Maspalomas holiday bungalow rental, Salobre Golf Resort with walking, beach/lake nearby, jacuzzi/hot tub, sauna, balcony/terrace, air

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Siesta Suites (bungalow)

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Siesta Suites's Bungalow remains on a garden of 1500 sqm., located in the Golf Course area of Maspalomas.
The residential area is exclusive, quiet and safe , very well connected to the main freeway of the island and to the most important residential area of Gran Canarias. At 100 mt there is the Golf course, the tennis Club with paddle, and the bungalow is oriented towards the wide swimming pool and has a wonderful view on the mountains of the Island.

In the garden there is a 240 sqm mini golf, a barbecue dining room, a garden with plants and flowers, and exotic birds.

There are common areas as the gym room, the billiard room, squash, tennis table at guest's disposal.
The property is 2000 mt. from the sea an the MAspalomas beach , one of the well known beaches of Gran Canaria.

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The Gran Canaria region

The island was populated by the Canarii (Guanches), who may have arrived as early as 500 BC. The Canarii called the island Tamarán. After over a century of european (French, Portuguese...) incursions and attempts at conquest, the island was conquered in 1483 April 29, for the Kingdom of Castile, with the support of Queen Isabella I - it was very important step in the expansion of Spain.

The capital city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria was founded on June 24, 1478, with the name "Real de Las Palmas", by Juan Rejón, head of the invading Castilian army. In 1492, Cristopher Columbus anchored in the Port of Las Palmas (and spent some time on the island) on his first trip to the Americas.
Gran Canaria has highways encircling the whole island and extending into the mountain areas. In the late 20th century, its superhighways, among the first in the Canary Islands, were opened and ran around Las Palmas, and were later extended to the north coast and the airport and subsequently to the south coast to account for increased tourist traffic. The superhighways are GC1, GC2, and GC31, and dual carriageways GC4 and GC5. The western and the northwestern parts, with the fewest tourists, are linked only with highways.

The International Airport of Gran Canaria-Gando is the only airport on Gran Canaria. It has so many aircraft and passengers passing through it each year that it is placed as one of the busiest in Spain. Gran Canaria also hosts the responsibility of controlling all air traffic of The Canaries.

Gran Canaria's average daytime highs range from 20 °C in winter, to 26 °C in summer. Some cool nights occur in winter, but lows below 10 °C are unknown near the coast. Inland the climate is still mild but mountains areas see the occasional frost or snow. Hot southeasterly winds from the Sahara can push temperatures above 38 °C (100 °F) on rare occasions, but these conditions don't normally last long. Annual rainfall averages 228 mm, most of this falling in the cooler months, with July, August and September normally rainless. Rainfall is unevenly distributed through the island with some areas being much drier than others. Cloud cover and sunshine is often quite variable during the cooler months, and in fact there can be several rather cloudy days at times in winter. Summers are generally quite sunny however, with the south of the island being most favoured.
This island is called a "Miniature Continent" due to the different climates and variety of landscapes found, with its long golden beaches and endless dunes of white sand, its green ravines and picturesque villages.[5] A third of the island is under protection as a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO.

The number of annual visitors is 2.2 million (2,200,000). Most of the tourists visit the southern part of the island.

The north tends to be cooler while the south is warmer and sunny. The east coast of the island is flat dotted with beaches while the western coast is rockier and mountainous.

The island possesses 32[6] Natural Protected Spaces, that they emphasize the Rural Park of Nublo, Doramas' Jungle, the Ravine of Azuaje, Tamadaba, Pino Santo, etc.

Most tourists stay in the south of the island, which is sunnier and has less rain than the north. However, just below the airport in the town of Vecindario there is a large shopping centre "Commercial Atlantico" that includes a Carrefour and shopping mall. Vecindario is the town where the "locals" live. In the south there is a large bird park, Palmitos Park, in the south of the island as well as many beach resort communities. The resort communities start in the central eastern part of the southern coast in the Maspalomas area which includes the towns of San Agustín, Playa del Inglés, Sonnenland, Maspalomas and Meloneras. The Dunes of Maspalomas are located between Playa del Inglés and Maspalomas. Another tourist attraction is the lighthouse at Maspalomas situated at the western end of Maspalomas.

Maspalomas / Salobre Golf Resort area

Maspalomas
Some consider it the most beautiful of all the fantastic beaches of the island. And we understand why. Fine white sand backed by vast, wind-sculpted dunes, set against the blue sea, waits for you all year round. The amazing natural beauty comes at a price, however, as this area is often crowded, especially where the sun beds are located.

You'll find this beach divided into four areas: the first perfect for families and kids, the second and the fourth nudist zones and the third for the gay community.

Like Playa del Inglés, this beach also provides everything you’d look for to enjoy a fabulous day at the beach inclusive of all sports and leisure facilities you can imagine as well as lots of beach bars, restaurants and shops.

