Los Azulejos de Veneguera (Fuente de los Azulejos)
A naturally multicoloured rock formation beside the GC-200 in Mogan, with green, blue, yellow and pink veins that glow in the afternoon light.
Los Azulejos de Veneguera, also called Fuente de los Azulejos, is a striking rock formation beside the GC-200 road in the municipality of Mogan, in south-western Gran Canaria. The colour is not artificial: it comes from the alteration of minerals in the volcanic rock, which traces veins in shades of green, blue, yellow and pink across the hillside, an unusual geological feature.
It is a roadside viewpoint with a parking area, a place to stop, take in the colours and photograph the rock face up close. Afternoon light tends to bring out the tones best, making it a perfect stop along the panoramic route through the island's south-west.
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