The 47 best beach holiday destinations in Gran Canaria

Playa de Las Canteras is one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen. The wide, sandy beach with a gentle slope into the ocean is perfect for long walks along the shore. A natural reef protects against waves, making swimming safe. In the evening, the promenade comes alive, with charming cafés and the sound of the waves creating a unique atmosphere. ..

Beautiful beach with golden sand, calm clear water, and a lively promenade full of cafes and shops. Perfect spot to swim, relax, or watch the sunset. Loved it!

Super nice beach. Quiet places. Many sport activities. Toilets and showers. Directly on boulevard, terraces, etc. In the evening nice atmosphere. Clean boulevard (dogs, step, bicycle not allowed)

The beach has nice lovely sand. The sun bed is 3 euros for all day. Umbrella is also 3 euros ( visited in Sept 2025). The beach has toilets, stairs that take you to the toilets and indoor showers. It also has outdoor showers. Both were clean. The shore is not abrupt and there are no stones. However, there were some algae. All in all worth the price and the visit, but there is no bar on the actual beach. Only bars, cafes, restaurants above the beach overlooking the ocean. The water is not transparent like in Greece. All in all nice ocean view, but not amazing.

Beach and sea are clean and beautiful. Two sunbeds with umbrella cost about €9, but prices for Swiss visitors often jump by 50%. Unfortunately, little is invested in the facilities – compared to the Bagni on the Adriatic, clearly weaker.

Maybe one of the most iconic beaches on Gran Canaria! But definitely worth visiting! A few km long but very clean, sand is perfect, plenty of space to place your own beach towel, or you can rent a sunbed and umbrella! Amazing promenade, you could walk for hours and discover all amazing restaurants along the beach! Amazing views of the Ocean as well!

A great place for a walk, a relaxing day at the beach with the whole family, and a delicious dinner with an incredible sunset view.

Lovely beach , gets very busy , plenty of sunbeds and parasols to hire and plenty of space to pitch up with your own. Very secluded bay with clear water , but does get seaweed float in later in the day 🤷🏼‍♂️ , a complete parade of restaurants and shops behind the beach and plenty of free parking . A big inflatable area with slides and jumps in the sea is available at an extra price !

Walked from Terrazamar and SunSuites to Playa de Amadores, along the promenade between Puerto Deportivo de Puerto Rico and Amadores and all in all the walk took roughly 1 hour from our apartment to Amadores, views were spectacular of Mount Teide in Tenerife, got such a clear view of it, Amadores itself was nice, very crowded, walked to it on Tuesday October 7th 2025 and at roughly 1:30pm place was packed. Nice Beach, Nice Walk. Recommended to all

Very nice beach, two sun beds and an umbrella for €15. The water is clear and the sand isn't a problem because it comes off as soon as you dry off. Unfortunately, we noticed that it tends to get dirty in the afternoon, probably caused by the waves, but in the morning it's very clean.

Very beautiful beach! Soft sandy beach and the water clear in turquoise colour. A huge contrast to the “Rentnerverein” at Playa de Inglés 🤣😅

Absolutely stunning beach good selection of resturants but problem is all sell same food , lovely water but is cloudy and not to good for snorkling.

The worst beach I have ever visited. Very crowded, water is very dirty, shower costs 2€ (crazy) and the toilet 0,70€. Two sunbeds + umbrellas - 15€ (which is not very bad). You cannot survive more than 1h on this place at least end of July!!! Keep away 🙏. As evidence please refer to the photos I posted. As all in one - waste of money and time for nothing. 🤨

One of the best if not the best beach in Gran Canaria. We’ve loved it here so much we travelled almost daily from Maspalomas. Lovely turquoise water and sand that doesn’t stick on you, plenty of restaurants from where you can see your beach setup and public toilets and showers. Can get very busy, so better come slightly early especially for the free parking. Will come back here one day surely! ⛱️

Playa Anfi del Mar – Beautiful & Relaxing A stunning beach with soft white sand and calm turquoise water, perfect for swimming and relaxing. The area is very clean, well-maintained, and family-friendly, with plenty of restaurants, shops, and facilities nearby. Ideal for a full day at the beach—highly recommended!

One of the most beautiful beaches in Gran Canaria, along with Amadores. White sand and palm trees, sunbeds and umbrellas cost €15 for the whole day, and restaurants, shops, and convenient parking are all within walking distance. The road leading to the beach is pedestrianized, and there are both free and paid parking spaces on the main road. The beach is clean and well-maintained. In addition to a wide selection of restaurants, bars, and shops, there's also a large supermarket with everything you need for a day at the beach or for a complete grocery shopping experience—really well-stocked. The restrooms just a few meters from the beach cost €1, while those near the shops in the arcade and the supermarket are free. The water is crystal clear and spotless.

This beach is breathtaking. It replicates a Caribbean beach, with Cuban palm trees and white sand imported from the Caribbean. The water is so clear and beautiful 😍 an absolute must see in Gran Canaria. Since this beach is owned by a hotel, access is right next to the hotel and the car park is at the resort. We took the bus from Puerto Rico (2 mins) as there is a bus stop right outside of the beach/hotel; there are buses to the whole of the island so I would definitely recommend this. And of course access is free. This place is like a village: there’s a little park, river, shops, etc. When I posted pictures about this place, multiple people asked me where this was as they could not believe such beaches can be found in Europe..

🌟 Beautiful and family-friendly beach! Anfi del Mar is a stunning artificial beach with soft white sand (imported from the Sahara) and crystal-clear, calm water—perfect for swimming and relaxing. The beach is clean, well-maintained, and has plenty of facilities nearby: restaurants, shops, and sunbed rentals. Great for families with kids. Parking can be tricky, but totally worth it!

Playa Anfi del Mar was a very pleasant surprise for us. The water is crystal clear with an incredible turquoise hue, thanks to the white sand. Since the beach is located in an artificial bay, there are no waves, and the water temperature is ideal even in the colder months. We were able to swim comfortably in February without any issues. The beach was lively, filled with people enjoying the beautiful surroundings. It’s an excellent choice for families with children, as the gentle slope makes it a safe and enjoyable spot. However, it’s important to note that it can get quite crowded. Overall, it’s one of the most stunning beaches on the island!

Gorgeous beach/ sea. Some water sports nearby. We walked from Arguineguin along the costal path. There is a great vibe with shops and bars/ restaurants. Photos are nearby..Sunbeds are 15€

I recommend this beach. Excellent place, very clean and one the places which looks like in the web’s pictures. Good place to spend few hours.

:) Exactly what modern Public Infrastructure updates to Public Spaces should do. The amazing renovation of this beach area is almost complete. Has public toilets now, showers and even a space dedicated for Scuba Divers and snorkelers to change in and out of their gear. Traffic is now controlled by a gate entry system allowing for more pedestrian friendly space. Clean, renovated and especially family friendly with proper bonus of being handicapped accessible. Good job. Highly recommended for a visit. If you are in good shape we recommend to hike along the many sidewalks and narrow streets surrounding the area. We have already made trips to this area twice in the last few weeks. It can be very windy at the beach making it very difficult to place and hold an umbrella.

We really enjoyed this small cozy place. The beach is small but also not so crowded (maybe in weekends it’s something else). Showers, toilets, plenty of parking places nearby, one supermarket and some cozy restaurants. Definitely one of the places i would like to visit on my trip to Gran Canaria.

Small local sand beach. Wavy sea. Magnificent sunsets (with Teide silhouette faraway). Local red crabs are a nice bonus.

I really loved this beach- it's small, fairly sheltered and the water was teeming with fish so take your snorkel! We visited in February and there was plenty of free parking. The restaurant on the seafront is well worth a visit!

Nice calm, mix of locals and tourists. Good for swimming and snorkeling. The occasional strong gust of wind.

A good beach, water was calm and plenty of space. But weirdly the toilets and changing areas were all locked in the middle of the day. There was also filming going on opposite the beach on the pier for some film with John Travolta in. Was interesting.

Beautiful little dark sand beach in a quiet cove, with colourful houses built into the cliffs surrounding it. We were there in January and it was pretty quiet, but still hot in the sun. The water was a bit chilly at first, but fine once you got used to it, and very clear. The only real downside was that it was a bit windy, which kept blowing the fine sand over us. There's free parking a couple of minutes' walk up the hill, and a nice little restaurant overlooking the beach.

Gorgeous nature and an amazing beach. But be prepared. This is a real hike, 5 kilometers over a mountain and down again through a valley and landing at the beach. It is absolutely worth it but come prepared. 2 liters of water each person, leave water in the car, bring food to make the most of your stay at the beach. I saw a couple make the hike, stay 40 mins and leave again because they weren’t prepared.

Beautiful hike to the Beach. Wear proper shoes because its a 2 hour walk to the Beach and 2 hours back to the car. It's not really hard, but you need a basic level of fitness. Elevation around 500 m

If you are planning to go to this beach you need to read this! First of all you should know that it’s an 11.5 km hiking in total. With an ascent of around 900m. This hiking is kinda hard if you are not used to this. 10% shadow on the trail! You need hiking shoes/boots! And be aware that there ia NO WATER! It s very hot and i would recommend at least 2l of water! Im not trying to change your mind but the beach is not THAT nice… i’ve seen nicer. If you are a business seeker, try going with a boat and sell water and drinks😉😉 Be aware that lots of people go UP 1.7km and when they see the rest of it ( which is going down and coming back up later ) to the beach they turn around! So… again. Dont forget water!

