Photography dunes

Gran Canaria (Gran Canaria sp.) is the third largest Spanish-owned Canary Island archipelago, which is the Atlantic Ocean, 210 km from north-west Africa. Area 1560 km ². 807 thousand lives. population (2006).. The most important city - Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Each region of the island or town is characterized by a unique microclimate and cultural traditions. Not for nothing that Gran Canaria is sometimes called "a great theme park." Island home and craft traditions of Ingenio village, surrounded by orchards Telde, Gran Canaria, a beautiful town - Terror, famous for its impressive architecture and the Virgin Mary's Pine Church, Bandama panoramic view from the summit crater island point and symbol of the island - Roque Nublo, fog rock 'peak from which to appreciate the neighboring island of Tenerife and the surrounding panoramic views. Island Capital - Las Palmas - every four years, alternating with the city of Santa Cruz (Tenerife, the capital), is the capital of the Canary archipelago. Las Palmas - the largest city in the archipelago - a famous traditional carnival. An entire month before going on the carnival, flood the streets dancing and musical performances. Puerto Mogan or "Little Venice" - a tiny fishing port grew into a cozy resort center in the south of the island. Coast port surrounded by a promenade and alkaline authentic town, drowned out of the beds. [edit] Geography. The Dunes area is however better known its reputation as a cruising ground; primarily for gay men but it also has its fans in the straight community. They are busy all year round, but more so at weekends when the numbers of visitors to the island is swelled by many residents from Las Palmas and the rest of the island. To reach the cruising area you can take an extended walk round the shoreline from Playa del Inglés beach although this will take at least an hour. The main bathing area eventually gives way to an extended nudist beach with gay men favouring the end of this stretch. To reach the cruising area, you should walk away from the beach and over the dunes until you reach the flatter scrubland. A more convenient way is to pass under the Riu Palace Hotel at the end of Avenida de Tirajana in Playa del Inglés and follow the road down to the viewing platform where the dunes themselves can be seen. On the right hand side are a set of steps which you should take and then walk until you reach the scrubland and palm trees in front of you http://www.twip.org/photo/2011/photo-kopos-ispanijoje-gran-kanarija-kanaru-salos-31897-small.jpg http://www.twip.org/photo/2011/photo-dunes-gran-canaria-canary-islands-31896-small.jpg http://20111021172818-8074099.webstarts.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuIGCDv77Tw&feature=share&list=PL645248890E6B7ED9