Meloneras

Meloneras is a sandy beach on the southern coast of Gran Canaria, extending about 500 meters along the shoreline. A curved promenade runs alongside it, lined with restaurants, hotels, and shops that operate year-round.

The area started as a coastal settlement in the 1800s and grew when the nearby Maspalomas lighthouse was built. That landmark helped attract more visitors and development over time.

The restaurants along the promenade serve local Canarian food, from fresh catches to traditional potato dishes with local sauces. Dining here lets you experience how island cooking blends simple ingredients with the rhythm of seaside life.

The beach has sun loungers, lifeguards, and showers available, with easy access to restaurants and shops nearby. The flat terrain makes it simple to walk around at any time of year.

At low tide, you can walk on foot between this beach and the adjacent sandy area, passing near the lighthouse that shapes the coastline. This walk reveals how the two coastal areas connect in a simple, direct way.