But that’s not all. There’s so much more entertainment and fun to be found in the nearby surroundings or just a few kilometres north of Maspalomas with attractions such as Aqualand Maspalomas (the biggest water park on the island), Holiday World (an extensive amusement park with a Ferris wheel), Palmitos Park (an ornithological park with aquarium, butterfly house and orchids), Sioux City (a Wild West theme park), and the fascinating Mundo Aborigen (“a place of cultural, social and historical interest”, according to the Canarian government).

Maspalomas beach is a true paradise for all beach and fun lovers, for families with children as well as for sun worshippers, especially if you want to get away from the cold north European winter!
When Mackenzie Ross came to designing this course, he took into the account the surrounding dunes. As a result, Maspalomas Golf offers an extremely long and flat course with lengthy, wide lanes. Even on the hottest days, the proximity of the sea and the mild breezes cooled by the trade winds, make a visit to this course an unforgettable experience.

This 18-hole, par-73 course plays host to a number of prestigious international competitions, and boasts a practice green, driving range, instructors, facilities for the hire of carts, bags and clubs, shop, restaurant and snack bars.

You’ll find Salobre Golf, one of the newest golf clubs in Gran Canaria, set in a magnificent scenery with ravines and volcanic landscapes typical of the south of the island. Indeed, the lush greenery of the course forms a strong contrast to its surroundings.

Designed by Roland Fauré, the interesting and demanding par-71, 18-hole Salobre Sur course covers a length of 6 km. The trickier Salobre Norte, also known as the Beast Course and designed by Ron Kirby, likewise features 18 holes but is par-72. This complex’s facilities include a golf school, practice area, driving range, putting green, club hire, hydro-massage, pro-shop and restaurant with terrace.

Camel Safari in Gran Canaria
No, this isn’t a wind-up and yes, you’re still visiting the Gran Canaria guide. And there are camel excursions available here.
The famous Sahara-like sand dunes of Maspalomas, forming part of a nature reserve, are – for example – one of the places on Gran Canaria, which can be explored by foot or… on the back of an exotic dromedary.

The shopping centres of Playa del Inglés – of which the best known are probably Yumbo and Kasbah, but the biggest is Cita – stay busy seven days a week, but the emphasis here is on price rather than quality. These shopping centres are usually huge buildings, where you can find almost everything – clothes, electronic goods, jewellery, perfumes as well as lots of animated bars, restaurants and clubs. The supermarkets all along the south coast also sell a wide range of local and imported food and drink.

How to get there

From all the airports of London and Manchester there are flights to Las Palmas for the price of 83GBP with Monarch.co.uk , up to 322 GBP with return, with KLM.
Flights with Ryanair from 34.90 GBP with return from October the 26th on.
There are plenty of flights from England at good rates with Thomas Cook, Best Choice, etc.
At the Las Palmas airport there are all the car rentals companies at disposal, and the bus to Maspaloma.

Activities near Maspalomas

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The bungalow has 2 bedrooms and two bathrooms, one of them is a shower room with jacuzzi, air conditioning, a coloured living dining room and a complete equipped American kitchen.
From the balcony there is an impressive view all. over the highest mountain of Gran Canaria.
The sea is 2000mt.. far and Maspalomas down town is at hand with all the leisure, and interesting location as the Dunes, a protected park, the lake of Maspalomas with a variety of birds in and around its water. The aquatic park is one of the biggest in Canary Islands and the light house.

Further details outdoors:
Around the swimming pool there is the elegant barbecue area, with table and chairs all in teak and the wooden ceiling to repair from the sun.
A putting green of 9 holes of 240 sqm. to exercise during day and night for the guests of Siesta Suites.
Bicycles to reach the centre of the village, till the lighthouse and the beaches.

Further details

Breakfast or dinner package at disposal at the arrival on request, with the food you would like to find at your arrival
Swimming pool lightened and open all year long.
Garden is shared with the other guests of the residence.

Conditions

300€ Refundable breakages deposit of required on arrival, to be refunded the day of your departure (subject to satisfactory property inspection).
40% of rental fee due at the booking confirmation to secure booking.
60% of rental fee due four weeks before your stay .
If the booking is made less then 30 days from the beginning of the stay, the rental fee has to be paid in full.

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
High season	18 Aug 09	1 Sep 09	1400£ 1,273	210191	210191	4 Nights
mid season	1 Sep 09	1 Nov 09	1260£ 1,145	190173	190173	4 Nights
High season	1 Nov 09	20 Dec 09	950£ 864	210191	210191	4 Nights
xmas time	20 Dec 09	8 Jan 10	1400£ 1,273	0-	0-	1 Week
Mid season	8 Jan 10	1 Feb 10	1260£ 1,145	190173	190173	4 Nights
High season	1 Feb 10	1 Apr 10	1400£ 1,273	210191	210191	4 Nights
Low Season	1 Apr 10	21 Jun 10	1176£ 1,069	175159	175159	4 Nights
	21 Jun 10	1 Sep 10	1400£ 1,273	210191	210191	4 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

For the booking confirmation 40% of the whole amount

60% one month before the beginning of the stay

300€ damage deposit to pay at arrival

Extra bed 10€

Availability

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Name:	Gabriella Villas Espana Estates
Company:	Villas Espana Estates
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