Amadores is essentially a giant, man-made crescent of perfection designed for people who think "relaxing" should be an Olympic sport. Located on the sunny side of Gran Canaria, it’s a stun spot where the sea is calmer than a yoga instructor on payday.
Why do people love going on holidays to Amadores?
The Beach is beaut - We’re talking white Caribbean-style sand that’s so soft you’ll want to take a nap on it, and turquoise water that looks like a literal filter.
Sunset Views - The sunsets here are absolutely popping off, giving you a front-row seat to some of the most gorge evening sky shows in the Canaries.
Chill Vibes Only - There are no noisy clubs or rowdy stag dos here; it’s a top-tier sanctuary for anyone who wants to hear the waves instead of a bassline.
The Amadores Beach Club - If you want to feel properly boujee, this swanky spot offers VIP loungers where you can sip a cocktail and pretend you're a billionaire.
What is the best time to visit Amadores?
Gran Canaria is the 'Island of Eternal Spring', which means it’s always booming compared to a rainy Tuesday in Manchester. Whether you want to bake like a loaf of bread or just fancy a bit of winter sun while everyone else is in woolly jumpers, holidays to Amadores have your back.
Spring - A gorge time to visit when the breeze is fresh and you can explore without looking like a melted Cornetto.
Summer - This is peak tanning season where the heat is whopping and an ice-cold jug of Sangria is an absolute mandatory requirement.
Autumn - The sea is at its warmest and the vibe is a bit more chill, making it bang on the money for a sneaky late-year escape.
Winter - While the UK is freezing, it’s still t-shirt weather here, though you might need a light cardi for your evening tapas.
What are the best beaches to visit on your Amadores holidays
The coastline around here is properly stun, offering everything from manicured sands to rugged little coves for a cheeky dip.
Amadores Beach - The main event with its mahoosive stretch of white sand and crystal-clear water that’s absolutely spot-on for safe swimming.
Puerto Rico Beach - Just a short stroll along the cliff path, this spot is a bit more lively and perfect for families with energetic kiddos.
Playa del Cura - A more natural, volcanic sand beach for those who want a quiet vibe away from the main resort buzz.
Anfi del Mar - A stylish, Caribbean-inspired beach nearby that’s perfect for a boujee day out and a bit of fancy lunch.
Things to do on your Amadores holidays
If you can actually manage to peel yourself off your sun-lounger, there are plenty of bits to do on your holidays to Amadores that don't involve horizontal resting.
Walk the Cliff Path - Take the scenic route to Puerto Rico for views that are absolutely stun and a great way to burn off those Lays crisps.
Dolphin Watching - Hop on a boat from the nearby harbour to see the locals (the dolphins, not the expats) jumping about in the wild.
Angry Birds Activity Park - A top-tier day out for the kiddos in nearby Puerto Rico that’ll tire them out while you find a cold beverage.
Mogan Market - Take a cheeky taxi to 'Little Venice' for the Friday market to snag some local bits and take some Insta-worthy photos of the canals.
Mini Golf - Challenge the fam to a round of golf right by the beach; it’s the ultimate way to prove you’re the champion of the jollies.
Scuba Diving - Dive into the clear blue to see some fishy friends; the water is so clear you’ll see them coming from a mile off.
