Agaete is probably my favorite place on this Island, and Dedo de Dios is the perfect place to enjoy the view, some delicious food, or simply a tropi limon. The service is really good, the food and especially all varieties of fish taste awesome, and both locals as well as foreigners are welcome. Recommendation as everywhere is the fish of the day, calamari, and of course some pimientos de pardon. Simply sensational!

(Translated by Google) A swim in the natural pools, a walk through the old fishing village Good restaurants to eat. (Original) Un baño en las piscinas naturales, un paseo por el antiguo pueblo pesquero Buenos restaurantes para comer.

Nicht zu empfehlen, obwohl Fisch klasse. Kommt sich nur abgezockt vor. Bessere Restaurants davor. (Translated by Google) Not recommended, although the fish is great. Just feels ripped off. Better restaurants in front of it.

(Translated by Google) While we waited a very long time for our food there was a local couple who very loudly got up and left. The food was not worth the wait (Original) Mens vi ventede meget længe på vores mad var der et lokalt par der meget højtrøstende rejste sig og gik. Maden var ikke ventetiden værd

Leider ist der Finger vor vielen Jahren bei einem Sturm abgebrochen. Ein Stopp hier lohnt sich trotzdem. (Translated by Google) Unfortunately the finger broke off in a storm many years ago. A stop here is still worth it.

Habe zwar den Gottes Finger nicht gesehen, aber die Umgebung ist wunderschön (Translated by Google) I didn't see the finger of God, but the surroundings are beautiful

Excellent

(Translated by Google) Majestic nature!! I also took the opportunity to take a bath from the pier... cold but regenerating water!!! Worth a trip to the small fishing village…Puerto de las nieves!!! The dedo de Dios has shattered but it is still beautiful to admire the power of nature!! (Original) Natura maestosa!! Io ho approfittato anche per fare un Bagnetto dal molo…acqua fredda ma rigenerante!!! Da fare un giretto nel piccolo borgo di pescatori…Puerto de las nieves!!! Il dedo de Dios si è frantumato ma è comunque bello ammirare la potenza della natura!!

(Translated by Google) More than the finger that no longer exists, we liked the surroundings, from where the photo is taken Puerto Mogán is cool and we ate there and it was all great and delicious (Original) Más que el dedo que ya no existe, nos gustó el entorno , desde donde se toma foto puerto Mogán está chulo y comimos allí y fue todo genial y rico

(Translated by Google) El Dedo de Dios was destroyed on November 28, 2005, after the delta storm. The fishing town has a lot of charm and nearby is the town of Agaete, which is not to be missed, very Canarian. (Original) El dedo de dios quedo destruido el 28 de noviembre de 2005 , despues de la tormenta delta , igual el pueblo pesquero tiene mucho encanto y cerca esta el pueblo de agaete que es inperdible , bien canario

(Translated by Google) El Roque Partido or popularly known as “the Finger of God”, is a rock formation of basaltic stone, rising from the sea in the oldest geological area of ​​GC. It is located in Puerto de las Nieves in the municipality of Agaete. In 2005, the tropical storm “Delta” tore off its roots, leaving Roque broken. This does not prevent this town from having more tourist attractions such as: The Natural Pools of “Las Salinas” or the picturesque fishing village of “Puerto de Las Nieves”, full of restaurants (with fresh fish and seafood), terraces, ice cream parlors and shops. of souvenirs. (Original) El Roque partido o popularmente conocido como “el Dedo de Dios”, es una formación rocosa de piedra basáltica, se levanta en el mar en la zona geológica más antigua de GC. Está situada en el Puerto de las Nieves en el municipio de Agaete. En el año 2005 la tormenta tropical “Delta”, arrancó su uña de cuajo, dejando el Roque partido. Esto no impide, que esta localidad tenga más atractivos turísticos como: Las Piscinas Naturales de “Las Salinas” o la pintoresca Villa pesquera del “Puerto de Las Nieves”, repleto de restaurantes (con pescado y marisco fresco), terrazas, heladerías y tiendas de souvenirs.

(Translated by Google) The landscape is inspiring although, to my surprise, the finger of God no longer exists (Original) El paisaje es inspirador aunque, para mi sorpresa, el dedo de dios ya no existe

(Translated by Google) Unique place, beach connected to the port and surrounding area with various establishments of all kinds to buy gifts, restaurants, pharmacy and more. (Original) Sitio singular, playa comunicada con el puerto y zona de alrededores con diversos establecimientos de todo tipo para comprar regalos, restaurantes, farmacia y más.