Nice sunset 🌅 It is not easy hike so bare in mind, you need to camp there if you want to go for sunset or go back in the dark (flashlight is must then)

The start point of the hike to this beach is easy enough to find by car. And it is a hike. make no mistake. Just for reference, I will hike 6 miles in 1h30 through fields and woodland etc. This is 3 miles each way and it took me 1h20 each way. The trail is easy to follow but it is rocky, gravelly and steep. I was concerned about the decent due to how slippery it was but in the end, it was ok. Good shoes are a must. Getting to the peak of the ascent I met someone coming back. I had barely enough breath to hold a conversation. I am 52 so cut me some slack :). The hardest part is the last 20 metres to the beach! But it's all relative and overall a simple enough hike. just taxing. The beach was decent. Just a nice sandy beach. For me, it was the getting there. The sea looked rough but I felt comfortable swimming . There is little in the way of current so despite the waves, if you float about, you will not drift very far. The hike back is easier. Overall, a good experience.

A beautiful, secluded beach without crowds of tourists. As a full-day trip with some hiking, it's great — just keep in mind that there's very little shade on the beach, and it's also hard to find any along the way. Otherwise, it's a stunning, remote piece of nature.

Tough hike! We are two men in our late 30s and fairly fit. We hiked here in early October on a day with some cloud. We were breathing hard and sweating a lot on the ascent: we took 1h30m each way with just a short stop at the pass. I would strongly advise against the hike on a hot cloudless day in high summer. But for us in October it was lovely. Hard work and a very nice beach as a reward where we stayed for 4hrs with all the food and water we brought.

If you're travelling in Gran Canaria and your lookong for a nice day trip out, or holiday location, this is a hidden gem, so much to see and do. Whether it's walks and exploring, dining out, street markets or just bathing on a beach. This is somewhere to consider. Very clean and tidy, and well laid out.

Fabulous resort with small sheltered beach and a marina. Numerous bars and cafes clustered around the harbour and in the town. There is a very large street market on Friday, when it gets very busy. Good bus service to Playa del Cura and Peurto Rico and beyond from the bus station which is a short walk from the harbour. Plenty of shops in the town centre, and in a new looking shopping plaza on the far side of the bus station. Tge resort has a more traditional look and feel compared to others on the island, with mostly more traditional archtecture. Many streets around the harbour gave lovely climbing flowers covering the buildings. Well worth a visit.

Little Venice is absolutely beautiful. Stunnning little side streets teeming with beautiful flowers & Excellent food whilst looking at the boats in the harbour. Nice little sandy beach(cove) which is perfect for a safe swim.10/10

Great place to visit when visiting Gran Canaria. On Fridays it's market day so gets very busy. The beach is always busy but loads of places to eat and drink. There is a beautiful part nicknamed little venice & it does look like the place too.

Very nice coastal town with lots of nice restaurants on the sea front. Amazing!

🏖️ Playa de Mogán (“Little Venice”) ✅ Charming fishing village with canals, colorful houses, and a marina. ✅ The beach is golden sand, calm, and family-friendly. ✅ Plenty of seafood restaurants, cafés, and local shops. ✅ Ideal if you like a mix of beach + culture + strolling through picturesque streets. ⚠️ Can get busy during the day, especially with tourists from cruise ships.

A lovely resort to spend a holiday, chilling out, eating on the harbour, cocktails and people watching.

Wide, sandy, and dramatic, Playa de Maspalomas stands out thanks to the dunes and open sea views. It stretches a long way, so you can always find space, whether you want to sunbathe, walk, or just sit and watch the waves. The dunes are the highlight, worth walking through at least once. Some areas are more lively and busy, especially near the lighthouse and beach bars. Other parts are quieter or naturist-friendly. There’s a mix of families, couples, and solo visitors. Facilities are decent: toilets, loungers, lifeguards, and places to eat within walking distance. Just bring water and sun protection, it gets hot with little shade.

Love this beech its amazing to watch the people walking along with no cares at all, lots of vending places to get refreshments too. Lovely vibe too the waves are huge too so be careful if you like to swim in the sea as its a very strong current too. All in all its beautiful and you have dunes too but we never got that far but looked amazing too. Nice walk along the prom too and plenty of shops along the way.

Amazing sand dunes location, like a mini Sahara 🏜️🏝️ Great for hiking and walks along the sea front which can be very breezy! Close to shops, hotels and restaurants for the perfect holiday 😎

Nice beach! If its too windy you will be covered in sand... We had dinner on the boulevard nearby most nights and there is a lovely atmosphere all around.

Very beautiful n clean beach . Lot of parking n shops

One of the worst beaches Ive seen in Canary. Strong wind, slashing sand, super crowded, no shower...

Sunbeds with parasol is 7,50€ but if you are coming earlier have card with yourself or just give them 2,50€ for service 😉 There are also massage sellers, drinks, food etc. Waves can get pretty high so it's very fun in the water

The Maspalomas Dunes are definitely a must see when visiting Gran Canaria. The landscape is unique and gives you the feeling of being in a desert right next to the ocean. Sunset is probably the best time to visit, as the light and colors over the dunes are stunning, but it is also worth experiencing during the day. Walking across the dunes down to the beach is a great activity and allows you to enjoy both the views and the natural surroundings. It’s a good idea to bring water and comfortable shoes, as the sand can get hot and the walk can be longer than expected.

One of the most unique spots on the island. Suitable for all age groups. Breathtaking sunset views from the dune ridges. Sunset (in October) was between 6 and 7 Highly recommend taking a stroll down the beach to the light house. The sun sets right behind it with spectacular views

Amazing place... Other wolrly dunes , behind a long beach.. . There's a mix of naturist and clothed visitors, but nobody seems to care and it works well.. you could wonder for hours either clothed or not.. .. the dunes themselves are quite difficult to walk through, especially when it's hot, so make sure you take plenty of water...

Incredibly beautiful but beware if you go w a tour. We were given just 10-15 min and that's not even enough to go to the toilet as there is only one female cubicle for the public loo. There are no souvenir shops and many ppl are illegally running around the dunes, which is irritating. Go when its overcast otherwise this is too hot and only one cafe to sit down. No parking. There is literally nothing to buy or enjoy here other than to walk the three designated routes.

A challenging walk throughout the warm sandy hills. Worth walking along the beach which can be much easier and approx 3miles stretch. However, be aware as will come across a nudist section which is right in the middle of the beach. During a windy time sand is everywhere and big waves 🌊 in presence.

This is a beautiful protected area. It really did surprise me how large the area is. It was a shame to see the human ‘effect’ of tampering on some of the dunes with hand written names - it did take away from the experience. There are signs that suggest you shouldn’t walk along the dune tops to preserve the dunes, from the beachside however you can access the dunes and be respectable to the areas by walking alongside the dunes rather than over them.

A small desert on an island — such an amazing place! There are several beaches nearby and plenty of spots to eat or grab a quick snack, something for every taste. The sunsets and sunrises are absolutely beautiful. If you go on a sunny day, especially when the sun is high, make sure to wear something on your feet so the sand doesn’t burn, cover your head, and take some water with you!

Clean, calm, and family-friendly. Playa de Puerto Rico is a well-kept beach with soft sand and gentle waves, good for swimming, even with kids. Plenty of sunbeds and umbrellas available, but also space to sit on your own towel if you prefer. Shops, toilets, and cafés are all close by, so it’s easy to spend a whole day here without hassle. Gets busy in the afternoon, but the atmosphere stays relaxed. Great choice if you want a beach that’s easy to access and has everything nearby.

This beach is nothing special. Overcrowded and murky water. It’s better to walk 15 minutes to Amadores beach by the promenade where the water is azure. Or a 2 minute bus ride to anfi del mar where the water is like the caribbean. I suppose this beach looks nice in the morning, but for a beach day, there are much better options in the area.

Not too crowded, cheap sunbeds, food and drink. Good boat Trips.

Had a great day at the beach.. 2 sun beds and 1 parasol €10.50.. x

Sandy beach in the busy resort of Puerto Rico. Short walk from town centre. Marina is adjacent to the beach. Bar/restaurant on quayside has novelty swim up bar. Sheltered for swimming.

Plenty of sun loungers to hire,beautiful warm sea & plenty of restaurants on the promenade where you take 1 step onto the sand.

The best beach in Gran Canria. Sunbed is 7 euros for the day, 10 with an umbrella for shade. ALWAYS SUNNY, I have never ever been here and it hasn't been glorious sunshine, whether that's in January or June it's always sunny!! There's great centres nearby, lovely beach restaurants and great views. Topless bathing is allowed, although naturism is allowed, its never really seen here, so for an all over tan, I'd suggest just in front of the dunes in maspalomas beach between playa de ingles and maspalomas, it's about a 15 minute walk from playa de ingles end and 20 from maspalomas end. Peurto Rico harbour to the right as you're looking at the sea, has many excursions available and the actual port you can see Ray-fish, turtles etc in the crystal clear water. Back to Peurto Rico beach though, for a lovely paddling or swimming area, to get a great tan and to have a great choice of food and the option for a sun-lounger, then you won't be disappointed with Peurto Rico.

I lived on the beach and slept in a sleeping bag for a couple months in 1976 when there was no development there. Directly behind the beach was a tomato farm. A couple hundred metres or so back there was an adobe hut where a guy sold beer, wine, rum and coke. There was a small restaurant on the edge of the beach that was open in the afternoons. I washed dishes there for 300 pesetas a day, a sandwich and a half bottle of wine. I guess my review is a little dated.

