Exploring Gran Canaria's Watery Wonders | Firgas & Barranco de Azuaje Travel Vlog
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2024
- We return to the green lush side of Gran Canaria to explore another gorgeous ravine called Barranco de Azuaje. It's supposed to be a muddy adventure, but we can't resist after seeing all the pictures and reviews 😁 But first we'll stop in a historic town of Firgas which is called the city of water to make our wet day complete :)
Our vacation in Gran Canaria:
Part 1 (property tour): • We moved to a subtropi...
Part 2 (Puerto de Mogán & Maspalomas Dunes): • We'll never forget thi...
Part 3 (Caldera de Bandama, Barranco de los Cernícalos): • Different side of Gran...
Part 4 (mountains, Pico de las Nieves): • Was this a bad idea? |...
Part 5 (Cliffs of Gran Canaria, dry areas, swimming): • In search of a secret ...
Part 7 (Fataga - charming quaint mountain village): • We stayed in the prett...
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We loved this video. Finding all those nooks and crannies. It always amazes me how you manage to not get completely lost...and those tiled benches, they were gorgeous. ❤
Thank you Jeff 😊 The most important thing is to have a hiking map on your phone which shows you all the trails and where you are 😁
Это фантастика ,лучший репортаж о путешествиях ,природа гармонично сочетается с зеленым ковром растительности
Thank you 😉
What a great place and a wonderful video. Such an abundance of plant life and water. Love the first part of the video.with the fountain and all the colorfully painted tiles. Such and interesting place. Parts of the video had lots of bird calls and songs. This island is amazing, such diversity and stunning vistas. Thank you, I really enjoyed this video. What a great vacation area. Take care. Tony
Thank you, Tony 😊 It really was such a discovery. The whole island is amazing. So many nice places and every one of them is different. But one has to step away from the tourist resorts 😁
In a previous video I had chosen Mogán to live but now I want to move to Firgas and adopt that loving black kitten that appeared on the trial.
What a charming place, the historic center with those colorful tiles and the water racing down in cascades.
One of my grannies had a loquat tree in her garden and all of us cousins, at nap time, we got together to eat them. Then we were scolded because popular wisdom affirms that the hot loquats are indigestible. We didn't care at all. Sweet memories. Literally.
Amazing landscapes today guys but those precarious viewpoints, no, no. Scary.
Kisses.
Hi Liliana, you would move often because there are many beautiful places in Gran Canaria 😁
Sounds so good having a loquat tree, must have been amazing in your granny's garden 😊
That was a fun hike! Beautiful island. I must also say the musical accompaniment was excellent!
Thank you very much, we appreciate it. Choosing the right music is a very big part in the editing process so it's great to hear that you liked it 😊
I have done the exact same walk in the ravine and had a swim at the waterfall 23.02 Beautiful walk and one i will never forget..
Hi Davey, that sounds so amazing!! So cool that you were there😊 We were thinking about having a swim there, but we didn't have that much time and we also didn't want to encounter other hikers while we were in the water since it was right on the trail, haha 😀 But there was basically nobody around. Maybe next time we will jump in 😁
Love the city 💙 ❤️ 😍. Lots of water 💧. You guys are soooo awesome, you travel to such beautiful places 😍 😀 ❤️
Thank you, Kristine. We also loved the town 😊
That was quite a challenging trek....very beautiful for us watchers. I've never seen anything like it! Some crossings of the streams looked very daring, but you both seemed to manage and never got wet. Congratulations and big thank you for taking us along. Your videos are amazing.
Thank you, we appreciate it 😊 We really loved the hike, it was so adventurous 😁
Wow, that city, the waterfall, the benches - magnificent. We are sorely lacking that kind of artistry and craftsmanship in this country. And, one of those benches inspired me to tell you that it would be amazing if you got a horse and a goat for the yard. Then Tommy wouldn’t need to spend all his time mowing. He could lavish you , Peter, with all the extra time ❤❤
Thank you, Greg. The town was really amazing 😊 Not sure about horses and goats as they qould not only eat the grass but also our shrubs, veggies and flowers, but Tommy lavishing me sounds great 😁
Thanks for the great tour guys. Always an adventure. I guess you didn't notice the huge snakes that were stalking you. You were distracted by Peter's lovely legs. ❤❤
Omg, were there huge snakes? 😮 But luckily we know there are no venomous snakes in Gran Canaria 😁 Glad you liked our adventure 😊
Absolutely wonderful video, love all of your narrations, and video of all the plants, climate and the towns attractions.
