Gran Canaria

Maspalomas is one of Gran Canaria’s most popular tourist destinations. This southern area of the island has beaches, sand dunes and plenty of things to do.

What’s the secret behind the success of Playa del Inglés? A pleasant climate, and countless things to do. Come experience this stretch of Gran Canaria’s coastline for yourself.

Las Canteras is an urban beach in Las Palmas. With a long promenade and plenty of things to do, it’s one of the main hang-out spots for locals and tourists alike.

One of the best things about Gran Canaria’s coastline is the opportunity to enjoy swimming in the sea but in the safety of a pool.

Come discover the stunning beaches of Gran Canaria! From long sandy stretches in the south to quainter coves in the north, your idea of paradise is waiting for you.

Gran Canaria is the perfect launching pad to explore extraordinary sights above and below water by boat.

The variety of restuarants makes Las Palmas a great place to eat. You’ll have a tough job choosing between a huge range of excellent options.

From cosy eateries called bochinches to no-fuss beachside chiringuitos and modern fine dining restaurants, Gran Canaria’s culinary landscape is set to delight – and we’ve got the lowdown on where to go.

The traditional fishing town of Arguineguín in an attractive tourist destination that has nonetheless clung fast to its Canarian identity.

The cheeses from the Canary Islands are full of character, and each has its own distinctive aroma, texture and taste. There’s a whole range waiting to be sampled.

The dishes that are typically served on Gran Canaria have taken inspiration over the course of many centuries from Europe, Africa and America.

For its climate, nature and leisure offer, Gran Canaria is one of the meccas of tourism in the Canary Islands. Discover its best beaches, villages and natural areas.

The pretty town of Teror is Gran Canaria’s green heartland. It’s famous for its charming balconied houses and for the local people’s devotion to the Virgen del Pino.

Tucked in the northern part of Gran Canaria, Arucas invites you to savour its luscious honey rum, climb mountains, swim in its natural pools and admire its Neo-gothic cathedral.

This bustling capital welcomes visitors with a near endless supply of places to explore and there’s no better place to start than the historical quarter of Vegueta.

Vegueta is the oldest neighbourhood in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Christopher Columbus anchored here on his way to the Americas.

Presa de las Niñas is a beautiful artificial lake and recreation area in the southern part of the island. It is perfect for enjoying a swim and having a picnic.

The pretty fishing village of Puerto de Mogán has stayed true to itself despite its popularity with tourists.

The microclimate in Puerto Rico generates the best weather in all of Gran Canaria. Start planning your trip!

The pretty seafaring town of Agaete and its port, Puerto de las Nieves, offers visitors seaside vibes and entertainment, nestled in a unique natural setting.

Tucked in the northern part of Gran Canaria, Arucas invites you to savour its luscious honey rum, climb mountains, swim in its natural pools and admire its Neo-gothic cathedral.

Come sunbathe on the paradisiacal, artificial beach of Anfi de Mar, located on the southern edge of the island of Gran Canaria. Discover the limpid, cerulean waters of a unique beachside retreat.

The traditional fishing town of Arguineguín in an attractive tourist destination that has nonetheless clung fast to its Canarian identity.

Guayadeque Ravine winds through the eastern part of Gran Canaria. Come discover cave dwellings, indigenous settlements and endemic flora and fauna.

Wondering where the top party destinations are in Gran Canaria? We’ve got you.

Popular festivities and processions are an all-out affair on the island. Steeped in tradition, they provide a glimpse at the heritage of Gran Canaria.

There is no better way of getting to know Gran Canaria than by strolling through its traditional markets. Here is a selection of some of the best.

The cheeses from the Canary Islands are full of character, and each has its own distinctive aroma, texture and taste. There’s a whole range waiting to be sampled.

Picking out souvenirs while on holiday is always fun and relaxing. Dive into our guide to discover the best shopping Gran Canaria has to offer.

Roque Nublo is situated within the rural park of the same name. It has existed since ancient times and is now considered a symbol of Gran Canaria.

The 400-hectare area comprising the Maspalomas Dunes holds Special Natural Reserve status and is one of the world’s most unique landscapes.

The traditional fishing town of Arguineguín in an attractive tourist destination that has nonetheless clung fast to its Canarian identity.

The Caldera de Bandama is one of the most impressive landscape features on Gran Canaria, bringing together geology, ethnography and biology in one place.

Presa de las Niñas is a beautiful artificial lake and recreation area in the southern part of the island. It is perfect for enjoying a swim and having a picnic.

Guayadeque Ravine winds through the eastern part of Gran Canaria. Come discover cave dwellings, indigenous settlements and endemic flora and fauna.