Maspalomas gay nude beach
Gran Canaria is the number one gay friendly Canary Island without a doubt.
It’s no coincidence that we have been 8 times for regular vacations, including multiple summer prides and winter prides. We feel very welcome in Gran Canaria and it’s one of our top 10 gay travel destinations!
When it comes to gay beaches, Gran Canaria does not disappoint.
The majority of visitors head to the gay beach in Maspalomas, which is the gay heart of Gran Canaria! For us, it’s the biggest and most fun gay beach we have been to.
This is also the official Maspalomas nudist beach which is probably one of the main reasons it has become the gay beach!
Read on to find out how to get there. [no_toc]
Where to find Maspalomas Gay Beach?
One of the main attractions in Gran Canaria is the Maspalomas sand dunes and this is where you will find the gay beach in Maspalomas.
However, finding the gay beach is no light feat!
The sand dunes spread across 1,acres and are a protected nature reserve. You can disburse hours (with plenty of water) following the many marked out walking trails through
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Even if you are not a lover, you will enjoy walking through the Dunes of Maspalomas and the LGBTQ+ nude beach . For us, it was love at first sight when we discovered this beautiful place. Discover why the Dunes and nude beach are so special and append a unique experience to your sun and beach holidays.
Natural Phenomenon in Gran Canaria
The Dunes of Maspalomas are without a disbelief the biggest crowd puller for the thousands of tourists who come to Gran Canaria every year. It is a protected nature reserve of 5 square kilometers, and that is necessary because climate change, but also tourism, are drastically affecting this beautiful natural phenomenon. According to writings, the dunes obtained their current shape due to a tsunami that occurred after an earthquake in the year
Due to the ever-present north-east wind, grains of sand have accumulated over the years. With the arrival of Playa del Ingles, tourism has increased in Gran Canaria. The dune landscape is also partly protected, but this also has the disadvantage that hard
Gay Beach Gran Canaria
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THE Gay Beach in Gran Canaria - Between Playa del Ingles and Maspalomas
Update The Gay Beach is now located between Chiringuito (Kiosk) No. 5 &
Gay Beach Gran Canaria between Chiringuito (Kiosk) No. 5 & 6
On the long and sandy beach between Playa del Ingles and Maspalomas
THE Gay Beach in Gran Canaria - So if you hear about the "Gay Beach", it is this part of the beach.
The beach was formely known by its kiosk - The No. 7
Now it is located between Chiringuito No. 5 & 6
Sunloungers and umbrellas are for rent - Otherwise there is also enough sand beach in front of the sea to lay down.
The only negative is the partly mighty wind, which makes lying in the sand sometimes a bit uncomfortable.
The Gay Beach Beach can be reached either by foot from the Faro (lighthouse) of Maspalomas, along the sea towards Playa del Ingles, on the left side.
(in around 15 minutes) or:
From the Hotel Riu Palace Maspalomas across the Dunes of Maspalomas - You require to follow the path marked with wooden posts.
Important -
Gay nude beach
The gay beach in Gran Canaria is located behind the dunes of Playa del Ingles/ Maspalomas. The beach is clothing optional. Chairs and umbrellas are for rent. On busy days they are occupied early. The small beach bar Kiosko 7 is a very popular hangout.
Sometime the wind can be mighty, which makes the stay less pleasant, mostly because of the volcanic sand. Then the guys often move to the dunes for sunbathing (and maybe a little cruising too..)
How to receive to the Maspalomas gay beach?
You can take a nice verb through the beautiful dunes from the Riu Palace Hotel at the end of Av. de Tirajana. The path starts at the hotel gate. It's about a 30 minute walk with a few hills up and down. On your right is the famous gay cruising area. The gay beach is at Kiosko 7 with the rainbow flag.
How to get to the Maspalomas gay beach by taxi
You can also take a taxi to Faro, the lighthouse in Maspalomas. It's still about 20 minute walk but not on loose sand and no up and down on the hills. The beach bars have numbers, the gay beach is at Kiosko 7