▷ El Confital Beach in Las Palmas

The jewel in the crown of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, its flag and its pride, is Playa de Las Canteras. Considered one of the best urban beaches in Europe, it's a paradise that hides a marine diversity that few places in the world have. However, just a few metres away is the city's best kept treasure, Playa del Confital.

Very few people who visit the city each year go to discover what lies beyond La Puntilla. Many times they stay there, contemplating the spectacular views of the whole city, they miss the wildest and most natural side of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

At VillaGranCanaria, we don't want you to miss out on this spectacle of nature, so in this post we're going to highlight this wonderful area of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, offering you the best plans to enjoy it and all its accesses.

Playa del Confital: the wild side of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Playa del Confital and its bay is a very special area within the city's surroundings and is considered a Special Area of Conservation.

It's located between the neighbourhoods of La Isleta and Las Coloradas and until 2004, the area was populated by illegal huts, very famous in the city, where people with few resources lived.

Once the area was cleared, the rehabilitation work began with the construction of a beautiful promenade that runs along the beach and the surrounding area from one side to the other, made of wooden planks that make the area more accessible on foot.

The main characteristic of Playa del Confital is its tranquillity, which is perfectly complemented by the times when there are strong waves. Therefore, El Confital is the perfect beach for lovers of good surfing and serenity.

El Confital is an extensive bay that can be divided into 3 different parts. It has only one access road and ends where the fences that delimit the area with the military part are.

The beach itself is composed of volcanic sand and rocks, with a maximum extension of 180 metres long and 25 metres wide.

What to do in Playa del Confital

Playa del Confital beach stands out for its versatility when it comes to enjoying it and its surroundings. It's frequented almost 100% by local people from the neighbourhoods of La Isleta and Las Coloradas, being the main meeting point for families and friends at weekends.

On weekdays, it's a very quiet place with little traffic, ideal for contemplating the best views of the whole city while you take a pleasant stroll with a magnificent sunset.

On the Confital Beach itself, if you're a fan of water sports, you can enjoy one of the island's star sports, surfing and bodyboarding. In fact, world bodyboarding championships have been held on the famous and well-known beach Las Monjas.

On the other hand, as we've already mentioned, the beach has a wooden walkway that’s suitable for walking and strolling around.

If you've got an adventurous spirit, you like walking and discovering places, or you're a fan of trail running, you're in a unique spot in the city. You can walk from one side of the beach to the other, bordering the mountains until you reach the famous cross, where you'll find spectacular views of Confital and the whole city.

It's also an ideal place for MTB lovers. The best route is to follow the upper, technically advanced trail and finish at the end of the track, where you'll come across the military fences.

This is a short route, around the entire of Playa del Confital, approximately 10 kilometres long, with great scenic beauty and technical sections that'll delight cycling enthusiasts.

Finally, we'd like to recommend one of the best moments of the day in Playa del Confital, its sunsets. You can't leave this place without seeing at least one with a unique panoramic view of the entire coastline of the capital.

How to get to Playa del Confital

Getting to the beach is easy. You can reach it on foot from the Las Canteras promenade, a pleasant walk that takes about 20 minutes.

If, on the other hand, you prefer to travel in your own vehicle, you can do so. All you have to do is get to the popular neighbourhood of La Isleta and access the beach by a dirt road. With regard to the latter, you should know that the road is currently in good condition, and you can drive along it without any problems.

When you get to the Confital area, you won't find a car park like at other beaches, here you'll find a fairly large esplanade where you can leave your vehicle without any difficulties.

If you don't feel like walking a long way or taking your car to Confital Beach, there's always the option of public transport. In this respect, you can take the bus line 41 from Parque Santa Catalina and get off at La Isleta, at the Cruce de Las Coloradas stop and walk a few metres to get to the beach.

Beach Confital: the treasure of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

As you've been able to see, Playa del Confital is a real jewel of nature in the heart of the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. A place that can often be unknown to many tourists and even to people who live on the island.

Frequently overshadowed by the flagship and tourist icon of the city, Playa de Las Canteras, in recent years Confital has begun to reclaim its place as an alternative to enjoy a day at the beach and sports in an incomparable natural setting.

In short, if you want to feel nature in the heart of the city, to discover the wonderful landscapes that this hidden area of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has to offer, don't hesitate to come to Playa del Confital.