The place with the soul ❤️ Ideal to spend couple hours, take an interesting tour around plantation and winery, enjoy very good local wine and coffee. The girls who work there are like angels, so kind, attentive and helpful! Also, big thanks to Victor, we wish you all the best in your business, so client oriented, everyone should take you as example. Thanks a lot for all you did for us in the situation with flat car tire.

Very friendly staff. The tour is not very elaborate but please remember that you only pay €12 for the tour and tasting. We also learned something about coffee and the fruits they grow. We enjoyed the apple/coffee marmalade. Our guide Anna was great! She spoke perfect English.

Great place to see coffee plants and many other exotic plants. Great guides, welcome staff and delicious treat included in the ticket price. Fantastic views on the valley and mountains. And last but not least the vineyard! Really enjoyed and recommend this place.

We went to this place with one of our excursions with Trip Gran Canaria. Here you can take a look at orange and avocado plants, coffee bean plants and many more. You can get more info about the coffee bean process and can taste their coffee at the bar. In the shop you can find some local products. We can recommend the view at the rooftop terrace, the valley is amazing from there.

In a beautiful setting you find a near perfect bodega beautifully presented. This bodega produces not only wine but it’s own coffee. Apart from this the landscape contains many different fruit trees. The guide presented a very knowledgeable tour not only of the wine and coffee but all the other parts of the finca. We did the tasting tour which was red-white & rose wine and some snacks and coffee. There is also a full restaurant and they have a shop where you can buy their products - we found it somewhat difficult to find and they need some more clarification on directions if you are driving there but there is also an option of a bus tour. The day was somewhat marred by a beautiful tame African grey parrot in a small cage and I would urge the owners to rectify this asap as it detracts from a very memorable visit

Gente muy encantadora en esta cata. Experiencia bastante chula para hacer si visitas esta zona. En la cata probamls 3 vinos, queso elaborado en el sitio, mermelada bastante curiosa y rica de manzana y café, café elaborado también en el lugar y un bizcocho. Buena experiencia y buen precio. (Translated by Google) Very lovely people at this tasting. Pretty cool experience to do if you visit this area. In the tasting we tasted 3 wines, cheese made on site, quite curious and delicious apple and coffee jam, coffee also made on site and a cake. Good experience and good price.

Absolutely loved this place!! The tour guide was very knowledgeable about both wine and coffee production, and to top it off the wine and coffee were truly brilliant. I would recommend coming here from all over the Island. We drove from Maspalomas and it took roughly an hour.

We came here today and enjoyed every minute. The 10 Euros for the guided tour includes wine and coffee tasting. Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely a must visit if you like coffee and wine. Even if you are not a fan, just visit the Valley, it’s beautiful!

I like nature nearby and the story about this place. Coffee is soft and not too bad. I don't like a wine, but people liked white wine. I liked the smell of orange flowers - it was surrounding. You should visit this play just for those tree flowers )

Lovely place, fantastic tour - guide, interestic storys about the place , how to grow a coffee plant - all proces from a berry to coffee bean. There is a small shop where you can buy local products like wine, coffee bean, apple -coffee jam, cheese.

Beautiful place to visit. A short guided Tour with a small degustation in the end for 12 euros - which seemed like a fair price to me. The valley where it's located in, offers a stunning view. Would come here a second time for sure. Wow effect guaranteed.

An incredible place as there grow mango, avocado, coffee, oranges, mandarines, bananas and many other things just in one place. Highly recommended to visit, but keep in mind that fruits are available to by there only in appropriate seasons. For instance, uou can buy and try mango at end of Summer, or in December. Very nice coffee is also there, which is a local well known arabica!

Place that you simply can not miss if you are visiting Gran Canaria. Landscape is breathtaking. Very nice people making good wine and coffee here. We could taste the wine and it was very good. Also food is delicious.

Must do in Gran Canaria. Amazing value for money. 12€ including snacks, 3 wines and coffee. Very friendly staff. Looks like a wedding location!

Beautiful place, the price for the visit and degustation is more than worth it, one thing though to me the coffee that was poured for degustation had extremely mild taste, like it would be if cut with too much water, would have been nice to have had a very strong, espresso like coffee to really have the flavours, their wines were very good, we took a bottle of dry white wine. I recommend this place!! Must do I guess if you are visiting the island (plus we went with a stroller and no problem at all to go around during the visit)

Very magical and impressive place. Good wine and coffee tasting. People are so nice. Good view over the town. All in all an experience I wouldn't want to miss.