Nice quiet beach with a solid number of restaurants and ice cream. All that you need is here. Only downside are stones - the beach is mix of stones and sand. Pretty ok during high tide but tricky during low tide. But TBH we ended up on this one each time we wanted to go to a beach on the south of the island - calm winds, sunset over the ocean + not crowded at all in february :)

Nice little beach near various resorts. When I visited during May, most shops and restaurants were closed. It seems like off season. The beach and surrounding area is fine to visit briefly but I wouldn’t go out of your way.

Our hotel was near this beach and I really wanted to like it more! It was very quiet. We wanted to get dinner near the beach but most places were deserted so we opted to walk to the boulevard of Playa de Maspalomas most night. Because it's in a bit of a bay area it does get less wind than Playa de Maspalomas. It might be more lively in early August/July! I do think it has a lot of potential.

Lovely beach and surrounding area. Beach itself is great and all the restaurants and bars are much higher quality than further along the beach heading towards Playa de Ingles. Boardwalk above the beach stretches past this beach as well so lovely to stroll along. Hotels along here also higher quality. Definitely my favourite beach and area along this stretch.

Nice sandy beach, pretty quiet, with a great variety of restaurants around. Not too busy on the beach in March! Lots of rocks and pebbles make it a great spot for photo shooting.

Great beach to see the sunset, but not really good to swim as there are rocks underwater.

Vegueta is a beautiful and atmospheric part of Las Palmas, Gran Canaria. As the island’s historic district, it offers a glimpse into the past with its charming narrow streets, traditional Canarian architecture, and peaceful ambiance. The main square is lovely and inviting, perfect for a relaxing stroll or a coffee at one of the nearby cafés. The impressive Cathedral dominates the area with its stunning façade and peaceful interior. Wandering through the small cobblestone streets feels like stepping back in time, every corner has its own story. If you're visiting Gran Canaria, Vegueta is definitely worth a visit!

Very beautiful place with lovely spanish buildings. Very suitable for tourists. Around the area there is a cathedral, many cafes, and an avinida (shopping road). Definitely recommend to go to Christopher colombus house located at calle colon. Has very beautiful history, maps, ship models and the house itself is wonderful.

My favourite part of Las Palmas is this: the Old Town. I love it. The architecture, the streets, the greenery, the restaurants & the shops are amazing 🤩 I could now get enough of it and after multiple visits, you can still find hidden gems and be surprised at every corner.

Vegueta is the oldest part of the city, founded in 1478. The district is characterised by its well-preserved colonial architecture, with buildings dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Many buildings feature vibrant colours and traditional Canarian wooden balconiesIt is also home to several important landmarks, including the Catedral de Santa Ana, Casa de Colón, and Plaza del Pilar Nuevo.

Good old town in Las Palmas ... Visited st.anns church is located in prime location and the streets and architect are very unique..

Very interesting part of Las Palmas a lot quieter with lovely architectural buildings and interesting museums to visit.

Vegueta, the historic heart of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, is a must-visit for history lovers and culture seekers. With its cobbled streets, colonial-era buildings, and lively atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to wander and soak in the island’s past. One of its highlights is Casa de Colón, a stunning mansion linked to Christopher Columbus. The Santa Ana Cathedral and its picturesque plaza are also nearby. As you explore, you’ll notice beautiful wooden balconies, cozy cafés, and vibrant tapas bars. For a taste of local life, check out Mercado de Vegueta for fresh produce and Canarian treats. If you’re there on a Thursday, don’t miss Tapas Night, when bars serve delicious small plates with local wine or beer. Vegueta blends history, culture, and great food, making it one of Gran Canaria’s most charming spots.

Playa de las Nieves is a popular beach located right by the harbor. It's clean and well-maintained. The surrounding village is nice, with plenty of restaurants and stunning views that add to the experience. However, the beach itself is quite rocky, with black sand that makes it less ideal for laying out and sunbathing comfortably. If you're looking for a picturesque spot to enjoy the scenery or grab a meal nearby, it's worth a visit. But for those seeking a classic sandy beach day, this might not be the perfect choice.

On the plus side, there is an interesting view of the coast, but you won't find soft sand here and there's a ferry line and terminal right in front of you, so there won't be any top-top views.

Great location. Beautiful views. Lots of restaurants which weren't busy on a Sunday. Pharmacy was open and very helpful

Well worth a Visit to the Port, Fish Restaurants a beach ok for sunbathing. Not to busy during the week. Weekends its packed, with locals & you will struggle to find a place to eat as they are all full. We went to the Spar Supermarket in the end, to get some food.

We went there in July 2023 to visit the famous Agaete. It was quite windy on that day which is usually not a case. A small pebble beach is a nice spot to have a short break during a walk in Agaete. You can observe ferries heading to Tenerife. It is very interesting for small kids to observe the multi-coloured pebbles under the water.

Small fishing village. There are many people on the beach, but it is clean and tidy.

Spectacular view of the rocks falling into the sea. Descent into the water over stones

We visited today, had prebooked the bus with the tickets, we went from Puerto rico & public bus takes over an hour because of all the stops, obviously cheaper, but the coach we went on only took about 35- 40 mins, dropped off at aqua park first. It is quite a leg stretch to cover all the park, but so worth it, I would say if you like birds then time it to see the exotic bird display first, then stay there for birds of prey straight after, we didn't (even though we had a photo of the times) it just didn't register, because it is a fair trek up to the top of the park, the birds of prey fly right out to the mountains & fly around in the cloud, such a wonderful back drop for it. The dolphins were absolutely wonderful, all looked well cared for as do all the animals. There is a lovely little aquarium as well as birds of all sorts, butterfly house, orchid house, reptiles of all sorts, snakes, lizards, crocodile, caiman, there are armadillos. Like anywhere else this is not a cheap option for a drink or snack or cooked food, but it is what it is, you can take water or drink with you, but when it is so hot it gets warm fairly quick. You can have photos taken with the different birds, & the dolphins(€25 for 1 photo,€35 for 2) not sure on the price of the birds. Definitely recommend it for a day out for all ages.

The staff was super professional. We didn't wait in a queue anywhere. Plenty of toilets, a place to eat and the shows they organize are worth watching. Go in the morning and plan for a full day there. There are so many animals we have never seen before and everything was clean and well taken care of.

Such a hidden gem! 🐬💙 We planned a quick visit and ended up spending almost the whole day — so much to see and do! The dolphin show was amazing, the park was super clean, and it’s so easy to find your way around. Definitely one of the highlights of our trip! 🌿✨

We had an amazing time at Palmitos Park! The animal shows and animations were truly fantastic – engaging, well-organized, and perfect for both kids and adults. We spent a wonderful and valuable day together as a family, surrounded by nature and incredible animals. You can feel the love and care put into the place. The only thing that could be improved is the quality of the photos taken during the experience – it would be great to have clearer, higher-resolution memories from such a beautiful day. Still, 100% recommend it – we’ll definitely come back!

Absolutely brilliant to see animals that actually look happy in a zoo all the pens are a reasonable size and its great that you can walk through and interact with some of the animals and even feed some e.g exotic birds. The live shows were well coordinated and informative definitely recommend

Had a great time. Obviously the dolphins were a must see,lots of fun and very well choreographed. And the free flying bird display was very good,never got on with the idea of birds being cooped up in cages but here thay get to fly free three times a day. Seeing a flock of macaws flying around the mountain side was a beautiful experience.lots of other things to see and do and animals generally look well cared for.like all zoos food and drink over priced but can't be cheap place to run so let them off that and set in great location.

Next level especially the dolphin show just WOW! Beautiful scenery, cactus garden and interactive shows/enclosures. We fed the Emus for €2 but I would avoid with children because they were quite sharp on the hands but hilarious experience. The birds were lovely, photo opportunity’s and little stands around to grab a snack/drink. Easy bus to get there and taxi rank with lots of taxis outside to get home easier if the bus doesn’t arrive.

Amazing place at sunset to take photos. Lovely little pier/wall going into the sea where you can sit and take amazing photos. The sunset all along the coast right is outstanding. There is also lots of shops and restaurants to sit and enjoy the evening. It's a lot more upmarket and peaceful that other places in the area.

Amazing place to visit, spectacular views. The sky bar is truly breathtaking at sunset

Beautiful to visit with a gorgeous view of the Ocean. Short walk away from the beach and restaurants. The town is very clean and looked after. It was very very hot the day we went so we would have loved to have went back in the night time to see it as well. It’s definitely worth a visit! Loved it 😍

Perfect location for a day at the beach - great restaurants- lovely stores to browse- fantastic dunes - lighthouse museum and viewing area - what’s not to like!

Walked from Playa del Inglés to here and was an achievement alone reaching the lighthouse. Walked a total of 6.5km along the beach. Fabulous views, 28 degree heat, no complaints!

Such a lovely place and captured some amazing sunsets. Lovely restaurants and bars

great place, so much to do and so many shops to look at. Been twice now and the beach is lovely. We are unfortunate to go when they were a Calima going on so only saw a blue sky for about 4 days out of 14

The sets are very realistic. And the park may be exciting for kids, but as adults who just like western stuff - it was a bit lacking. There's a few shows a day which are funny (and they do them in a sort of Spanglish so that most the audience can follow!), but there's not much to do in between besides grab a beer in the crowded saloon. (Unless you are the actors who also run all the other services of the park - Hats off to the great staff for sure!) Would be cool if the park offered some kind of scavenger hunt (on paper or in an app - it could be done in several languages) and teach some history of the buildings and all. A shooting gallery style game would also be pretty cool. Or some line dance lessons. Something a bit more interactive or that could be done on your own time, between shows. Facilities were good - plenty of free parking, reasonably priced food/beverages (though not always enough tables to enjoy them from!)

