🌺 A HIDDEN GEM YOU HAVE TO VISIT IN PUERTO DE MOGÁN There are restaurants you find because they are right in front of you. And then there are places you need someone to tell you about, or someone to invite you to. So I have to thank my good friends Mona and Rune for taking me to A Casa Mia and introducing me to an experience I won’t forget. 🌺 Hidden in a tiny alley in the old part of Puerto de Mogán, this little family run restaurant has only around 22 seats. You could quit

🌺 I’VE WALKED PAST THIS RESTAURANT FOR YEARS… NOW I UNDERSTAND WHY IT’S SO HARD TO GET A TABLE I have a confession to make. After all these years in Puerto de Mogán, this was actually my first time eating at The Irish Tavern. Why? No good excuse really, apart from something that has always been in my head: Why would I go to an Irish Tavern (I’m Norwegian) when I am in Gran Canaria? Well, after Saturday evening I can answer my own question. There is absolutely no reason why y

Most visitors to Puerto de Mogán head straight for the beach, harbour, or the Friday market, and it's easy to understand why. But just a short walk from all of that, at the mouth of the Mogán valley, sits something quite different: the remains of an aboriginal settlement that predates the Spanish conquest of Gran Canaria by well over a thousand years. Thank you to Cathy Hannam, a regular in our community, for first pointing this one out. It's the kind of place many visitors w