All Inclusive Holidays Puerto Rico Gran Canaria: Resort Guide

On most puerto rico gran canaria all inclusive holidays, the board basis covers breakfast, lunch and dinner, usually served buffet style, along with locally produced drinks such as soft drinks, beer, wine and house spirits. Snacks between meals are commonly part of the deal too, which matters when you spend the afternoon by the pool rather than walking back into town to eat.

The exact package varies from hotel to hotel, so it pays to read the small print before you book. Imported spirits, premium wines, à la carte restaurants and some activities can sit outside the inclusive allowance, and drinks service may stop at a set time in the evening. When you compare all inclusive hotels in Puerto Rico Gran Canaria on this page, check the board description listed with each offer rather than assuming every deal works the same way.

Puerto Rico is a compact resort, and the simplest way to think about where to stay is by beach. Playa de Puerto Rico, around half a mile from the centre, is the natural anchor for anyone who wants sand within strolling distance of their room. A little further along, roughly a mile and a quarter away, you reach Anfi del Mar Beach, Playa de Balitos and Playa de Cura, each giving a slightly different stretch of coast to explore.

Playa de Patalavaca and Playa de Tiritaña lie about two miles off, so a stay that leans towards either of them still keeps Puerto Rico within easy reach for an evening out. When you look at puerto rico gran canaria all inclusive hotels, check the map position of each one against these beaches: a short level walk to the sea is worth more than an extra pool if you have young children or simply dislike hills in the heat.

The climate records from Maspalomas, the nearest station, show why all inclusive holidays to Puerto Rico Gran Canaria are a year-round option. Daytime highs sit at 23°C in December, January and February, rising to 25 or 26°C through spring and early summer, with nights rarely dropping below 15°C. Rain is light: March is the wettest month at around 33mm, and November sees about five rainy days.

July and August are the hottest and driest stretch, with highs of 31°C and 33°C and no recorded rainfall at all. That suits sun-seekers but can feel fierce for small children, which is partly why August is the one month missing from the recommended list. September and October, at 27 to 28°C, are a comfortable middle ground once the peak heat eases.

Most British travellers book all inclusive holidays Gran Canaria Puerto Rico as a package, with flights, hotel, board and transfers bundled together. This page shows live deals from Jet2holidays, TUI, loveholidays and On the Beach, so you can compare what each includes in one place. Check the transfer time listed with each package, as it varies by hotel and provider, and confirm whether the board basis is genuinely all inclusive rather than full board with drinks at extra cost.

Families should expect prices to rise during UK school holidays, when demand is highest. If you are hunting for cheap all inclusive holidays to Gran Canaria Puerto Rico, travelling outside those weeks, for instance in May, June or late September, generally gives you more choice. You can also check hotel prices separately, add car hire for days out along the coast, and browse tours and tickets from this page.