A fantastic place at a great price. Upon entering the town, you feel like you've stepped back in time. It's great that you can enter the buildings to feel the atmosphere of the place. Plus, all the shows are fun and full of laughs. The saloon serves good food in a fantastic atmosphere. Thank you so much for a great time, and I highly recommend others to visit this place—it's worth it.

We've just toured the whole of Gran Canaria and Sioux City was one of our favourite days out. The immersive Wild West set, show quality and professionalism of the staff was top notch. It's great for both adults and kids.

We had a great day at Sioux City. There is a free bus from various locations which was a great bonus. There are shows on throughout the day which are spaced very well. They give you enough time to look around the town, (Which was originally built for the Spaghetti Western - Take a Hard Ride- staring Lee Van Cleef) in between shows. The performers were excellent, and we really appreciated their hard work. Food and drink very reasonably priced. Especially considering that there is nowhere else to go for a bite.

Not great, not terrible. It's an experience. Kind of old humor in my opinion. The animals are awesome, tho, and also the acting lady. She's such a badass. The goats seemed a bit poorly fed. They left the impression that they are only fed with the corn that people buy for €1. It's a lovely experience to feed the animals, but I don't think that is enough food for them. Food is also below average. Don't get your expectations too high.

Simply lovely😀 It was perfect. Staff was really friendly, the location is beautiful and the prices are good. The show was really funny and gives you an excellent look into the wild west. Big thanks for the Stuff.

This was an unexpected highlight of our holiday. We'd heard about it but were not to sure what to expect The shows were very good with comedy worked into the routines. The set felt very realistic to be honest and did give a propper Wild West feel to them expecially in the surrounding landscape The staff were all lovely and good at their jobs which really made it for us Before we went were were a bit worried it could be too child orentated however this is a place for all ages, we are in our late 20's and loved it, it has as much for adults as it does children My partner loved the animals as well. The baby goats were a particular highlight They also have a coach wich will take you there and back from near by areas completely free of charge

Only x2 & free (at the moment )public toilets! Which are located in parking lots about 500m off the beach and poorly signed - including signs facing down the wrong walk path. A big beach with a huge capacity and nothing for real public toilets to be found. What's worse a couple of glorified outhouses that self flush and are dirty and poorly maintained with no hand wash or paper. Disgusting when you think how many people normally flock here. Cafeterias are not a public service. Why it took us so long to bother coming here - little to no repairs or infrastructure upgrades that are useful or actually beneficial to public health. Today (this review date) as the weather changes (winds, drizzle, sun, winds drizzle, sun repeat) has scared away most of the normal local crowd and covid did the rest to tourism. We are here at a friends invite to meet them so the kids can play. Free Parking currently available (as the transit in the South sucks especially for family groups or if you live or are staying somewhere in the South as it only runs North South along main highway really). Tranist is expensive for any family to travel on regularly and the free parking at the moment (normally about €2 / hr) is a bonus. Free parking in most spots as covid has killed tourism so spaces available. Local friends had chosen this spot out of a nostalgia for days past. Days past due is about the best way to describe here. Aging infrastructure mixed with spot fixes and at least new foot washers and showers. Is it so difficult to install and manage good public toilets? There were x2 toilets for about 3km of beach. That should indicate you'll need at least triple the amount of toilets for people. 2 stars given as the area was clean at the time (bits of cigarettes and bottle caps) lifeguards were on patrol, and it wasn't stupid crowded as it normally is. Granted a clean beach should be easy as barely anyone was at the beach. As for the poor to no toilets, poor state of infrastructure of most signs, paint, walkways etc there is no excuse. Millions in dollars and thousands of people a day used to flow into these spaces. The toilets issues is a gigantic public health issue on these islands and not just here at this beach but every public park, space, natural area and public beach or hidden beach. Building toilets and keeping them in repair and clean needs to be addressed. Maspalomas as a whole is a giant toilet of a beaches pretending to be "natural" with the natural being poop in the water. With no proper infrastructure for the amount of beach and normal traffic its a sad joke. These beaches rarely ever remove the pay as you go beach chairs either and these pay as you go also dont come with a toilet. Lucky for this north streach of the long San Augustin / Maspalomas beaches streach the poo water current normally flows south towards Maspalomas beach so at least the water is a little cleaner. Granted the island governments never post water quality test results anywhere easy to find. For every good small repair or small addition of a an outdoor foot washer or shower they didnt add a single toilet or focus on fixing the real public health issues pre or post covid. No excuse for this except greed - what did they do with all the money that used to flow from tourism? Toilets with staff that clean, monitor and repair them such as on Playa Las Canteras in Las Palmas City to the North is possible and should have been done long ago. Here and are needed on each beach including lifeguards. Not a difficult task as peolle screaming for jobs and the governement is supposed to be investing in public health and the future. Could easily combine the existing broken infrastructure of lifeguard and medical to include toilets & disability access. Could even grab portable tempotlos if woied about the environment and make it a decontamination exercise and sell off of old gear for new tech or just tryout new tech. Wah la quality of life up, jobs up, training up, and rating stars up. Do better government and demand better people.

Nice sheltered beach and wide expanse of sand to find a space. Quieter than Playa de Ingles and Maspalomas. Nice boardwalk above the beach to stroll along.

Nice quiet beach. A bit windy the day we visited, but the waves were nice.

Lovely walk by the sea, great beaches a really nice place to visit.

This was a lovely sheltered beach unlike the ones further along the coast. Worth a walk to. Sunbeds also only 9 euros for 2 with parasol.

Nice beach with black fine sand. Its a great place to stay, not crowded at all.

Beautiful beach great for swimming

Brilliant little park. Fab for a day out. You can leave have lunch out and comeback. 3 adults and 1 child cost us 69€. Locker 5€ deposit for a day. 3€ cost umbrella for a day. Great when your kids are bored from hotel swimming pool and sea. I hate big water parks with long waits for a ride. This is just 10-15 min. Wait.

The tickets were €12 per person — everything was fine, not too crowded and no long queues. It’s a small park, but definitely worth the price. A nice place to spend a few fun hours!

We stayed here for 2 days and it was just the right amount of time to stay. Positive points: - the all inclusive is great as you do not have to go looking for restaurants everywhere. - there are lot of other small stores around to get what you need - service is very good - beach is close by - other activities (paid) are available - the rooms are very clean and good Negative points: - the slides CAN cause injuries!! Beware!! - in the evenings and night it's VERY loud because of the dance event held for children where there is a host screaming into the microphone and loud music - limited vegetarian options available in the buffet Overall we had a lot of fun here. We recommend 2-3 days maximum stay.

Really enjoyed this waterpark – barely any queues and a solid mix of rides for all ages. The atmosphere was lively with music playing throughout, and there were plenty of fast food options around which made grabbing a bite easy. Only downside was that a few slides had noticeable panel joins, which were a bit rough on the back. Probably nothing a swim top wouldn’t fix though.

We had a great day out here whilst on holiday we've seen this water park a few times after going past on a boat trip. It cost us €12 each and under 10s €5 and it was the best money we spent. There's lots to do, we didnt have to queue for anything, loads of sunbeds to choose from which you dont have to pay for you only have to pay if you want a cushion for the lounger which were €3 and an umbrella €4. The cafe was very reasonable 5 of us ate there and all had a drink for less than €50. You can also leave and re-enter if needed. Compared to the other water park on the island this one is well worth the money we spent 5 hours there and the kids were not bored and could've easily stayed longer. We did purchase tickets on the website the day before there were no English option but I just used Google translate to see what info was needed to book and managed ok.

Beautiful place with fast slides and super fun, clean and friendly staff. Perfect to spend the whole day

We loved the Water Park, it has salty water, slides and activities suitable for all ages.

Absolutely stunning. My husband and his friend spent a morning at Anfi Tauro Golf and it was everything you’d want from a top-tier golf experience: a flawless course, welcoming staff, and that unbeatable Canarian climate that makes you want to stay out all day. From the very first hole, you’re immersed in a landscape that feels almost surreal — peaceful, silent, surrounded by nature and warm tones of the rocky hills. No rush, no stress — just pure focus and pleasure. The course is immaculately maintained, every detail carefully curated. The staff? Friendly, helpful, and professional. You immediately feel like you're in good hands, even if it’s your first time playing here. It’s one of those places where you lose track of time — not because you're rushing through holes, but because you're genuinely lost in the experience. A must for anyone who plays, or just wants to treat themselves to a peaceful, luxurious golf morning. We’ll be back for sure.

Anfi Tauro is a fabulous route. Played off yellows today. Some were as far back as white tees. It's a great challenge and has plenty of risk and reward holes. All the par 5s are reachable in 2 with a good drive. Lots of holes where the water can make a meaningful difference depending on hole locations. The 6th is a lovely par 3 playing back to sea. It's one of the highest points on the course. Massive green, so it's not hard to hit with a long iron. Beware of 3 putting as it's got some deceptive breaks.

Fantastic golf course spectacular scenery, greens had recently been spiked but that didn’t spoil the round highly recommend

Absolutely loved Anfi Tauro Golf ,,, fantastic course, really stunning yet fair and enjoyable,, a good strong course in great condition,, a great welcome and service from both the pro shop and caddie master , they couldn’t be more helpful ,, course was quiet as low season so it was a magical evening spent,, you need a buggy though but then the course wouldn’t be what it is without the elevation changes,, highly recommend

Haven't played it yet but it looked amazing and the staff were very friendly and helpful

Beautiful course! Quite challenging (for me!) but lovely course! As with other courses we played in Gran Canaria, in excellent condition! Only thing I would say is that buggy should be included in the price as course would be very difficult to walk.