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From the bustling Playa del Inglés to the more secluded Maspalomas, there are plenty of options to relax, sunbathe, and swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Water sports enthusiasts can also indulge in activities like surfing, windsurfing, and diving in popular spots such as Las Canteras and Puerto de Mogán. Aside from its beautiful coastline, Gran Canaria is renowned for its diverse landscapes. The island is home to stunning natural wonders like the dramatic cliffs of Puerto de Mogán, the rugged mountains of Roque Nublo, and the lush forests of Doramas Rural Park. Hiking and biking trails are abundant, allowing visitors to explore the island's unique flora and fauna. Culture and history enthusiasts will be fascinated by Gran Canaria's rich heritage. The capital city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria boasts historical sites like the grand Cathedral of Santa Ana and the Casa de Colón, a museum dedicated to Christopher Columbus. The picturesque towns of Teror and Arucas are also worth a visit, with their charming colonial architecture and scenic plazas. For those seeking entertainment and nightlife, Gran Canaria doesn't disappoint. The island is famous for its vibrant nightlife scene, particularly in popular areas like Playa del Inglés and Puerto Rico. Visitors can enjoy a variety of bars, clubs, and live music venues, ensuring there is always something happening after the sun goes down. In summary, Gran Canaria offers a diverse range of activities and sights to satisfy all types of travelers. From its stunning beaches to its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage, there is something for everyone to enjoy on this beautiful island. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">The weather in Gran Canaria</h2>Did you know that the days in Gran Canaria are long and sunny with mild temperatures and few variations? In fact, Gran Canaria is one of the regions in Europe with more hours of sunlight – over 3,000. Its geographical location also favours long days that are full of sunlight all year round. In winter, the sun rises at 7:30am and sets at 6:30pm; in summer it’s sunrise at 7:00am and sunset at 8:30pm. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Accommodation options in Gran Canaria</h2>Have you already decided that you want to spend your next holiday on the beautiful island of Gran Canaria and you need a holiday rental? Gran Canaria is an island with a huge offer of accommodation of all kinds and for all tastes. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Villas</h3>A villa is probably the best option for those looking for maximum privacy. At VillaGranCanaria we are experts in renting villas of all types: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Villas with private pool: the best option to enjoy a good bath without sharing space with other people.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury villas: if you are looking to treat yourself, the best is a deluxe villa with all kinds of comforts and magnificent views.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Beach villas: look no further if you want to wake up to the gentle sea breeze or be mesmerised by the coastal sunsets.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Cheap villas: the best high quality accommodation at an affordable price and with the greatest possible comfort.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Group villas: the ultimate choice for families with children or groups of friends looking for peace and quiet and a higher degree of privacy.</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Apartments</h3>Those who prefer to stay in a holiday flat are generally looking to spend more time outside than inside. Even so, at VillaGranCanaria we have great alternatives: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Beach apartments: a flat just a few metres from the sea is the best choice for ocean addicts.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">City apartments: urbanites are in luck because an urban flat is the best way to discover the city's corners.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury apartments: if you prefer to live large, a deluxe flat is the perfect option for you.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Cheap apartments: if you prefer a cheap flat with the best value for money on the market... stop looking!</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Bungalows</h3>One of the most popular options on the market are bungalows. Fortunately, at VillaGranCanaria we have the best bungalows on the island at your disposal: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Beach bungalows: Imagine spending a day on the sand and just a few steps from your bungalow... The best possible location!</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury bungalows: a deluxe bungalow is a great option to enjoy the highest comfort in a unique accommodation.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Cheap bungalows: the budget bungalows are ideal for sharing, always keeping in mind the best value for money.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Bungalows with private pool: if you prefer not to leave the bungalow and enjoy the pool without "neighbours"... This is your option!</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Country houses</h3>Nature lovers are in luck because this island has spectacular natural landscapes. Discover them by staying in the rural houses of VillaGranCanaria: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury country houses: the ideal option to enjoy nature to the maximum with the best comforts in a unique accommodation with incredible views.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Family country houses: the alternative for families who want to enjoy the interior of Gran Canaria doing activities with their children.</li></ul> <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Travel information for your holiday rentals on Gran Canaria</h2>If you're thinking of a holiday rental in Gran Canaria, mark your calendar because this beautiful island is more than just sun, beach and spectacular scenery. Not for nothing is it known as the miniature continent. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Southern Gran Canaria: idyllic beaches surrounded by tradition</h3>Being one of the most important tourist destinations in Spain, it is not surprising that most of the tourists who decide to book their holidays in Gran Canaria do so attracted by its dream beaches. And the closest places to enjoy the island's coastline to the full are Salobre Golf, Maspalomas, Meloneras or Pasito Blanco, among others. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Northern Gran Canaria: extraordinary landscapes of cliffs and volcanoes</h3>However, more and more people are visiting this destination for rural tourism, hiking, water sports or cycling, and to discover fascinating places such as Roque Nublo, Roque Bentayga or Pico de las Nieves. Be sure to discover charming villages such as Tejeda, San Mateo, Teror, Arucas, Gáldar and Agaete, among others. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: the best cultural, commercial and leisure offer on the island</h3>The island's capital, a cosmopolitan city open to the sea, is Gran Canaria's main cultural, commercial and leisure attraction. Here you will find everything: shopping centres, museums, restaurants, the kilometre-long and impressive Las Canteras beach, the majestic Alfredo Kraus Auditorium, the historic Cathedral of Santa Ana... the list goes on and on! <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">How to get to your holiday rental in Gran Canaria</h2>The best way to travel to Gran Canaria is by air to the Gran Canaria Airport (LPA), which is located around the middle of the east coast of the island. It is situated more or less at the same distance (about 25 kilometres) from the capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and the southern part, a true sunny paradise. No matter the location of your Gran Canaria holiday home, it will likely be accessible by transportation from the airport. Buses, coaches and taxis are all available for you to bring you to your destination. Rental cars are also available at the airport, which ensure a quicker and more comfortable journey. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Gran Canaria and its gastronomy</h2>The local cuisine of the Canary Islands comprises a variety of fresh vegetables and a mix of seafood and meat. This gastronomy is influenced by many cultures, most prevalently Spanish, North African, Latin American and even historical aboriginal themes also influence the vibrant local dishes. We encourage you to choose from the large variety of traditional restaurants called bochinches or guachinches throughout the island if a true Canarian culinary experience is what you are after. Nevertheless, there are plenty of restaurants where international gastronomy can be found. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">What to do in Gran Canaria with children</h2>For a different and fun family holiday, there is nothing better than a visit to Gran Canaria. The island has everything the little ones need to have a great time: water parks, theme parks, amusement parks, outdoor activities, zoos, aquariums and the chance to live unforgettable experiences and adventures in places where fun for young and old is always guaranteed. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Water parks</h3>Although all the water parks are ideal for having a great time, spending a day at Aqualand Maspalomas or Lago Taurito (100% salt water) is an unforgettable experience not to be missed if you are travelling to Gran Canaria with children. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Theme parks</h3>Children always have a great time at theme parks. It's a safe bet. And in Gran Canaria there are two of the best: Sioux City Park (where they will feel like a western sheriff) and GrancAventura (a different adventure park...). <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Amusement parks</h3>The classic amusement parks are also a great attraction for children. Here you will find two spectacular ones: Angry Birds Activity Park (for action-packed fun) and Holidayworld Maspalomas (with countless attractions, bowling, escape room, karaoke...). <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Zoos and aquariums</h3>Gran Canaria also has zoos and aquariums where you can discover all kinds of exotic animals up close: Palmitos Park (with a large number of birds, plants, reptiles, mammals...) and Poema del Mar (with three well-differentiated areas and thousands of marine species). <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Practising sports in Gran Canaria</h2>Gran Canaria is famous for its magnificent beaches of fine sand and crystal-clear waters, but also offers much more than sun and sand. Its lush forests, mountains, trails, ravines, beaches, reefs and clean skies are some of the natural spaces in Gran Canaria that invite you to do active tourism, without forgetting relaxation, fun and adventure. Some of the most practiced sports on the island are: <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Golf</h3>Gran Canaria provides fully equipped infrastructures and top-class courses adapted for all handicaps designed by world champions and reputed architects like Salobre Golf. The climate here means you can enjoy golf all year round to focus on your game and disconnect from it all. And after a few swings, there’s practically no better plan than to spend a while relaxing on the beach, for professionals and amateurs alike. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Cycling</h3>Gran Canaria has a huge variety of ideal routes for road cycling, with paved tracks and roads with slopes and gradients that cross volcanic passes posing a great challenge for cyclists of all levels. The unchanging temperatures throughout the year and the low rainfall enable you to go cycling every day of the year. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Water sports</h3>The sea around the island allows for many water sports to be practiced, like the following ones: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Surfing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Windsurfing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Kitesurfing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Bodyboarding</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Stand up paddle</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Scuba diving</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Snorkeling</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Sailing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Parasailing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Kayaking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Fishing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Jet skiing</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Mountain sports</h3>Of course, apart from sea sports there are lots of mountain sports you can do on the island: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Hiking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Trail running</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Climbing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Mountain biking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Trekking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Orienteering</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Canyoning</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Paragliding</li></ul> <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Museums in Gran Canaria</h2>Theatre, dance, concerts and plastic arts go hand in hand in the island's cultural agenda. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">1. Museo Néstor</h3>In the Museo Néstor, named after the local artist Néstor de la Torre, you can see his portraits and most important works. It is located in the Pueblo Canario, in the capital of Gran Canaria. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">2. Casa de Colón</h3>The Casa de Colón, located in the Vegueta district of the historic quarter of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, is the best option for discovering the island's relationship with the American continent and what oceanic voyages were like. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">3. CAAM</h3>Nearby, the Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno (CAAM or Atlantic Centre of Modern Art) is the archipelago's leading contemporary art museum. Highly recommended for those looking for a different kind of museum. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">4. Museo Canario</h3>What were the ancient Canarians like and how did they live? The answer to these and many more questions can be found at the Museo Canario in Las Palmas. Its large collection of aboriginal mummies will leave you speechless. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">5. Museo Elder</h3>The Elder Museum of Science and Technology has one rule that everyone who enters the museum must obey: it is strictly forbidden not to touch. Young and old alike will have a great time in a 100% interactive museum. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Nightlife in Gran Canaria</h2>If nightlife is your thing, Gran Canaria is the place to go, with a vibrant and fun atmosphere throughout the cities on the island. Choose from a range of pubs, bars, clubs and discos, in cities like Las Palmas, Playa del Inglés, Maspalomas and Meloneras. In fact, in certain areas the island seems to never sleep, and parties deep into the night. If you are looking for a quieter atmosphere, skip the clubs and check out the numerous stylish bars, cafés and casinos throughout the cities on the island. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">What to see in Gran Canaria</h2>On an island that offers as much to the visitor as Gran Canaria, you should not miss the most attractive places on the island: <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">1. Maspalomas Dunes</h3>Located on the south coast of the island, the dunes of Maspalomas were formed from ocean sand during the Ice Age and are now a nature reserve. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">2. Roque Nublo</h3>The Roque Nublo, located in Tejeda and 67 metres high, was formed by a volcanic eruption millions of years ago and was used by the ancient Canarians for rituals. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">3. Las Canteras Beach</h3>This urban beach is one of the best in Gran Canaria. It is almost 4 kilometres long and is protected by La Barra, a rock formation with abundant marine life. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">4. Vegueta</h3>With its narrow cobbled streets, this old part of Las Palmas transports visitors back to the 15th century, with beautiful buildings, galleries and museums steeped in history. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">5. Puerto de Mogán</h3>The canals that link the marina with the fishing port gave the town its name of Little Venice. It is a place to enjoy fresh fish on a daily basis." 