Tenerife South
Tenerife is the most developed of the Canary Islands for golf and offers year-round play in a reliable winter sun climate. The south's resort hotel strip at Costa Adeje concentrates most accommodation options and suits golfers wanting a combination of golf, beach, and resort facilities.
- Golf access
- Buenavista Golf is in the north-west of the island; several south Tenerife resort courses are within the resort zone.
- Restaurants & evenings
- The Costa Adeje resort strip has a wide range of international restaurants; the fishing village of Los Abrigos is known for seafood.
- Families
- Siam Park (one of Europe's best water parks), Loro Parque, and the resort beaches suit families extremely well.
Gran Canaria — Maspalomas
Gran Canaria's south coast, centred on Maspalomas and the resort town of Playa del Inglés, is the island's main golf and tourism hub. The Anfi Tauro course at Mogán is the standout course, and the surrounding landscape of volcanic cliffs and Atlantic beaches gives the island a character distinct from the mainland.
- Golf access
- Anfi Tauro Golf is near Mogán in the south-west; several other courses are accessible around the island.
- Restaurants & evenings
- The Maspalomas/Playa del Inglés area has resort dining; Puerto Mogán is known as the 'Little Venice' of Gran Canaria and has good seafood.
- Families
- Maspalomas dunes, the Palmitos Park, and the concentrated resort zone make it one of Spain's most established family beach destinations.