Great course and facilities,greens where so quick and true and the par 3,s from the white tees are a true test at over 200 yards.only down side is the driving range is around a 15 min walk from the reception. Couldn't take the buggie which I found strange as the 1st tee is right by the range.Didnt get to play par 3 course but it looked as good as the main course.Hotel area was really nice and so was the food.Club hire is only 40 euros but I think I'd take my own next time as they couldn't match flex or brand I had at the time.Will be playing it again when out next year,August a good time to play if you don't mind the heat as it is there quiet period but do also do maintenance

This review is from the perspective of a tourist visiting with their airsoft daft 13 year old and only having access to the hire equipment. Lots of pros, but a few cons that spoiled the experience a little. Pros : friendly staff, fantastic selection of equipment to buy, superb playing arena, great facilities for those just wanting to watch, good face and eye protection equipment provided, friendly local players Cons : as a tourist it felt like being cannon fodder to the locals who are able to bring their own equipment. You’re given a bright coloured vest (see photos) and stand out like a sore thumb. Locals in camoflage gear (see photos) have tiny coloured ribbons on their arm which from a distance make it very hard to work out which team they’re on. Some also have comms gear. When shooting you’re supposed to show yourself, but we were hit numerous times by a “sniper” who certainly did not show themselves when shooting. So as a tourist it doesn’t feel like a fair fight, and we’re charged more for the privilege (the same doesn’t happen in our country and all guests charged equally). We went twice during our two week holiday and on the whole enjoyed the experience. Unsure if we’ll go back next year unless they sort out the issue I (and others) have with the bright coloured vests.

Pretty fun but more of a paintball like experience then airsoft. Because of masks you cant really aim. @owners put high mount red dots on guns or something, you could even rent red dots. Would go again.

Went here with my son (12) while on holidays in Taurito. Neither of us had played airsoft before. From the very beginning, staff were friendly, helpful and welcomed questions. We played for 2.5 hours and were bucketing sweat but would have stayed longer if we could. Staff even went above and beyond to make sure we got the right bus back. Other users, mostly Spanish speakers were also encouraging and helpful. Can't recommend highly enough.

Very entertaining amd unique place on the island. It is easy to access, next to the highway. Great fun, even for youngsters, since the protection equipment is provided there. It was my first visit today and definitely not the last one. Just to mention that today (probably all weekdays), it was open from 15:00h.

Fantastic experience, the staff where very helpful and friendly and made you feel at ease. They explained what to expect and allowed us to watch first.

Had an awesome time in the Hangar. Feels like a real warzone. Absolutely worth to try

So much fun!! 20€ for a number of balls that i dont remember but lasted all afternoon (4~730pm). The uniforms were clean and big sized (too big for me). Guns a bit heavy for kids or small sized people, but not horrible. If your party isn't big, there are usually other players around you can play together (against each other or mixed up). Service was nice, installations new and clean, lots of toilets and also 2 showers (per gender, id assume). There is plenty of parking and a karting right next door. The battlefield is really nice, tons of hideouts including huts, tunnels, holes... Only negative is that it's hard to play with the mask (which is there for security reasons) because you can't really wear glasses underneath and also they get blurry after some time).

Easy to access, views are absolutely worth the short climb. The neighborhood is also really beautiful, with an arsty building in the middle of the climb. In the lookout there are plenty of space to sit down and relax, it's also clear that the area is well maintained.

Def worth a climb to the top. We took champagne as was celebrating a bday and sat up there for a while taking in the views. Peaceful and pretty. Amazing houses are on the way up, really interesting.

You have to walk up quite a few stairs in a not so touristic area to reach this view point. I wish there were a few more signs. The view was nice.

Make sure to stretch the knees as you'll have quite a few steps uphill to reach the Mirador de playa de Mogan. I felt like going through a maze and actually managed to get lost on some of stairs that all look the same. Once you get to the top you have a nice view over the old town and obviously the beach. However don't waste too much time at the top as all the fun is down there!

Great place to take a view of the Mogan beach, Puerto de Mogan and surrounding area! About 20 min walk from the port, in the iconic old and narrow streets of the old town! Something to avoid though in the middle of the day when the sun is very powerful! But definitely worth to take the walk to this point, as the view is jaw dropping!

Very lovely place a steap stairwalk 💪😊 and do not take the wrong way up 😳 we had to go back down and then up again 😂😂😂 goggle...... Thai to the locals for helping us back on rute 🇩🇰🙏😊

A bit of a climb (100 steps or so) to a great spot with view of Mogan, the Port & the rugged scenery. Anybody can get there - just take the steps slowly.

It's got a good vibe, especially in the morning seeing people playing volleyball, basketball or football, plus the sun rises first here. Kinda nice, so far the nicest one I found in Las Palmas.

We did not go onto the beach itself. Rather, we visited the businesses in the area. The Beach appeared well maintained, and the people and businesses in the area were welcoming and friendly,

This is a free city beach with a view on the harbour but facing containers and ships. Probably i would spend time on Las Canteras beach rather than here.

Perhaps not the best place for swimming. However it is very accessible and it has an area for beach volley which is a lot of fun.

Nice 🙃

This is a nice free city beach with a view on the harbour. However, I would probably recommend Last Canteras instead, as you are not directly exposed to the noise and fuel pollution of the port.

3 stars is being polite. Garbage strewn, poorly maintained infrastructure, with the worst part being well made repairs sitting beside areas completely not addressed. It just demonstrates the city happy with patch jobs instead of a proper repair and rethink. Washrooms are at least available however they are not inviting. Water quality is always horrible with visible notes of boats poo discharge in places when the tide is flat. 3 stars as they do make an effort, especially to include sports venues. More work is needed to find housing options for the many many rough campers and sleepers that frequent here. More and better washroom and shower / locker facilities needed. Public water fountains and emplaced shaded areas both for the general public and the handicapped and elderly should be here. Access to beach areas and facilities is severely limited to those with times two working legs. Full time 24hr lifeguards, washrooms presence should be here including at 3 points start middle and end of the beach area. This would be jobs for citizens and help for those attracted to the area for rough sleeping to access common basic facilities late at night. Consideration should be given to have dignified city tents & an alternative sight and transport for rough sleepers. Not the tractor and water cannon to wash the sidewalks each evening to drive people away at the earliest hours. Do better Las Palmas - point to note - do better Las Palmas including enforcement of illegal parking and street paint etc. Perhaps if you employed people to do these jobs you would have the money, safety and balanced enforcement in the city. Don't forget Engineering - patch jobs are better then no jobs but seriously was it too difficult to have the same construction crew that remade the bike path not continue to work on painting and washrooms construction etc?

10000% worth it. The park is absolutely stunning with beautiful cacti everywhere. The staff was also really friendly and it's a pretty big place. The only tip I could give this place is to maybe put the names of the plant species a bit closer and clearer to the plant they're supposed to show, since it was often quite hard to figure out which plant was Which. Other than that, definitely worth a visit!

We visited Cactualdea Park, a beautiful place filled with stunning cacti and so much positive energy. It was truly a unique and pleasant experience, surrounded by nature’s beauty. After our walk, we stopped at the restaurant where we were warmly welcomed by Mrs. Mariana. She is an extraordinary person who made us feel completely at home with her kindness and hospitality. Everything was perfect, and we left with wonderful memories. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a special and authentic experience! 🌵✨

Really nice place, impressive number of cacti. You can also feed the ducks and the donkey on property.

I am so glad we stopped by here! Plenty of parking, easy to find and not busy at all at midday. It doesnt look like much when youre first entering and walking around the building part which looks like a lot of empty spaces and bars, but then you walk outside and theres a cacti jungle! Not the greatest variety but such a lush and abundant collection. The space is huge and you can walk around the place for a long time to see everything. There's also free roaming peacocks, chickens and a donkey. Remember to use sunscreen cause there is alot of walking in the sun. All in all, one of the prettiest and biggest cactus gardens we've been to.

Cost 8.50euro per adult Lots of cactus to see. Nice restaurant. Cash only.Worth to visit

The cactus garden is beautiful, the staff in the restaurant is really nice. Although it has a feeling that this park has seen better days. I advise to go with cash because the terminal was wrong and you can pay in the restaurant only with cash.

Very educational place. Never knew there was the biggest cactus park in the world in Gran Canaria. They show educational video in various languages about the cactus in there. Place is really amazing. So many varieties of cactus. The bar is also very nice. We ordered cactus juice and got some fruits with it. If you like plants, it’s is the place you have to visit.

You will be amazed by the different colors of soft rock. If you look carefully, you will find hiking trails in this area, but even a short climb is breathtaking. You may encounter yellow, orange, purple, and green rocks. The great thing is that there is also a bus service here in the mountains, so if you don't have a car, you can take the bus from the village of Playa de Mogan to the colored rocks.

You can park at the shop and walk backwards by the side of the road. There isnt that much traffic that you couldnt get a picture from any angle you wanted. There were some people climbing the rocks, but we saw no point in doing that. Much better to walk a bit further out for better view and appreciate this colorful and amazing rock formation.

Los Azulejos de Veneguera is one of those unexpected roadside stops that’s worth your time. The rock formations are naturally coloured by minerals, creating vivid layers of green, blue, yellow, and pink. It looks almost artificia, like the cliffs were painted by hand—but it's all natural geology. You’ll find it along the GC-200 between Mogán and La Aldea. There’s a small parking area and a bar across the road where you can grab a drink or bite to eat. You don’t need to hike, just step out, take in the view, and snap a few photos. It’s not a major attraction with facilities or signage, but that’s part of the charm. A short, visual stop that breaks up the drive nicely and gives you a sense of the island’s volcanic diversity. If you’re already heading this way, definitely pull over.

