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Bungalow |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 6

Playa Del Ingles in Gran Canaria

from £60 / night

£418–£1017 / week

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4.5 out of 5

4 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Swimming pool, beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

Detached bungalow in a spacious and quiet park with lots of privacy and tropical vegetation, in the centre of Playa del Ingles. There are 3 big swimming pools, one is always heated, each with a separated child-pool.

The separated 6-person bungalow is 100 or 120 square meter, with 2 or 3 bedrooms and 1 or 2 bathrooms, and a garden of 150 square meter.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
6 person bungalow (approx. 100 or 120 square meter):

- WI-FI internet for free

- Living room with a sitting and a dining area
- Satellite TV
- Built-in electronic safe
- Two (each with 3 beds) or three (each with 2 beds) roomy bedrooms
- and three built-in cupboards
- One or two bathrooms with toilet and shower
- Kitchen with full equipment, which can be closed off
- 4 ring electric hob
- Large fridge
- Coffee machine
- microwave
- watercooker
- breadroaster
- toastmachine
- juicer
- Washing machine
- Childcot
- highchair for children

Further details outdoors:
- Front patio 5x4 m
- Rear patio 3,5x4 m
- adjustable sun beds
- garden around the bungalow of 150 quadrat metres

Further details

- 3 large swimming pools (for only 50 bungalows), one is always heated, all with a separate children’s pool and sunbathing areas
- Sun beds (free of charge)
- 1 pool tables ( not free of charge)
The park is closed at night for strangers, but our guests will get a key of the entrance of the park.

Conditions

About 20 owners do not rent out there bungalow, so only about 30 bungalows are letted out in such a large park.

These are the main reasons that inside the park there is a quitness who is unbelievable when you realise that the park is situated in the centre of Playa del Ingles, a big place with a lot of tourisme. Because the park is situated 800 metre from the beach, you can hardly see any flats or apartmentbuildings when you are in the park.
When you leave the park and you walk 100 metre then you have for example a taxistop, a busstop, a big shopping centre (the biggest in Playa del Ingles) with a lot of supermarkets, shops, bars and restaurants.

The park is meant for eldery people and families with children.

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front view of a bungalow

 

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swimming pool B

 

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swimming pool C

 

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swimming pool A

Awards

The Gran Canaria region

CLIMATE
Gran Canaria has a warm and sunny subtropical climate. The temperature is fairly regular throughout the year thanks to the north-easterly trade wind (Calisio) and the Canary stream, a branch of the Gulf stream, ensures that the heat on the coast is tempered. It is often cooler in the hills inland and the tops of highest hills may even be snow capped for a few months of the year.
The south of Gran Canaria is in the rain shadow of the hills which means it is sunnier and drier than the north. In the winter the weather might turn rainy and stormy with lower temperatures for a few days. In the summer it can be extremely hot because of the Sirocco, the hot easterly wind from the Sahara which blows over Gran Canaria.
The average annual temperature is 25°C; the coldest month is January with an average monthly temperature of 23° C and August is the warmest month with an average of 28°C. The temperate weather influences mean that the temperature rarely rises above 32°C during the day or falls below 15°C at night. The air temperature in the south hardly ever falls below 20°C during the day in December.
Gran Canaria has an average annual rainfall of 300 to 500mm but it never rains for long periods. Most of the rain falls in November, December and January; the driest months are June, July and August. The Gulf stream means that the water temperature is almost always between 19 and 24°C.
The ‘Calima’, a warm Sahara wind engulfs the island in a cloak of dust, which is impenetrable by the sun, for about 3 to 6 days per year .