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It combines the wildest and most rugged side of its coasts, with its characteristic waves due to the prevailing winds. It also stands out for its natural spots of enormous scenic beauty that some beaches have, like El Agujero in Galdar.  Far from the media spotlight of other beaches in the area, such as Playa de Sardina, El Juncal or Agaete, El Agujero is set in an ideal environment, with few tourists. It’s considered one of the largest natural swimming pools in the north and one of the best beaches for bodyboarding. Today we’ve come to highlight this beach, which may be unknown to the public. However, for many people who live on the island or in the municipalities surrounding Galdar, El Agujero is no secret.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">The Beach of El Agujero in Galdar</h2>This beach is located in the northern municipality of Galdar, just a few metres from the historic centre of the village and about 20 minutes by car from the capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.  The beach is approximately 150 metres long and 10 metres wide. It has a very beautiful dark sand made up of pebbles, rock and sand that form a very characteristic mixture that can be found in very few areas of the island. We must also bear in mind that El Agujero in Galdar is a beach located in the north of the island, which means that the winds are strong and gusty most of the year, so be specially careful while swimming there.  It has a small promenade that connects the beach with the natural pools. You should bear in mind that, despite being a semi-urban beach, it doesn't have many services such as showers, footbaths, hammocks or shades. However, among its few services, just a few metres from the beach, there's a legendary bar in the area, Bar Tú Mismo, where you can buy drinks or snacks to enjoy your day at the beach.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">What to do at the beach</h2>Playa del Agujero is much more than just a beach to go to sunbathe and hang out. It's a beach where you can do various activities that we’ll present to you, so you can enjoy your day to the fullest.  Thanks to its winds, Agujero is an excellent place for activities such as kite flying. If you like this sport, you’re in the ideal place to launch your kites into the air.  However, the beach El Agujero in Galdar is known for hosting one of the most important championships in the world of bodyboarding, the Frontón King. The area known as the frontón, at one end of the beach, is considered to be the best left wave in the world.  Every year, the most famous bodyboarders in the world gather on the beach to compete in one of the World Cup events that put Galdar on the world surfing map.<figure class="image"><img src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/El_Agujero_1.jpeg" alt="el agujero"></figure>Therefore, if you're a wave lover, El Agujero is undoubtedly the beach for you. At the same time, you must bear in mind that it's a dangerous area due to the strong currents and because it's a place full of rocks, so be especially careful not to hurt yourself and don’t go swimming by your own. You should know that El Agujero isn't a beach suitable for scuba diving or snorkelling due to the strong currents and rough seas. For this type of practice, you have a beach that is ideal for it: Playa de Sardina.  Similarly, you can’t practise nudism at El Agujero in Gáldar.   In addition to all the things you can do on the beach, El Agujero has a little secret, just a few metres from the beach. The La Guancha archaeological site is one of the most important ones in the Canary Islands.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to El Agujero</h2>Getting to Agujero Beach isn’t very complicated, and it doesn't take more than half an hour.  From Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, you can take the GC-2 towards Galdar. Once you've reached the old town, take the GC-202, which is the nearest road to the beach. Don't worry, you won't get lost at any time, as the accesses are well signposted. It won't take you more than 5 minutes to get there. When you arrive, you'll discover that you can leave your vehicle without any problems, as there are large parking areas, and you can access the beach on foot. If you want to get to the beach by bus, you're in luck, as from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, at San Telmo Station, you can take a bus (103 or 105 from the company Global) that’ll drop you off at the station in Galdar. When you arrive at the station, you'll  have to take another intercity bus that'll take you to the Agujero in Galdar. The line you have to take is line 4 from the company Guaguas Gumidafe, and you can catch the bus at the same station. <h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">The beach Playa del Agujero: a treasure</h2>The north of the island has some very famous and popular beaches, such as Playa de Sardina, El Puertillo or San Felipe. All of them have something that attracts not only people who live on the island, but also tourists due to their wild nature.  However, Playa del Agujero is a beach that has long been in the background. It's a real treasure, frequented mainly by people from the village or the surrounding area, as well as all those who love bodyboarding.  In short, we hope that you've been able to get to know a little more about El Agujero in Galdar, and that you can enjoy all the possibilities it offers in an incomparable setting in the north of Gran Canaria." ["titulo_de_pagina"]=> string(67) "Beach and natural pools of El Agujero in Gáldar - VillaGranCanaria" ["metatag_descripcion"]=> string(137) "El Agujero beach in Gáldar and its natural pools are one of the best kept secrets of the coast of Gran Canaria. Discover it here! ⬆️" ["experience_type"]=> string(1) "2" ["short_description"]=> string(75) "Get to know one of the lesser-known corners of the island's northern coast." 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You can be on the beach, sunbathing and swimming, and just 45 minutes away you can be hiking on the Roque Nublo. However, apart from the best known and busiest places on the island, there's a hidden gem: the beach playa de Guayedra.  It's one of the most beautiful landscapes you can find in the north of the island, thanks to its great geological and archaeological value, as well as its rich and varied flora and fauna. All of this leads to Guayedra Beach, a small, pretty cove where you can contemplate the best sunsets on the whole island.  If you'd like to know a little more about its history, where it’s located and how to get there, keep reading because you'll discover one of the most beautiful, wildest and most secluded spots in Gran Canaria.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">Playa de Guayedra</h2>This hidden paradise in the north of Gran Canaria is located in the municipality of <a href="https://villagrancanaria.com/es/agaete-grancanaria-casa-de-playa-piscinas/">Agaete</a>, just 30 minutes from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.  It's located within the Tamadaba Natural Park, just below you'll be able to contemplate a majestic and steep cliff where the Guayedra Beach is born. From here you'll be able to enjoy general views of Puerto de Las Nieves to the right and to the left you can see the "mythical dragon's tail" (mítica cola de dragón) belonging to the municipality of Aldea de San Nicolás. Located at the mouth of the Barranco de Guayedra ravine, if you’re lucky and the weather allows it, you can enjoy privileged views of the island of Tenerife and its Mount Teide.   It's a small beach, combining dark sand and stone, approximately 200 metres long and 48 metres wide, so we could consider it a cove of great geological value, made up of palm trees and volcanic rock, which adds value to Playa de Guayedra.   If you have the chance to see a sunset from the beach and have the highest peak of Spain in the background, you'll be witnessing one of the most marvellous events in Gran Canaria.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">What to do in Guayedra</h2>Guayedra is a place that is much more than just a beach where you can spend a pleasant day sunbathing. It’s a very versatile area, where you can go hiking in the surrounding area and discover the beauty of its flora and fauna.  It's also a place that, thanks to its crystal-clear waters and when the weather permits, makes it an ideal spot for snorkelling and observing its beautiful seabed.  However, you should be careful because it’s a beach that, being open to the sea, has strong waves because of the wind, which is present many days of the year. Be especially careful when swimming there.<figure class="image"><img src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/Guayedra_Gran_Canaria_1.jpeg" alt="guayedra gran canaria"></figure>Our recommendation is that, if you can, you visit the beach at low tide, as its waters will be calmer and there won't be so much wind, so you can enjoy a relaxing swim. This beach also has an area that is suitable for nudists to be in full contact with nature.  Another of the great attractions of Playa de Guayedra, which many people are completely unaware of and which you cannot miss, is to visit one of the largest sunflower fields in the Canary Islands, located in the middle of the ravine.   With more than 3,000 square metres of sunflowers, they turn the beautiful spot yellow for about 15 days, providing shelter and food for the bees that thrive in their 60 hives.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to Guayedra Beach</h2>To get to Guayedra you can easily get there by car from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria taking the GC-2, and in about 30 minutes you’ll be in Agaete.   Once you reach the village, take the GC-200, which is the road that connects the municipalities of Agaete and La Aldea de San Nicolás, and in 15 minutes you’ll have reached Guayedra.  To get directly to the beach, you have to walk about 1 kilometre. The first 700 metres can be done with your vehicle and the remaining 300 metres you have to do on foot, enjoying a pleasant walk contemplating the surroundings of Guayedra. <h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">Guayedra Beach: Gran Canaria's best-kept secret</h2>Gran Canaria is an island with the best beaches in the Canary Islands. We all know its great attractions: Playa del Inglés, Maspalomas, Playa de San Agustín or Amadores, but there's undoubtedly much more beyond all these great beaches. If you’re curious to discover more than these great beaches and to explore unique places, the best thing to do is to take a car and drive around the north of the island. There, you’ll be able to enjoy wild and very little-travelled places that have maintained their purity over the years.  Guayedra is such a place. It’s an ideal beach to escape from the overcrowded beaches of the south, enjoy a day out with friends, family or your partner and contemplate the beauty that this little secret of Agaete has to offer.  In short, we invite you to take a stroll through the island's fishing village par excellence, and take a short hop to this marvellous Playa de Guayedra, which will surely steal your heart." ["titulo_de_pagina"]=> string(52) "▷ Guayedra Beach 【 Agaete 】 - VillaGranCanaria" ["metatag_descripcion"]=> string(160) "The beach of Guayedra in Agaete is one of the most beautiful protected areas of Gran Canaria for its geological values, flora, fauna and archaeological remains." ["experience_type"]=> string(1) "2" ["short_description"]=> string(55) "Get to know one of Gran Canaria's lesser-known beaches." 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We're going to tell you how to get to Güigüi beach, so that you can experience it first-hand. But first things first. Güigüi is located in the municipality of La Aldea de San Nicolás, straddling the coastline that runs from the beach of Tasartico to the beach of La Aldea. Güigüi is a landscape of eroded and aged surface. It’s a legendary and ancient place with a unique flora and fauna. Its forms, shaped by nature, have left traces of great depth and infinite beauty in this part of Gran Canaria.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to Playa de Güigüi </h2>Nowadays, there are almost no virgin beaches in Gran Canaria, but Güigüi is one of them. Well, it’s sectioned into two beaches: the Chica and the Grande, both located at the respective mouths of the watersheds known by the same names. In Güigüi you can swim in an impressive and very special environment, since it was declared Special Natural Reserve and Area of Ecological Sensitivity by the Government of the Canary Islands for its special characteristics, without any type of construction and almost no people around.<h3 class="text-xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to the beach Playa de Güigüí on foot</h3><figure class="image m-1 w-full max-w-full flex flex-wrap justify-center mx-auto"><img class="border my-3" src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/Guigui_1.jpeg" alt="guigui"></figure>The complicated access to Güigüi is the biggest challenge for those who want to spend a few special days in this wonderful place. To get to Güigüi on foot you have to sweat, have patience and, above all, be prepared for a long hiking route. First you have to go by car or bus to the small village of Tasartico, located about an hour and a half from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. When you arrive in Tasartico you have to follow a dirt road until you reach a sign indicating the length of the route: about 5 kilometres one way and about 5 kilometres return. The route is well waymarked, so you shouldn’t get lost. The duration of the trail will vary depending on your physical condition, how loaded you are (since in Güigüi there’s no place to buy things, you’ll have to bring everything yourself), the time you start the trail (it’s advisable to leave early to avoid the hottest hours of the day and carry plenty of water), etc.<h3 class="text-xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to the beach Playa de Güigüi by boat</h3>This is, without a doubt, the ultimate solution if you don’t want to make the journey on foot. Thus, from any of the nearest ports (La Aldea, Mogán, Puerto Rico or Arguineguín) you can hire an excursion company or negotiate personally with a fisherman, so he can bring you to Güigüi with his boat and return a few days later. Even if you choose this alternative, make sure to bring extra provisions, since in bad weather it’ll be difficult for the boats to arrive, which has happened before. Regardless of the option selected, spending a few days in this paradise is a unique experience. Watching the sunset on top of a dune with Mount Teide in the background, waking up to the sound of birds at dawn and taking a refreshing swim in crystal-clear waters is priceless. And by the way, Güigüi is divided into two sections, so to go from one to another you have to take into account the tides. Now that you know how to get to the beach Playa de Güigüi... are you ready to visit the wildest side of the island of Gran Canaria?" 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It combines the wildest and most rugged side of its coasts, with its characteristic waves due to the prevailing winds. It also stands out for its natural spots of enormous scenic beauty that some beaches have, like El Agujero in Galdar.  Far from the media spotlight of other beaches in the area, such as Playa de Sardina, El Juncal or Agaete, El Agujero is set in an ideal environment, with few tourists. It’s considered one of the largest natural swimming pools in the north and one of the best beaches for bodyboarding. Today we’ve come to highlight this beach, which may be unknown to the public. However, for many people who live on the island or in the municipalities surrounding Galdar, El Agujero is no secret.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">The Beach of El Agujero in Galdar</h2>This beach is located in the northern municipality of Galdar, just a few metres from the historic centre of the village and about 20 minutes by car from the capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.  The beach is approximately 150 metres long and 10 metres wide. It has a very beautiful dark sand made up of pebbles, rock and sand that form a very characteristic mixture that can be found in very few areas of the island. We must also bear in mind that El Agujero in Galdar is a beach located in the north of the island, which means that the winds are strong and gusty most of the year, so be specially careful while swimming there.  It has a small promenade that connects the beach with the natural pools. You should bear in mind that, despite being a semi-urban beach, it doesn't have many services such as showers, footbaths, hammocks or shades. However, among its few services, just a few metres from the beach, there's a legendary bar in the area, Bar Tú Mismo, where you can buy drinks or snacks to enjoy your day at the beach.