Gran Canaria, Canary Islands
Choose from local SIM cards or convenient eSIM options for seamless data access.
Reliable Wi-Fi is common in accommodations and many local establishments.
Send postcards or mail using the national postal service.
While Spanish is the official language, English is prevalent in tourist areas.
Using a local SIM or eSIM from providers like Airalo brings reliable internet access throughout your stay. EU citizens find "Roam Like at Home" on their plans.
Local operating hours can differ from some expectations. Plan your activities accordingly.
Generally 9:30 AM/10:00 AM - 1:30 PM/2:00 PM, then 4:30 PM/5:00 PM - 8:00 PM/9:00 PM.
Lunch from 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM/4:00 PM. Dinner from 6:00 PM/7:00 PM onwards.
Banks typically 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM (weekdays). Bars open until midnight or later.
ATMs are widely available, accepting international cards.
These days can change operating hours for services.
Gran Canaria typically enjoys year-round tourism. Widespread seasonal closures are rare. Some smaller, family-run businesses might close for a brief period in the quieter months (e.g., late May or early November) for vacation or renovation.
Engage respectfully with local culture and traditions to enrich your visit.
A simple greeting goes a long way with locals.
Understand local customs for meals and showing appreciation.
Be mindful of privacy and local norms when taking photos.
Embracing local customs and showing courtesy contribute to a more enriching experience for all. A simple "Gracias" (thank you) always brings positive interaction.
Puerto de Mogán aims for welcoming access for travelers with mobility considerations.
The marina and promenade generally offer smooth passage.
Specific services and transport options are available.
Specialized services can be limited, but some options exist.
Direct inquiries ensure the most accurate accessibility details.
