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Playa del Ingles
Holidays in Playa del Ingles revolve around the beach and the legendary nightlife. The resort name translates literally to ‘Englishman’s Beach,’ - not surprising, given the crowds of British visitors it pulls in every year. Situated on the South coast of Gran Canaria, Playa del Ingles basks in year-round sunshine, but really comes to life in the summer months.
Revellers party until dawn in pubs, clubs and dedicated entertainment centres. Playa del Ingles is lively all year round, but it's slightly calmer from November to April, when couples, families and single travellers check-in for a dose of winter sun.
Holidays in Playa del Ingles revolve around the beach and the legendary nightlife. The resort name translates literally to ‘Englishman’s Beach,’ - not surprising, given the crowds of British visitors it pulls in every year. Situated on the South coast of Gran Canaria, Playa del Ingles basks in year-round sunshine, but really comes to life in the summer months.
Revellers party until dawn in pubs, clubs and dedicated entertainment centres. Playa del Ingles is lively all year round, but it's slightly calmer from November to April, when couples, families and single travellers check-in for a dose of winter sun.
As well as a full menu of water sports, including banana boat rides, jet-skiing, scuba diving and windsurfing, there’s plenty to do on dry land in Playa del Ingles. Enjoy amusement arcades, mini-golf, tennis, golf, scuba skydiving, water parks, go-carting, horse riding and even camel riding. The resort is also packed with fashion stores, duty-free emporiums and shops selling everything from perfume to electrical goods. For a real bargain, don't miss the San Fernando market that takes place on Wednesdays on Sundays in nearby Maspalomas.
Food & Drink
There is a big enough choice of eateries in Playa del Ingles to suit every palate and pocket. From typical British fare of roast beef dinners, fry-ups and fish and chips to international cuisine such as American-style diners, pizzerias, noodle bars and pasta houses. There are also typical Canarian restaurants serving fish and seafood and Spanish tapas. Add the usual high-street fast-food outlets and even the fussiest eater won’t go hungry.
In The Evening
Playa del Ingles comes alive after dark and the dazzling night life is one of the main reasons why people flock here. From beach front cocktail bars clubs and a casino, Playa del Ingles has got it all. The huge Kasbah Centre is home to karaoke joints, huge dance venues and laser shows. Elsewhere, the lively Yumbo Centre houses a huge choice of glittering bars, friendly pubs and drag shows.
Health & Entry Requirements
It is your responsibility to ensure you have the correct travel insurance and vaccinations and / or special medication for your destination. Please consult your GP for advice at least one month ahead of travel.
It is essential that you meet the visa and passport requirements for your chosen destination. Visit the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (http://www.fco.gov.uk) website for up to date entry requirements listed by country.
Playa Del Ingles weather is typical of Gran Canaria, with long, dry summers and temperatures averaging 30 to 35 degrees Celsius in peak season. Winter weather in Playa Del Ingles is mild as well, with very little rain, making winter holidays to Playa Del Ingles extremely popular.
