Why is Puerto de Mogán covered in bougainvillea? Discover the true story behind the flower that became the soul of the village — from a bold architectural vision in the 1980s to the colourful streets and canals we love today.

✅Do you know the difference between Mogán , Puerto de Mogán, Playa de Mogán og Pueblo Mogán ? This names confuses you? Well, you are not...

Do you remember when it was open for public to hike to this viewpoint point ? Have you been there? If you have pics please share, what a stunning view 📸 Hotel chain Lopesan presented plans to reopen the area with organized agricultural and archeology tourism, but it is still unknown when this will happen. Read below for more information. Hotel chain Lopesan saves farmland in Mogan according to the news paper Canarias 7 and Canariajourmalen back when the controversy started.

History of The Canary Islands The first discoverers of the Canary Islands or as they were then called "Las Afortunadas" The discovery of...

Dear Puerto de Mogán Friends wishing you all the best and a Merry Christmas Are you celebrating in Mogan? When are you comeing? If you want to know more about customs and celebrations on this island read below How do you celebrate Christmas and New Year's weekend in Gran Canaria ? The Spaniards are mostly Catholics. Although today's celebrations have in many cases been influenced by other parts of Europe. Let's start from the beginning with regard to the preparation and imple

Puerto de Mogán, affectionately known as "Little Venice," owes much of its charm to its thoughtful development, spearheaded by Rafael Neville, Count of Berlanga. Born into nobility in Malaga, Spain, Neville had a vision to transform the small, sleepy fishing village of Puerto de Mogán into a thriving resort without compromising its Spanish architectural heritage. In 1982, faced with the limitations of physical and economic expansion, Neville and his partner Riccardi embarked