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why book a holiday to
Canary Islands
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Get out and about on a bike or on foot to explore the beautiful natural surroundings
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Treat the family to an action packed break where it is possible to do and see something different every night
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All year round location which doesn’t close down at the end of summer
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It may be famous for its pristine beaches, countless hours of sunshine and rich culture, but Gran Canaria is so much more than just ‘another’ Spanish island holiday destination. If you like to mix beaches with culture than a Gran Canaria holiday will be right up your street.
Gran Canaria has a fascinating history as well as being full of natural wonders, with sand dunes, forests and mountains making it a great place for the adventurous and naturally-intrigued tourist, while sun-seekers will be in paradise with a plethora of beaches close its resorts.
If you want a holiday which is a mixture of relaxation and partying, the resort of Playa Del Ingles is worth investigating. It is the second biggest holiday resort in Spain after Benidorm and has over 8km of golden beachfront lined by bars and restaurants catering for tourists who throng the streets all year round. For a holiday that effortlessly mixes stunning scenery and first class beaches with neon lit party hotspots, Gran Canaria should be one of your first ports of call.
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The Maspalomas sand dunes are one of the Canary Island’s most popular natural attractions. You can trek for 5km across the beach-fronted dunes from the resort of Maspalomas to Playa del Ingles or vice-versa – a perfect way to spend the day.
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One of the best examples of Gran Canaria’s beaches can be found at Playa de Amadores, where white sand and warm waters await. If you are looking for a Caribbean style beach without actually going to the Caribbean, then you will not get any closer than this.
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If you want to visit Gran Canaria in the winter and escape the cold back home, book at stay in Puerto Rico. It never closes and there are lots of excursion opportunities available, including dolphin watching trips.