Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Beaches In Gran Canaria

Cities of the World Gran Canaria SpainBy John Willis

Gran Canaria could be described as a mini continent in itself with a range of various beaches and not to mention landscapes. With over 60km of beaches along the decided coastline that it constitutes, it becomes obvious why it has been a summer hotspot for a mass of tourists from all around the globe for many a generation and many generations to come. Many people take their holidays to Gran Canaria as it is an amazing summer getaway paradise and when considering what the island has to offer, it is easy to understand why.

Maspalomas beach: Well known for its numerous dunes neighbouring the sea and the idyllic climate, the Maspalomas beach is perhaps one of the most popular on the island. Not only does it offer its coastline to the visiting tourists, but also numerous attractions and a vibrant nightlife. Amongst its identifying landmarks is the Maspalomas lighthouse.

La playa del ingls: Just next door to the Maspalomas beach is the playa del ingles. As one of the main tourist beaches, it is appropriately lined with restaurants and token shops for its visitors to enjoy. Despite being one of the most used beaches, it is advised not to swim out too far as the water can become choppy.

Amadores beach: The perfect beach for a family day out, Amadores beach offers a safe and at ease atmosphere for adults and children alike.

Puerto Rico beach: Known for having one of the best atmospheres on the island, the Puerto Rico beach offers one of the best climates in the whole of Europe. It is one of those places that can be enjoyed by all, all year round, summer and winter alike.

Agaete beach: Situated in the North of the island, the Agaete beach offers not only sand and sea, but also distinct green areas such as "Huerto de las flores" and "El Parque Natural de Tamadaba" consisting of beautiful botanical gardens and exotic flora and fauna.

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