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">What to do at the beach</h2>Playa del Agujero is much more than just a beach to go to sunbathe and hang out. It's a beach where you can do various activities that we’ll present to you, so you can enjoy your day to the fullest.  Thanks to its winds, Agujero is an excellent place for activities such as kite flying. If you like this sport, you’re in the ideal place to launch your kites into the air.  However, the beach El Agujero in Galdar is known for hosting one of the most important championships in the world of bodyboarding, the Frontón King. The area known as the frontón, at one end of the beach, is considered to be the best left wave in the world.  Every year, the most famous bodyboarders in the world gather on the beach to compete in one of the World Cup events that put Galdar on the world surfing map.<figure class="image"><img src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/El_Agujero_1.jpeg" alt="el agujero"></figure>Therefore, if you're a wave lover, El Agujero is undoubtedly the beach for you. At the same time, you must bear in mind that it's a dangerous area due to the strong currents and because it's a place full of rocks, so be especially careful not to hurt yourself and don’t go swimming by your own. You should know that El Agujero isn't a beach suitable for scuba diving or snorkelling due to the strong currents and rough seas. For this type of practice, you have a beach that is ideal for it: Playa de Sardina.  Similarly, you can’t practise nudism at El Agujero in Gáldar.   In addition to all the things you can do on the beach, El Agujero has a little secret, just a few metres from the beach. The La Guancha archaeological site is one of the most important ones in the Canary Islands.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to El Agujero</h2>Getting to Agujero Beach isn’t very complicated, and it doesn't take more than half an hour.  From Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, you can take the GC-2 towards Galdar. Once you've reached the old town, take the GC-202, which is the nearest road to the beach. Don't worry, you won't get lost at any time, as the accesses are well signposted. It won't take you more than 5 minutes to get there. When you arrive, you'll discover that you can leave your vehicle without any problems, as there are large parking areas, and you can access the beach on foot. If you want to get to the beach by bus, you're in luck, as from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, at San Telmo Station, you can take a bus (103 or 105 from the company Global) that’ll drop you off at the station in Galdar. When you arrive at the station, you'll  have to take another intercity bus that'll take you to the Agujero in Galdar. The line you have to take is line 4 from the company Guaguas Gumidafe, and you can catch the bus at the same station. <h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">The beach Playa del Agujero: a treasure</h2>The north of the island has some very famous and popular beaches, such as Playa de Sardina, El Puertillo or San Felipe. All of them have something that attracts not only people who live on the island, but also tourists due to their wild nature.  However, Playa del Agujero is a beach that has long been in the background. It's a real treasure, frequented mainly by people from the village or the surrounding area, as well as all those who love bodyboarding.  In short, we hope that you've been able to get to know a little more about El Agujero in Galdar, and that you can enjoy all the possibilities it offers in an incomparable setting in the north of Gran Canaria." ["titulo_de_pagina"]=> string(67) "Beach and natural pools of El Agujero in Gáldar - VillaGranCanaria" ["metatag_descripcion"]=> string(137) "El Agujero beach in Gáldar and its natural pools are one of the best kept secrets of the coast of Gran Canaria. Discover it here! ⬆️" ["experience_type"]=> string(1) "2" ["short_description"]=> string(75) "Get to know one of the lesser-known corners of the island's northern coast." 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From the bustling Playa del Inglés to the more secluded Maspalomas, there are plenty of options to relax, sunbathe, and swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Water sports enthusiasts can also indulge in activities like surfing, windsurfing, and diving in popular spots such as Las Canteras and Puerto de Mogán. Aside from its beautiful coastline, Gran Canaria is renowned for its diverse landscapes. The island is home to stunning natural wonders like the dramatic cliffs of Puerto de Mogán, the rugged mountains of Roque Nublo, and the lush forests of Doramas Rural Park. Hiking and biking trails are abundant, allowing visitors to explore the island's unique flora and fauna. Culture and history enthusiasts will be fascinated by Gran Canaria's rich heritage. The capital city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria boasts historical sites like the grand Cathedral of Santa Ana and the Casa de Colón, a museum dedicated to Christopher Columbus. The picturesque towns of Teror and Arucas are also worth a visit, with their charming colonial architecture and scenic plazas. For those seeking entertainment and nightlife, Gran Canaria doesn't disappoint. The island is famous for its vibrant nightlife scene, particularly in popular areas like Playa del Inglés and Puerto Rico. Visitors can enjoy a variety of bars, clubs, and live music venues, ensuring there is always something happening after the sun goes down. In summary, Gran Canaria offers a diverse range of activities and sights to satisfy all types of travelers. From its stunning beaches to its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage, there is something for everyone to enjoy on this beautiful island. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">The weather in Gran Canaria</h2>Did you know that the days in Gran Canaria are long and sunny with mild temperatures and few variations? In fact, Gran Canaria is one of the regions in Europe with more hours of sunlight – over 3,000. Its geographical location also favours long days that are full of sunlight all year round. In winter, the sun rises at 7:30am and sets at 6:30pm; in summer it’s sunrise at 7:00am and sunset at 8:30pm. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Accommodation options in Gran Canaria</h2>Have you already decided that you want to spend your next holiday on the beautiful island of Gran Canaria and you need a holiday rental? Gran Canaria is an island with a huge offer of accommodation of all kinds and for all tastes. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Villas</h3>A villa is probably the best option for those looking for maximum privacy. At VillaGranCanaria we are experts in renting villas of all types: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Villas with private pool: the best option to enjoy a good bath without sharing space with other people.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury villas: if you are looking to treat yourself, the best is a deluxe villa with all kinds of comforts and magnificent views.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Beach villas: look no further if you want to wake up to the gentle sea breeze or be mesmerised by the coastal sunsets.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Cheap villas: the best high quality accommodation at an affordable price and with the greatest possible comfort.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Group villas: the ultimate choice for families with children or groups of friends looking for peace and quiet and a higher degree of privacy.</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Apartments</h3>Those who prefer to stay in a holiday flat are generally looking to spend more time outside than inside. Even so, at VillaGranCanaria we have great alternatives: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Beach apartments: a flat just a few metres from the sea is the best choice for ocean addicts.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">City apartments: urbanites are in luck because an urban flat is the best way to discover the city's corners.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury apartments: if you prefer to live large, a deluxe flat is the perfect option for you.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Cheap apartments: if you prefer a cheap flat with the best value for money on the market... stop looking!</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Bungalows</h3>One of the most popular options on the market are bungalows. Fortunately, at VillaGranCanaria we have the best bungalows on the island at your disposal: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Beach bungalows: Imagine spending a day on the sand and just a few steps from your bungalow... The best possible location!</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury bungalows: a deluxe bungalow is a great option to enjoy the highest comfort in a unique accommodation.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Cheap bungalows: the budget bungalows are ideal for sharing, always keeping in mind the best value for money.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Bungalows with private pool: if you prefer not to leave the bungalow and enjoy the pool without "neighbours"... This is your option!</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Country houses</h3>Nature lovers are in luck because this island has spectacular natural landscapes. Discover them by staying in the rural houses of VillaGranCanaria: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury country houses: the ideal option to enjoy nature to the maximum with the best comforts in a unique accommodation with incredible views.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Family country houses: the alternative for families who want to enjoy the interior of Gran Canaria doing activities with their children.</li></ul> <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Travel information for your holiday rentals on Gran Canaria</h2>If you're thinking of a holiday rental in Gran Canaria, mark your calendar because this beautiful island is more than just sun, beach and spectacular scenery. Not for nothing is it known as the miniature continent. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Southern Gran Canaria: idyllic beaches surrounded by tradition</h3>Being one of the most important tourist destinations in Spain, it is not surprising that most of the tourists who decide to book their holidays in Gran Canaria do so attracted by its dream beaches. And the closest places to enjoy the island's coastline to the full are Salobre Golf, Maspalomas, Meloneras or Pasito Blanco, among others. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Northern Gran Canaria: extraordinary landscapes of cliffs and volcanoes</h3>However, more and more people are visiting this destination for rural tourism, hiking, water sports or cycling, and to discover fascinating places such as Roque Nublo, Roque Bentayga or Pico de las Nieves. Be sure to discover charming villages such as Tejeda, San Mateo, Teror, Arucas, Gáldar and Agaete, among others. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: the best cultural, commercial and leisure offer on the island</h3>The island's capital, a cosmopolitan city open to the sea, is Gran Canaria's main cultural, commercial and leisure attraction. Here you will find everything: shopping centres, museums, restaurants, the kilometre-long and impressive Las Canteras beach, the majestic Alfredo Kraus Auditorium, the historic Cathedral of Santa Ana... the list goes on and on! <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">How to get to your holiday rental in Gran Canaria</h2>The best way to travel to Gran Canaria is by air to the Gran Canaria Airport (LPA), which is located around the middle of the east coast of the island. It is situated more or less at the same distance (about 25 kilometres) from the capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and the southern part, a true sunny paradise. No matter the location of your Gran Canaria holiday home, it will likely be accessible by transportation from the airport. Buses, coaches and taxis are all available for you to bring you to your destination. Rental cars are also available at the airport, which ensure a quicker and more comfortable journey. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Gran Canaria and its gastronomy</h2>The local cuisine of the Canary Islands comprises a variety of fresh vegetables and a mix of seafood and meat. This gastronomy is influenced by many cultures, most prevalently Spanish, North African, Latin American and even historical aboriginal themes also influence the vibrant local dishes. We encourage you to choose from the large variety of traditional restaurants called bochinches or guachinches throughout the island if a true Canarian culinary experience is what you are after. Nevertheless, there are plenty of restaurants where international gastronomy can be found. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">What to do in Gran Canaria with children</h2>For a different and fun family holiday, there is nothing better than a visit to Gran Canaria. The island has everything the little ones need to have a great time: water parks, theme parks, amusement parks, outdoor activities, zoos, aquariums and the chance to live unforgettable experiences and adventures in places where fun for young and old is always guaranteed. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Water parks</h3>Although all the water parks are ideal for having a great time, spending a day at Aqualand Maspalomas or Lago Taurito (100% salt water) is an unforgettable experience not to be missed if you are travelling to Gran Canaria with children. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Theme parks</h3>Children always have a great time at theme parks. It's a safe bet. And in Gran Canaria there are two of the best: Sioux City Park (where they will feel like a western sheriff) and GrancAventura (a different adventure park...). <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Amusement parks</h3>The classic amusement parks are also a great attraction for children. Here you will find two spectacular ones: Angry Birds Activity Park (for action-packed fun) and Holidayworld Maspalomas (with countless attractions, bowling, escape room, karaoke...). <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Zoos and aquariums</h3>Gran Canaria also has zoos and aquariums where you can discover all kinds of exotic animals up close: Palmitos Park (with a large number of birds, plants, reptiles, mammals...) and Poema del Mar (with three well-differentiated areas and thousands of marine species). <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Practising sports in Gran Canaria</h2>Gran Canaria is famous for its magnificent beaches of fine sand and crystal-clear waters, but also offers much more than sun and sand. Its lush forests, mountains, trails, ravines, beaches, reefs and clean skies are some of the natural spaces in Gran Canaria that invite you to do active tourism, without forgetting relaxation, fun and adventure. Some of the most practiced sports on the island are: <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Golf</h3>Gran Canaria provides fully equipped infrastructures and top-class courses adapted for all handicaps designed by world champions and reputed architects like Salobre Golf. The climate here means you can enjoy golf all year round to focus on your game and disconnect from it all. And after a few swings, there’s practically no better plan than to spend a while relaxing on the beach, for professionals and amateurs alike. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Cycling</h3>Gran Canaria has a huge variety of ideal routes for road cycling, with paved tracks and roads with slopes and gradients that cross volcanic passes posing a great challenge for cyclists of all levels. The unchanging temperatures throughout the year and the low rainfall enable you to go cycling every day of the year. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Water sports</h3>The sea around the island allows for many water sports to be practiced, like the following ones: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Surfing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Windsurfing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Kitesurfing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Bodyboarding</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Stand up paddle</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Scuba diving</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Snorkeling</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Sailing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Parasailing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Kayaking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Fishing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Jet skiing</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Mountain sports</h3>Of course, apart from sea sports there are lots of mountain sports you can do on the island: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Hiking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Trail running</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Climbing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Mountain biking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Trekking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Orienteering</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Canyoning</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Paragliding</li></ul> <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Museums in Gran Canaria</h2>Theatre, dance, concerts and plastic arts go hand in hand in the island's cultural agenda. