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Why go to San Agustin?

With long stretches of sandy coastline, San Agustin holidays are an attractive option for travellers looking for an idyllic beach holiday in the Canary Islands.

San Agustin holidays are a great option for those wanting a laidback vibe while away. Quieter than neighbouring Playa del Inglés yet still lively enough, a holiday to San Agustin feels like Gran Canaria’s best kept secret.

As the first resort you’ll reach coming south from Gran Canaria Airport along the GC1 motorway, transfer time is minimal and the journey is easily completed by car, taxi or bus.

Mainly known for its volcanic sand beaches and tranquil atmosphere, San Agustin holidays are often overlooked by tourists in their fervour to reach the better known resorts of Playa del Inglés or Las Palomas. But don’t be fooled. San Agustin holidays have plenty to offer.

As the sun sets, stroll the promenade, stopping off for a cocktail at one of the chiringuitos (beach bars) or a bite to eat in one of the restaurants. You’ll find your San Agustin holiday offers the best seafood. And nowhere does it taste better than overlooking the water as it laps the shoreline.

Wondering when is the best time to book a holiday to San Agustin? Its fantastic climate makes it a great choice all year round, with hot summers and very mild winters.

Best for:

Families

Great beaches and family-friendly hotels make a family holiday to San Agustin ideal for those coming with little ones in tow.

Couples

San Agustin’s vast sandy beach is the perfect backdrop to your couple’s holiday. Stroll along the promenade and sample the delicious local fare on offer at the most romantic restaurants.

Groups

Enjoy beach volleyball, water sports or take a hike up to Pico de las Nieves. There is no shortage of fun to be had by groups on your holiday to San Agustin.

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A Guide to San Agustin Holidays

What are the top things to do in San Agustin?

What are the top things to do in San Agustin?

  • Get to the beachSan Agustin beach features dark golden, volcanic sand that stretches for around 600m. Spend the day here with the whole family or venture further afield to explore Gran Canaria’s varied and beautiful coastline.
  • Sample local gastronomyEach region of Spain bursts with pride over its culinary excellence. And Gran Canaria is no exception. Traditional Canarian food often combines fish, meat and vegetables, with the incredible mojo salsa never far from reach.
  • Hike Gran Canaria’s peakThe highest peak and a stratovolcano on the island of Gran Canaria, Pico de las Nieves looms at 1949m above sea level. Atmospheric and beautiful, it is quite a tricky climb and is not for beginners.
  • Walk the promenadeSan Agustin is home to a well-maintained promenade. Lined with bars and restaurants, take a leisurely stroll and stop off for refreshments. Alternatively, lace up your trainers for a fresh seaside jog in the morning.
  • Get a taste of the nightlifeThough San Agustin is known for its tranquility, neighbouring Playa del Inglés has your party needs covered. In just ten minutes by car or taxi, a range of bars, clubs and restaurants awaits you.
Best beaches to visit in San Agustin

Best beaches to visit in San Agustin

  • Playa San AgustinThe area’s main beach is a 600m stretch of golden sand that eases into calm waters. Family friendly and with all the amenities you need for a whole day of fun in the sun.
  • Playa de las BurrasTo the west of San Agustin, turquoise waters and golden sand make this beach popular with locals and tourists alike. Very tranquil on weekdays, it’s a great option for relaxing on your holiday to San Agustin.
  • Playa el VerilContinue yet another 1km to Playa el Veril. Here, you’ll find a smooth blend of dark and light sand. This beach is divided into two bays by a breakwater and many services are available.
  • Playa del InglésArguably the most famous of the beaches in the vicinity, Playa del Inglés can get popular during high season. Wide and 3km long, however, there is plenty of room for everyone. Its calm waters make it perfect for families.

Getting Around San Agustin

🚌 Transport in the San Agustin Region

Tenerife is easy to navigate with a range of transport readily available here. The public buses are a cheap way for visitors to explore the island, but most holidaymakers tend to use taxis and hire cars as they offer that extra flexibility during your stay. There are numerous cycling and hiking trails for the more adventurous or daily boat services hopping between each island too.

Travelling by bus or carThere are comfortable, air conditioned buses which leave regularly from most of the main resorts and stop at the island’s most famous attractions. The smaller, local buses are slightly less reliable. Hiring a car is cheap, easy and highly recommended. The island’s main roads are easy to navigate and well looked after; the smaller roads can be somewhat of a challenge. Driving is on the right-hand side.
Passports and Visas

British citizens don’t need a visa to enter Tenerife, but must have a valid passport. For the most up-to-date passport and visa info, For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

You should take out comprehensive travel and medical insurance to cover you while you’re away. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/health

Vaccinations

No jabs are required to travel to Spain. The World Health Organisation (WHO), however, recommends that all travellers should have certain vaccinations before leaving the UK so be sure to check with your GP at least 6 weeks before travelling.

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