HISTORY
Opinions are divided as to how Gran Canaria came into existence. The most obvious explanation for the existence of the Canary Islands, which Gran Canaria is a part of, are the volcanic eruptions in the past. The islands are all more or less of volcanic origin but legend would have it that the islands are part of the lost world of Atlantis. However no proof has ever been found for this.
Some scholars think that the Canary Islands were once known as “Fortunatae Insulae” (the Lucky Islands). They were probably already known by the Phoenicians and Carthaginians.
According to the Roman scholar Pliny huge packs of wild dogs (Latin - canis) roamed the islands and that is why he called the islands the “Canaries”.
The Guanches, probably ancestors of the Vikings, inhabited the islands after having been stranded there during their travels. The Guanches were a tall, blond, blue-eyed race which was a rare sight in and around the Canary Islands.
During the time of the Guanches the island was divided into kingdoms. The kings regularly fought bloody wars which are vividly recorded in the history books. There are still many place names in Gran Canaria which date from the time of the Guanches and once of the main towns still bearing a Guanche name is Galdar. In addition, many of the present inhabitants give their children Guanche names so that you hear names like Jonay, Mencei and Janira alongside the typically Spanish names, Julio, Juan and Dolores.
The islands were awarded to Spain in 1344 by the Pope at that time. He had declared himself ruler of all yet undiscovered areas and thus given this position had the right to award the islands to Spain. The Spanish did not manage to overthrow the Guanches until 1483 and could only call the islands Spanish from that time.
The inhabitants of the islands have never ever really felt or considered themselves to be Spanish and they do everything they can to maintain their own identity. Las Palmas was an important stop-off point for Columbus during his trips to America. He changed his crews here and loaded his ships with provisions for the long journey ahead.
At the end of the 1960’s mass tourism began in western European countries and led to the rediscovery of the Canary Islands.

The Playa Del Ingles area

General information:
- This modern and popular resort lies for the most part on a plateau overlooking the sea with hilly roads leading to the beach.
- Towards the south west lies an extensive, wide desert-like area which is not easily accessible.
- Playa del Ingles lies between San Augustin to the east and Maspalomas and Campo Internacional to the west.
- Inland there are barren hillsides which turn into rough mountains. The highest mountain, De Pico Nieves, is 1950m high.
- Playa del Ingles is a spacious and lively resort with no original centre or old buildings.
- Although it is a big and bustling town there are -uieter areas.
- The excess of attractive bars, delicious restaurants and many shops make Playa del Ingles the modern and popular resort that it is.
- The long golden beach with numerous water sport facilities attracts lovers of sun, sea and sand.
- The south westerly part is flat and is made up of white bungalow parks and modern high rise hotels and apartments.
- It is -uieter and greener around the bungalow parks.

Playa del Ingles - the beach
- The beach is about 1800m long and 15 - 60m wide. In the dunes it is up to 1000m wide.
- It is a fine sandy beach with white lava sand.
- There is some plant life in the dunes.
- The sea bed slopes -uite steeply and -uite gradually.
- The breakers and currents can be strong.
- There are sun beds and parasols for hire.
- There is a first aid post and life guard.
- The almost constant wind can blow the sand around.
- There are plenty of cafés and restaurants near the beach.
- There is a large car park near the beach.
- The beach becomes a nudist beach about 1km in the direction of Maspalomas.



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In brief:
- There is no real centre.
- About 12 shopping and entertainment centres can be found both small and large.
- There are plenty of places to eat with a predominantly international tint.
- About 150 bars, lots of German beer gardens and English pubs, most with a terrace.
- About 10 discos.
- Several disco bars.
- Night clubs.
- Amusement arcades.
- In the 12 shopping centres there are about 800 shops from simple to luxurious.
- The tourist market is to be recommended (twice a week) and a daily market.
- You can combine shopping with going out in Yumbo, Kasbah or Cita.
- Boat and sailing trips (also glass bottom boats).
- Palmitos Park; a bird park about 10km away.
- Jeep, camel and donkey safaris.
- Water fun park in Campo Internacional
- Allez Palace; an evening excursion with an international show.
- Not to be missed - the mini-moke tour when you explore the beautiful countryside in cars that come straight from the Flintstones.
- Sioux - a western town.
- Golf in Maspalomas (4.5km).
- Windsurfing.
- Sailing.
- Riding on a banana.
- Water skiing.
- Diving (diving school).
- Pedalo and dingy hire.
- Bowling alley.
- Gym.
- Mini golf.
- Jet ski and water scooter hire.
- Roller blade hire.
- Speed boat hire.
- Surf board hire.
- Para sailing.
- Ringo riding.
- A go-kart track opposite the Aero club in San Augustin.
- Mini golf courses in Ro-ue Nublo, San Valentin Park, de Cita and Los Molinos (opposite the post office)
- Horse riding in Rancho Park and Rancho Grande in Juan Grande.
- S-uash courts in Sun club, Los Tunos, Par-ue Bali and Dunaflor.
- Several banks.
- Exchange offices.
- Cash point machines.
- Doctors’ surgeries and pharmacies.
- Small, private hospital in San Augustin (3km).
- Nearest hospital is in Las Palmas (50km)
- Post office.
- There are telephone offices in most shopping centres.
- Many public phones.
- Flights take about 4 hours and 15 minutes.
- Airport is 30 km away.
- Transfer journey time is 1 hour 15 minutes.
- Bus connection about 3 times an hour.
- Bus to San Augustin, Maspalomas and Las Palmas about 3 times an hour.
- Bus to Puerto Rico and Puerto de Mogan about 4 times an hour.
- Bus to the airport about twice an hour.
- Bus to Campo Internacional about twice a week
- When taking a taxi you should agree on a fare beforehand or ask the driver to put the meter on.

