The beautiful glittering sea is hidden behind the golden dunes of Maspalomas almost giving the impression to visitors that they have stumbled upon a dessert.
Located in the lovely town of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, this beach is one of the most famous on the island for its lush green landscapes: el Palmeral, la Charca...
Located on the other side of Maspalomas is one of the liveliest beaches in Gran Canaria. La playa del Inglés is popular amongst visitors of all nationalities and above all water sports enthusiasts of sailing, surf and kitesurf.
This beautiful beach, located in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, consists of more than 2,250 metres of soft, golden sand.
It also acts as the magic gateway from the dusty city to the sparkling blue ocean. Playa de las Canteras features many services so that families can fully enjoy themselves and the calm waters are perfect for practicing a spot of snorkelling.
Much more than a beach, la Tufia curiously disappears from sight at high tide. It’s clear, blue waters, which have been popular amongst fishermen in the area for years, comprises one of the south-eastern town of Telde’s major charms.
This small beach in Arucas, which was formerly used as a small port, combines area of dark sand with rock pools. In El Puertillo a dip in the water, riding the waves or enjoying a pleasant stroll through the town comes highly recommended.
Güi Güi or Guguy is the only virgin beach in Gran Canaria. Following a 2 hour walk, the mountains finally reveal a desert-like beach where nothing but peace and silence reigns.
It comprises a protected area thus, if you are planning to visit then you will need to go prepared as there are no beach services.