Perla Canaria S.L. jeweler. |
Faro de Maspalomas bus station. |
Paraiso cafe. |
An entrance to the Lopesan Costa Meloneras Resort, Corallium Spa & Casino. |
The Costa Meloneras Resort is a 4-star hotel. |
Calle Mar Mediterráneo roundabout. |
Varadero Shopping Center shopping mall. |
Fishermen are at the seafront. |
“Paseo de las Meloneras” seafront. |
Paseo de las Meloneras is a seafront with endless bars, restaurants and market style shops selling goods. |
Paseo de las Meloneras seafront leads to the Maspalomas Lighthouse. |
Maspalomas is a tourist town in the south of the island of Gran Canaria. |
The Maspalomas Lighthouse is an active 19th century lighthouse at the southern end of Gran Canaria. |
Cafe de Paris. |
A map of the Maspalomas city. |
The sand sculptures of Minions creatures are on Maspalomas beach. |
The “Gran Canaria” sand sculpture is decorated with an octopus on its top. |
A lifeguard booth is located on Maspalomas beach. |
Maspalomas beach is very relaxing. |
Beautiful topless girls are sunbathing on Maspalomas beach. |
The wonderful Maspalomas beach has a length of about 3 miles from Playa del Inglés to the Faro lighthouse. |
The sand dunes are amazing and the landscape are grandiose. |
You can easily walk a few meters from the sea and climb up the sand dunes to get nice views. |
Use these trees instead of paying 7.50 euro for a beach umbrella. |
A superb wide sandy Maspalomas beach backed by the world famous sand dunes. |
The Costa Meloneras Resort as seen from the dunes. |
Maspalomas beach slopes gently into the ocean and is well patrolled by Life guards. |
The sand dunes rival those in Morocco, you will need to wear proper footwear because the sand is so hot. |
Maspalomas beach is a huge beach that you can see for miles, with high sand dunes beside. |
It is a great walk along the beach, with the lovely sand dunes behind you. |
The sand dunes of Maspalomas are famous due to the miles of lovely golden sand. |
Maspalomas sand dunes are really stunning. |
There are several beach bars to stop for refreshment and great to picnic amongst the sand dunes. |
The beach leading to the sand dunes is stunning and very popular. |
An extensive area of beautiful golden sand dunes that provide for great walking. |
Apparently, these are the largest sand dunes in Europe. |
There are a lot of people walking in both directions on Maspalomas beach. |
The shapes of the naturists on Maspalomas beach were not all so lovely and created a few giggles for us. |
Beautiful sandy beach which is very clean offers amazing views on sand dunes. |
The Maspalomas sand dunes is one of the natural wonders of Gran Canaria. |
Maspalomas beach is a lovely place to sit or wander along sea front. |
Maspalomas beach is the area where you will find the dunes, nice and pristine. |
The dunes are well known and it is worth the walk to explore them. |
Beautiful and clean beach, friendly people and amazing dunes! |
Be prepared for a long walk depending on where you are staying. |
Lovely beach, lovely sand dunes... be careful though, the further you go down Maspalomas beach, the less clothes you will see! |
The natural shade of trees on Maspalomas beach is much better than the sun lounges and it costs no money. |
There are trees and bushes on Maspalomas beach. |
Maspalomas beach has been awarded a Blue flag. |
The Maspalomas Lighthouse as seen from Maspalomas beach. |
These dunes are amazing a feel of the desert and yet the Atlantic is breaking onto the beach. |
Maspalomas beach is a very nice beach, next to the lighthouse, with nice restaurants and bars next to it. |
One of the best things about Maspalomas beach is the possibility to walk for hours if you wish. |
Maspalomas beach is wide, long, full of naked people. |
It's fantastic to be in the middle of all that sand and go together with so many different people along the beach. |
There are sun loungers on Maspalomas beach. |
The Maspalomas Lighthouse is the tallest masonry lighthouse in the Canaries. |
Maspalomas beach is a beautiful beach with sun lounges, umbrellas, showers and toilet facilities. |
Beach showers are installed on Maspalomas beach. |
A waste container is on Maspalomas beach. |
A wooden bench is on Maspalomas beach. |
“El Senador” beach club. |
“El Senador” restaurant. |
Maspalomas beach as seen from the “Beach club El Senador” restaurant. |
Different beach sculptures are on Maspalomas beach. |
The beach sculpture in the shape of sofa suits good for taking photographs. |
This is the place where Maspalomas beach connects to Paseo de las Meloneras seafront. |
The Maspalomas Lighthouse. |
“Restaurante las Rías” European restaurant. |
The light of Maspalomas Lighthouse can be seen for 19 nautical miles. |
Paseo de las Meloneras. |
Varadero Shopping Center as seen from Paseo de las Meloneras. |
The interior of Varadero Shopping Center. |
“Parada De Taxis” taxi stand. |
Oasis Beach shopping center. |
Echinocactus grusonii grows on Calle Mar Mediterráneo street. |
Huge ferocactus blooms on Calle Mar Mediterráneo street. |
Exotic cacti and succulents grow on the flowerbed in front of Gran Casino Costa Meloneras. |
Exotic cacti and succulents grow on Calle Mar Mediterráneo street. |
Huge ferocactus blooms with red flowers on Calle Mar Mediterráneo street. |
An entrance to the Lopesan Costa Meloneras Resort. |
This roundabout is located near Faro de Maspalomas bus station. |
Faro de Maspalomas bus station is located in walking distance of the Maspalomas Lighthouse. |
Playa del Besudo beach. |