Playa del Inglés Gay Beach & Dunes Beaches in Maspalomas – GayOut Guide
Gay Beaches ⭐ Featured Verified by GayOut

Playa del Inglés Gay Beach & Dunes

Been here? Rate it in 3 clicks
What reviewers say

Visitors praise the dunes as a unique and beautiful desert-like landscape, with many finding the views and peaceful atmosphere worth the visit. However, some recent visitors report that access to walk within the dunes has been blocked by fences and police, limiting exploration to viewpoints.

✅ Link copied!
Address
Maspalomas Beach, 35100 Maspalomas
💰
Price Range
$

Hotels near Playa del Inglés Gay Beach & Dunes

via Stay22
Hotels near Playa del Inglés Gay Beach & Dunes
Loading map…

About this place Playa del Inglés Gay Beach & Dunes

Maspalomas’ gay beach, anchored by Kiosk 7, is a nudist strip that stays busy in winter when northern Europeans chase the sun. The sand runs from Playa del Inglés toward the Maspalomas dunes, a protected nature reserve that keeps the area feeling wild rather than polished. Because Gran Canaria stays warm year‑round, the beach never really shuts down, but the winter months bring the most bodies. You can cross the dunes on foot in about 20‑30 minutes; the sand gives way under each step, so pace yourself. Walking along the shoreline is an alternative if you prefer a flatter route. Bring water and sunscreen—there’s no shade, and the sun can be relentless even in December. The scene is mostly male and nudist; some visitors use the dunes for cruising, so stick to the marked paths, pack out any trash, and don’t leave valuables in the sand.

Features

Gay Gay (mostly men) Mixed LGBTQ+ Day venue Evening venue Year-round Nudist allowed Cruising area Beach bar Secluded Very popular / crowded Outdoor Beach Active daytime Active nighttime

Insider Tips

Community Reviews

Write a Review

GayOut Community

F
Faye van Genderen
Jun 2026
★★★★★

Beautiful view, but everything was closed off. The path you see in multiple photos in the reviews was also blocked by a fence, and several police officers were holding you back. So, you couldn't walk in the dunes themselves.

F
Fitor Abazi
Jun 2026
★★★★★

Wonderful place, I can not explain You must visit it ☀️

D
Detlef Loers
Jun 2026
★★★★★

Awful. If you're into nudism, this is the place for you. But oh well. You don't have the option of coming here. You see a lot of things you'd rather not see. Besides, the sun loungers and umbrellas are worn out, and there are lots of stones in the water. We jumped in briefly and then quickly left again. The water itself, however, was great.

A
aleixma c.s
Jun 2026
★★★★★

The sunset was really cool and amazing

E
Elisabet García
Jun 2026
★★★★★

Since last year they have been inaccessible, only from the viewpoint

Write a Review

20 reviews so far — add yours

Last updated on 5 November 2026

Stay in the Loop

Get the latest LGBTQ+ events and venue openings in your inbox.

Enter your email to receive Pride event updates and new-venue alerts.

Already a subscriber? Unsubscribe

Your privacy choices. We use cookies to run GayOut and, with your consent, measure usage. Learn more