Espectacular lugar de árboles frutales. El mejor café de Europa. Comida variada típica canaria. Te explican todo el proceso del café y el cultivo propio del vino. Súper recomendable. Los empleados y la dirección excelente siempre !! 5⭐️ (Translated by Google) Spectacular place of fruit trees. The best coffee in Europe. Typical Canarian varied food. They explain the entire coffee process and the wine cultivation itself. Super recommended. The employees and management are always excellent!! 5⭐️

We arrived at Bodega Los Berrazales in the mid-afternoon with our two-year-old daughter, following a visit to a nearby banana plantation. The road to the plantation was a bit narrow but manageable. Upon arrival at this charming and authentic coffee and orange plantation, we headed to the souvenir shop, planning to purchase our tickets. To our surprise, we were informed that payment would be after the tour and tasting. Our guide, Anna, was truly exceptional. Her kindness, understanding, and genuine love for the plantation shone through. Anna provided a captivating history lesson, explained the coffee-making process, and introduced us to the various plants in the area. The most astonishing part was witnessing butterflies hatching in the wild, which Anna actively assisted by relocating caterpillars to ensure their survival. The tasting session was enjoyable, though the wines didn't quite match my palate. The cheese, however, was delightful. They even generously refilled it when we ran out, thanks to our daughter's love for it with marmalade. The best surprise came when it was time to pay; they didn't charge for my daughter, resulting in a much more reasonable bill than expected. The extra cheese was a lovely bonus. I wholeheartedly recommend visiting this hidden gem, and if you're fortunate, you'll have Anna as your guide.

We can highly recommend the tour with tasting! The diversity of plants, coffee, oranges, vines, papaya and much more, it also smelled great.🤩 The tasting included 3 wines, cheese, bread with sausage, crispbread. You can also try cake and coffee made in-house from their plants. Everyone was very friendly and accommodating, it was a great experience for us!😊

Wonderful visit to this bodega in a beautiful valley near Agaete. We tasted three of their wines 🍷 with some bread, cheese 🧀, chorizo and jam. Followed by some lemon cake with coffee and a short guided tour. All local produce from their farm. The people were very welcoming 🙏 and the location was stunning 😍 even with a little rain shower.

Increible visita con Virginia y Lorenzo, super atentos,buen trato, todo explicado y el producto increible,nos llevamos varias cosas entre ellos vino y mermelada,espectacular. Muchas gracias a todos por montar y mantener este sitio,mi enhorabuena!! Y repetiremos siempre que vengamos!!! (Translated by Google) Incredible visit with Virginia and Lorenzo, super attentive, good treatment, everything explained and the product incredible, we took several things including wine and jam, spectacular. Thank you all very much for setting up and maintaining this site, congratulations!! And we will repeat whenever we come!!!

Absolutely recommend. The small trip over the fields and whine/cheese tasting costs about 12 EUR. Great and friendly guide

Finca muy cuidada, te enseñan los cafetales y demás plantaciones. No esperéis ver catefales estilo colombia jajaj, producen según dijeron 40000kilos anuales. Cata muy potente de vinos, productos y café por 12€. A mejorar: tener mas conocimientos del tema café y viñedo, que el café fuese de maquina expresso para potenciar aun mas su sabor y su gusto, y el precio del café 20€ por 250gr me parece muy excesivo. A rasgos generales repetiria (Translated by Google) Very well-kept farm, they show you the coffee plantations and other plantations. Don't expect to see Colombian style caefales hahaha, they produce 40,000 kilos per year, according to what they said. Very powerful tasting of wines, products and coffee for €12. What needs to be improved: have more knowledge about coffee and vineyards, that the coffee was from an expresso machine to further enhance its flavor and taste, and the price of the coffee, €20 for 250g, seems very excessive to me. In general terms I would repeat

A destination as part of "A taste of Gran Canaria" tour. Guide's English was very clear. Lovely setting at the end of a valley. Coffee and wine tasting, with small portions of food to help it all down. Chapel built into the hillsde.

Me gustó mucho. Primero el sitio en pleno campo en una zona de Agaete. Los Berrazales. Con unas vistas preciosas de las Cumbres de Gran Canaria. Es una zona de vides y árboles frutales. Tiene una capilla y un local con vistas a la naturaleza. Nos enseñaron como es el proceso del vino. Probamos los caldos que se hacen allí. Los vinos excelentes. No quiero olvidarme de la amabilidad del personal. (Translated by Google) I loved it. First, the site in the countryside in an area of ​​Agaete. The Berrazales. With beautiful views of the Summits of Gran Canaria. It is an area of ​​vines and fruit trees. It has a chapel and a room with views of nature. They taught us what the wine process is like. We tried the broths made there. The excellent wines. I don't want to forget the kindness of the staff.

