Outdoor gay beach side area. Gran Canaria Cruising through dubnes and bushes - one of the hottest spots in Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés, Spain.
Firstly, it is a nature reserve of unique beauty and size and also gay hotspot.
Hrere you can enjoy swimming, sunbathing and cruising.
You can walk through the dunes, run up and down and take a stroll right by the sea! Many dunes, many tourists, lots of sun. On the dunes of Maspalomas you have the choice between a beach walk or a long hike in the dunes. By contrast, most comparable beaches only have a relatively narrow sand belt.
The dunes of Maspalomas are unique in the world. They are one of the main attractions of Gran Canaria and annually attract millions of tourists. They have also been a famous cruising spot for decades, maybe the biggest outdoor cruising area in the world, for gays, bisexuals and straight.
First of all, it is a nature reserve of unique beauty and size. Covering an area of approximately 4.5 square kilometers, one finds dunes and scrub areas that are located directly on the Atlantic Ocean. One can observe nature and wildlife while hiking for hours. Either directly by the sea, through the dunes or through bush and forest areas.
The Maspalomas Dune System is a unique wild place in the Canary Islands due to its beauty and range of ecosystems. Its 400 hectares, protected by the Canarian government as a Nature Reserve of special value, include a fantastic beach, a dynamic sand dune system, a palm grove and a brackish lagoon. This mix of desert and oasis is at the southern tip of Gran Canaria and is surrounded by the famous Maspalomas resort.
We have long sought where the sand of the dunes could come from. For a while, people thought it was maybe the sand from the Sahara's Desert that was being blown by the wind. We now know that is not the case. Indeed, certainty has been gained since the dunes were created during the Lisbon earthquake in 1755. This natural disaster caused a tsunami that swept across southern Europe. The huge wave swept across the Sahara and carried with it tons of sand, which was redeposited in the Canary Islands, not only in Maspalomas but also in Las Palmas and Fueteventura. The dunes of Las Palmas have been destroyed by real estate and urban expansion. Those in Maspalomas are still in place.
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