Gran Canaria is a budget-friendly holiday destination with something for every traveller to enjoy.
Situated in the heart of the Canary Islands, it offers rugged landscapes, a rich culture, and beautiful beaches to soak up the rays. With hot summers and mild winters, this island paradise is the ideal year-round holiday location. And with direct flights from most Irish airports, getting there couldn’t be easier. Start your adventure today.
A super laid-back resort, perfect for relaxing by the pool.
Known for its vibrant atmosphere and nightlife.
Famous for its sand dunes and beautiful beaches.
A tranquil spot with luxury hotels and a peaceful ambiance.
Bustling with activities and a lively marina.
A picturesque village with a scenic harbour and boatloads of charm.
Wander through the golden sand dunes of Maspalomas – a natural wonder that feels like another world.
Hike up to Roque Nublo, a towering volcanic rock with panoramic views of Gran Canaria.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Gran Canaria's capital.
Stroll along the charming canals of Puerto de Mogán (Little Venice) and dig into some fresh seafood.
Enjoy as many of Gran Canaria’s beautiful beaches as you can!
A tropical paradise with gardens, animals, and incredible dolphin shows.
A thrilling water park with slides, a lazy river, and relaxing pool areas.
A Wild West experience with live cowboy shows, horse riding, and interactive experiences.
An aquatic adventure with giant slides, wave pools, and fun zones.
A unique Angry Birds experience with exciting games, zip lines, and challenging obstacle courses.
Expansive sand dunes and natural beauty make this a firm favourite with tourists.
From sunbathing to water sports, Playa del Inglés has something for everyone.
Tranquil turquoise waters, a popular spot for families and couples seeking a peaceful retreat.
You’ll find golden sand, a natural reef, and a bustling promenade at Playa de Las Canteras.
Surrounded by cliffs – an ideal environment for swimming and water sports.
Rent a car to chase sunsets over rugged cliffs and discover hidden villages. At Click&Go we’ve partnered with Cartrawler to provide affordable and reliable car hire.
Jump on local buses to explore bustling markets and lively towns. Lines 60 and 91 run directly from Gran Canaria Airport to the capital city, Las Palmas. If you’re staying in the southern resorts, line 5 gives easy access to Playa del Cura, Puerto Rico, and Mogán.
Flag down a taxi for a speedy trip to your destination.
Ask your hotel if they provide a shuttle service for handy transfer to locations near and far.
Lace up your walking shoes or rent a bike to explore the wonders of Gran Canaria at your own pace.
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Avg low ºC | 15 | 15 | 16 | 16 | 17 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 21 | 20 | 18 | 16 |
The ideal stay in Gran Canaria is around 7-10 days – enough time to strike the perfect balance of relaxation, soaking up the sun, and exploring different areas.
When you arrive at Las Palmas Airport, there’s a budget-friendly shared shuttle option available to get you to the heart of Gran Canaria.
If you're in a hurry, the speedy shuttle cuts down transit time with 4-5 stops en route to your accommodation for a slightly higher price than the regular shuttle.
For the most convenience, choose a private transfer – a dedicated vehicle just for you and your travel companions.
With its sandy beaches, water parks, wildlife attractions, and exciting outdoor adventures suitable for all ages, Gran Canaria is a fantastic choice for the whole family.
Gran Canaria has plenty of family-friendly accommodations – and some of the resorts even have kids' clubs!
Certainly! If you book your trip at least 10 weeks in advance and fly Aer Lingus, our partnered airline, you can secure your holiday with just a €1 deposit. The remaining balance can then be paid in easy instalments.
Gran Canaria's local cuisine is a delightful mix of Spanish, African, and Latin American influences. The island's culinary scene features fresh seafood like octopus, sardines, and prawns, often prepared simply to highlight their natural flavours.