The Dunas de Maspalomas is a natural reserve located on the south coast of Gran Canaria, featuring a 404-hectare area of sand dunes, a palm grove, and a pond. The dunes are a popular spot for surfers and offer a unique landscape with mobile sandy dunes that can reach up to 10 meters in height, shaped by the wind. The area is also a great spot for bird-watching, with numerous species visiting the pond. The nearby Maspalomas Lighthouse is a historic landmark that guided steamboats in the past and now offers a perfect spot for shopping, dining, and relaxation. The beach has solitary and isolated sections, including a nudist area, and is connected to the Playa del Inglés. Visitors can enjoy walking along the promenade, sunbathing, and taking in the stunning views of the dunes and the ocean
Plan your family visit to the Dunas de Maspalomas with these blog insights 👇

Activities: We walked in the Dunas de Maspalomas. It's an easy option to hike and swim in Gran Canaria. It is possible to start from the lighthouse and head northeast towards Playa del Ingles or start at the information boards at the RIU Palace Maspalomas
Highlights: It's ideal for walking with children. We enjoyed walking in the morning or evening hours, when the temperatures are pleasant and the dunes are in the most beautiful light ✨

Activities: We went to the dunes after arriving. "Nunu has enjoyed, the sand mountains down to slide and jump around in the sand."
Highlights: It was a real highlight, "Nunu has enjoyed, the sand mountains down to slide and jump around in the sand - a real recommendation, if you want to travel with children. Fun is guaranteed!" ✨