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">1. Museo Néstor</h3>In the Museo Néstor, named after the local artist Néstor de la Torre, you can see his portraits and most important works. It is located in the Pueblo Canario, in the capital of Gran Canaria. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">2. Casa de Colón</h3>The Casa de Colón, located in the Vegueta district of the historic quarter of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, is the best option for discovering the island's relationship with the American continent and what oceanic voyages were like. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">3. CAAM</h3>Nearby, the Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno (CAAM or Atlantic Centre of Modern Art) is the archipelago's leading contemporary art museum. Highly recommended for those looking for a different kind of museum. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">4. Museo Canario</h3>What were the ancient Canarians like and how did they live? The answer to these and many more questions can be found at the Museo Canario in Las Palmas. Its large collection of aboriginal mummies will leave you speechless. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">5. Museo Elder</h3>The Elder Museum of Science and Technology has one rule that everyone who enters the museum must obey: it is strictly forbidden not to touch. Young and old alike will have a great time in a 100% interactive museum. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Nightlife in Gran Canaria</h2>If nightlife is your thing, Gran Canaria is the place to go, with a vibrant and fun atmosphere throughout the cities on the island. Choose from a range of pubs, bars, clubs and discos, in cities like Las Palmas, Playa del Inglés, Maspalomas and Meloneras. In fact, in certain areas the island seems to never sleep, and parties deep into the night. If you are looking for a quieter atmosphere, skip the clubs and check out the numerous stylish bars, cafés and casinos throughout the cities on the island. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">What to see in Gran Canaria</h2>On an island that offers as much to the visitor as Gran Canaria, you should not miss the most attractive places on the island: <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">1. Maspalomas Dunes</h3>Located on the south coast of the island, the dunes of Maspalomas were formed from ocean sand during the Ice Age and are now a nature reserve. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">2. Roque Nublo</h3>The Roque Nublo, located in Tejeda and 67 metres high, was formed by a volcanic eruption millions of years ago and was used by the ancient Canarians for rituals. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">3. Las Canteras Beach</h3>This urban beach is one of the best in Gran Canaria. It is almost 4 kilometres long and is protected by La Barra, a rock formation with abundant marine life. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">4. Vegueta</h3>With its narrow cobbled streets, this old part of Las Palmas transports visitors back to the 15th century, with beautiful buildings, galleries and museums steeped in history. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">5. Puerto de Mogán</h3>The canals that link the marina with the fishing port gave the town its name of Little Venice. It is a place to enjoy fresh fish on a daily basis." 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You can be on the beach, sunbathing and swimming, and just 45 minutes away you can be hiking on the Roque Nublo. However, apart from the best known and busiest places on the island, there's a hidden gem: the beach playa de Guayedra.  It's one of the most beautiful landscapes you can find in the north of the island, thanks to its great geological and archaeological value, as well as its rich and varied flora and fauna. All of this leads to Guayedra Beach, a small, pretty cove where you can contemplate the best sunsets on the whole island.  If you'd like to know a little more about its history, where it’s located and how to get there, keep reading because you'll discover one of the most beautiful, wildest and most secluded spots in Gran Canaria.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">Playa de Guayedra</h2>This hidden paradise in the north of Gran Canaria is located in the municipality of <a href="https://villagrancanaria.com/es/agaete-grancanaria-casa-de-playa-piscinas/">Agaete</a>, just 30 minutes from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.  It's located within the Tamadaba Natural Park, just below you'll be able to contemplate a majestic and steep cliff where the Guayedra Beach is born. From here you'll be able to enjoy general views of Puerto de Las Nieves to the right and to the left you can see the "mythical dragon's tail" (mítica cola de dragón) belonging to the municipality of Aldea de San Nicolás. Located at the mouth of the Barranco de Guayedra ravine, if you’re lucky and the weather allows it, you can enjoy privileged views of the island of Tenerife and its Mount Teide.   It's a small beach, combining dark sand and stone, approximately 200 metres long and 48 metres wide, so we could consider it a cove of great geological value, made up of palm trees and volcanic rock, which adds value to Playa de Guayedra.   If you have the chance to see a sunset from the beach and have the highest peak of Spain in the background, you'll be witnessing one of the most marvellous events in Gran Canaria.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">What to do in Guayedra</h2>Guayedra is a place that is much more than just a beach where you can spend a pleasant day sunbathing. It’s a very versatile area, where you can go hiking in the surrounding area and discover the beauty of its flora and fauna.  It's also a place that, thanks to its crystal-clear waters and when the weather permits, makes it an ideal spot for snorkelling and observing its beautiful seabed.  However, you should be careful because it’s a beach that, being open to the sea, has strong waves because of the wind, which is present many days of the year. Be especially careful when swimming there.<figure class="image"><img src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/Guayedra_Gran_Canaria_1.jpeg" alt="guayedra gran canaria"></figure>Our recommendation is that, if you can, you visit the beach at low tide, as its waters will be calmer and there won't be so much wind, so you can enjoy a relaxing swim. This beach also has an area that is suitable for nudists to be in full contact with nature.  Another of the great attractions of Playa de Guayedra, which many people are completely unaware of and which you cannot miss, is to visit one of the largest sunflower fields in the Canary Islands, located in the middle of the ravine.   With more than 3,000 square metres of sunflowers, they turn the beautiful spot yellow for about 15 days, providing shelter and food for the bees that thrive in their 60 hives.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to Guayedra Beach</h2>To get to Guayedra you can easily get there by car from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria taking the GC-2, and in about 30 minutes you’ll be in Agaete.   Once you reach the village, take the GC-200, which is the road that connects the municipalities of Agaete and La Aldea de San Nicolás, and in 15 minutes you’ll have reached Guayedra.  To get directly to the beach, you have to walk about 1 kilometre. The first 700 metres can be done with your vehicle and the remaining 300 metres you have to do on foot, enjoying a pleasant walk contemplating the surroundings of Guayedra. <h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">Guayedra Beach: Gran Canaria's best-kept secret</h2>Gran Canaria is an island with the best beaches in the Canary Islands. We all know its great attractions: Playa del Inglés, Maspalomas, Playa de San Agustín or Amadores, but there's undoubtedly much more beyond all these great beaches. If you’re curious to discover more than these great beaches and to explore unique places, the best thing to do is to take a car and drive around the north of the island. There, you’ll be able to enjoy wild and very little-travelled places that have maintained their purity over the years.  Guayedra is such a place. It’s an ideal beach to escape from the overcrowded beaches of the south, enjoy a day out with friends, family or your partner and contemplate the beauty that this little secret of Agaete has to offer.  In short, we invite you to take a stroll through the island's fishing village par excellence, and take a short hop to this marvellous Playa de Guayedra, which will surely steal your heart." ["titulo_de_pagina"]=> string(52) "▷ Guayedra Beach 【 Agaete 】 - VillaGranCanaria" ["metatag_descripcion"]=> string(160) "The beach of Guayedra in Agaete is one of the most beautiful protected areas of Gran Canaria for its geological values, flora, fauna and archaeological remains." ["experience_type"]=> string(1) "2" ["short_description"]=> string(55) "Get to know one of Gran Canaria's lesser-known beaches." 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We're going to tell you how to get to Güigüi beach, so that you can experience it first-hand. But first things first. Güigüi is located in the municipality of La Aldea de San Nicolás, straddling the coastline that runs from the beach of Tasartico to the beach of La Aldea. Güigüi is a landscape of eroded and aged surface. It’s a legendary and ancient place with a unique flora and fauna. Its forms, shaped by nature, have left traces of great depth and infinite beauty in this part of Gran Canaria.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to Playa de Güigüi </h2>Nowadays, there are almost no virgin beaches in Gran Canaria, but Güigüi is one of them. Well, it’s sectioned into two beaches: the Chica and the Grande, both located at the respective mouths of the watersheds known by the same names. In Güigüi you can swim in an impressive and very special environment, since it was declared Special Natural Reserve and Area of Ecological Sensitivity by the Government of the Canary Islands for its special characteristics, without any type of construction and almost no people around.<h3 class="text-xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to the beach Playa de Güigüí on foot</h3><figure class="image m-1 w-full max-w-full flex flex-wrap justify-center mx-auto"><img class="border my-3" src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/Guigui_1.jpeg" alt="guigui"></figure>The complicated access to Güigüi is the biggest challenge for those who want to spend a few special days in this wonderful place. To get to Güigüi on foot you have to sweat, have patience and, above all, be prepared for a long hiking route. First you have to go by car or bus to the small village of Tasartico, located about an hour and a half from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. When you arrive in Tasartico you have to follow a dirt road until you reach a sign indicating the length of the route: about 5 kilometres one way and about 5 kilometres return. The route is well waymarked, so you shouldn’t get lost. The duration of the trail will vary depending on your physical condition, how loaded you are (since in Güigüi there’s no place to buy things, you’ll have to bring everything yourself), the time you start the trail (it’s advisable to leave early to avoid the hottest hours of the day and carry plenty of water), etc.<h3 class="text-xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to the beach Playa de Güigüi by boat</h3>This is, without a doubt, the ultimate solution if you don’t want to make the journey on foot. Thus, from any of the nearest ports (La Aldea, Mogán, Puerto Rico or Arguineguín) you can hire an excursion company or negotiate personally with a fisherman, so he can bring you to Güigüi with his boat and return a few days later. Even if you choose this alternative, make sure to bring extra provisions, since in bad weather it’ll be difficult for the boats to arrive, which has happened before. Regardless of the option selected, spending a few days in this paradise is a unique experience. Watching the sunset on top of a dune with Mount Teide in the background, waking up to the sound of birds at dawn and taking a refreshing swim in crystal-clear waters is priceless. And by the way, Güigüi is divided into two sections, so to go from one to another you have to take into account the tides. Now that you know how to get to the beach Playa de Güigüi... are you ready to visit the wildest side of the island of Gran Canaria?" 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You can be on the beach, sunbathing and swimming, and just 45 minutes away you can be hiking on the Roque Nublo. However, apart from the best known and busiest places on the island, there's a hidden gem: the beach playa de Guayedra.  It's one of the most beautiful landscapes you can find in the north of the island, thanks to its great geological and archaeological value, as well as its rich and varied flora and fauna. All of this leads to Guayedra Beach, a small, pretty cove where you can contemplate the best sunsets on the whole island.  If you'd like to know a little more about its history, where it’s located and how to get there, keep reading because you'll discover one of the most beautiful, wildest and most secluded spots in Gran Canaria.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">Playa de Guayedra</h2>This hidden paradise in the north of Gran Canaria is located in the municipality of <a href="https://villagrancanaria.com/es/agaete-grancanaria-casa-de-playa-piscinas/">Agaete</a>, just 30 minutes from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.  It's located within the Tamadaba Natural Park, just below you'll be able to contemplate a majestic and steep cliff where the Guayedra Beach is born. From here you'll be able to enjoy general views of Puerto de Las Nieves to the right and to the left you can see the "mythical dragon's tail" (mítica cola de dragón) belonging to the municipality of Aldea de San Nicolás. Located at the mouth of the Barranco de Guayedra ravine, if you’re lucky and the weather allows it, you can enjoy privileged views of the island of Tenerife and its Mount Teide.   It's a small beach, combining dark sand and stone, approximately 200 metres long and 48 metres wide, so we could consider it a cove of great geological value, made up of palm trees and volcanic rock, which adds value to Playa de Guayedra.   If you have the chance to see a sunset from the beach and have the highest peak of Spain in the background, you'll be witnessing one of the most marvellous events in Gran Canaria.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">What to do in Guayedra</h2>Guayedra is a place that is much more than just a beach where you can spend a pleasant day sunbathing. It’s a very versatile area, where you can go hiking in the surrounding area and discover the beauty of its flora and fauna.  It's also a place that, thanks to its crystal-clear waters and when the weather permits, makes it an ideal spot for snorkelling and observing its beautiful seabed.  However, you should be careful because it’s a beach that, being open to the sea, has strong waves because of the wind, which is present many days of the year. Be especially careful when swimming there.<figure class="image"><img src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/Guayedra_Gran_Canaria_1.jpeg" alt="guayedra gran canaria"></figure>Our recommendation is that, if you can, you visit the beach at low tide, as its waters will be calmer and there won't be so much wind, so you can enjoy a relaxing swim. This beach also has an area that is suitable for nudists to be in full contact with nature.  Another of the great attractions of Playa de Guayedra, which many people are completely unaware of and which you cannot miss, is to visit one of the largest sunflower fields in the Canary Islands, located in the middle of the ravine.   With more than 3,000 square metres of sunflowers, they turn the beautiful spot yellow for about 15 days, providing shelter and food for the bees that thrive in their 60 hives.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to Guayedra Beach</h2>To get to Guayedra you can easily get there by car from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria taking the GC-2, and in about 30 minutes you’ll be in Agaete.   