Beaches of Gran Canaria

Discover the best beaches in Gran Canaria: from the Maspalomas dunes to hidden coves in the north. Plan your coastal route with CanaryRoutes.

• Playa de Las Canteras — Las Canteras Beach, one of Europe's finest urban beaches, with 3 km of golden sand in the heart of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
• Playa del Inglés — Playa del Inglés, one of Gran Canaria's most famous beaches, with kilometres of golden sand beside the spectacular Maspalomas Dunes.
• Playa de Maspalomas — Maspalomas Beach and its famous dunes create one of the most spectacular landscapes in Gran Canaria and the Canary Islands.
• Playa de Amadores — Amadores Beach, in Mogán, is famous for its white sand, turquoise waters and relaxed atmosphere on the sunny south coast of Gran Canaria.
• Playa de Puerto Rico — Puerto Rico Beach, in Mogán, is known for its sunny climate, calm waters and wide range of water sports and boat excursions in Gran Canaria.
• Playa de Mogán — Mogán Beach, beside picturesque Puerto de Mogán, combines calm waters, a charming marina and the atmosphere of Little Venice in Gran Canaria.
• Playa de Taurito — Taurito Beach, a peaceful bay in Mogán with crystal-clear waters and a family-friendly atmosphere on Gran Canaria's sunny southwest coast.
• Playa de Tauro — Tauro Beach, in Mogán, combines crystal-clear waters, volcanic scenery and a peaceful atmosphere on the south coast of Gran Canaria.
• Anfi del Mar — Anfi del Mar is famous for its white sand, turquoise waters and tropical atmosphere on one of Gran Canaria's most spectacular beaches.
• Playa de Veneguera — Veneguera Beach, a remote and unspoilt beach on the west coast of Gran Canaria, surrounded by volcanic landscapes and accessible by track or boat.
• Playa de Tasarte — Tasarte Beach, a remote beach on the west coast of Gran Canaria, surrounded by volcanic mountains and spectacular coastal scenery.
• Playa de Tasartico — Tasartico Beach, a remote and unspoilt beach in Gran Canaria accessible only on foot or by boat, surrounded by cliffs and wild nature.
• Playa de Güigüi — Güigüi Beach, Gran Canaria's wildest beach, is reached by a challenging hike through dramatic cliffs and untouched natural landscapes.
• Playa de La Aldea — La Aldea Beach, on the west coast of Gran Canaria, is surrounded by volcanic mountains and dramatic Atlantic landscapes.
• Piscinas Naturales de Agaete — The Natural Pools of Agaete are spectacular volcanic rock pools filled with crystal-clear seawater beside Puerto de las Nieves in Gran Canaria.
• Playa de Agaete — Agaete Beach, beside Puerto de las Nieves, offers views of Mount Teide, crystal-clear waters and the maritime charm of northern Gran Canaria.
• Playa de Guayedra — Guayedra Beach, an unspoilt beach in Agaete surrounded by cliffs, protected nature and some of the wildest scenery in Gran Canaria.
• Playa de Sardina — Sardina Beach, in Gáldar, combines calm waters, excellent diving and the charm of one of Gran Canaria's most authentic fishing villages.
• Playa de Meloneras — Meloneras Beach, beside the Maspalomas Lighthouse, offers a peaceful atmosphere, seafront promenade and beautiful Atlantic views in Gran Canaria.
• Playa de San Agustín — San Agustín Beach is a peaceful beach in southern Gran Canaria, known for its family-friendly atmosphere, seafront promenade and pleasant swimming conditions.
• Playa de Las Burras — Las Burras Beach is a peaceful beach in southern Gran Canaria, popular with local residents and known for its relaxed atmosphere and calm waters.
• Playa de Arinaga — Arinaga Beach is one of the best places in Gran Canaria for windsurfing, diving and water sports on the Atlantic coast.
• Playa de Melenara — Melenara Beach, Telde's most popular beach, offers a local atmosphere, calm waters and excellent seaside restaurants in Gran Canaria.
• Playa de Tufia — Tufia Beach is a picturesque cove in Telde with crystal-clear waters, whitewashed houses and an important pre-Hispanic archaeological site.
• Playa de La Garita — La Garita Beach, in Telde, is a Gran Canaria beach known for its seaside atmosphere, coastal promenade and restaurants overlooking the Atlantic.
• Playa del Veril — El Veril Beach is a peaceful beach in southern Gran Canaria, located between Playa del Inglés and Meloneras on the Atlantic coast.
• Playa de Alcaravaneras — Alcaravaneras Beach is a popular urban beach in Las Palmas with calm waters, a local atmosphere and excellent conditions for swimming and seaside walks.
• Playa de La Laja — La Laja Beach is a dark-sand beach south of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, known for its local atmosphere, open spaces and Atlantic Ocean views.
• Piscina Natural de La Laja — La Laja Natural Pool is a volcanic seawater pool south of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, known for its calm waters, easy access and Atlantic Ocean views.
• Piscinas Naturales de Charcones — The Charcones Natural Pools are volcanic seawater pools on the north coast of Gran Canaria, known for their crystal-clear waters and unspoilt coastal scenery.
• Playa del Puertillo — Puertillo Beach is a peaceful dark-sand cove on the north coast of Gran Canaria, ideal for enjoying the ocean and an authentic local atmosphere.
• Playa del Besudo — Besudo Beach is a peaceful dark-sand beach in southeast Gran Canaria, ideal for visitors seeking nature, tranquillity and fewer crowds.
• Playa de Maranuelas — Maranuelas Beach is a peaceful beach on the southwest coast of Gran Canaria, known for its dark sand, local atmosphere and views of the Mogán coastline.
• Playa de Montana Arena — Montaña Arena Beach is a wild beach in southern Gran Canaria, known for its dark sand, volcanic scenery and peaceful atmosphere away from the crowds.
• Natural Pools of Agaete — Natural rock pools carved by ancient lava flows, filled with crystal-clear Atlantic water beside Puerto de las Nieves — a spectacular swimming spot on Gran Canaria's north coast.