Things to see and do Gáldar

The church of Santiago de los Caballeros is the work of the canon and architect of Las Palmas Cathedral, Diego Nicolás Eduardo, and dates from the late eighteenth century. Inside, among other valuable pieces, are several sculptures by Luján Pérez, a Christ attached to the 16th century column, a four thousand seven hundred whistle organ and the green baptismal font, where according to tradition the aborigines were baptized. On one side of the square is the town hall, inside which you can admire one of the oldest dragon boats in the archipelago.

Punta Sardina is a lighthouse located north of the small town of Gáldar, on the island of Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands. It marks the north-western tip of the island and lies between the Punta del Castillete lighthouse near Puerto de Mogán to the south and the La Isleta lighthouse to the east. Recently renovated, Punta Sardina lighthouse is now an attractive vantage point where visitors can enjoy the landscape of Gran Canaria's north coast. It is close to other places of interest such as the "Costa de Sardina del Norte" special conservation area, home to numerous submerged sea caves and natural pools.