guia and Gáldar, and Agüimes, as shown on the video, are worth a visit as well. Then you have the beautiful small town of Agaete and the Puerto de Las Nieves, with white houses and blue doors and windows, reminiscent of the Greek islands. There you could enjoy the sight of one of the highest sea-cliffs in the world: the Faneque cliff, falling down from the Tamadaba pine forest onto the sea. The road to La Aldea is possibly frightening, but beautiful as weel. You won't forget Gran Canaria y you visit some of these places. And oooh, the view from the highest top of the island, Pico de las Nieves, with an incredible sunset views toward the island of Tenerife if you can, shouldn't be missed. You won't be idle for a couple of weeks at least, and you won't forget the island after you visit at least half of these things. ;)

What a great video🎉

You have an incredible way of capturing the places you visit. Looks awesome

Never been to Gran Canaria as I thought it was just a party town, great to see the place has another side to it. Thanks!

I thought I watched this one already and left my comment +Like

Thanks for sharing bro, We are now making plans for the trip.

The ride looks amazing! we would like to visit Gran Canaria one day.

I love your video! Brings me back the memories when i was in Gran Canaria! I recently made video about my trip also

Great vlog! 😊👍

Oh wow the dunes looks just like parts of the canyons here in Arizona!!

Just discovered you while planning my own trip to Gran Canaria. This is a great edited video mate, will be a good challenge for me to top this in my own videos. New sub here.

Sand dunes: not a thousand km, which is around 700 miles! It is at most 5 km.

1:14 i was sitting right there to the right in the lobby finding wifi and read that michal Jackson was dead.

Great blog, going here in May! Did you take a drone with you and did you have any issues using it? 👍

Very nice video

Stayed in Playa des inglis....a tacky run down resort, reminded me of Southend in the 70,s

Did you use the DJI action for this footage? Thinking in getting one myself 👍 nice video's mate and sub added 👌

Hi Jay, visiting in June, any suggestions on where to go for Whale and Dolphin Spotting?

At the barranco de las vacas, there is actually a bigger parkinglot near the place you parked (4 or 5 spots?)