Fascinating! A huge site that initially seems quite barren, but is covered in tombs constructed by the original Canariens. I would have liked more information about how the tombs were discovered and excavated, and what the human remains revealed about the people. And it was the only place we’ve seen lizards…. Lots of lizards!

An amazing place and an easy, well signed walk from the centre of Agaete. Only €3 entry and lots to see on a well maintained path. Lots of information boards in Spanish and very well translated English.

We were encouraged to visit this site in combination with the caves. I found the site slightly boring with relatively limited explanation of what was there, and lots of walking in the basking sun with few spots of shade for refuge.

A very interesting archaeological site in middle of a lava field. Very quiet on our visit. Signage excellent in Spanish and English. Toilets and a shop. Accessibility good.

Fascinating look into the history of the original people of the island. I'm glad to see they're renovating the area. It's very nice to visit this in combination with the Cuevas Pintada in Galdar, to get a sense how people lived and the Cuevas del Rei, to see where the last stronghold was. I hope Gran Canaria will keep investing in their history, it's fascinating!

This is well worth visiting - it is very interesting to learn about the ancient graves but also a beautiful place, with views of the valley and mountains.

La necropolis de Maipes is an archaeological park located in the northwest of Gran Canaria in the town of Agaete. There is a parking lot nearby. The entrance fee is 3 euros, and tickets are also valid for the Necropolis of Artear, Canada de lo Gatos and Cenobio de Valeron. The employees are very kind and accommodating. A beautifully landscaped path has been created that leads to the archaeological museum where you can see sections of the tombs and imagine what they look like from the inside. In the archaeological park itself, there are about 700 tombs, some of which are around 1300 years old, which is why they represent an exceptional historical value for the inhabitants of Gran Canaria. Sami park is a combination of gray earth and green vegetation and it looks very beautiful.

it‘s interesting very much worth the little entry fee

Nice visit and there is no one there. I was alone the whole time, which was great. Even if you don't care about history, the mountains around the park are beautiful.

Very interesting beautiful and modern outdoor museum if you want to learn about ancient graves.

Nice view and experience. There is no one when I visited. The tickets price is 3 €

Absolutely worth a visit. Very informative and very emotional. Only €3 per person. You can walk into Agaete for lunch and a visit to the tropical gardens. Perfect day out.

Small but beautiful garden. If you're in Agaete definitely worth a visit! Entrance fee is 1,5 €.

Maybe that highlight :) at least litttle nice town

Sehr schöner kleiner botanischer Garten (Translated by Google) Very nice little botanical garden

Absolutely well worth a visit, please if you're in that area then go a have a wee walk around this garden.

While not big in area, the garden is beautiful. Full of birdsong, wind in the branches, the sound of running water and total tranquility. Huge examples of some common houseplants, and many interesting specimens. Take your time and enjoy the peace!

Small but cute garden filled with beautiful plants. A bit of shade and scents on a sunny day. The opening days are unusual, it was closed on Sunday, so make sure you check before going. The lady you buy tickets from was lovely and she speaks English. There's bathroom but no parking outside, however there's a free carpark at the bottom of the street, just very busy on weekends.

A peaceful and beautiful place. Quite cheap and toilets are available. The information signs we found a little confusing.

Wunderschöner Ort, um sich verschiedenste Bäume und Pflanzen anzusehen und im Schatten zu verweilen. Es gibt Schilder, Karten und ein PDF, in denen alles beschrieben ist. 🌳Mein Lieblingsbaum aufgrund der Früchte war der "Árbol de las calabazas" (Bignonaceae, Calabash tree) aus Mexico. 🥭 (Translated by Google) Beautiful place to look at a variety of trees and plants and relax in the shade. There are signs, maps and a PDF describing everything. 🌳My favorite tree because of the fruits was the "Árbol de las calabazas" (Bignonaceae, Calabash tree) from Mexico. 🥭

Charming little garden in the middle of the town . Soo peacefully.

Great place to visit on the northern site of the island. It's a lovely cosy place, with its own special atmosphere. There is a 1 euro fee for the entrance ticket which u can pay via card. There is also a free Parking lot, which is located in front of the entrance.

Beautiful place, heavenly frangipane flower perfume, relaxing atmosphere, just close your eyes and listen the birds chirping...Parking at the main entrance and clean toilets.

Schöner kleiner botanischer Garten mitten im Zentrum. Einfach mal zum entspannen. (Translated by Google) Nice little botanical garden right in the center. Just to relax.

Nice church, can't go inside.

