Los Azulejos de Veneguera
Colorful rock layers formed by volcanic hydrothermal activity, banded in green, yellow, red and blue like a wall of tiles.
"Azulejos" means tiles. These rock walls lie beside the GC-200 road between Mogán and La Aldea. Volcanic rock altered by hydrothermal activity shows bands of turquoise, ochre and red-purple, a sight found nowhere else on the island. There are roadside pullouts where you can stop to take photos, and a small café nearby. The GC-200 is a winding mountain road along the island's west coast, with many bends, making it a good stop if you are driving from Puerto de Mogán toward Agaete.
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