Nestled in a picturesque location, surrounded by mountains and striking palms, the Salobre Hotel Resort & Serenity 5* is a tranquil haven designed to restore balance to your body and mind, allowing you to fully unwind.

Offering breathtaking scenery, exceptional well-being facilities, exquisite dining, golf, and more, Salobre provides the perfect blend of rest, pleasure, serenity, and relaxation. Whether you seek peace, sports, or simply a moment of calm, Salobre Hotel Resort & Serenity is the ultimate retreat.

Enjoy a relaxing stay in the spacious Deluxe Superior Room. The comfortable bed ensures a good night’s sleep, whilst the modern bathroom is equipped with every amenity. From the balcony, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the surrounding area – the perfect place to wind down at the end of the day.

Featuring all the same great amenities as the Deluxe Superior Room but with more space, the Deluxe Superior Room for 3 people is the perfect setting for a comfortable and hassle-free stay.

Ideal for solo travellers, the Single Deluxe Superior Room provides a warm and inviting space to call home during your holiday.

Choose between a bed and breakfast stay or a half board stay. Breakfast and dinner are served in the main restaurant (drinks not included).

Relax and unwind during your visit to the exceptional Be Aloe Wellness Centre, where guests can enjoy a range of rejuvenating massage treatments. Participate in various wellness activities, from yoga to gym workouts, designed to enhance your well-being.

Guests can also unwind in the serene outdoor area, featuring a vitality pool, sun loungers, and tranquil mountain views. Avid golfers will also delight in the resort's fantastic golf course - the only one in Gran Canaria with three different loops.

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. 

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

Gran Canaria, often described as a “miniature continent,” is an island of remarkable contrasts - from lush northern valleys to golden dunes and volcanic peaks. Its ever-changing landscapes make it a destination of endless discovery, where you can bask on sunlit beaches in the morning and wander pine-clad mountain trails by afternoon. Bathed in eternal springtime, Gran Canaria offers the best of both adventure and relaxation beneath the Atlantic sun.

Must-sees:

• Maspalomas Dunes: A vast expanse of rolling golden sand shaped by the ocean breeze - explore on foot or by camel for a true desert-like experience.
• Playa del Inglés and Puerto Rico: Lively seaside resorts perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and coastal strolls.
• Puerto de Mogán: Often called “Little Venice,” this colourful fishing village charms with its canals, flower-covered balconies, and tranquil marina.
• Roque Nublo: A striking volcanic rock rising 1,813 metres above sea level - one of Spain’s most iconic viewpoints.
• Guayadeque Ravine: Discover cave dwellings and hidden restaurants carved into the cliffs, preserving the island’s ancient heritage.

Culinary culture:

Gran Canaria’s gastronomy reflects its rich cultural blend of Spanish, African, and Latin influences. Savour papas arrugadas (salted wrinkled potatoes) with mojo picón sauce, grilled fresh fish and ropa vieja, a hearty stew of chickpeas and meat. Local cheeses from the mountain villages are a must, as is bienmesabe, a sweet almond dessert best enjoyed with Canarian coffee. Pair your meal with a glass of local volcanic wine or refreshing tropical fruit juice made with papaya and mango.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its beaches, Gran Canaria invites you to explore its soul. Wander the cobbled streets of Vegueta, Las Palmas’ old quarter, where Columbus once stayed. Hike the ancient Caminos Reales that criss-cross the island, passing volcanic ridges and palm-fringed ravines. In the central highlands, traditional villages like Tejeda and Teror offer whitewashed houses and artisan markets steeped in local charm. For pure serenity, watch the sunset from Pico de las Nieves, where the island glows in shades of gold and rose.

Good to know:

Gran Canaria Airport is about 25 minutes from the capital, Las Palmas, and well connected to major European cities. The best time to visit is year-round, thanks to its mild, springlike climate - temperatures rarely drop below 20°C. The local currency is the euro (EUR).