Quiet and self-contained, this place is a popular spot with families looking for a chance to chill out. But with busy Playa del Inglés just down the road, you don’t need to go far for a change of pace.

The bungalows themselves have plenty of subtle Spanish charm. All terracotta walls and white shutters, each one is tucked away in its own bit of greenery. Inside, they’re simple and homely, decked out in pale yellows and greens with light-wood furniture. There’s a little kitchen for rustling up simple snacks, which you can enjoy on your own private terrace. And, because everything’s on one level, you won’t be traipsing up and down the stairs all the time.

Outside, everything centres around the pool. This curvy number seems to stretch the entire length of the complex. A bridge crosses the centre, so if you don’t have the energy for waterpolo on one side, there’s plenty of space to relax on the other. And there’s an outdoor bar, too, so you can pull up a stool without even changing out of your swimmers.

When only sand between your toes will do, there’s a free bus that takes you to the beach. Maspalomas’ white shores are famous for the huge sand dunes they back on to. And with plenty of bars and places to eat nearby, they’re well geared up for a day in the sun.

Activities

For Families

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