Once you reach the village, take the GC-200, which is the road that connects the municipalities of Agaete and La Aldea de San Nicolás, and in 15 minutes you’ll have reached Guayedra.  To get directly to the beach, you have to walk about 1 kilometre. The first 700 metres can be done with your vehicle and the remaining 300 metres you have to do on foot, enjoying a pleasant walk contemplating the surroundings of Guayedra. <h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">Guayedra Beach: Gran Canaria's best-kept secret</h2>Gran Canaria is an island with the best beaches in the Canary Islands. We all know its great attractions: Playa del Inglés, Maspalomas, Playa de San Agustín or Amadores, but there's undoubtedly much more beyond all these great beaches. If you’re curious to discover more than these great beaches and to explore unique places, the best thing to do is to take a car and drive around the north of the island. There, you’ll be able to enjoy wild and very little-travelled places that have maintained their purity over the years.  Guayedra is such a place. 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From the bustling Playa del Inglés to the more secluded Maspalomas, there are plenty of options to relax, sunbathe, and swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Water sports enthusiasts can also indulge in activities like surfing, windsurfing, and diving in popular spots such as Las Canteras and Puerto de Mogán. Aside from its beautiful coastline, Gran Canaria is renowned for its diverse landscapes. The island is home to stunning natural wonders like the dramatic cliffs of Puerto de Mogán, the rugged mountains of Roque Nublo, and the lush forests of Doramas Rural Park. Hiking and biking trails are abundant, allowing visitors to explore the island's unique flora and fauna. Culture and history enthusiasts will be fascinated by Gran Canaria's rich heritage. The capital city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria boasts historical sites like the grand Cathedral of Santa Ana and the Casa de Colón, a museum dedicated to Christopher Columbus. The picturesque towns of Teror and Arucas are also worth a visit, with their charming colonial architecture and scenic plazas. For those seeking entertainment and nightlife, Gran Canaria doesn't disappoint. The island is famous for its vibrant nightlife scene, particularly in popular areas like Playa del Inglés and Puerto Rico. Visitors can enjoy a variety of bars, clubs, and live music venues, ensuring there is always something happening after the sun goes down. In summary, Gran Canaria offers a diverse range of activities and sights to satisfy all types of travelers. From its stunning beaches to its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage, there is something for everyone to enjoy on this beautiful island. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">The weather in Gran Canaria</h2>Did you know that the days in Gran Canaria are long and sunny with mild temperatures and few variations? In fact, Gran Canaria is one of the regions in Europe with more hours of sunlight – over 3,000. Its geographical location also favours long days that are full of sunlight all year round. In winter, the sun rises at 7:30am and sets at 6:30pm; in summer it’s sunrise at 7:00am and sunset at 8:30pm. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Accommodation options in Gran Canaria</h2>Have you already decided that you want to spend your next holiday on the beautiful island of Gran Canaria and you need a holiday rental? Gran Canaria is an island with a huge offer of accommodation of all kinds and for all tastes. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Villas</h3>A villa is probably the best option for those looking for maximum privacy. At VillaGranCanaria we are experts in renting villas of all types: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Villas with private pool: the best option to enjoy a good bath without sharing space with other people.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury villas: if you are looking to treat yourself, the best is a deluxe villa with all kinds of comforts and magnificent views.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Beach villas: look no further if you want to wake up to the gentle sea breeze or be mesmerised by the coastal sunsets.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Cheap villas: the best high quality accommodation at an affordable price and with the greatest possible comfort.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Group villas: the ultimate choice for families with children or groups of friends looking for peace and quiet and a higher degree of privacy.</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Apartments</h3>Those who prefer to stay in a holiday flat are generally looking to spend more time outside than inside. Even so, at VillaGranCanaria we have great alternatives: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Beach apartments: a flat just a few metres from the sea is the best choice for ocean addicts.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">City apartments: urbanites are in luck because an urban flat is the best way to discover the city's corners.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury apartments: if you prefer to live large, a deluxe flat is the perfect option for you.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Cheap apartments: if you prefer a cheap flat with the best value for money on the market... stop looking!</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Bungalows</h3>One of the most popular options on the market are bungalows. Fortunately, at VillaGranCanaria we have the best bungalows on the island at your disposal: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Beach bungalows: Imagine spending a day on the sand and just a few steps from your bungalow... The best possible location!</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury bungalows: a deluxe bungalow is a great option to enjoy the highest comfort in a unique accommodation.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Cheap bungalows: the budget bungalows are ideal for sharing, always keeping in mind the best value for money.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Bungalows with private pool: if you prefer not to leave the bungalow and enjoy the pool without "neighbours"... This is your option!</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Country houses</h3>Nature lovers are in luck because this island has spectacular natural landscapes. Discover them by staying in the rural houses of VillaGranCanaria: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury country houses: the ideal option to enjoy nature to the maximum with the best comforts in a unique accommodation with incredible views.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Family country houses: the alternative for families who want to enjoy the interior of Gran Canaria doing activities with their children.</li></ul> <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Travel information for your holiday rentals on Gran Canaria</h2>If you're thinking of a holiday rental in Gran Canaria, mark your calendar because this beautiful island is more than just sun, beach and spectacular scenery. Not for nothing is it known as the miniature continent. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Southern Gran Canaria: idyllic beaches surrounded by tradition</h3>Being one of the most important tourist destinations in Spain, it is not surprising that most of the tourists who decide to book their holidays in Gran Canaria do so attracted by its dream beaches. And the closest places to enjoy the island's coastline to the full are Salobre Golf, Maspalomas, Meloneras or Pasito Blanco, among others. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Northern Gran Canaria: extraordinary landscapes of cliffs and volcanoes</h3>However, more and more people are visiting this destination for rural tourism, hiking, water sports or cycling, and to discover fascinating places such as Roque Nublo, Roque Bentayga or Pico de las Nieves. Be sure to discover charming villages such as Tejeda, San Mateo, Teror, Arucas, Gáldar and Agaete, among others. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: the best cultural, commercial and leisure offer on the island</h3>The island's capital, a cosmopolitan city open to the sea, is Gran Canaria's main cultural, commercial and leisure attraction. Here you will find everything: shopping centres, museums, restaurants, the kilometre-long and impressive Las Canteras beach, the majestic Alfredo Kraus Auditorium, the historic Cathedral of Santa Ana... the list goes on and on! <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">How to get to your holiday rental in Gran Canaria</h2>The best way to travel to Gran Canaria is by air to the Gran Canaria Airport (LPA), which is located around the middle of the east coast of the island. It is situated more or less at the same distance (about 25 kilometres) from the capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and the southern part, a true sunny paradise. No matter the location of your Gran Canaria holiday home, it will likely be accessible by transportation from the airport. Buses, coaches and taxis are all available for you to bring you to your destination. Rental cars are also available at the airport, which ensure a quicker and more comfortable journey. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Gran Canaria and its gastronomy</h2>The local cuisine of the Canary Islands comprises a variety of fresh vegetables and a mix of seafood and meat. This gastronomy is influenced by many cultures, most prevalently Spanish, North African, Latin American and even historical aboriginal themes also influence the vibrant local dishes. We encourage you to choose from the large variety of traditional restaurants called bochinches or guachinches throughout the island if a true Canarian culinary experience is what you are after. Nevertheless, there are plenty of restaurants where international gastronomy can be found. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">What to do in Gran Canaria with children</h2>For a different and fun family holiday, there is nothing better than a visit to Gran Canaria. The island has everything the little ones need to have a great time: water parks, theme parks, amusement parks, outdoor activities, zoos, aquariums and the chance to live unforgettable experiences and adventures in places where fun for young and old is always guaranteed. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Water parks</h3>Although all the water parks are ideal for having a great time, spending a day at Aqualand Maspalomas or Lago Taurito (100% salt water) is an unforgettable experience not to be missed if you are travelling to Gran Canaria with children. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Theme parks</h3>Children always have a great time at theme parks. It's a safe bet. And in Gran Canaria there are two of the best: Sioux City Park (where they will feel like a western sheriff) and GrancAventura (a different adventure park...). <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Amusement parks</h3>The classic amusement parks are also a great attraction for children. Here you will find two spectacular ones: Angry Birds Activity Park (for action-packed fun) and Holidayworld Maspalomas (with countless attractions, bowling, escape room, karaoke...). <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Zoos and aquariums</h3>Gran Canaria also has zoos and aquariums where you can discover all kinds of exotic animals up close: Palmitos Park (with a large number of birds, plants, reptiles, mammals...) and Poema del Mar (with three well-differentiated areas and thousands of marine species). <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Practising sports in Gran Canaria</h2>Gran Canaria is famous for its magnificent beaches of fine sand and crystal-clear waters, but also offers much more than sun and sand. Its lush forests, mountains, trails, ravines, beaches, reefs and clean skies are some of the natural spaces in Gran Canaria that invite you to do active tourism, without forgetting relaxation, fun and adventure. Some of the most practiced sports on the island are: <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Golf</h3>Gran Canaria provides fully equipped infrastructures and top-class courses adapted for all handicaps designed by world champions and reputed architects like Salobre Golf. The climate here means you can enjoy golf all year round to focus on your game and disconnect from it all. And after a few swings, there’s practically no better plan than to spend a while relaxing on the beach, for professionals and amateurs alike. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Cycling</h3>Gran Canaria has a huge variety of ideal routes for road cycling, with paved tracks and roads with slopes and gradients that cross volcanic passes posing a great challenge for cyclists of all levels. The unchanging temperatures throughout the year and the low rainfall enable you to go cycling every day of the year. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Water sports</h3>The sea around the island allows for many water sports to be practiced, like the following ones: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Surfing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Windsurfing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Kitesurfing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Bodyboarding</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Stand up paddle</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Scuba diving</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Snorkeling</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Sailing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Parasailing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Kayaking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Fishing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Jet skiing</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Mountain sports</h3>Of course, apart from sea sports there are lots of mountain sports you can do on the island: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Hiking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Trail running</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Climbing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Mountain biking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Trekking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Orienteering</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Canyoning</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Paragliding</li></ul> <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Museums in Gran Canaria</h2>Theatre, dance, concerts and plastic arts go hand in hand in the island's cultural agenda. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">1. Museo Néstor</h3>In the Museo Néstor, named after the local artist Néstor de la Torre, you can see his portraits and most important works. It is located in the Pueblo Canario, in the capital of Gran Canaria. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">2. Casa de Colón</h3>The Casa de Colón, located in the Vegueta district of the historic quarter of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, is the best option for discovering the island's relationship with the American continent and what oceanic voyages were like. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">3. CAAM</h3>Nearby, the Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno (CAAM or Atlantic Centre of Modern Art) is the archipelago's leading contemporary art museum. Highly recommended for those looking for a different kind of museum. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">4. Museo Canario</h3>What were the ancient Canarians like and how did they live? The answer to these and many more questions can be found at the Museo Canario in Las Palmas. Its large collection of aboriginal mummies will leave you speechless. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">5. Museo Elder</h3>The Elder Museum of Science and Technology has one rule that everyone who enters the museum must obey: it is strictly forbidden not to touch. Young and old alike will have a great time in a 100% interactive museum. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Nightlife in Gran Canaria</h2>If nightlife is your thing, Gran Canaria is the place to go, with a vibrant and fun atmosphere throughout the cities on the island. Choose from a range of pubs, bars, clubs and discos, in cities like Las Palmas, Playa del Inglés, Maspalomas and Meloneras. In fact, in certain areas the island seems to never sleep, and parties deep into the night. If you are looking for a quieter atmosphere, skip the clubs and check out the numerous stylish bars, cafés and casinos throughout the cities on the island. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">What to see in Gran Canaria</h2>On an island that offers as much to the visitor as Gran Canaria, you should not miss the most attractive places on the island: <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">1. Maspalomas Dunes</h3>Located on the south coast of the island, the dunes of Maspalomas were formed from ocean sand during the Ice Age and are now a nature reserve. