Puerto de Mogan

Fantastic dolphin tour. I forgot the company name but it was amazing. Almost three hours instead of two as they wanted us to see some dolphins. boy did we ever 50-100! Downside it was very choppy and half the boat Ill. Very reasonably priced too!

Today, the charming and picturesque village offers visitors traditional whitewashed houses, palm-lined avenues, cobbled streets, and floral lanes. The village has also earned the nickname The Little Venice of the Canary Islands on account of its small canals and bridges. It’s a slight exaggeration of course. Even so, the canals linking the fishing port with the marina add a unique touch of character to the place. In Puerto de Mogán, fishing vessels bob alongside yachts and pleasure boats. The calm waters and golden sand make for a perfect swimming spot. Everything about this place creates a sense of peace and tranquillity.

Port Morgan is a beautiful harbour on the island of Greater Canary, with many historic buildings a key pivot to Spain's coastline. The port is still very prosperous, with a very prosperous commercial facilities and historical sites, it is definitely a resort worth visiting.

Port Morgan is at the southwest end of Gran Canaria, a very chic port, feeling more like a view of the continent. The houses inside have beautiful flowers and the dress is exquisite. The port is docked with many sailboats. You can consider taking a submarine and a boat out to sea looking for dolphins. It's also good to sit in the harbour for a coffee and sunbathe on a sun-drenched day.

Port Morgan is the largest port on the island of Grand Canary, and not only is the dock very busy, but also the business is very developed. Old Spanish architecture dresses this place very elegant, docked on the dock with yachts large and small, the scenery at dusk is the most beautiful, golden sun on the dock, full of warm and romantic atmosphere.