Santa Lucía de Tirajana

Santa Lucía de Tirajana is a city on the Gran Canaria Island, with about 84,000 inhabitants. It has a densely populated coastal area, more urban and commercial, and the midlands, more rural in nature. It is characterized by having the La Sorrueda Palm Grove, which is the largest on the island, as well as by its volcanic landscape. Its Pozo Izquierdo Beach is very attractive for windsurfing lovers. Heritage-wise, it stands out for its archaeological wealth, highlighting the La Fortaleza site where aboriginal caves are found.