FamxplorRoque Bentayga
What to expect
Roque Bentayga is a rock formation on the island of Gran Canaria, located within the volcanic caldera of Tejeda. It is considered an archaeological monument because it contains an 'almogarén', a sanctuary built by the indigenous Guanche people. The rock is a natural rock pinnacle with a height of 1,414 meters above sea level. There are several hiking trails near Roque Bentayga, including a short walk around the Gran Canaria towns and a more demanding circular route with beautiful landscapes. The area also features numerous archaeological sites, including caves and a visitor center. Roque Bentayga is a unique geological formation and a historically significant landmark, making it a great place to visit for those interested in nature, history, and culture
Plan your family visit to the Roque Bentayga with these blog insights 👇
Gran Canaria: Insider tips for trips to caves with children
Activities: We went to Roque Bentayga and saw the former residential caves in its surroundings. We climbed the natural stone steps to the high plateau, but my son lost interest and we didn't go all the way up. We explored some of the burial caves, and enjoyed the magnificent views
Highlights: The rock formations and the magnificent view in (almost) all directions fascinated me. It's one of the most impressive excursions on Gran Canaria with a child ✨