THE MASPALOMAS LIGHTHOUSE: HISTORICAL SYMBOL
The Lighthouse of Maspalomas is located at the southern end of the island and is a historical construction guiding sailors since 1890. It is 55 metres high and dominates the coastal landscape, with a view of the famous Maspalomas dunes and the Atlantic Ocean. Today it is not only a landmark for sailors, but also hosts a free museum which tells the history and culture of the island.
Why Visit the Maspalomas Lighthouse
- It has a important historical value, having been in operation for more than 100 years.
- The ethnographic museum free allows you to learn about the traditions of Gran Canaria through interesting exhibitions.
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- It is in a convenient location, close to the dunes and many tourist facilities.
- The view from above is very beautiful, you can see the ocean and the dunes all around.
How to get there
By car: is easily reached by the GC-1 road, there are parking spaces near the lighthouse
Buses: several bus lines stop near the lighthouse.
On foot or by bicycle: you can take a walk or cycle along the Meloneras promenade to the lighthouse.
Useful Tips
- Visit the Maspalomas Dunes, a unique landscape perfect for walking and photography.
- Relax on the nearby beaches of Maspalomas and Meloneras.
- Go shopping or eat in one of the many shops, restaurants and bars along the waterfront.
The Maspalomas Lighthouse is a must-see for those who want a bit of history, beautiful views and the chance to discover one of the most beautiful corners of Gran Canaria.
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