Market:
Every Wednesday and Saturday morning there is a market in the Spanish -uarter of San Fernando.



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Restaurants:
- Barbacan ( Bas-ue and international cuisine)
- Broodje Amsterdam ( Dutch meals) Gran Chaparral
- Casa Gallega ( fish specialities) San Fernando
- Casa Vieja ( Canary restaurant) San Fernando
- Chichi’s (international cuisine)
- Columbus (international cuisine) boulevard
- Compostela ( northern Spanish cuisine) San Fernando
- Gallega Amaiur (Bas-ue restaurant) opposite the golf course
- Het Hollands Eetcafe (Dutch cuisine) opposite the side entrance to Riu Don Miguel
- La Liguria (pizzeria) Avda. De Tirajana
- El Timple ( Canary restaurant) San Fernando
- La Toja (French cuisine) Avda. de Tirajana
- Rias Bajas (fish specialities)
- Steakhouse Belgica in the Aguila Roja and the Cita shoping centres
- Bali (Chinese/ Indonesian) Tinache building
- Merlin (salmon specialities) Avda. De Tirajana



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Bars & discos
- Belle Epo-ue (bar/dancing with live band) next to Buenos Aires
- Biervat (Dutch café with Dutch music) 1st floor of the Cita
- Drago (bar/dancing with live band) Tamarindos Sol
- Forum (piano bar) under apartments Buenos Aires
- Disco bar Havanna opposite the Kasbah
- Hawaiian Tasca (disco bar) A-uila Roja
- ‘t Heineken Café (Dutch café) Gran Chaparral
- Pacha Bar (disco bar) opposite the Kasbah
- Zigzag (disco bar) in the Plaza shopping centre
There are also various discothe-ues like La Bamba, Joy, Life and Chic (all near the Kasbah)





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Public Transport:
SALCAI buses run a regular scheduled service around the southern part of the island. You will find bus stops for Las Palmas (Directo), Maspalomas, Puerto Rico, San Agustin and Palmitos Park throughout Playa del Ingles, especially in the main shopping centres. The buses leave every half an hour. The bus stops can be identified by the green/white painted pavement edge and the no stopping sign with a P on it.
Mini train:
The mini train does a round trip through Playa del Ingles and you can get on and off at the El Veril shopping centre.

Taxis
You can get a taxi from Playa del Ingles to Maspalomas, San Agustin, Puerto Rico and Las Palmas amongst other places.

How to get there

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The airport of Gran Canaria is Las Palmas.
The best way to go from the airport to Playa del Ingles (30 km) is by taxi (34 euro) or by bus.
You can find them just outside the arrival hall. Or we can arrange a taxibus for you..

