Finca Las Margaritas began with the cultivation of bananas in 1977. Integrated greenhouse farm with 98% bananas, Gran Enana and Gruesa Palmera variety, and 2% of fruit trees: papaya, avocado, mango and other fruit trees. It has room of tools, the QUARTITO, enabled like space of rest, workshops, tastings, exhibition and store. This self guided tour has been designed to help you observe and understand the cultural, economical ,agricultural value of this part of southern Tenerife and enjoy the landscape the coast of Las Galletas, the bananas plantations and volcanoes. During the tour you will find numbered signs so you can chose to pause stop and read the contents in a folder in your chosen language. Perhaps note that due to each the rowing process of the plant and new farming might find yourself in other stops with more detailed references. The end of the tour you can find the room for tasting.
The Casa Chacona Museum is found on the ground floor of a nineteenth century house. Outdoor Routes Botanical Route The Canary Islands have a high proportion of endemic species and plant communities that live only in the islands or are shared with other Atlantic islands. Exportation Products Route The Exportation Products Route concentrates on the main products which have been exported from the Canary Islands since the time of the Spanish conquest, such as sugar cane, wine, cochineal, bananas or tomatoes. Cultural Route The Cultural Route comprises a new outdoor route, which offers information on many aspects of the culture, history and ethnography of the Canary Islands, during the 500 years since the conquest. Volcanic Route This new route explains the volcanic origin of the archipelago, showing the geologic formation of the Canary. The exhibition 'Colonizing Polynesia Rapa Nui Extreme survival ' brings together two great exhibits dedicated to the navigation and discovery of the Pacific Islands, culminating in the history of Easter Island. Poison Garden This interesting natural scene, beside the park's footpaths, is unusual in that it houses over seventy poisonous plant species from around the world. The sustainable Garden Developed in collaboration with the University of La Laguna is an attractive space that reproduces throughout 1,000m2 a typical Canarian ravine, with flowing water and the characteristic plant species found in these environments. Also, specimens of the European eel have been introduced, since it is the only freshwater fish present in the islands. Languages English, Spanish and German.