Easy drive to get up there, it's worth the view! There is place for about 10 cars to park next to the road and it's not so busy.

A must stop place. When we went on a Sunday afternoon it was very quiet and peaceful. Beautiful views, well maintained and a great place for photos.

Definitely worth a looksee.. We arrived late afternoon and the lighting was probably too bright... But it is really interesting to see the different colours.

A very beautiful natural phenomenon that you definitely should see when you're on Gran Canaria. The colours will pop out even more after soms rain but even without it's definitely worth your while. A tip for people that can get car sick: It's a long and winding road, so please keep that in mind when you're going by car.

Well worth the drive, weren't fortunate with a perfect sunset but still lovely. Take care on the drive, particularly after dark in the way home. The roads are a challenge but enjoyable. As mentioned in many reviews it is windy so be careful of your possessions. Enjoy

Great platform for an amazing view. It wasnt too crowded on midday and we were able to have the place to ourselves for a few minutes to take lots of pictures. Also enough parking spaces and the road up here is interesting. A must visit in Gran Canaria.

Incredible views!! We went on a Sunday afternoon and luckily were only a few people so we fully enjoyed this lovely viewpoint. Would visit it again. There wasn’t so much parking space though, so I see how that could be a problem.

It's a place with a breathtaking view, I recommend coming here at sunset to combine the incredible view with the colors of the sunset. It's a relatively small space, and if there are a lot of people, you might have to wait a bit before taking a photo, but it's worth it! We were even lucky enough to see Teide in the background!

This is one of the best Miradors in Gran Canaria. Even though the road leading here is a little long and the last miles are not that great it's 100% worth it! Make sure you visit on a weekday because at the top there's a very small parking lot (10-12 cars) tops and most time it will be full of rentals. But my god what a view! It's a heaver if you are into photography because it's so high above the sea! If you are lucky enough not to visit when it's foggy it's absolutely spectacular!

The view was spectacular! The parking space is quite limited but we visited during the week, so there was enough space for us to stop by. At first, it was foggy and nothing could be seen, but after a few minutes everything cleared up and the view was revealed

Just spectacular! One of few places on the island with amazing views! Also if you drive there from Las Palmas make sure you take the windy mountain route with breathtaking ocean views all the way there

Beautiful beach with dark and very soft sand! Quite dangerous for swimming but good for some surfing and perfect to relax, some yoga and take some photos. The water temperature is very pleasant

Quiet little beach you can spot some lizards

Beautiful dark sand beach. The sand is so soft. It was almost empty when we were here (mid February), no tourists. Lots of surfers to watch.

great beach to go and play in the waws .... not great for swimm, parking in near , have water for wash . clean and have also lifeguard

Nice quiet beach. Away from the crowd. Nice dark sand and good waves.

very nice beach ideal for wave surfing

A beach of the rare kind. Volcano sand, soft and different from other parts of Europe. Sertainly worth a visit. Good place if having small children. Off course; the ocean is a dangerous place to encounter if not able to swim 😉. Sometimes the conditions for surfing is nice. Have a lovely time and take good care 💚

Amazing view, so high up above a little town in the valley. Very peaceful

Great viewpoint! Came here at night to capture an incredible night sky! Couldn't believe how much you could see. The roads from Mogán were a bit sketchy although very well maintained

Nice place to see the stars. You can go there in case you stay in Puerte de Mogan. Best at clear sky and new moon.

Amazing views. If you can get to visit, do so!

Beautiful view. But to come there...terrible. it takes a lot of time to do the road bends and there are places where are no crash barriers, we saw aloso wooden crash barriers. The road is small, not easy to pass oncoming cars. You sometimes can't see who is coming, you need to honk. We went from mogan to this point in one hour, we wanted to go to roque nublo.(heard also if you park your car there, you have to do a 30 min walk to come to the rock) We were at mirador and ask people how far it was, they said from there still 1 hour to drive with a lot of road bends, so we decide to go back. But if you like to drive this kind of ways, just do it. Don't forget something to drink it is really warm up there. Enjoy the view.

Cool place. Great view. But if u have a big car and a restless family. Then dont go. The roads are narrow and steep. But if u are feeling adventures then cycle up or drive;)

Amazing views from here. Would really like to go back in the evening to see the stars!

Little beach, black sand sunbeds no toilets or anywhere to buy water or a drink. Go along to Tauro o r Amadores and this beach should get some services in place.

Beautiful little resort. Much smaller and intimate than the likes of Puerto Rico or Las Palomas, there is a small commercial centre with 4 or 5 restaurants, a couple of bars and a convenience store. There is a coarse sand beach good for bathing. Excellent bus service to Playa de Mogan in one direction (around 15 -20 mins) and Puerto Rico (10 mins) and beyond in the other if you fancy somewhere busier for the night. Amadores beach is walkable in about 15 minutes around the coast via Playa de Tauro. Town centre is flat buy many of the hotels and apartments are perched on steep hillsides like many resorts on the island. Recommended for a more chilled out holiday.

More quiet and calm. Not so touristic therefore not really shops or toilets or beach facilities available.

Small village with a few restaurants and one SPAR- shoppingmall. The sea nearby a few hotels. Other hotels locate more uphill. Nice & peaceful place. With the local bus, you may visit the nearby villages as Amadores, Puerto rico or Puerto de Mogan.

Playa del Cura is a great relaxing place to be. Great beach, very close to Tauro beach and Amadores beach can be reached on foot. You have only one available super market in the resort. Public transport from Playa del Cura is accesible and can bring you easily to every other resort on the southern island.

Fantastic beach. We stayed at the O.C.B with direct access to the beach. It never seemed full. The sand was amazing. The water was amazing. A little to much waves for my youngest. But overall a beautiful beach. Near perfect.

Words can’t describe just breath taking hot and peaceful lovely people lots to do and feel safe

Very nice and quiet town. Don’t see much of a fishing village, accept many fishes statue around town. Don’t see many tourists, but it’s hard to find a parking space.

Nice and scienic wiew of the ocean. There is a barrier in the water, so the waves are not too large. There is however a lot of stones of various sizes in the water, so it is not very comfortable for the feet to get into the water.

Beach is nice but people are horrible. They dispose waste in ocean especially fish waste disposal, cigarettes' butt's, garbage. People don't appreciate nature here! I don't know how to stop these shitty people. Some local stare at them but no one stop this behaviour. This is not first time I have seen it. Do they really lacking of proper education?

Part of the arinaga beach area. Nice long walking area and local artists acupunctures.

My favorite beach did snorkeling, so many different fishes and easy to get into the water.

Really nice walk around the beach, lovely statues when walking around.

Great walk for strolls or exercising n places to stop n sit at the stunning views

A lovely attraction. My kids aged 6 and 8 really enjoyed it and we stayed all day. They enjoyed the foam party… twice! They especially loved the splash water area, the bikes, zip lines and the parkour area. My 6-year-old made some friends and was playing with them independently. The mini golf course was quite difficult & tired/ worn in places. I was surprised by the cost and quality in the restaurant because food in these kind of places is usually expensive and rubbish. I had a lovely goats’ cheese salad and my son said it’s the best pizza that he’s ever had! The staff were all lovely and friendly. Fun activities going on for the kids throughout the day. I would just say although kids were very happy, it may be boring for the adults unless you are getting involved with your kids. Bring a book. 🙃 We drove there in our hire car. We parked on the road. Make sure to use the meters to pay for parking for the day. Located in a lovely area. We spent a few hours on the beach afterwards.

We had a great day here, despite me thinking it wasn't going to be worth the money. We spent around 4 or 5 hours here. Lots to do for the kids including go carts, scooters, trampolining, climbing frames, water zone , foam party, treasure hunt, air bag drop, and more. There is a mini golf course too, but it could do with a revamp. Still, it's all included in the price. The food on site was ok. The staff were very good and focused on the kids fun. There's a shop on site too selling merchandise.

We had a fantastic time at the Angry Birds Activity Park in Gran Canaria. The park wasn’t crowded at all, which made the experience even better. It’s not huge, but it’s packed with activities: a Sutu ball wall, climbing areas, bag jump, parkour space, scooter ramp, pedal cars, and mini golf. The compact size was a big plus. I could let my 5 and 8-year olds explore the area freely without worrying, which was such a relief after chasing them around in other parks for the past month. They LOVED the foam party, and the afternoon treasure hunt was a big highlight. When the heat kicked in, the splash zone was perfect for cooling off. The bar was decent, with fair prices and even some healthier options like a goat cheese salad, not just fried food. We ended up staying for six hours, and the €50-something we paid for entry was absolutely worth it. Highly recommended for families with active kids.

This review starts with my 4-year-old’s thoughts — his favourite part was the mini golf! He also said the foam party was the other best thing — and to be fair, it did look great fun with all the bubbles and music for the kids. Adult review: He didn’t go on the climbing frame as he doesn’t like heights, but it looked like good fun — lots of kids were really enjoying it. You do have to pay extra for the 10D cinema (€2 for about 3–4 minutes). It was okay, but honestly, I think it should be included in the main price. The mini golf was only 9 holes and not the best quality, but still enjoyable for little ones. The splash park was fine for what it was, and the other facilities were what you’d expect — football/basketball court, climbing frame (no harness, just free climbing). I gave it a go myself, got to the top, and it actually felt quite high, so I climbed back down! There were a few other bits that kids absolutely loved, so overall, it was a great day for him. From an adult’s perspective — it’s definitely a place made for kids, and you’ll see the usual mums and dads looking a bit exhausted just trying to make it through the day, haha!

