Digital Trails

It connects Tony Gallardo Reserve Park with Dunas Viewpoint and crosses the stabilised dune area where you can see key plant species such as baleras, tarajales and ahulagas.

It is the shortest of the three trails. Along the route, you can see numerous dunes in different stages of evolution, generally associated with tarajales (maquis).

It leaves from Mirador Dunas and arrives at Charca de Maspalomas. You can see numerous dunes and abundant tarajales, palm trees, reeds, among others.

It surrounds the maximum protection area and connects with Tony Gallardo Reserve Park and Maspalomas Lagoon.

This trail connects Playa del Inglés with Maspalomas Beach, following the entire coastline. Along the way, you can see how the dunes were formed and the restoration work carried out in this natural area. Finally, we invite you to continue the walk, beyond the boundaries of the Reserve, until you reach the Maspalomas Lighthouse, a Site of Cultural Interest and Ethnographic Centre.

Tony Gallardo – Maspalomas Lighthouse