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at Plaza de Los Poetas,
Avenida los Pescadores 7, 35120 Arguineguín

Down-to-earth, well-attended family-run restaurant with good local and international cuisine, fair prices and an authentic atmosphere. Here it is always advisable to ask for the daily changing potaje canario (local stew).

Calle Alonso Quesada 13, 35120 Arguineguín

Well-visited Italian restaurant directly at Beach El Perchel, very popular among tourists.

Avenida del Muelle 6, 35120 Arguineguín

Best location on the beach promenade of Beach las Marañuelas, good local and international cuisine, friendly, fast, cheap and delicious. Be sure to try the gofio escaldado (Canarian specialty of roasted corn and fish soup) and the homemade mojo.

Calle Miguel Marrero Rodríguez, 37, 35120 Arguineguín
on the boardwalk of Beach las Marañuelas

Canarian ice cream made with love. Be sure to try the Canarian specialty: Polvito Uruguayo

The only facility in the Canary Islands with two different courses and 36 holes – the New Course (north course) and the old Course (south course). The old course is the most popular course on the island and hosted the Spanish PGA in 2006. It is suitable for players of all handicaps and is known for its small greens that require a precise approach.

Anfi Tauro Golf is a beautifully designed 18-hole golf course located just a few kilometers from Arguineguin. The golf course is set in stunning natural surroundings and offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the neighboring island of Tenerife.

The course is challenging but fair, with a mix of long and short holes and a variety of obstacles and bunkers to overcome. It is well maintained and has immaculate greens and fairways. In addition to the main course, Anfi Tauro Golf also has a state-of-the-art driving range and practice facilities, so it’s a great place to work on your game. A clubhouse with restaurant and bar round out the facilities. Overall, Anfi Tauro Golf is a must for golfers visiting Gran Canaria.

Lopesan Meloneras Golf was designed by Ron Kirby and was the sixth golf course to open its doors in Gran Canaria and the first of the Lopesan Hotel Group when it opened in June 2006. The course hosted the 2007 Spanish PGA Championship with great success, showcasing its natural beauty and difficult design for the best Spanish professionals such as Rafa Cabrera Bello and Alvaro Quiros.

The golf course next to the dunes. In the southeast of the island, one of the places with the most hours of sunshine per year, is Maspalomas, the main tourist area of Gran Canaria, with spectacular beaches of fine golden sand.

Surrounded by the Maspalomas Dunes Natural Park, a protected area of over 400 hectares, sea and palm trees dominate the horizon. The Maspalomas golf course, located in this paradisiacal area, is surrounded by dunes, a feature that influenced the design of the golf course designed by Mackenzie Ross.