Activities near Playa Del Ingles

Reviews

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30 Aug 2012

“Nice quite place good location” We stayed in the bungalow with my wife and our son in August 2012. We really enjoyed our stay in Gran Canaria and in this bungalow as well. Price was reasonable. And location is great. On one hand... more

26 Aug 2012

“the italians” Very great residence with nice apts with littles swimming pools scattered on the property. not bad also restourant/bar inside complex. not very near the beach and the centre, but in only 5 minutes by walk is possible to achieve both. Close Jumbo (one big commercial centre with many bar/pub disco) only for gay persons; by walk in 5 minutes to Kashba, the most important and fun place with discopub and clubs and restourante, for full party all night long!! we was nine italians frieds went for married of frieds, we enjoyed so much and we suggest this place and residence not only guys and young peoples, also to family with little baby and older travelers.

08 May 2012

“Excellant holiday accomodation in a central location” Visited in April 2012 and found the bungalows spacious, clean, and in an excellant location for all that the resort has to offer. It was very peaceful and the staff make you very welcome. The cleaning staff who come daily did a wonderful job and Paco's restaurant serves really good for value food.

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10 Aug 2011

“Really perfect stay - quiet and beautiful place” Very nice and large garden . Spacious apartments ( c.c.a. 100 m2 ) , very good equipped kitchen , a little bit old furniture . Apartments are cleaning daily . 3 swimming pools in this gardens . Very quiet place in heart of Playa del Ingles . Distance to the ocean c.c.a. 700 m . One problem - we foud some cockroachs in rooms .

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 6
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	6 Jan 13	27 Jan 13	630€ 630	90€ 90	90€ 90	3 Nights
	27 Jan 13	17 Feb 13	700€ 700	100€ 100	100€ 100	3 Nights
	17 Feb 13	13 Mar 13	770€ 770	110€ 110	110€ 110	3 Nights
	13 Mar 13	25 Mar 13	490€ 490	70€ 70	70€ 70	3 Nights
	25 Mar 13	14 Apr 13	630€ 630	90€ 90	90€ 90	3 Nights
	14 Apr 13	28 Apr 13	525€ 525	75€ 75	75€ 75	3 Nights
	28 Apr 13	5 May 13	630€ 630	90€ 90	90€ 90	3 Nights
	5 May 13	30 Jun 13	490€ 490	70€ 70	70€ 70	3 Nights
	30 Jun 13	14 Jul 13	525€ 525	75€ 75	75€ 75	3 Nights
	14 Jul 13	18 Aug 13	630€ 630	90€ 90	90€ 90	3 Nights
	18 Aug 13	1 Sep 13	595€ 595	85€ 85	85€ 85	3 Nights
	1 Sep 13	29 Sep 13	490€ 490	70€ 70	70€ 70	3 Nights
	29 Sep 13	3 Nov 13	735€ 735	105€ 105	105€ 105	3 Nights
	3 Nov 13	24 Nov 13	805€ 805	115€ 115	115€ 115	3 Nights
	24 Nov 13	22 Dec 13	595€ 595	85€ 85	85€ 85	3 Nights
	22 Dec 13	5 Jan 14	1190€ 1190	170€ 170	170€ 170	3 Nights
	5 Jan 14	26 Jan 14	665€ 665	95€ 95	95€ 95	3 Nights
	26 Jan 14	30 Mar 14	770€ 770	110€ 110	110€ 110	3 Nights
	30 Mar 14	27 Apr 14	560€ 560	80€ 80	80€ 80	3 Nights

The property does not have weekend tariffs.

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

The prices as mentoined above are for a big 4-person bungalow with an accupation of 4 persons.

For all prices and more information you can visit our web-site, which we can only mention after you send us an e-mail for inquiry.

Lowest price per week: euro 420

Highest price per week: euro 1330

Included in the prices are:

- wireless internet (also inside the bungalow)

- cleaning of the bungalow

- change of linen

- change of towels

- final cleaning of the bungalow

- water and electricity

- safe

- satelite-tv

- adjustable sunbeds

- washing machine

- iron

- breadroaster

- toastmachine

- watercooker

- microwelle

- hairdryer

Availability

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2 years listed You are contacting Antoine Van Zoggel Landline n/a Mobile 31 6 51660733 Languages spoken The owner is based in Netherlands and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2011. This bungalow has received 4 reviews from previous guests.

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