Hallo Leute,
hat jemand von Euch genauere Infos über ein Rainbow Gathering Anfang Februar 2011 auf Gran Canaria? Wäre für alle Tips hierzu dankbar, da ich in der Zeit auf der Insel bin.

Hi,
has anyone of you more info about a Rainbow Gathering in early February 2011, Gran Canaria? Would be grateful for all tips on this, since I’m in the time on the island.

¡Hola!
¿alguien de ustedes más información acerca de un rainbow gathering a febrero de 2011,en Gran Canaria? Agradecería recibir todos los consejos sobre este tema, desde que estoy en el momento en la isla.

Soeben noch aus meinen emails erfahren: der Konsens für Gran Can scheint beim letzten Gathering gefunden worden zu sein… allerdings sagteeine gewisse Maria Elke Schultz am 12.01., sie sei gerade mit ca. 100 Personen an einem guten Platz auf La Gomera, der schon vom letzen Jahr bekannt sei…”Strand mit Wasser und Dorfbewohner(Locals) sind dafür”.
Meine Meinung: wenn das so eine Eigeninitiative annimmt, soll man es doch geschehen lassen! Zumindest ist dieser Strand schon eine gute Basis um sich zu treffen!
Die Info ist von der RB-Info mailliste. Love!Mel

Jippieeh!!! Danke, Family, Gracias, Maria!
Somewhere Over the Rainbow…the Goddess is Great…
LOV!Mel

wegbeschreibung / directions :

It will be held in the Gran Canaria Island, in the possibly purest spot of the island, a big
“barranco” called guguy or as it is most commonly known guy-guy. The place has an almost
unlimited source of the purest mountain water, for both drinking and cooking as well as for
shower. There is a paradisiacal beach at 2 min walk from the main site.

The “owner” of the land is a beautiful soul named Antonio (don Antonio), whom together with
Eufemio is the only permanent inhabitant of the place. He was born there and his family has
been around the place for more than 50 years. He was delighted with the idea as I presented
it as an opportunity to heal the place. The currents of the ocean have dropped a huge amount
of firewood which is lying everywhere on the beach, unfortunately as well as some plastic
bottles and debris which can be easily cleaned by members of the family.

There is two ways to reach the place:

1- If you take the road to the south of the island, there’s a village called Mogan, from
there you take the road to “Aldea de san Nicolas” and halfway this road you’ll find the
detour to Tasartico. At the entrance of the road to Tasartico there’s a lovely side-of-the-
road fresh juice and coffee place, run by Fran, who will give you further explanations of
how to reach the place. Basically you should reach the village, cross it and you’ll find a
dust trail that will lead you to the entrance of the “camino real” (pedestrian path) that
ends up in the precise spot of the rainbow g; this entrance is approximately halfway this
dust trail, a mere two to three kilometers from the village. Cars should be parked alongside
the trail, yet as there’s not a proper parking place, please try to spread as this trail is
busy sometimes. Then comes a good walk, approximately an hour and a half on a good step; the
only house you’ll find, after climbing up the mountain and descent to the beach is
Antonio’s. He will inform you of the available places for camping as well as water points or
any other details. He is willing to support the whole thing so if there are families with
children or any special needs his house is open (as much as his heart is!!)

2- The other possible way, for those of you carrying material or big amounts of food or
whatever is by boat. You should continue on the road from Mogan to Aldea de San Nicolas to
the end and then continue on to the port, where you can speak with the fishermen to arrange
a boat trip to Guguy beach. I will gather more information on the issue in the next days,
after speaking directly with them.