Mirador Guise y Ayose
A viewpoint atop the pass towards Betancuria, with two large statues of the aboriginal kings Guise and Ayose and views over the valley.
The Mirador Guise y Ayose stands atop the pass of the FV-30 road that leads to the historic town of Betancuria, in the interior of Fuerteventura. Here rise two large bronze sculptures representing Guise and Ayose, the last aboriginal kings of the island, rulers of Maxorata and Jandia.
From this spot you can enjoy sweeping panoramas of the Betancuria valley, with its mountains and ravines, and of the volcanic north of the island. It is a very popular stop with spectacular views, though the parking space at the top is limited and the climbing road is narrow.
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