HD Parque Cristóbal Gran Canaria offers guests a unique stay in a premium village-style resort, comprising spacious, modern bungalows, located near the beautiful Playa del Inglés.

Perfectly equipped to cater to families with children and teenagers, this resort is home to multiple swimming pools, slides, a splash park, sports activities, and a wide range of leisure and entertainment options.

Enjoy a relaxing stay and unpack your bags in the Upgraded Superior Emblem Suite. Located in the quietest area of the park, this is the perfect retreat after a day of lounging in the sun.

EMBLEM advantages include:

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information.

Dive into one of four heated pools, enjoy a range of water sports, or visit the Body & Soul Spa for a relaxing wellness experience. End your evenings on a high by enjoying the hotel's live entertainment with something for everybody, including quiz shows, themed parties, theatre, and performances.

Aqualand Maspalomas is a huge water park for all the family, combining thrills, relaxation and entertainment for young and old under the Canary sun.

Enjoy a day of escapism on an elegant catamaran, with secret beaches, a Canarian lunch, swimming, snorkelling and total relaxation on the turquoise waters of Gran Canaria.

Set off on an unforgettable jeep adventure through the spectacular landscapes of Gran Canaria, with its typical villages, impressive ravines and cultural discoveries off the beaten track.

Embark on a relaxing cruise on an Afrikat catamaran along the coast of Gran Canaria, with its volcanic landscapes, swimming, picturesque villages and friendly atmosphere on board.

Enjoy a 3-hour sea safari off Gran Canaria, from dolphin and whale watching to swimming in a secret bay accessible only by boat.

Set off on an unforgettable cruise in search of dolphins and whales, followed by a free stopover in Puerto de Mogán, Gran Canaria's charming “Little Venice”.

Discover the volcanic heart of Gran Canaria on a panoramic tour combining spectacular scenery, local culture and traditional villages.

Discover Gran Canaria's natural and cultural treasures on an unforgettable excursion through its most beautiful villages, volcanic landscapes and emblematic sites.

Set off on a gourmet day out across Gran Canaria, with rum, wine, coffee and banana tastings and the discovery of typical villages such as Arucas, in the heart of landscapes as varied as they are spectacular.

Explore Gran Canaria's south coast by ferry with Blue Bird Lines and enjoy flexible crossings between coastal villages in complete freedom. Choose to travel from Puerto Rico - Arguineguín, Puerto Rico - Mogán, or Arguineguín - Mogán. 

Explore Gran Canaria's most beautiful villages and natural landscapes on a VIP excursion combining culture, nature and local traditions.

Discover dolphins, whales and other marine treasures on a glass-bottomed boat trip off Gran Canaria.

Set off in a small group to discover the mountains, valleys and typical villages of Gran Canaria in exclusive convertibles, with spectacular views and a local picnic included.

Partez pour un safari en buggy palpitant à travers les paysages spectaculaires de Gran Canaria, entre vallées, réservoirs, villages typiques et pistes hors route.

Welcome to Gran Canaria

Often dubbed a “continent in miniature,” Gran Canaria is a beguiling mix of sun-soaked beaches, lush forests, volcanic peaks and lively towns. This Canary Island gem, set adrift in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of Africa, offers more than just a beach holiday—it’s a vibrant cultural crossroads with a rich history, dramatic landscapes and a relaxed island rhythm.

Don’t miss

• Roaming the cobbled streets and colonial architecture of Vegueta, Las Palmas’ old town
• Catching a fiery sunset over the Maspalomas Dunes
• Hiking the rugged trails around Roque Nublo, a striking volcanic rock formation
• Snorkelling in the clear waters off Playa de Amadores

Culinary culture

The island’s food scene is a celebration of its Spanish roots and African influences, with a bounty of fresh, local ingredients. Dive into papas arrugadas (wrinkled potatoes) with mojo sauce, succulent grilled fish, and rich gofio-based dishes. Don’t leave without trying bienmesabe, a sweet almond dessert, and sipping on a glass of local rum or fruity malvasía wine.

Dive deeper

Beyond the coast, Gran Canaria reveals its soul in small mountain villages like Tejeda and Artenara, where time slows and traditions endure. Discover aboriginal cave dwellings, explore cave churches in Guayadeque, or witness centuries-old folk music and dance at a romería (pilgrimage festival).

Good to know

Gran Canaria uses the euro and enjoys a subtropical climate—expect warm weather year-round. Renting a car is ideal for exploring the island’s dramatic interior, while buses connect major towns and resorts. English is widely understood, but learning a few Spanish phrases adds a warm touch to your travels.