Anfi del Mar is located in the south of Gran Canaria, about a 50-minute drive from Las Palmas. You can rent a car or take a bus. If driving, it's advisable to park a little away from the beach itself. +1

Yes, there is parking available, but it can get busy, especially during peak times. Arriving early is recommended to secure a spot. Some visitors suggest avoiding driving directly to the beach.

Anfi del Mar is situated between Maspalomas and Puerto de Mogán. By car, it's a relatively short drive south. Buses also run along the coast, connecting these popular tourist areas. +1

Yes, Anfi del Mar is located between Puerto Rico and Arguineguín. A scenic coastal walk is possible, though it's a longer distance. Public transport is a quicker option.

Yes, buses frequently travel along the southern coast of Gran Canaria, making Anfi del Mar easily accessible from major tourist hubs like Maspalomas and Puerto Rico.

Anfi del Mar is a public beach, so there is no entry fee to access the sand and water. You only pay for optional services like sunbeds and umbrellas.

The beach is generally accessible throughout the day, from sunrise to sunset. Facilities like restaurants and shops have their own operating hours.

Sunbeds and umbrellas are available for rent. Prices can vary, but typically a sunbed might cost around 5 euros and an umbrella also around 5 euros.

The beach itself is public and free to enter. Access to specific resort facilities or hotels within the Anfi del Mar complex may require being a guest or paying for services.

Absolutely! Anfi del Mar is perfect for a day trip, offering a relaxing beach experience with amenities like restaurants and shops readily available.

You can enjoy swimming in the calm waters, sunbathing on the white sand, and renting pedal boats. It's also a popular spot for scuba diving.

Yes, Anfi del Mar is highly recommended for families. Its artificial nature means the sand is soft, and the waters are protected by a breakwater, making them very calm and safe for kids.

The beach offers facilities such as showers, toilets, and sunbed rentals. There are also numerous restaurants, cafes, and shops along the beachfront promenade.

Yes, swimming is a primary activity at Anfi del Mar. The calm, clear waters are often compared to a swimming pool, making it very pleasant and safe.

The sand at Anfi del Mar is fine, white, and soft, imported from the Bahamas and Sahara. It contributes to the beach's Caribbean-like appearance.

Yes, Anfi del Mar has a beachfront promenade lined with various restaurants, cafes, and bars offering a range of dining options.

Some visitors note that the restaurants directly on the beachfront can be a bit touristy and pricier compared to other areas on the island.

You can expect a variety of cuisines, often catering to tourists, including Spanish, international, and seafood options.

While there are many dining options, bringing your own snacks and drinks is generally permissible for a picnic on the beach, though specific rules might apply within resort areas.

Yes, there are shops and a supermarket within the Anfi del Mar complex and nearby areas, making it convenient to purchase snacks and drinks.

The heart-shaped island, the white sand beach with palm trees, and panoramic views from the promenade offer excellent photo opportunities. Drone shots are also popular. +1

Yes, Anfi del Mar is a popular location for drone photography, offering stunning aerial views of the beach, marina, and surrounding landscape. +1

Early morning or late afternoon (golden hour) provides beautiful lighting for photography, with fewer crowds.

Generally, personal photography is allowed. However, commercial photography or drone usage might require permits, especially within resort areas.

The combination of imported white sand, clear turquoise waters, palm trees, and the unique heart-shaped island creates a visually striking and tropical aesthetic.