Finca El Farmero
Finca El Farmero is a vegetable garden on Carretera a los Olivos, in the municipality of Santa Brígida, in the inland north-east of Gran Canaria.
Finca El Farmero is a vegetable garden in Santa Brígida, an inland municipality in the north-east of Gran Canaria.
The farm is located on Carretera a los Olivos in Santa Brígida.
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