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">2. Roque Nublo</h3>The Roque Nublo, located in Tejeda and 67 metres high, was formed by a volcanic eruption millions of years ago and was used by the ancient Canarians for rituals. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">3. Las Canteras Beach</h3>This urban beach is one of the best in Gran Canaria. It is almost 4 kilometres long and is protected by La Barra, a rock formation with abundant marine life. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">4. Vegueta</h3>With its narrow cobbled streets, this old part of Las Palmas transports visitors back to the 15th century, with beautiful buildings, galleries and museums steeped in history. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">5. Puerto de Mogán</h3>The canals that link the marina with the fishing port gave the town its name of Little Venice. It is a place to enjoy fresh fish on a daily basis." 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We're going to tell you how to get to Güigüi beach, so that you can experience it first-hand. But first things first. Güigüi is located in the municipality of La Aldea de San Nicolás, straddling the coastline that runs from the beach of Tasartico to the beach of La Aldea. Güigüi is a landscape of eroded and aged surface. It’s a legendary and ancient place with a unique flora and fauna. Its forms, shaped by nature, have left traces of great depth and infinite beauty in this part of Gran Canaria.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to Playa de Güigüi </h2>Nowadays, there are almost no virgin beaches in Gran Canaria, but Güigüi is one of them. Well, it’s sectioned into two beaches: the Chica and the Grande, both located at the respective mouths of the watersheds known by the same names. In Güigüi you can swim in an impressive and very special environment, since it was declared Special Natural Reserve and Area of Ecological Sensitivity by the Government of the Canary Islands for its special characteristics, without any type of construction and almost no people around.<h3 class="text-xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to the beach Playa de Güigüí on foot</h3><figure class="image m-1 w-full max-w-full flex flex-wrap justify-center mx-auto"><img class="border my-3" src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/Guigui_1.jpeg" alt="guigui"></figure>The complicated access to Güigüi is the biggest challenge for those who want to spend a few special days in this wonderful place. To get to Güigüi on foot you have to sweat, have patience and, above all, be prepared for a long hiking route. First you have to go by car or bus to the small village of Tasartico, located about an hour and a half from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. When you arrive in Tasartico you have to follow a dirt road until you reach a sign indicating the length of the route: about 5 kilometres one way and about 5 kilometres return. The route is well waymarked, so you shouldn’t get lost. The duration of the trail will vary depending on your physical condition, how loaded you are (since in Güigüi there’s no place to buy things, you’ll have to bring everything yourself), the time you start the trail (it’s advisable to leave early to avoid the hottest hours of the day and carry plenty of water), etc.<h3 class="text-xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to the beach Playa de Güigüi by boat</h3>This is, without a doubt, the ultimate solution if you don’t want to make the journey on foot. Thus, from any of the nearest ports (La Aldea, Mogán, Puerto Rico or Arguineguín) you can hire an excursion company or negotiate personally with a fisherman, so he can bring you to Güigüi with his boat and return a few days later. Even if you choose this alternative, make sure to bring extra provisions, since in bad weather it’ll be difficult for the boats to arrive, which has happened before. Regardless of the option selected, spending a few days in this paradise is a unique experience. Watching the sunset on top of a dune with Mount Teide in the background, waking up to the sound of birds at dawn and taking a refreshing swim in crystal-clear waters is priceless. And by the way, Güigüi is divided into two sections, so to go from one to another you have to take into account the tides. Now that you know how to get to the beach Playa de Güigüi... are you ready to visit the wildest side of the island of Gran Canaria?" 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Why don’t you choose Tamadaba natural park? Check out everything you need to know about this wonderful area. Where do you climb, relax and learn at the same time? Don’t look for more, it’s Tamadaba natural park. In Villa Gran Canaria, we invite you to discover every little treasure there. As soon as you will want to get more Gran Canaria tourist information, you will come back there.  <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Where is Tamadaba natural park?</h2> In Gran Canaria this natural park is not the only one you can find, there are more, even around the world if it would be possible included in the seven natural wonders. The maximum altitude is approximately 2,000 meters. With almost 8,000 hectares, Tamadaba natural park is in the northwest of <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/europe/travellers-guide-gran-canaria-8928657.html">Gran Canaria</a>. Flora and fauna are the most special protagonist. Much of them are exclusive to this zone and near extinction, 122 endemic species. The ground is formed by an old material which was formed in the first Eruptions cycle 14 million years ago.  <figure class="image w-full max-w-full flex flex-wrap justify-center mx-auto"><img class="w-full" src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/2018/08/1-15.jpg" alt="tamdaba-natural-park-land-villa-gran-canaria"></figure> In addition, the natural park has a double function:   <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">Conservation of the natural resources, with a scientific and educational use</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">Recreation for people, a zone with picnics and wildlife spotting</li></ul> On the other hand, in 2005, it was designated by UNESCO a Biosphere Reserve. The perfect landscape can get you the best postcard.   <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Reasons to climb in Tamadaba natural park</h2> Gran Canaria has a king of relax and enjoyable tourism. The park architecture is formed of ravines, escarpments and powerful mountains. Yet, it has an ecosystem such as cliffs Adén Verde and slopes of Guayedra.  The closer rock formation is Dedo de Dios.  <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">The number one natural area most complete crag in the island.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">The sun is up a lot of hours during the days. The natural light allows you to see a wonderful view.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">The rain is not a bad problem to climb there.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">Don’t miss the natural accidents, rocks are compact and the rockfalls are not regular.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">You are in Tamadaba park only in 90 minutes from Maspalomas.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">To scale and climb, you will not need a longer rope of 70 meters.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">There are 10 points of interest for climbing.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">On the top of some points, animals and plants have a high ecological value with endemic species such the blue chaffinch and Euphoria balsamifera. The natural pine forest (above 2,000 hectares) is found in Tamadaba natural park and is efficient in harnessing water. You will be able to find out all of them patiently.</li></ul>  <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">What to see in Tamadaba natural park in Gran Canaria</h2>  <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">The best point of hiking in Gran Canaria</h3>  <figure class="image w-full max-w-full flex flex-wrap justify-center mx-auto"><img class="w-full" src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/2018/08/2-15.jpg" alt="Trekking-tamadaba-natural-park-villa-gran-canaria"></figure> At the top, by the way, you can see the town of Agaete to Artenara. A see of green natural space cover almost the 90% of Tamadaba natural park. Even, during a cloudy day, the view is unique and so unusual. You shouldn’t miss the park what to see in Gran Canaria.   <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Mirador del Balcón to explore Gran Canaria</h3> Driving or simply walking, you could go to the west coast of Tamadaba, through the escarpment in Guayedra. Feel as Leonardo Dicaprio in Titanic as the king or queen of the world. As soon as you recognize that you are on the top, your eyes will check the main roads in Gran Canaria.   <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Traveling to Gran Canaria to have a picnic and do camping</h3> Planning the trip to Tamadaba natural park, you must find a place to sleep and eat. We offer you below a small list with several options:  <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">Llanos de la Mimbre. For 300 people. There are toilets, water and to dispose of black waters. Close to the flora and landscape of the pine wood, where you must ask for permission to be able to camp there with a minimum of three days in advance.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">Lomos Caraballo. Only for 10 people and space is reduced by 3 tents. The <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://villagrancanaria.com/blog/stay-in-gran-canaria/">stay</a> is 7 days to up 30.</li></ul>  <figure class="image w-full max-w-full flex flex-wrap justify-center mx-auto"><img class="w-full" src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/2018/08/3-9.jpg" alt="Camp-tamadaba-natural-park-villa-gran-canaria"></figure>  <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">Camp Tamadaba. For young people and a capacity of 200 people. A wide space to enjoy a stay only for people who want to get relax and know new friends.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">Tamadaba recreational area. Barbecues, tables, benches and potable water and toilets. This place is only for day trips without overnight. During the weekends, the area is full of tourists, especially families.</li></ul>  <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Flora and fauna in Tamadaba natural park</h3> How we explain before, Tamadaba natural park is a complete area with unique species, both animals, and plants. The native Canary pines and wildest birds are not the only beautiful beings, wildlife spotting on this park to visit Gran Canaria.  <figure class="image w-full max-w-full flex flex-wrap justify-center mx-auto"><img class="w-full" src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/2018/08/4-5.jpg" alt="Natural-life-tamadaba-villa-gran-canaria"></figure>  <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">How to get Tamadaba natural park</h2>  <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">By Car</h3>  <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">Firstly, you take GC-210 to the left side of Artenara. After that, you will take GC-216, an isolated road. While you are driving, the highlands show a great effect of wonder in front of you.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">From Agaete, taking GC-200 passing through Barranco Guayedra, until arrive at Mirador del Blacón. Green ridges make the driving pleasure.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc">From the south in La Aldea de San Nicolás. Take GC-200 road to the west for the crag and ocean view. On the other hand, you can take GC-210 road and after, the GC-216 road to the east. The view is equally amazing.</li></ul>  <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">By Bus</h3> If you are in Las Palmas, in the bus station you can take Bus nº 102 in Platform 3, passing Galdar and finally, Agaete. Every hour you have a new bus to go. In the village, the stop El Loma gives hikers and explorers the Camino trail to Tamadaba.  <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">By Foot</h3> Around Tamadaba, there are three municipalities which lead to the natural park. You have only to follow the wooden signs. During your walk, the weather will join you: clouds sometimes cover the sky, humid air, and dry grounds will get colder temperatures. We invite you to try the best hikes in Gran Canaria located here. Doesn’t matter if you are coming to Tamadaba natural park to work or relax, in Villa Gran Canaria can give you the best places to stay. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://villagrancanaria.com/contact/">Contact us</a> for more information and recommendations to enjoy your holidays." ["titulo_de_pagina"]=> string(40) "Tamadaba Natural Park - VillaGranCanaria" ["metatag_descripcion"]=> string(110) "Discover here everything about the Tamadaba Natural Park in Gran Canaria. Geology, flora, fauna and much more." ["experience_type"]=> string(1) "8" ["short_description"]=> string(73) "Discover here everything about the Tamadaba Natural Park in Gran Canaria." 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We're going to tell you how to get to Güigüi beach, so that you can experience it first-hand. But first things first. Güigüi is located in the municipality of La Aldea de San Nicolás, straddling the coastline that runs from the beach of Tasartico to the beach of La Aldea. Güigüi is a landscape of eroded and aged surface. It’s a legendary and ancient place with a unique flora and fauna. Its forms, shaped by nature, have left traces of great depth and infinite beauty in this part of Gran Canaria.<h2 class="text-2xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to Playa de Güigüi </h2>Nowadays, there are almost no virgin beaches in Gran Canaria, but Güigüi is one of them. Well, it’s sectioned into two beaches: the Chica and the Grande, both located at the respective mouths of the watersheds known by the same names. In Güigüi you can swim in an impressive and very special environment, since it was declared Special Natural Reserve and Area of Ecological Sensitivity by the Government of the Canary Islands for its special characteristics, without any type of construction and almost no people around.<h3 class="text-xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to the beach Playa de Güigüí on foot</h3><figure class="image m-1 w-full max-w-full flex flex-wrap justify-center mx-auto"><img class="border my-3" src="https://villagrancanaria.com/cms/uploads/Guigui_1.jpeg" alt="guigui"></figure>The complicated access to Güigüi is the biggest challenge for those who want to spend a few special days in this wonderful place. To get to Güigüi on foot you have to sweat, have patience and, above all, be prepared for a long hiking route. First you have to go by car or bus to the small village of Tasartico, located about an hour and a half from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. When you arrive in Tasartico you have to follow a dirt road until you reach a sign indicating the length of the route: about 5 kilometres one way and about 5 kilometres return. The route is well waymarked, so you shouldn’t get lost. The duration of the trail will vary depending on your physical condition, how loaded you are (since in Güigüi there’s no place to buy things, you’ll have to bring everything yourself), the time you start the trail (it’s advisable to leave early to avoid the hottest hours of the day and carry plenty of water), etc.<h3 class="text-xl" style="text-align:justify;">How to get to the beach Playa de Güigüi by boat</h3>This is, without a doubt, the ultimate solution if you don’t want to make the journey on foot. Thus, from any of the nearest ports (La Aldea, Mogán, Puerto Rico or Arguineguín) you can hire an excursion company or negotiate personally with a fisherman, so he can bring you to Güigüi with his boat and return a few days later. Even if you choose this alternative, make sure to bring extra provisions, since in bad weather it’ll be difficult for the boats to arrive, which has happened before. Regardless of the option selected, spending a few days in this paradise is a unique experience. Watching the sunset on top of a dune with Mount Teide in the background, waking up to the sound of birds at dawn and taking a refreshing swim in crystal-clear waters is priceless. And by the way, Güigüi is divided into two sections, so to go from one to another you have to take into account the tides. Now that you know how to get to the beach Playa de Güigüi... are you ready to visit the wildest side of the island of Gran Canaria?" 