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Kathy
March 30, 2018
Go see the salt museums, maybe take some home with you
Adrián
October 11, 2022
The Salinas del Carmen are the only salt mines in Fuerteventura that are still in operation. They occupy 26,100 m2 and are made up of 10 cookers and almost 1,000 pits. Located on the Costa de Antigua, the museum is also located on its premises, integrated among the facilities of the salt flats, which include the salt warehouse, the salt worker's house and the remains of the old pier.
The Salinas del Carmen are the only salt mines in Fuerteventura that are still in operation. They occupy 26,100 m2 and are made up of 10 cookers and almost 1,000 pits. Located on the Costa de Antigua, the museum is also located on its premises, integrated among the facilities of the salt flats, whic…
Arturo
July 3, 2021
To learn a little about the history of the Island, it is crucial to visit the Museum of Las Salinas del Carmen where you can learn how the sea salt is extracted that will later season our typical dishes such as wrinkled potatoes (papas arrugadas) or fish (pescado).
Thomas
May 27, 2022
Where does the salt we add to our goat meat or steaks come from? The salt museum and Salinas del Carmen have the answer. For centuries the local people have been harvesting the salt from the sea using this ancient method. Find out how they did it and why it was important for the island in the museum and leave with some of your own, hand made Canarian salt.
Where does the salt we add to our goat meat or steaks come from? The salt museum and Salinas del Carmen have the answer. For centuries the local people have been harvesting the salt from the sea using this ancient method. Find out how they did it and why it was important for the island in the mus…
Kim
May 17, 2022
Museum in an old saltworks highlighting the history and cultivation of sea salt and related ethnography. Open daily from 09:30 to 17:30.
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2 Barrio las Salinas
Antigua, CN