Location: Maspalomas
Top Things to do in Maspalomas
Top Restaurants in Maspalomas
What to do and see in Maspalomas, Canary Islands: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Maspalomas is a sophisticated beach resort… that happens to have a great waterpark. Aqualand Maspalomas is the Canary Islands' largest waterpark, with 33 waterslides. If that's not your style, just relax on a beach with powder-soft sand and majestic dunes, or enjoy abundant shopping and golf.
Restaurants in Maspalomas
1. Templo Ecumenico El Salvador
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 503 reviews
Horario de Misas católicas: De Mayo a Septiembre: de lunes a viernes a las 20h, sábados 20h y domingos 10h y 20h. De Octubre a Abril: de lunes a viernes a las 18:30h, sábados a las 20h y domingos a las 10h y 18h.
Reviewed By martinbE5225FF - Harrogate, United Kingdom
the beach is the most amazing to look at from above while on the promenade the church is stunning during sunset the sun shines through the stained glass windows
2. Paseo Costa Canaria
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 836 reviews
Reviewed By Tamandmarion - Ardrossan, United Kingdom
We love walking and this is a lovely walk right along to the sand dunes and back take plenty water lovely views all the way along
3. DH Guide Canarias
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Best bike shuttle and guided tours: natural, built, jumps, freeride, dh and enduro trails in Gran Canaria
4. Strandpromenade Meloneras
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 674 reviews
Reviewed By top-trippers - Heswall, United Kingdom
This long sea-front promenade is the perfect place for an hour’s gentle stroll/jog/cycle. It runs for 2kms from Playa Melonares at its northern end to the 65-metre tall working lighthouse (built in 1886) and Maspalomas beach to the south. For the most part it is pretty flat. It is lined with luxury hotels, bars, restaurants, supermarkets and shops (Boulevard El Faro features high-street and designer brands; the Varadero Centre is more of a tourist resort arcade). Very clean and safe with few beggers or hawkers.
5. Parroquia de San Fernando
6. Strandpromenade San Agustin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By 721AndrewB - Bristol, United Kingdom
The promenade follows the edge of the beach from north of san augustin to the dunes of Maspalomas, where it diverts around the golf course before continuing along the coast to Melonares. You can avoid the diversion by walking across the dunes, which in itself is a pleasant experience although harder going. We walked the entire length a couple of times during our stay, and enjoyed it very much - generally well made, although there are flights of steps or steep ramps involved at a couple of locations. (Note, there is currently a diversion in place to the north of san augustin due to a land slip. The diversion takes you away from the coast and involves a series of steps).
7. El Faro de Maspalomas
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 3,439 reviews
Reviewed By Ladyyy2013 - Grantham, United Kingdom
Set between maspalomas and meloneras this light house gives a focal point. As daylight fails the light comes on, or can be seen, making it an attractive feature at sunset. There are restaurants nearby too.
8. Paseo Maritimo
9. Finca Canarias Aloe Vera
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 15 reviews
Finca Canarias Aloe Vera continues growing with San Agustin farm. Overlooking the sea and close to all services, we have more than 1,000 aloe vera plants under development, a small botanical garden with varieties native to the Canary Islands and a chill out space to enjoy and rest. The cultivation of aloe vera is 100% eco and the visit and demo is completely free and in different lenguajes.
Reviewed By christopherharris10 - Exeter, United Kingdom
Very informative about the Aloe Vera plant and its properties for health. The shop was well stocked and attractive and the people not pushy for sales.
10. Yacimiento Punta Mujeres
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