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From the bustling Playa del Inglés to the more secluded Maspalomas, there are plenty of options to relax, sunbathe, and swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Water sports enthusiasts can also indulge in activities like surfing, windsurfing, and diving in popular spots such as Las Canteras and Puerto de Mogán. Aside from its beautiful coastline, Gran Canaria is renowned for its diverse landscapes. The island is home to stunning natural wonders like the dramatic cliffs of Puerto de Mogán, the rugged mountains of Roque Nublo, and the lush forests of Doramas Rural Park. Hiking and biking trails are abundant, allowing visitors to explore the island's unique flora and fauna. Culture and history enthusiasts will be fascinated by Gran Canaria's rich heritage. The capital city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria boasts historical sites like the grand Cathedral of Santa Ana and the Casa de Colón, a museum dedicated to Christopher Columbus. The picturesque towns of Teror and Arucas are also worth a visit, with their charming colonial architecture and scenic plazas. For those seeking entertainment and nightlife, Gran Canaria doesn't disappoint. The island is famous for its vibrant nightlife scene, particularly in popular areas like Playa del Inglés and Puerto Rico. Visitors can enjoy a variety of bars, clubs, and live music venues, ensuring there is always something happening after the sun goes down. In summary, Gran Canaria offers a diverse range of activities and sights to satisfy all types of travelers. From its stunning beaches to its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage, there is something for everyone to enjoy on this beautiful island. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">The weather in Gran Canaria</h2>Did you know that the days in Gran Canaria are long and sunny with mild temperatures and few variations? In fact, Gran Canaria is one of the regions in Europe with more hours of sunlight – over 3,000. Its geographical location also favours long days that are full of sunlight all year round. In winter, the sun rises at 7:30am and sets at 6:30pm; in summer it’s sunrise at 7:00am and sunset at 8:30pm. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Accommodation options in Gran Canaria</h2>Have you already decided that you want to spend your next holiday on the beautiful island of Gran Canaria and you need a holiday rental? Gran Canaria is an island with a huge offer of accommodation of all kinds and for all tastes. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Villas</h3>A villa is probably the best option for those looking for maximum privacy. At VillaGranCanaria we are experts in renting villas of all types: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Villas with private pool: the best option to enjoy a good bath without sharing space with other people.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury villas: if you are looking to treat yourself, the best is a deluxe villa with all kinds of comforts and magnificent views.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Beach villas: look no further if you want to wake up to the gentle sea breeze or be mesmerised by the coastal sunsets.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Cheap villas: the best high quality accommodation at an affordable price and with the greatest possible comfort.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Group villas: the ultimate choice for families with children or groups of friends looking for peace and quiet and a higher degree of privacy.</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Apartments</h3>Those who prefer to stay in a holiday flat are generally looking to spend more time outside than inside. Even so, at VillaGranCanaria we have great alternatives: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Beach apartments: a flat just a few metres from the sea is the best choice for ocean addicts.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">City apartments: urbanites are in luck because an urban flat is the best way to discover the city's corners.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury apartments: if you prefer to live large, a deluxe flat is the perfect option for you.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Cheap apartments: if you prefer a cheap flat with the best value for money on the market... stop looking!</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Bungalows</h3>One of the most popular options on the market are bungalows. Fortunately, at VillaGranCanaria we have the best bungalows on the island at your disposal: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Beach bungalows: Imagine spending a day on the sand and just a few steps from your bungalow... The best possible location!</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury bungalows: a deluxe bungalow is a great option to enjoy the highest comfort in a unique accommodation.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Cheap bungalows: the budget bungalows are ideal for sharing, always keeping in mind the best value for money.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Bungalows with private pool: if you prefer not to leave the bungalow and enjoy the pool without "neighbours"... This is your option!</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Country houses</h3>Nature lovers are in luck because this island has spectacular natural landscapes. Discover them by staying in the rural houses of VillaGranCanaria: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Luxury country houses: the ideal option to enjoy nature to the maximum with the best comforts in a unique accommodation with incredible views.</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Family country houses: the alternative for families who want to enjoy the interior of Gran Canaria doing activities with their children.</li></ul> <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Travel information for your holiday rentals on Gran Canaria</h2>If you're thinking of a holiday rental in Gran Canaria, mark your calendar because this beautiful island is more than just sun, beach and spectacular scenery. Not for nothing is it known as the miniature continent. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Southern Gran Canaria: idyllic beaches surrounded by tradition</h3>Being one of the most important tourist destinations in Spain, it is not surprising that most of the tourists who decide to book their holidays in Gran Canaria do so attracted by its dream beaches. And the closest places to enjoy the island's coastline to the full are Salobre Golf, Maspalomas, Meloneras or Pasito Blanco, among others. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Northern Gran Canaria: extraordinary landscapes of cliffs and volcanoes</h3>However, more and more people are visiting this destination for rural tourism, hiking, water sports or cycling, and to discover fascinating places such as Roque Nublo, Roque Bentayga or Pico de las Nieves. Be sure to discover charming villages such as Tejeda, San Mateo, Teror, Arucas, Gáldar and Agaete, among others. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Las Palmas de Gran Canaria: the best cultural, commercial and leisure offer on the island</h3>The island's capital, a cosmopolitan city open to the sea, is Gran Canaria's main cultural, commercial and leisure attraction. Here you will find everything: shopping centres, museums, restaurants, the kilometre-long and impressive Las Canteras beach, the majestic Alfredo Kraus Auditorium, the historic Cathedral of Santa Ana... the list goes on and on! <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">How to get to your holiday rental in Gran Canaria</h2>The best way to travel to Gran Canaria is by air to the Gran Canaria Airport (LPA), which is located around the middle of the east coast of the island. It is situated more or less at the same distance (about 25 kilometres) from the capital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, and the southern part, a true sunny paradise. No matter the location of your Gran Canaria holiday home, it will likely be accessible by transportation from the airport. Buses, coaches and taxis are all available for you to bring you to your destination. Rental cars are also available at the airport, which ensure a quicker and more comfortable journey. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Gran Canaria and its gastronomy</h2>The local cuisine of the Canary Islands comprises a variety of fresh vegetables and a mix of seafood and meat. This gastronomy is influenced by many cultures, most prevalently Spanish, North African, Latin American and even historical aboriginal themes also influence the vibrant local dishes. We encourage you to choose from the large variety of traditional restaurants called bochinches or guachinches throughout the island if a true Canarian culinary experience is what you are after. Nevertheless, there are plenty of restaurants where international gastronomy can be found. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">What to do in Gran Canaria with children</h2>For a different and fun family holiday, there is nothing better than a visit to Gran Canaria. The island has everything the little ones need to have a great time: water parks, theme parks, amusement parks, outdoor activities, zoos, aquariums and the chance to live unforgettable experiences and adventures in places where fun for young and old is always guaranteed. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Water parks</h3>Although all the water parks are ideal for having a great time, spending a day at Aqualand Maspalomas or Lago Taurito (100% salt water) is an unforgettable experience not to be missed if you are travelling to Gran Canaria with children. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Theme parks</h3>Children always have a great time at theme parks. It's a safe bet. And in Gran Canaria there are two of the best: Sioux City Park (where they will feel like a western sheriff) and GrancAventura (a different adventure park...). <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Amusement parks</h3>The classic amusement parks are also a great attraction for children. Here you will find two spectacular ones: Angry Birds Activity Park (for action-packed fun) and Holidayworld Maspalomas (with countless attractions, bowling, escape room, karaoke...). <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Zoos and aquariums</h3>Gran Canaria also has zoos and aquariums where you can discover all kinds of exotic animals up close: Palmitos Park (with a large number of birds, plants, reptiles, mammals...) and Poema del Mar (with three well-differentiated areas and thousands of marine species). <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Practising sports in Gran Canaria</h2>Gran Canaria is famous for its magnificent beaches of fine sand and crystal-clear waters, but also offers much more than sun and sand. Its lush forests, mountains, trails, ravines, beaches, reefs and clean skies are some of the natural spaces in Gran Canaria that invite you to do active tourism, without forgetting relaxation, fun and adventure. Some of the most practiced sports on the island are: <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Golf</h3>Gran Canaria provides fully equipped infrastructures and top-class courses adapted for all handicaps designed by world champions and reputed architects like Salobre Golf. The climate here means you can enjoy golf all year round to focus on your game and disconnect from it all. And after a few swings, there’s practically no better plan than to spend a while relaxing on the beach, for professionals and amateurs alike. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Cycling</h3>Gran Canaria has a huge variety of ideal routes for road cycling, with paved tracks and roads with slopes and gradients that cross volcanic passes posing a great challenge for cyclists of all levels. The unchanging temperatures throughout the year and the low rainfall enable you to go cycling every day of the year. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Water sports</h3>The sea around the island allows for many water sports to be practiced, like the following ones: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Surfing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Windsurfing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Kitesurfing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Bodyboarding</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Stand up paddle</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Scuba diving</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Snorkeling</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Sailing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Parasailing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Kayaking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Fishing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Jet skiing</li></ul> <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">Mountain sports</h3>Of course, apart from sea sports there are lots of mountain sports you can do on the island: <ul class='bullet'><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Hiking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Trail running</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Climbing</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Mountain biking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Trekking</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Orienteering</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Canyoning</li><li class="relative ml-5 list-disc" style="text-align:justify;">Paragliding</li></ul> <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Museums in Gran Canaria</h2>Theatre, dance, concerts and plastic arts go hand in hand in the island's cultural agenda. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">1. Museo Néstor</h3>In the Museo Néstor, named after the local artist Néstor de la Torre, you can see his portraits and most important works. It is located in the Pueblo Canario, in the capital of Gran Canaria. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">2. Casa de Colón</h3>The Casa de Colón, located in the Vegueta district of the historic quarter of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, is the best option for discovering the island's relationship with the American continent and what oceanic voyages were like. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">3. CAAM</h3>Nearby, the Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno (CAAM or Atlantic Centre of Modern Art) is the archipelago's leading contemporary art museum. Highly recommended for those looking for a different kind of museum. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">4. Museo Canario</h3>What were the ancient Canarians like and how did they live? The answer to these and many more questions can be found at the Museo Canario in Las Palmas. Its large collection of aboriginal mummies will leave you speechless. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">5. Museo Elder</h3>The Elder Museum of Science and Technology has one rule that everyone who enters the museum must obey: it is strictly forbidden not to touch. Young and old alike will have a great time in a 100% interactive museum. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">Nightlife in Gran Canaria</h2>If nightlife is your thing, Gran Canaria is the place to go, with a vibrant and fun atmosphere throughout the cities on the island. Choose from a range of pubs, bars, clubs and discos, in cities like Las Palmas, Playa del Inglés, Maspalomas and Meloneras. In fact, in certain areas the island seems to never sleep, and parties deep into the night. If you are looking for a quieter atmosphere, skip the clubs and check out the numerous stylish bars, cafés and casinos throughout the cities on the island. <h2 class="text-3xl m-0 mb-3">What to see in Gran Canaria</h2>On an island that offers as much to the visitor as Gran Canaria, you should not miss the most attractive places on the island: <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">1. Maspalomas Dunes</h3>Located on the south coast of the island, the dunes of Maspalomas were formed from ocean sand during the Ice Age and are now a nature reserve. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">2. Roque Nublo</h3>The Roque Nublo, located in Tejeda and 67 metres high, was formed by a volcanic eruption millions of years ago and was used by the ancient Canarians for rituals. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">3. Las Canteras Beach</h3>This urban beach is one of the best in Gran Canaria. It is almost 4 kilometres long and is protected by La Barra, a rock formation with abundant marine life. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">4. Vegueta</h3>With its narrow cobbled streets, this old part of Las Palmas transports visitors back to the 15th century, with beautiful buildings, galleries and museums steeped in history. <h3 class="text-2xl m-0 mb-3">5. Puerto de Mogán</h3>The canals that link the marina with the fishing port gave the town its name of Little Venice. It is a place to enjoy fresh fish on a daily basis." 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