Gui-gui is one of the most exotic beaches of Gran Canaria, which is located in the west of the island. A large ravine hides it from the eyes of tourists. It is almost always empty, because it is at a decent distance from popular resorts. To get there, you need to go on a real trip under the scorching sun with overcoming obstacles from ravines along narrow rocky paths. From the nearest town to Gui-Gui you have to go a few hours. Some tourists come here by boat or water taxi from Aldea.
On a natural sandy beach there are no amenities except the warm waters of the ocean, huge rocks and a gentle downhill to the water. Swimming is dangerous, so it is better to limit yourself to sunbathing. The beach is mainly visited by curious travelers, couples in love and nudists.