Tourist offices Canary Islands

Agüimes, located in the province of Las Palmas in Spain, is a charming town divided into three distinct parts: the summit, agriculture and the coast. In the historic center of Agüimes, visitors can admire the Temple Paroissial de San Sebastián, a neoclassical building declared a National Historic-Artistic Monument. Nearby is the Hotel Casa de los Camellos, a three-hundred-year-old building that once belonged to an aristocratic family. In the Plaza de San Antón, you'll find the Centro d'Interpretación d'Agüimes, where you can learn more about the city's architecture, art and history. The Palacio Epicopal, now home to the Agüimes History Museum and the Parque de los Moros, is also worth a visit. For nature lovers, the area around Agüimes offers magnificent landscapes, such as Temisas, with its mountains and olive grove, and Guayadeque, a deep ravine home to a troglodyte village and restaurants carved out of the rock. Finally, Agüimes also offers beaches, including Playa de Vargas, renowned for extreme windsurfing, and Playa d'El Cabrón, ideal for scuba diving. For more tourist information, visit the tourist office in the old town.

Timanfaya National Park offers visitors impressive and unique volcanic landscapes. Volcanic eruptions between 1720 and 1736, as well as in 1824, have shaped this exceptional geological park. The absence of vegetation, the rugged shapes, the variety of colors and the imposing volcanoes give Timanfaya an extraordinary beauty. To discover the park, visitors can start at the Visitor Center in Mancha Blanca, which offers free exhibitions and an audiovisual program to better understand the park. Montañas del Fuego offers complete immersion in the volcanic world, with geothermal demonstrations and a bus tour included in the entrance fee. Visitors can also take a camel ride at the Echadero de camellos, which also houses a museum and information point. Hiking trails are also available for exploring the park on foot. It is important to respect the environment and not disturb the animals or damage the natural elements.

This office depends on the Patronato de turismo and will provide information on the resources of the island as a whole. 

Valverde, located on the Canary island of El Hierro, has its own tourist office, the Patronato de Turismo. This office is the point of reference for practical information on the town and its surroundings. The tourist office is a good starting point for discovering the activities and attractions of Valverde and the island of El Hierro.