Venice of the Canaries...

The next day, we headed to the southern part of the island. We stopped at a market, which was mostly closed by the time we arrived. It cracked me up that John and Sally chose to eat Dutch seafood rather than get a Spanish snack.

Then we drove to picturesque Puerto de Mogan, which is known as the Venice of the Canaries because of its canals.

We enjoyed a picnic lunch and feeding the fish while sitting along the harbor.