Kids absolutely loved this place! It’s small as far as theme parks go, but it’s great if you want to entertain the kids for a few hours. I would say definitely for younger kids, under 10. If you’re looking for entertainment for teens this probably isn’t the best place. Food on site was really nice & fairly priced. We had a nice day out 😎

BEST AMUSEMENT PARK EVER!!! For my high energy, sport inclined son this place is perfect. Lots of physical activity that is also developing skills, the biking cart track, the scooter ramp, the gymnastics course, the mini. golf, we could do each of these activities individually for hours and we can come here and jump from activity to activity as long as his attention span allows and come back later. The staff is stellar. Every single person had not only a huge smile, and positive attitude, but took great care of us at every attraction. Special call out to Samba, Tamara, and Jaiza. and how could I forget the foam party. Took me back to my 20's and it was beautiful to see the next generation preparing for their future club days. oooch oooch oooch ooch🎶

We have been here multiple times love it my children always have a blast but remember to bring socks.

We were lucky that we had rented some sunbeds. What a crowd! Very nice beach but in the weekend the locals take over every spot available. Running hurdles if you want to go from your sunbed to the sea...... For the rest.. blue ocean and calm water.

Stunning hotel with everything a guest could possibly wish for - many different swimming pools, shops, restaurants, a marina and its own private beach. Staff are friendly and attentive. The accommodation is spacious, clean and modern with large balconies all with a sea view. There is nightly entertainment if you want it, and daily activities too. The best hotel I have ever stayed in.

We have stayed at this Anfi resort many times over the years and would highly recommend to anyone! The resort is very clean with a variety of pools, bars and restaurants. The beach and hotel is in an idyllic setting and there is so much to do on resort. The boat trip across to the market is a must do and the staff and people here are so welcoming and friendly. Thank you for all the wonderful memories made over our years of visiting 👍

Been here multiple times and never disappointed or been let down. Incredible experience with staff and don’t understand these 1 star reviews. Nothing to complain about here. Can be as quiet as you like or as busy as you would like it to be. Perfect for couples and families ! X Rooms are like mini apartments has everything to you could need, beds are very comfortable

The resort is a bit old but still beautiful. Only the service at the reception is very poor. We have waited for taxi for ages. They kept telling us the taxi is coming but it did not come at all. Take directly taxi which is waiting outside. The staff won’t help you anyway.

Very nice beach. A lot of sun beds and place for people who bring their own bed/towel. There are a lot of restaurants and shops around, water sport and also a big super market. You have to leave the sun beds at 6 pm.

Amazing place to swim and very clean water. You can not go to car but you have to walk. On the other hand when you arrive you will see how beautiful is

nice park, local feel, wc not at cafe but in park near canopy (no paper!) we climbed the rock in the park, don‘t underestimate it - loose holds and rusty anchor.

This is a really beautiful park with a large pond, toilet facilities, a music cafe bar, children's play area, and an amphitheatre. There is parking nearby and holiday world is just across the street. The pond is my favourite part. Fish, ducks, herons, turtles, dragon flies. On my last walk around I saw a duck with 12 chicks!! So cute.

Beautiful park, well maintained. Sadly no dogs are allowed but understandable. Nice cafe area, climbing wall, tables for picnics and a large area that holds musical events.

Great park to spend a quiet afternoon. Very well maintained and with plenty of space to enjoy the sun or have a quick picnic.

Great for doing any sort of cardio running training while on holiday. Used to be very dark down one side but they have now added lights on sensors which is a massive help

Nice park with green lawn, relatively clean installations. The pond has birds fishes and toads, there is a cafeteria to take a drink or grab some food, quite nice. They may need to get more oxygen into the pond though, as the green algae starting to grow a bit too much, won't happen as much if there is sufficient water turnaround, meaning more fresh oxygen in the water. But it's still clean enough and quite nice. They're a picnic area and they're are public toilets too (I didn't enter those, so no comment about their state)

Good green zone. Playground is very old and some places lost a rubber base, which cover a concrete. I saw a moment when boy fall down on his back and probably have broken a coccyx. Getting stars off because of security reasons.

Very short (100 m) picturesque gorge. Not sure if it was worth the 45 min scooter ride (each way... 🤔

Interesting gorge, probably about 100 metres long, with wonderful rock formations. To get here, park on the side of the road at the top of the hill, and walk down to the valley. On the right-hand side of the road, climb over the traffic barrier, carefully descend down to the man-made archway. Walk through the archway, and you'll be in the gorge.

The place itself is beautiful. BUT what cannot be photographed are the annoying groups of insta-posers and the constant very bad smell of ... you know what ... years ago it must have been a more pleasant experience.

Barranco de las Vacas is a unique natural rock formation that’s absolutely worth seeing. Despite some graffiti on the bridge above, it’s not yet overly touristy — there are no shops, cafés, or even official parking available. Some cars park on a small patch of empty land just before the site, while others leave their car along the roadside further up the hill. To get there, you’ll need to climb over the guardrail and walk down a short path into the ravine. Once you're down and start walking through the narrow canyon, you’ll find yourself in a stunning and photogenic location — perfect for taking beautiful pictures. A hidden gem and definitely worth a visit if you're nearby!

Beautiful spot to check out when you’re in the neighborhood. Parking can be done a little up the road. The shortest path to the entry is on the stone bridge. A clear path (quite steep) is visible. The whole thing is not that big, so if it’s busy you’re mainly waiting for a turn to sit on the rock for pictures.

Amazing rock formations, definately try go out of peak hours however the photography is best at 12pm. It is very small and makes for a quick visit you could probably spend 30- 40 mins there before getting moving on. We bussed from las palmas to Aguimes and made the mistake of walking from there in the swealtering heat (4km walk from town ) great views but definately dont reccomend doing that. Rent a car and make it a quick stop for the day theres alot of otger things to see on the island.

Very nice place to see...you can get there by short walk through the tunnel. There was plenty people waiting for photo spot.

A wonderful place and fantastic views and panoramas. The road to the top is also amazing and enchanting with its beauty. The only big minus is the lack of parking spaces. This complicates the excursion and leads to stressful situations. If you want to park your car near the parking lot near the cliff, I recommend you arrive early in the morning.

We took a hike from the parking to the Roque Nublo (around 5 km hike). The route was quite good and well marked. Remember to reserve the time slot (it is free of a charge) as they are checking this before the entrance. There is also no parking anymore nearby the roque, so You need to take the bus ( it is driving couple of times per day) or a hike. We took the bus in our way back to the parking, it is 1 stop (around 10 minutes, costs 1,4€). We liked the place, You can go around the rock and seat nearby to rest or eat something, there is a little bit of shade as well.

Nice place. Sadly, weren’t directly at the Roque Nublo, because we didn’t know you have to book your time frame in advance. BE AWARE OF THIS! I think it’s not well known yet. The parking palaces were closed on Sunday, so it was very difficult to find a place to park next to the road. You can do a nice walk in the surroundings as well, and you can see the Roque Nublo from there.

If you don't have a car, you can use the bus number 18 if you're are traveling from Playa de Ingles area. The buses don't run often and the route there with the bus is not the best. We had prebooked our trail time but arrived 1 hour and 30 minutes early, and thankfully they let us enter 1 hour earlier. There is absolutely nothing around there which I would have thought there would be a coffee shop or a Souvenir store but there is only a small van selling a few local things and that's it. So if you'll have to wait for your time time good luck with that 😆 The hike itself is not too hard. It's moderate level due to some steep climbing if you go all the way to the top. It took us about an hour to climb up (with a few stops for pictures) and 30 minutes to go down. Bring lots of water and if you're not in a rush you can sit down and enjoy the view with a few snacks. The climb is worth it, the views are amazing!! 😍😍 Overall, it's a once in a lifetime check point and even though i hated the bus journey it was worth it.

Beautiful spot, BUT you need to visit official website in advance. Of course you can't access the spot if there's a risk of wildfire. So read instructions carefully and follow them. There're nice picnic area next to the spot (maybe 1 kilometre away)

Beautiful scenery, and also recommended to visit the beautiful sunset from Roque Nublo. After the sun has gone down, and the sky is clear, and the moon not too bright, you can see the milky way! And the amount of stars is crazy. Most of the light pollution from the ground is blocked by the clouds, creating a truely unique sight. It is a bit chilly, make sure to bring warm clothes and nice foods

They say you need a reservation for a specific time if you enter through the main Mirador de la Goleta entrance. I didn’t know that because I came in through the forest from the Aparcamiento Cruz de Juan Pérez parking lot — marked “SOLO VEHÍCULOS AUTORIZADOS” (authorized vehicles only). I parked on the roadside where there were dozens of cars, even though there were yellow lines. The hike up took me about 45 minutes, and coming down was around 25. The views are beautiful, and from there you can even see the nearby island of Tenerife. If you enjoy easy hikes, this one is really for everyone — it’s not difficult at all.

Nice beach with restaurants and shops. Not realy for fans of white sand and quiet beach. Quite windy and dark sand makes it not as great for kids but great waves makes it realy fun 😁

Nice beach in San Agustin right on the promenade. Not many choices for sand beaches on Gran Canaria. Sand is dark with a fine powder that the wind will carry when it gets windy. Parasols and loungers for rent. Rate was 9,50 Euro in February 2025, which is really fair compared to, for example, Mallorca. Attendant will put up sand barrier on windy days to help with blowing sand. Water is clear with sandy bottom. Surf school sometimes here for beginners. Very convenient to the resort we stayed (Corallium Beach).

