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Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria

This modern designed villa is stylishly furnished throughout enjoying a prime location with the Europa Centre and it's variety of restaurants, bars and shops all within a five minute walk. Situated in an elevated position, fantastic views of the surrounding coastline. It has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and sleeps six.

Campo de golf, Maspalomas

Campo de Golf is located in a quiet cul-de-sac at the centre of the exclusive Maspalomas golf course and is conveniently situated within a ten minute walk of local amenities including restaurants, shops and bars. It has two bedrooms and sleeps four and is ideal for golf holidays.

Salbre Golf, Gran Canaria

Situated in an elevated position overlooking the prestigious Salobre Golf resort and golf course, this recently built, modern style villa comes well equipped and is furnished to a high standard throughout with a spacious balcony on the first floor offering commanding views of the resort. It has three bedrooms and sleeps six.

San Agustin, Gran Canaria

This beach front villa is furnished in a typical Canarian style and boasts lovely sea views. Set in the resort of San Agustin, the villa is in an enviable location, with a gate leading from the garden to the promenade, where a short walk will take you to a selection of amenities and a sandy beach. It has five bedrooms, three bathrooms and sleeps nine.

Popular resorts on Gran Canaria

Maspalomas. Set beside the rolling sand dunes of the island’s Natural Park and a lagoon, Maspalomas is a paradise for beach lovers and families, with a variety of holiday entertainment including two huge water parks, shops, glittering night life and even camel safaris and a prestigious 18 hole golf course.

The Port of Mogan. Known as the Venice of Gran Canaria, Mogan is a small, quiet resort 14 kms from Puerto Rico. The harbour area is surrounded by picturesque apartments adorned with flowers and streets that are separated by little canals and bridges that give this quaint resort its charm. Local fishing boats still set sail from the port.

Costa Mogan. The southwest coast of the island of Gran Canaria, enjoys a wonderfully constant temperate summer climate making it one of the best places to visit at any time of the year.

Tauro Valley (Valle de Tauro). Up until five years ago the pueblo of Tauro was a sleepy backwater. Since 1998, further development in the valley has steadily taken place with the addition of a number of quality villas and duplexes

Puerto Rico. The bustling resort of Puerto Rico is perhaps, apart from Playa del Ingles, one of the best known holiday destinations in the south of Gran Canaria. Work on thevresort started in 1969 and is still continuing. The beach is artificial and was created with sand brought over by boat from the Sahara and less windy than the Maspalomas and Playa del Ingles areas

Amadores Beach (Playa de Amadores) This beautiful beach has been created within the last few years. It is bordered by flowers and flowering shrubs and fronting the beach are a wide range of restaurants and bars to suit most tastes along with a variety of local shops. Playa de Amadores is around 1 km long.

Arguineguin. Arguineguin is a commercial fishing port perhaps not as picturesque as the Port of Mogán. Patalavaca, which neighbours Arguineguin, has had a pleasant coastal promenade constructed in recent years stretching about 3kms and leading straight into the centre of the port area.

The Dunes of Maspalomas. These dunes cover an area of 328 hectares and are a protected nature reserve. In appearance, they are almost an extension to the Sahara desert but without the sandstorms or rapidly moving sands and are an important ecological area of natural beauty with picturesque rising hillocks of up to 33 feet in height. The dunes are creeping towards the lighthouse at a rate of about one metre a year.

Las Palmas. Las Palmas is the seventh largest city of Spain and is 80 kms from the south of the island.The historical part of Las Palmas (The Vegueta district) has much to offer in terms of heritage with fine museums and historical places to visit. The Christopher Columbus house (Casa de Colon) is probably one of the most popular because of his association with the house before he set sail to discover the Americas.