Self-catering apartments in bustling Gran Canaria
Nestled in the sunny southwest of Gran Canaria, Parque Raquel offers easy access to picturesque beaches, bustling shopping centres, and a variety of entertainment and dining options. The beautiful Puerto Rico beach is just a 10-minute stroll from the hotel. This sandy enclave is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports. The Puerto Rico shopping centre is also nearby, packed with shops, bars, and restaurants. Another local gem, popular for golf enthusiasts, is the picturesque Anfi Tauro Golf Course, which is just a 20-minute walk away, offering a challenging game with stunning sea views.
The apartments and bungalows are self-catering and designed to give you the flexibility to prepare your own meals in comfort. They all come with a kitchenette with a fridge and stove, making it easy to handle everything from quick breakfasts to full dinners. If you’d prefer to dine out, Puerto Rico is bustling with restaurants and bars dishing up everything from local Spanish and Canarian specialities to international cuisine. The close proximity to the beach means there are plenty of seaside restaurants where you can enjoy fresh local seafood with a view of the ocean. The district is also known for its vibrant nightlife, and many local bars and pubs serve food – a great option for casual dining whilst drinking in the local atmosphere.
Close to beautiful beaches, excellent shops, and an array of great bars and dining options, it’s easy to see why Parque Raquel is the perfect choice for those wanting a comfortable and convenient base to explore Gran Canaria at their own pace.
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Find out more about Puerto Rico
When you think of Puerto Rico, you may think of the Caribbean, but the other Puerto Rico – on Gran Canaria’s southwest coast – is just as delightful. Puerto Rico holidays benefit from year-round balmy temperatures and hours of sunshine – in fact, it’s the sunniest spot on Gran Canaria. A lively Canarian resort that’s relaxed enough for all the family, Puerto Rico is nestled at the bottom of a volcanic valley. Its crescent-shaped bay has two breakwaters, making the sea calm enough for children to swim in. A gentle breeze usually blows across the golden sands to help keep sunbathers cool even when temperatures soar.