Very windy, water quality wasn't the best. Lots of steep steps to access from the North approach that are not in the best shape. A few funky swear smells along the walkway and again from time to time when on the beach. Nice outdoor shower area at the end of the wooden walkway however it is not very private feeling as the cafe just across seats people like the showers are a theatre. No visible signage indicating where to find public toilets nearby which may explain the so e of the smells.

Nice beach, reasonably quiet early mornings in October. Some larger waves to west side of beach where there are 1 or 2 surfers. Not crowded, free parking directly behind beach with shade for cars from trees.

Would definitely come back here better side of Maspalomas!!!!

Good beach. I like catching waves :)

It has hot and black sand with calm tepid water and small waves. It's natural to have women practicing topless so that's an if that's an issue for you don't go there.

Just stopped because the beautiful panaroma caught my attention Stunning view, fresh air, on the other side of the road you can see Las Palmas in the distance. It was very peaceful and quiet.

Recommended. Nice parking spot with view and a hiking trail intersecting with it. Don't expect facilities like toilets, although there was a stand set up selling drinks and regional foods.

What we see happened almost a million years ago when lava came into contact with underground water. I think that traveling around islands with volcanic monuments is an adventure worth continuing throughout your life.

If there is for, wait 15 minutes, Go down to the caldera it is a short way but the flora is worth to Go there

Find this spot randomly. The view was stunning, watching the clouds passing in the valley where everything was blooming was fascinating

Very beautiful place! If you enjoy standing over the clouds, just in peaceful silence and enjoy an incredible view - this is definitely the place to go for!

Stunning views, be prepared for a long and curvy climb

Unique piece of canarian history. Worth a visit. The gate may seem closed but you can just push it open. Ways are sometimes a bit hidden but if you figure it out there is a lot to explore and learn. Parking was easy as not many people were there.

we were told by a local person that there were some big caves and they can be visited, the local said that this is a holy place for the local people, it is easy to get to and make sure you wear sturdy shoes because you have to climb some rocks, but it is easy to do

Theres a couple of parking spaces at the end of the road and then you walk a couple of minutes uphill to reach the entrace. The place is fenced and marked as an archeological site with some information posts. Cuatro puertas is reached withing two minutes, but only requires a couple of minutes to visit. There's a circular route to also reach some other caves but we didnt have time to visit them.

When we been there was only couple of people. Nice area. When you get there you can enjoy nice view

It was fantastic standing in the caves and seeing all of them it really was, and the wonderful view and breeze was just a bonus for us. You do have to park at the bottom and walk up a long road which is on a hill with loose rocks and down some rocks, so make sure you wear the right footwear for the trek (but it's worth it). We would 100% recommend. 24th September 2023

There is a lot more here than meets the eye at first. A very cool archaeological site with both ancient cave homes and ceremonial sites on display. So close to the airport, it's definitely an easy one to either start or end your trip with.

This is one of my favourite sites on this island. I just don’t understand why there are very few tourists. I was basically alone during my visit. Such an incredible place with an interesting story. It is really worth to visit if you have a car. You can park the car at the roadside a few hundred meters down. It is an easy walk, and I love its unique flora, especially different types of cactuses, grown in this region. Don’t be surprised if you see some birds living near the caves.

This beach is much quieter than the English beach area, but consequently not as many facilities apart from a toilet at the north end. We found on our visit that there was far more seaweed being washed in at this section, which also brought with it the seaweed smell - which inevitably got the kids saying it smells!

A Lovely beach which is more secluded than the main beach and only a short walk away which is worth it. There is a place to wash your feet. The sand is golden, clean and soft. The cove offers a calmer place to swim in the sea. WCs are within 3-5 minutes walking distance.

Beautiful beach in a middle of paradise. Maspalomas areas are very popular ,and you will spot many tourists walking along huge promenade which are miles long ! There is plenty pubs ,bars ,restaurants and hotels in area so not a chance to end up hungry or thirsty out there. Water sports are present as well ,so if you are bored ...jump on jet ski and release mayhem on water :P If not fancy extreme sports , just go for a walk and admire blooming flowers which are everywhere in area :)

View are amazing beach is great big steps but can always go long the beach

Great beach, with the possibility to wash your feet afterwards near the stairs.

It's a magnificent beach, it's not so windy because there are some rocks in both sides of the beach that block the wind. There are not too much swell.I recommend it. If the review was useful, please give me a like😉

Nice cozy wild looking beach a bit on the side from sandy big Playa del Ingles

Beautiful cave to visit but its little bit difficult to find a way if you go by car. There is no parking area. If you go by foot you can easily find the spot.

Once you get there it is quite nice. There is no real parking spot so people have to park in the side of the road, it is quite dangerous and the locals also seems anoyed about all the people on the road, also reflected in the Grafitti "Tourist Go Home" The actual location is beautiful. But one could vist that people would clean up after themselves as it is quite messy in some places.

This place is quite beautiful and spectacular but it’s hard to reach. Not only do you have to walk along the highway to reach the “steps” which take you down towards the canyon, but the actual descent is quite dangerous as there is a slippery kind of sole. You need proper shoes for this or you might get seriously hurt. I would say that we waisted close to an hour trying to find the way to get to the canyon, since there are no signs anywhere for it and we relied solely on instructions from google reviews. Be careful when including this into your itinerary. I would honestly say that there are better places to see on the island which are also easier to reach and find.

Quite easy access from the main road. If you're lucky there's a narrow parking lot next to the path (you have to walk through the metal barriers) but it only fits three cars, otherwise you'll have to park a little bit up the hill and walk down along the road. The canyon itself isn't very long but can be quite beautiful in a good light. Be careful of falling rocks, especially after the rainfalls.

If you fear high places, don't go there. Otherwise, it's a beautiful place, but it's not very big. I would say the cave tunnel is about 200 meters long. There is no real parking place, but if you drive past the area, there is a spot about 150 meters up the mountain where you can park around 6-7 cars on the right side. Coordinates are here (27.9123490, -15.4761274)

Worth a visit specially first thing in the morning. The lighting may not be as brilliant when the sun actually hits the walls. Anyway, it’s relatively easy to get to specially if other people around and you can ask for direction! There’s a review here where he exactly pointed out where you should park and where you should start walking. That was really helpful!

Amazing place!!! Be aware that you need to spot a place on the left where you can park your car. It fits let’s say 4 cars but it’s not an official parking place so you need to slow down to search for it. Otherwise you have any close place to park. Then you need to walk a bit on the road and go down on a path that will lead you to a short tunnel. After this, you can see the canyons which are amazing. Be aware that there are lizards everywhere there.

Nice park area. The area has several grills that can be used by visitors along with benches. There is also a public restroom here.

Beautiful area in the island, forest, hikes, plenty picnic spaces, tables, car parks.

Beautiful area for walking. Find the right path in May and it is a riot of lovely wild flowers

We went here, not for a picknick or bbq, which seems like a great place for that! But we went for the short but very steep (unmarked) trail, from Llanos de la Pez to Pico de los Pozos. A trail 1300 meters horizontal, almost 300 meter vertical. Quite the workout, but worth the views! Make sure you don’t stay too long enjoying the sunset because going down the trail after sunset is another challenge.

Sound a wonderful peaceful pine forest in the mountains. You can park here and there are tables under the trees to have a meal. Clean toilets nearby. We travelled here early morning and hardly anyone around apart from a family having breakfast. Also great place to hike from to go further up into the mountains to have lunch. We hiked up from here for a couple of hours and didn’t see anyone. Absolutely beautiful part of the country and so different from the beach resorts of Gran Canaria. You can’t be disappointed with some time here.

Lovely place to relax and stay a night or two! Toilets and tap water available as well as cement tablets and seats

Lovely area to stop for walks picnics bbqs etc.

Nice place near the desert, have many restaurants and bars, even shop for souvenir and other items....

Very full, older building that need care. But beautiful beach with 2 sunbeds and an umbrella for 7,50€/day.

Lovely walkway along the edge of Maspalomas Sands.

Went down to where the main tourist area is, there is a large number of places to eat and drink, most with seating areas overlooking the beach and Southern Atlantic. The selection of food goes from Macdonalds, Chinese food, traditional Spanish/Canarian food to Seafood, there are also the standard touristy souvenir shops in amongst the restaurants. The normal downside of places like this are the persistent street sellers, who will keep approaching you even when told no before.

Went down to look at the Southern Atlantic and have lunch. Plenty of places to choose from most with views over the beach and shoreline. One problem is the number of hawkers trying to sell you something and they keep coming back, a shake of the head usually works.

I Love GC

It's such a nice example of micro climates in gran canaria. You can find different habitats by moving just 10 20 km. Also it explains how hard it is to survive in the desert just a short introduction. 😄

Nice sunrise but dirty car park. Please guys! Keep your trash with you

I accommodated close by this beach and I was so glad of my choice. First morning I went down the beach for the sunrise like other locals are used to do it and the show is magical!

Peaceful location but it's a pebble beach, you only get a sandy beach at low tide.

Very windy and rocky beach, near the airport. You can stay camping.

Windy but nice natural beach, great for kite and wind surfing

Good windsurf sport

Great walking location even with dogs

Amazing ride through the mountains, beautiful! Not for the inexperienced bikers! Some really tight bends and small roads, stunning

The wievs, landscapes, formations, just fantastic. The road GC-606 is a narrow and spectacular road that is just wonderful if you enjoy a bit of a challenge.

Must do for a road bicyclist..! Give your legs a good beating..!