Exploring Gran Canaria 

The Museu del Plátano is more than just a museum; it's an immersive experience into the history and impact of banana cultivation on Gran Canaria. Housed in a beautifully restored traditional Canary mansion, the center features:

• Interpretation Center: Learn about the rich history of banana farming on the island through engaging exhibits and storytelling.

• Local Products Store: Take home some authentic Canarian flavors from the on-site shop, featuring a variety of locally-produced items.

• Accommodation: Stay in the heart of banana country with comfortable lodging options that offer stunning views of the expansive banana plantations stretching towards the sea.

The Heart of the Banana Belt

The northern coast of Gran Canaria, from Arucas to Gáldar, has long been dotted with banana plantations. This region's fertile soil and abundant water create the perfect conditions for growing one of the island's most famous exports: Canary bananas. As you explore, you'll understand why this crop remains crucial to the island's agricultural sector, especially in the northern municipalities.

Guided Tours and Event Spaces

Explore the many facets of Hacienda La Rekompensa through guided tours that take you through the plantation's lush greenery and the fascinating spaces of the estate. The property spans over 56,000 square meters and includes:

• Event Venues: Ideal for any type of celebration, whether you're planning an outdoor event for up to 1,300 people or an indoor gathering under a marquee for up to 900 guests.

Practical Information

• Address: Cam. del Laurel, 7, 35413 Arucas, Las Palmas

• Phone: 696 27 77 51

• Website: rkhotels.es/es/rk-hacienda-la-rekompensa/