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Puerto Rico Beach, sheltered waters and guaranteed sun in Mogán

The Puerto Rico beach is one of the most visited in the southwest of Gran Canaria, thanks to its golden sand, its waters protected by breakwaters, and a climate that guarantees sun throughout the twelve months of the year. Located in the municipality of Mogán, this bay of about 270 meters combines tranquility in the water with a very complete offer of leisure right on the sand. The live webcam from Gran Canaria allows you to see the sea condition in real time before leaving home.

The breakwaters reduce the swell, making bathing a very safe experience, which is why the Puerto Rico beach is especially valued by families with small children and by those looking to swim without surprises. In addition, the promenade and the coastal terraces complete a day that can start in the water and end with dinner facing the Atlantic.

Puerto Rico beach with golden sand and waters protected by breakwaters, Mogán, Gran Canaria

A protected bay with all the services

The Mogán beach that Puerto Rico offers lifeguards, showers, toilets, sunbeds and umbrellas for rent, and adapted access for people with reduced mobility. The bottom slopes gradually and the water is very clear for most of the year, making snorkeling near the rocks on the side of the bay easy.

In addition to swimming, daily excursions leave from the port to see dolphins and whales, one of the most popular activities in the south of Gran Canaria. There's also kayak rental, jet skis, and glass-bottom boats, making the offer suitable for all tastes and ages.

Puerto Rico marina in Mogán with boats and whale watching excursions, Gran Canaria

Gastronomy by the Atlantic

The promenade of the Puerto Rico beach brings together restaurants, ice cream shops, and terraces with sea views where Canarian cuisine coexists with international offerings. The most common dishes are fresh fish of the day, the wrinkled potatoes with mojo sauce and goat cheeses from the nearby valleys.

Just a few minutes by car is Puerto de Mogán, known as the little Canarian Venice, with its canals, bougainvilleas, and terrace restaurants by the water. On the other hand, Amadores Beach is connected by the promenade and offers a quieter environment to vary the plan without straying too far.

Water sports and activities on the coast of Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico's marina is the starting point for the main water activities of the southern corridor of Gran Canaria. Daily excursions leave from here to see dolphins and whales, kayaks to explore the coast, jet skis, and glass-bottom boats that are ideal for families. For those who want to dive, there are centers with introductory courses and guided outings for all levels.

The promenade connects this tourist beach of Gran Canaria with Amadores Beach in just a few minutes on foot, allowing you to combine both bays in one day without the need to take the car.

How to get to this beach in the south of Gran Canaria

Since the airport From Gran Canaria, the journey takes about 40 minutes on the GC-1 southwest. The Global buses connect Puerto Rico with Maspalomas, Las Palmas, and the municipalities of the southern corridor with daytime frequency. Nearby parking is ample, but fills up on summer weekends, so it's advisable to arrive early.

The promenade connects Puerto Rico on foot with Amadores Beach in just a few minutes, and by car it's easy to reach Taurito, Anfi del Mar and Patalavaca.

Sunset at Puerto Rico beach with the Atlantic in the background, tourist beach in Mogán, Gran Canaria

Everything you need to know about Puerto Rico beach

Is the beach in Puerto Rico safe for children?
Yes. The jetties reduce the waves and the bottom slopes down gradually. In addition, there are lifeguards present during the high season and on weekends.

Can you go snorkeling in Puerto Rico?
Yes. The rocks on the side of the bay have good visibility and accessible marine life. Diving excursions also depart from the port for all levels.

Are there tours to see dolphins from Puerto Rico?
Yes. From the marina, there are daily departures during the season to see dolphins and whales in the waters of southwest Gran Canaria.

How to get to Puerto Rico beach from the airport?
By taking the GC-1 southwest, the journey lasts about 40 minutes. There are also Global buses with direct connections from the airport.

What is near Puerto Rico beach?
Amadores Beach is just a few minutes away by the promenade. Taurito, Anfi del Mar, Patalavaca, and Puerto de Mogán are easily reached by car along the southwest coast of Gran Canaria.

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