This is such a pretty church in such a cute town. Haven’t seen it open yet so, can’t comment on the opening hours. The vibe of the town matches the landscape, along with the church.

(Translated by Google) Built as a monastery in 1532, the Ermita de Nuestra Senora de las Nieves became the Hermitage in the following years, but it was destroyed at the beginning of the 18th century. In 1717 the Hermitage was rebuilt by Cristóbal del Castillo, who has since been considered the founder of the Hermitage. (Original) 1532 als Kloster gebaut, wurde die Ermita de Nuestra Senora de las Nieves in den Folgejahren zur Eremitage, die jedoch zu Beginn des 18. Jahrhunderts zerstört war. 1717 wurde die Eremitage erneut von Cristóbal del Castillo aufgebaut, der seitdem als Gründer der Eremitage gilt.

Die Kirche ist sehr schön. Allerdings haben wir diese nur von außen gesehen. (Translated by Google) The church is very beautiful. However, we only saw them from the outside.

Sehenswerte Kirche. (Translated by Google) Church worth seeing.

(Translated by Google) Small hermitage that as a general rule can only be seen through bars. On Saturday mornings is the only time you can visit its interior and on Sundays mass is celebrated. (Original) Pequeña ermita que como norma general sólo puede verse a través de unos barrotes. Los sábados por la mañana es cuando único se puede visitar su interior y los domingos se celebra la misa.

A charming little church, with a spectacular backdrop.

(Translated by Google) Virgin of the Snows, blessed Virgin of the Snows, you are the pearl of the North of Gran Canaria, protector and lighthouse of the islander of Gran Canaria. IN the cathedral of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, masses are at 8.45 in the morning from Monday to Friday. On Saturdays they are at 8.45 in the morning and in the afternoon at 7 p.m. On Sundays the masses are at 10,12 and 1 p.m. and in the afternoon at 7 p.m., a magnificent place to hear and enjoy mass. The most fun, endearing festival is the one at the branch at the feet of the Virgin August 5, fantastic. (Original) Virgen de las nieves bienaventurada virgen de las nieves, eres la perla del Norte de gran Canaria, protectora y faro del isleño Gran canario. EN la catedral de las Palmas de Gran Canaria las misas son a las 8,45 de la mañana de lunes a viernes. Los sábados son a las 8,45 de la mañana y por la tarde a las 19 horas. Los domingos las misas son a las 10,12 y 13 horas y por la tarde a las 19 horas magnífico lugar para oír y gozar de la misa. La fiesta más divertida, entrañable es la de la rama a los pies de la virgen 5 de agosto, fantástica.

(Translated by Google) Collected and charming. Built at the beginning of the 16th century, it is worth entering, if it is open, to admire the altarpiece of the Virgen de Las Nieves. The contrast of the simple architecture against the volcanic rock is overwhelming. The red with which the dome of the Tower is painted. Inside there are many marine details as befits the place where it is located. It is a must-see if you go to Agaete. (Original) Recogida y encantadora. Construida a principios del s XVI, merece la pena entrar, si está abierta, para admirar el retablo de la Virgen de Las Nieves. El contraste de la arquitectura sencilla contra la roca volcánica es sobrecogedor. El rojo con el que está pintada la cúpula de la Torre. Dentro hay multitud de detalles marineros como corresponde al lugar en el que se encuentra. Es de visita obligada si vas a Agaete.

(Translated by Google) Virgen Nuestra Señora de las Nieves Hermitage This beautiful hermitage dates back to the 16th century around the year 1530 shortly after the conquest of the Canary Islands. This is a wonderful town of fishermen who fished to eat, not commercialized, and had their hermitage that has been restored to enlarge it and the façade, which is located in front of the fishermen's houses about 300 meters less from the sea and the port of Las Nieves. (Original) Ermita Virgen Nuestra Señora de las Nieves esta hermosa ermita data del siglo XVI allá por el año 1.530 poco después de la conquista de Canarias. Este pueblo es maravilloso de pescadores que pescaban para comer no comercializaba y tenían su ermita que ha sido restaurada para agrandarla y la fachada, esta situada frente a las casa de pescadores como a 300 metros menos del mar y del puerto de las Nieves.

(Translated by Google) Hello, I need to register a birth in this parish. I currently live in Barcelona and I have no way to get there. If someone can help me with a telephone number or email address so I can communicate, I would greatly appreciate it. (Original) Hola necesito sacar una inscripción de nacimiento en esta parroquia actualmente vivo en Barcelona y no tengo como ir hasta allí si alguien me puede ayudar con un teléfono o dirección de correo electrónico para poderme comunicar se lo agradecería muchísimo.