Thank you very much, makes us happy to hear you liked it 😊
The fountain is beautiful and very unique! This is the first fountain that I have ever seen styled this way, thanks for sharing😊 I would never have taken that ravine hike😮 too slippery looking? Beautiful sunset at the end of the video❤
Thank you, Michael. The fountain was really amazing. And the hike too. Not too slippery and even if we have slipped it would not have been dangerous, just wet 😁
This video is inspirational in that I've always considered gran canary to be just another tourist beach resort ,
But what a revelation to see such beauty especially the flora , the in town waterfall wouldn't draw me , however the terrains are beautiful,
You chaps are living the good life , I spent several years off the beaten tracks touring Southeast Asian countries , more especially Laos /northern Thailand ,
You are guys after my own heart , I salute that you take time to see the real Gran Canary , also slightly envious ,
Yes exactly. One has to step away from tourist resorts. We are good at that, since we try to stay away from people in general, haha 😀 Gran Canaria is so pretty, with many beautiful places worth visiting. So cool, that you traveled Southeast Asia and off the beaten path! We would like to visit there one day. Thank you 😉
Such a beautiful place and well filmed. Thanks for sharing places I will never see.
Thank you, Ron. It was a magical day 😊
I love a good "wet adventure". As I was wondering if you guys check each other over for ticks, Peter brought up the subject of bugs. I'm glad you guys are conscious of what's in your environment. Another great video guys. Peace.
Thank you 😊 There are many ticks in the Czech Republic, so we are used to check each other almost every day after being in nature during the warm half of the year 😊 We are also vaccinated against tick-borne encephallitis.
Loved this video guys - thanks again for sharing your hikes all over the island. Looks amazing!
Thank you, Bob. We liked how many beautiful spots are there worth visiting, and all are so different 😊
extremely beautiful and captivating
Many thanks 😊
Lovely video. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you 😊
Correction there’s 7 big Islands but since few years a go has been name autonomy island the small island of the Graciosa so lest gonna say about 8. There’s little tiny island lobos, Alegranza, Montaña clara denomination Archipiélago Chinijo
Later I realized that there are 7 of them (the main ones), but I wasn't sure about the small ones, if they count or not. Thanks for the explanation 😉
You have truly ventured into a Jurassic landscape. Be careful you might encounter a Tyrannosaurus. R and D
We are sure he was hiding somewhere in the cave, but luckily didn't come out 😁
Thanks for sharing - that was quite a hike to say the least, but thoroughly rewarding in sharing the beauty of the Barranco de Azuaje. By the way we can get kumquats seasonally in selected supermarkets here in California - truly an annual treat, better yet if you have a tree!
Thank you. You are right, the hike was very rewarding and quite fun, glad you liked it 😊 Seasonals fruits are lovely, always something to look forward to. These were loquats though not kumquats, they are completely different 😉
@@tommyandpeter oops meant to say loquats....we have both in California. Thanks for catching that error on my part.
Lucky you, we would like to have them here too 😁 But we have other fruits, so all is good 😊
@@tommyandpeter And I'll never forget one of the best dinners of my life in Praha - roast goose, with a Czech dumpling - tried making the steamed dumpling from a Czech cookbook when back in the USA and failed miserably...guess another trip to the Czech Republic should be planned!
Yay, so lovely 😊 You definitely need to come back to Praha to taste the dumpling again 😉😁
Tuna fruit and different ones you can find in the local markets I recommend to you visit the one in Vegueta next time you coming
You call loquats tuna fruits? Good to know 😊
@@tommyandpeter Tunas are prickly pears 😉
Oh ok, we saw them being sold at various places, but not loquats.
Yes loquarts going bad quickly, why don't you try and grow them there by your country house? We had a tree when I was a child 😊 Great video, perfect editing skills.💯👀
Thank you 😊 We would love to grow loquats, but we can't. They wouldn't survive frost. They need a totally different climate than what we have here in central Europe.
@@tommyandpeter You can grow loquats everywhere you can grow lemons... like in a glasshouse during the wintertime.
So, not in our garden. Lemons are not grown here, they are exotic for us 😊
@@tommyandpeter I have friends in Prague who grow lemons and oranges in their garden. They keep their (not so big) trees inside during the cold season.
Yes, but those are for fun, for people who enjoy growing exotic plants and taking care of them. You won't get many fruits from small trees in pots, that you have to put inside in winter. Or use heated glasshouses. It wouldn't be worth it for us. We prefer local fruits that naturally grow here. And even with them it's quite stressful. In the last days we lost a lot of fruits because the trees and plants woke up too soon due to very warm weather, and now we have frosty nights and mornings. Sad 😢
It's beautiful over there but how is your own garden of Eden doing?
You can take a little look here, it was filmed 2 weeks ago: ruclips.net/video/19U3mkdST7w/видео.html 😉
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Have you tried loquat leaf tea ?
No, we didn't know you can make tea of it. The only experience we have is with fruits when we have been lucky to stumble upon these trees in the Canary Islands 😊