The Mirador del Balcón looks out over the GC-200 road on the west coast of Gran Canaria, where the tarmac runs sheer above the ocean. From here you take in a deeply jagged coastline, known as the Dragon's Tail, that seems to plunge into the sea. It is one of the most striking viewpoints in the Canary Islands.
At a glance
Why it's worth a visit
- Incredible views over the wild western coastline.
- Beautiful sunsets, with the sun sinking into the ocean.
- Easily reached by car, with no walking required.
- An excellent spot for spectacular photographs.
Getting there
- By car: located along the GC-200, between La Aldea de San Nicolás and Agaete.
- By motorbike or bike: ideal for a scenic ride along the coast.
- On foot: a short walkway leads to the viewpoint itself.
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Good to know · The viewpoint sits on the GC-200 between La Aldea de San Nicolás and Agaete; a short walkway leads to the panoramic point.
Where it is
Address: 35479, Las Palmas
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What if you brought your team here?
Team and community retreats on this island: walks, deep work and long meals, run by people who live here.
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