Maspalomas gay beach gran canaria
Guide Playa del Ingles / Maspalomas Gay Beach Gay
Miles of golden-sand beaches (and famous Maspalomas sand dunes), scorching summer heat with beach weather all through the winter, dozens upon dozens of gay bars, restaurants, shops and clubs most situated side-by-side in two large commercial centers in Playa del Ingles & the mediterranean men are perhaps the main attractions here but the island has so much more to offer.
Located south of the island, along a sandy beach of 7 km, extended by a vast area of dunes, Playa del Inglés has become for several years as one of the main gay destination in Europe. Playa del Inglés is the most animated part of Gran Canaria with its delicious little restaurants, its well-known gay compexes like 'Yumbo', its gay clubs and discos that make this destination very popular with gays from all over Europe.
The high season goes from October to May: There are various poles of attraction and many activities, it depends on the months: in January it is the festival of gay and woman-loving woman cinema, in March it is the carnival: Las Palmas Carnival and in May it's the male lover pride of Maspalomas
Gran Canaria is the number one gay friendly Canary Island without a doubt.
It’s no coincidence that we have been 8 times for regular vacations, including multiple summer prides and winter prides. We notice very welcome in Gran Canaria and it’s one of our top 10 gay travel destinations!
When it comes to gay beaches, Gran Canaria does not disappoint.
The majority of visitors head to the queer beach in Maspalomas, which is the gay heart of Gran Canaria! For us, it’s the biggest and most fun queer beach we have been to.
This is also the official Maspalomas nudist beach which is probably one of the main reasons it has become the gay beach!
Read on to find out how to get there. [no_toc]
Where to find Maspalomas Gay Beach?
One of the main attractions in Gran Canaria is the Maspalomas sand dunes and this is where you will find the gay beach in Maspalomas.
However, finding the gay beach is no easy feat!
The sand dunes spread across 1,acres and are a protected nature reserve. You can spend hours (with plenty of water) accompanying the many marked out walking trails through the dunes and getting lost.
Along the beach front are a number of petty kiosks serving food and dr
Here’s your detailed Maspalomas Homosexual Guide, crafted in your tone and style, covering everything from nightlife and beaches to fetish events and local culture.
- Why I LOVE Maspalomas?
- 🌞 When to Visit – Best Moment for Gay Travelers
- 🏖️ Male lover Beaches & Cruising in Maspalomas
- 1. Kiosk #7 – The Iconic Gay Beach & Dunes
- 2. PDI Cruising Areas
- 🌈 Yumbo Center – The Beating Heart of Gay Maspalomas
- Best Gay Bars & Lounges
- 💃 Gay Clubs & Circuit Parties
- 🍑 Same-sex attracted Saunas & Cruising Spots
- 🎉 Fetish & Sex-Positive Events
- 🍽️ Where to Eat in Maspalomas
- 🏩 Best Gay & Gay-Friendly Hotels
- 📜 A Bit of LGBTQ+ History in Maspalomas
- 🔥 Final Thoughts – Why Maspalomas?
Maspalomas isn’t just a beach town—it’s a gay mecca. Located in Gran Canaria, Spain, this paradise offers year-round heat, legendary gay beaches, a wild cruising scene, and an LGBTQ+ nightlife hub like no other. Whether you’re here for Pride, Winter Pride, Freedom Festival, or just looking for some steamy fun, Maspalomas delivers.
Why I LOVE Maspalomas?
I have been to Maspalomas 4 times so far: Three May Prides (, , ) and one Winter Pride ().
I wanted to first move to Maspalomas in M
Gran Canaria Gay Travel Manual
Upcoming Events
&#; 10 – 22 March
Carnival Maspalomas : huge event with highway parade, Drag Queen election, the ›Burial of the Sardine‹ (Entierro de la Sardina), fireworks and more.
Accommodation Tip
Fahana
Gay Hotel. *****, from €
Reviews, Photos & Reservation
Small stylish gay hotel with tasteful and elevated quality interior, private terraces and pool.
@ Av. de Gran Canaria 64 / C. Canadá 12
Gran Canaria, Playa del Ingles
About Gran Canaria, Maspalomas & Playa del Inglés
Gran Canaria is by area the third largest and by population even the second largest of the Canary Islands. It is geographically closer to Africa than to the Spanish mainland. The climate of Gran Canaria is strongly influenced by the trade winds, whereby the north of the island is often cloudy, rainy and much cooler than the south, which is caressed by arid winds from the Sahara and where it therefore only rains on an average of 6 days per year and an ›eternal spring‹ dominates with temperatures of 18 to 27°C. As varied as the climate is the landscape of Gran Canaria. One can find in a confined space – like on a
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