Gran Canaria. The dunes meet the sea and the road ends.
The Maspalomas dunes fall directly into the Atlantic — there is no road running that coastline, only water. Puerto Mogán's canals are best navigated by boat. Fuerteventura is two hours away on a public ferry or 80 minutes on ours. The south coast of Gran Canaria is a boat destination.
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Prices from, for 1 to 12 guests — firm quote within hours (captain, fuel, insurance, fees included).
Maspalomas dunes from the sea, Mogán by tender, or a crossing to Fuerteventura — the south coast is yours.
Our Gran Canaria captains are licensed by the Spanish Maritime Authority with Canary Islands coastal endorsement and have operated the south coast routes for over twelve years, including Fuerteventura crossings in varied sea states.
Maspalomas — the roadless coastline
The Maspalomas dune reserve creates a natural coastal barrier: no promenade, no hotel access, no road. The only way to see this 400-hectare biosphere reserve meeting the sea is by boat — anchoring in the turquoise water at the lighthouse and swimming in.
Puerto Mogán by canal
Known as 'Little Venice of the Canaries', Puerto Mogán is designed for boat arrivals. Entering through the breakwater and tying up in the canal while the flower-covered bridges pass overhead is the proper introduction to the village — not the bus park at the back.
Fuerteventura without the ferry
The public ferry to Morro Jable is nearly two hours with fixed departure times. Our private crossing takes 80 minutes and connects with the stunning Jandía peninsula beaches directly by sea.
Where we pick you up.
- Lopesan Costa Meloneras Resort
- Radisson Blu Resort Gran Canaria
- Secrets Bahia Real
- Hotel Puerto de Mogán
- Anfi del Mar Resort
- Puerto Rico Marina
- Puerto Mogán Harbour
- Pasito Blanco Marina
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