Nestled between golden dunes and the Maspalomas palm grove, La Charca de Maspalomas stands as one of the Canary Islands' most distinctive ecosystems. This brackish lagoon, protected within the Special Natural Reserve of Maspalomas Dunes, functions as an authentic oasis where sand, native vegetation, and water converge in remarkable natural harmony.

Easily reached from the Maspalomas Lighthouse, every step toward the lagoon unveils a landscape reminiscent of distant continents. Walkways and viewpoints allow visitors to appreciate the richness of Canarian flora and observe various bird species finding refuge here during their migratory routes. The striking contrast between the shifting sand dunes and this wetland creates a unique visual spectacle, valued by both tourists and those who understand its ecological importance.

Open 24 hours, the lagoon invites moments of tranquility beneath the shade of palm trees and tamarisks. Those who linger discover a microcosm where island nature expresses itself intensely, away from the buzz of nearby beaches, making this corner an essential stop for understanding the landscape diversity of southern Gran Canaria.