Guide and Virtual Tour of Gran Canaria: Caldera.
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Being an island formed by a volcano, many of the geographical features of Gran Canaria still bear the scars of volcanic activity over the millennia. A caldera is a shallow crater caused by volcanic eruptions and there are many of them on the island.
This particular caldera is on the way to Santa Luc’a de Tirajana, about a 45 minute drive north of Playa del Ingles on the south coast. Interesting geographical landmarks and countryside such as this are one of the reasons why hiring a car for at least part of your stay is a great idea. Simply driving around Gran Canaria to see what you can find is a lot of fun, and the island has an excellent road network to take advantage of.
Join us on the next part of our virtual tour of Gran Canaria, The Canary Islands...
You are viewing panorama No.69 (Caldera), one of 72 Virtual Reality 360 degree views of Gran Canaria.
Map of Gran Canaria showing the location of
Caldera at Latitude 27.96102 / Longitude -15.53510.
We have visited The Canary Islands on a number of occasions to produce this tour, this page was created on Sun, 29 Jan 2012 09:03:42 +0000.
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