TRAVELBOOK explains the reasons behind this and which travel destinations are affected. It’s hardly surprising that ...

Roque Nublo, which is translated as "Clouded Rock," is a rock formation rising more than 250 feet into the sky on Gran Canaria. The rocks are popular among tourists because they're easily ...

Schools may visit Roque Nublo with groups of up to 60 people per day, while tourist excursion companies will have a quota of 30 visitors every two hours.

One of the top attractions in Gran Canaria is the Maspalomas Dunes, though Roque Nublo, Las Palmas and Palmitos Park are also popular with tourists.

Roque Nublo is considered one of the biggest natural crags in the world. Of special significance to the islanders, this crag of volcanic origin stands at a height of 80 metres and is 1,813 metres ...

Roque Nublo is a striking volcanic rock formation standing at 252ft tall in the centre of Gran Canaria, in the Canary Islands. It’s considered one of the biggest natural crags in the world.

Instead, two new parking areas have been designated in Tejeda town centre and Cruz de Los Llanos. Visitors will be able to reach the Roque Nublo trailhead via shuttle buses managed by the Cabildo ...

Gran Canaria is set to follow in the footsteps of Tenerife and introduce entry fees to one of the island's most beautiful natural beauty spots - the Roque Nublo.

Mogán in Gran Canaria has become the first Spanish municipality to approve a tourist tax — and it will apply to everyone staying in holiday accommodation from 2025 ...

UK tourists visiting Gran Canaria may soon have to pay a new charge as the island plans to introduce a tourist tax, following Tenerife's recent decision to do the same. The proposed fee would ...