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Adults only hotels in Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria: where to stay

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Most people searching for an adults only hotel in Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria, want two things: warmth and a short walk to the sea. This south-coast resort delivers both. Playa de Puerto Rico, the town beach, is about half a mile from the centre. Five more beaches, from Anfi del Mar to Playa de Patalavaca, lie within two miles. The climate record from nearby Maspalomas shows highs of 23°C in January and 33°C in August, with almost no rain from July to September. Below, I cover where to base yourself and the kinds of stay British travellers look for here. You can compare live hotel prices and package deals on this page.

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  • Playa de Puerto Rico sits about half a mile from the resort centre, so the beach is never far.
  • January highs of 23°C at Maspalomas make Puerto Rico a reliable winter-sun choice from the UK.
  • Six beaches within two miles, including Anfi del Mar and Playa de Patalavaca, give you plenty of choice.

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Where to base yourself

The simplest choice is to stay close to Playa de Puerto Rico, the main beach, roughly half a mile from the centre of the resort. If you want to swim before breakfast and walk back for lunch, this is the area to search first.

A little further along the coast, Anfi del Mar Beach, Playa de Balitos and Playa de Cura are each a little over a mile away. Playa de Tiritaña and Playa de Patalavaca are just under two miles off. Staying towards any of them gives you a different stretch of sand on your doorstep, while the town beach stays within easy reach. It is worth checking a property's position against these beaches on the map before you book.

Hotels, apartments or villas

British travellers looking at this resort tend to want one of three things. The first is an adults only hotel, for a quieter fortnight by the pool. The second is self catering in Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria, which leaves you free to eat when and where you like. The third, for groups and families who want their own space, is a villa.

If self-catering holidays in Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria appeal, look closely at how far the property is from the town beach. That half-mile walk matters more when you are carrying shopping. For holiday villas in Puerto Rico, the same logic applies: decide whether being near Playa de Puerto Rico or one of the beaches further along suits your days better. The hotel price panel on this page lets you compare these options side by side.

How to book your stay

Most British visitors book as a package, with flight, hotel and transfer together. The deal buttons here compare Jet2holidays, TUI holidays, loveholidays and On the Beach. A package also lets you choose your board basis: self catering, half board or all inclusive, depending on the property.

Timing affects both comfort and cost. Every month except August is listed as a good time to go. August is the hottest, at around 33°C, and July is close behind at 31°C. Prices across the board tend to rise during UK school holidays, so travelling outside them usually gives you more choice. The wettest stretches, in March and November, still bring only around 30mm of rain. If you want to explore beyond the resort, you can also compare car hire, tours and tickets here.

When to go to Puerto Rico

January to June and September to December: daytime highs between 23°C and 28°C with little rain.

  1. 23°CJan5 mm
  2. 23°CFeb17 mm
  3. 25°CMar33 mm
  4. 26°CApr7 mm
  5. 25°CMay9 mm
  6. 26°CJun15 mm
  7. 31°CJul0 mm
  8. 33°CAug0 mm
  9. 27°CSept6 mm
  10. 28°COct12 mm
  11. 27°CNov29 mm
  12. 23°CDec15 mm

Highlighted months are the sweet spot for warm, dry weather.

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Questions people ask

What is the best beach in Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria?

Playa de Puerto Rico is the town beach and the most convenient, about half a mile from the centre. If you fancy a change, Anfi del Mar, Playa de Balitos and Playa de Cura are each just over a mile away. Playa de Tiritaña and Playa de Patalavaca are just under two miles off.

Is Puerto Rico warm enough for a winter holiday?

Yes. Records from nearby Maspalomas show daytime highs of 23°C in December, January and February, with lows around 15 to 17°C. January averages just one rain day. That makes it a sound winter-sun option for travellers from the UK.

When is the hottest time to stay in Puerto Rico?

July and August are the hottest months, with average highs of 31°C and 33°C and no recorded rain. August is the one month not listed among the best times to go, so families wanting gentler heat may prefer June or September.

Can I book self catering or villas to rent in Puerto Rico, Gran Canaria?

Self catering and villas are among the stays British travellers search for most here. Use the hotel price panel on this page to compare what is currently listed. Then check each property's distance from Playa de Puerto Rico or the nearby beaches.

Can I book a package holiday to Puerto Rico from the UK?

Yes. This page compares package deals from Jet2holidays, TUI holidays, loveholidays and On the Beach. A package covers flight, hotel and transfer together, and you can choose a board basis to suit how you like to eat on holiday.