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Overview of Playa Del Cura

Playa del Cura means the "Priest's Beach". Lying west of Puerto Rico on the southwest coast of Gran Canaria, it's a small resort built on the sides of the cliffs that line the coast.

Popular with families, Playa del Cura is quiet and laidback with a small selection of shops and bars. A good transport network of buses and taxis means that the bigger, livelier resorts are easily accessible however.

There are two small beaches, Cura and Tauro, with dark sands and pebbles. The popular Amadores beach is nearby.

Travellers taking flights to Playa del Cura land at the airport in Las Palmas, about an hour by car from the resort.

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Useful information about Playa Del Cura

A short distance from the coast of Africa, the Canary Islands are an excellent choice for a beach holiday in the sun
Beaches are abundant, from larger resorts such as Lanzarote’s Puerto del Carmen to Fuerteventura’s tranquil Costa Calma
Canary Island water-sport opportunities include windsurfing, sailing, surfing, fishing, jet skiing and water-skiing
Despite being part of the European Union, the Canary Islands enjoy duty free shopping for EU travellers
National parks in Lanzarote, Tenerife, La Palma and La Gomera make the Canaries excellent nature lovers destinations
Nightlife thrives on Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Tenerife in particular, with many bars, pubs and clubs available
Sample Canarian cuisine such as potato dish papas arrugadas and local wine at charming restaurants, bars and taps bars
Scuba divers are sure to enjoy the Canaries’ fine selection of cave, tunnel and wreck dive sites and marine life
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