Apartments in Puerto Rico Gran Canaria

Canaries Getaway

Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria, is a sun-drenched resort town serving as the perfect base for exploring the island's diverse landscapes. Nearby, visitors can discover sweeping beaches like Playa de Amadores and the protected natural reserve of the Maspalomas Dunes. Beyond the coast, the island reveals dramatic volcanic ridges and lush palm-filled valleys. Cultural day trips to the historic Vegueta district in Las Palmas offer a glimpse into colonial architecture and lively tapas bars. Whether you are hiking toward landmarks like Roque Nublo or diving into fish-rich Atlantic waters, a holiday rental in Puerto Rico puts the best of the island within reach.

Enjoy a Gran Canaria Getaway of a lifetime

Be sure to explore our range of apartments in Mogan. Located on the southwest coast, Mogán is often called "Little Venice" due to its charming canals, whitewashed buildings, and vibrant bougainvillaea. It offers a more tranquil atmosphere with a sheltered marina and excellent hiking opportunities. For those preferring a poolside retreat, browse our villas with a pool in Gran Canaria. Our accommodation options in Puerto Rico come equipped with modern amenities to ensure a comfortable stay, including:

• Ocean Views
• Air Conditioning
• Wi-Fi
• Washer/Dryer
• Pool & Garden Access
• Private Terrace or Barbeque

Puerto Rico Gran Canaria for beach and nature lovers

Beach and nature enthusiasts will find endless opportunities for relaxation at Playa de Puerto Rico or the nearby Playa de Amadores, both known for calm, turquoise waters. For a more rugged experience, the coastal cliff paths offer dramatic viewpoints and hidden coves, while inland trails lead through the volcanic terrain of Barranco de Arguineguín. Consider a stay in our bungalows in Maspalomas or apartments in Maspalomas to access the iconic sand dunes and the Maspalomas Lighthouse, located just 18 km from Puerto Rico. Families will also appreciate proximity to Aqualand and Palmitos Park, set against a dramatic mountain backdrop.

Puerto Rico for food lovers

The culinary scene in Puerto Rico blends traditional Canarian flavours with global influences. Along the marina, restaurants serve ocean-fresh seafood such as grilled baby squid and garlic prawns, always paired with "papas arrugadas" and spicy mojo picón sauce. For a rustic experience, head to the surrounding hills for local goat cheese and traditional stews. Pair your meal with a chilled Malvasía white wine or a local Tropical lager for an authentic taste of the islands. From Italian trattorias to authentic Spanish eateries, every meal is a celebration of the region's rich gastronomic heritage.

1. Soak Up the Sun at Amadores Beach
2. Sail Along the Glittering Coastline
3. Take the Cliffside Walk to Playa de Tauro
4. Dive into the Deep Blue
5. Taste the Island on a Plate
6. Rise Early for a Sunrise Hike
7. Shop and Stroll in the Marina

1. Soak Up the Sun at Amadores Beach

Playa de Amadores is a crescent of golden sand with calm waters, making it one of the sunniest and most family-friendly spots on the island. Beachside bars provide refreshments throughout the day, and it is a premier location for catching the sunset over the Atlantic.

2. Sail Along the Glittering Coastline

Charter a catamaran or speedboat to explore the rugged southern coast. These tours often include snorkelling stops in remote coves and the chance to spot dolphins. It is the best way to see sea caves and cliffs that are inaccessible from the land.

3. Take the Cliffside Walk to Playa de Tauro

For an active afternoon, follow the scenic coastal path linking Puerto Rico to Playa de Tauro. The trail offers panoramic Atlantic views and leads to a more rugged, quiet beach. Remember to bring water and sun protection, as the path is quite exposed.

4. Dive into the Deep Blue

The clear Atlantic waters around Puerto Rico are ideal for scuba diving. Local centers cater to all skill levels, offering guided dives to underwater volcanic rock formations and caves teeming with rays, turtles, and colorful fish.

5. Taste the Island on a Plate

Experience authentic Canarian cuisine by trying grilled fresh fish or gofio-based stews. Many local restaurants near the marina specialize in traditional recipes, providing a vibrant dining experience under the stars.

6. Rise Early for a Sunrise Hike

The hills above Puerto Rico offer peaceful trails that are best experienced at dawn. The morning light provides a unique perspective of the volcanic landscape and the coastline, offering a quiet, meditative start to your day away from the resort bustle.

7. Shop and Stroll in the Marina

Wind down your evening with a walk through the lively marina. It is a hub for boutique shopping and cocktail bars, where you can watch the yachts glide in while enjoying street performances and the local artisan market atmosphere.