Nowhere else in the Canary Islands will you find another golf course with 36 holes. Half of them are on the Old Course, which Roland Fauré has integrated into a landscape typical of the island. The sometimes very hilly course lies between ravines, mountains and the sea, with flora ranging from lush gardens to desert-like vegetation. The course is designed with water hazards and offers a variety of challenges for players of all levels. In 2008, eight years after the opening of the Old Course, the Salobre Golf & Resort was extended to include the 18 holes of the New Course. The very hilly course has a flair reminiscent of the famous courses in Arizona. Players sometimes play over hills, sometimes through valleys - but always through a landscape that is hard to get enough of. Water hazards require precise play.