Immerse yourself in a sea of golden sand on the southern beaches of Gran Canaria

If you’re looking for idyllic beaches, you’ve come to the right place. Maspalomas has a unique and invaluable coastline where you will find some of the most well-known landmarks of Gran Canaria, such as the Maspalomas Dunes and its emblematic lighthouse.

The Maspalomas Dunes is a natural protected area. It has been categorised as a Special Nature Reserve and encompasses 404 hectares. The moving sand dunes originate in Playa del Inglés and form a border with Charca de Maspalomas. The sand dunes are constantly moved by the force of the wind.

Playa del Inglés is one of the most famous and busiest beaches of Gran Canaria. Its pleasant year-round climate and vast tourist offering such as its promenade with shops and restaurants make it a unique coastal area with a fantastic atmosphere. Here you will find many beach bars, deckchair services, water sports and a wide variety of restaurants.

This beach with golden sand stretches for almost three kilometres and can be found next to the Maspalomas Dunes Special Natural Reserve. Exploring the reserve is a must for all visitors to the island. It is important to respect this natural protected area. Projects such as Masdunas try to stop the current degradation by remarking the pathways, among other initiatives.

Our Maspalomas Anexo II Car Park is located next to Playa del Inglés. Enquire about our rates!

Maspalomas beach is one of the crown jewels of southern Gran Canaria. With beach bars, deckchair services, water sports, and a wide variety of restaurants and accommodation, it is one of the island’s best beaches. It has a summer climate 365 days a year and offers excursions that should not be missed.

First on the list is the imposing lighthouse of Maspalomas. This emblematic symbol of the island has been in operation since 1890. In 2005 it was named a special heritage site of cultural interest.

Oasis de Maspalomas and La Charca form a collection of defined ecosystems whose landscape and natural value are truly unique.

La Charca de Maspalomas and El Palmeral are other points of interest not to be missed at Maspalomas beach. This protected area is home to various species of fauna and flora and it is a stopover site for many migratory birds.

Last but not least, the Maspalomas Dunes extend along the beach and form a sea of unparalleled sand. It is without a doubt one of the most spectacular landscapes in the Canarian archipelago.

Another point of interest is the Tony Gallardo Park. It represents the various habitats of the reserve and has a closed waterway that covers 2,000 square meters.

  Our Maspalomas Faro Car Park is situated a few minutes’ walk from Maspalomas beach. Enquire about our rates!