Thursday, 14 September 2017 11:25

12 Photos That Will Make You Want To Visit Gran Canaria This Winter

Amadores beach in Gran Canaria in December Amadores beach in Gran Canaria in December photosgrancanaria.com

Summer is drawing to a close where you live so it's time for a reminder about why you have to get planning for your winter sunshine break in Gran Canaria. Here's 12 photos, all taken in the depths of Gran Canaria's 'winter' season.

Winter 12 1

In winter in Gran Canaria, the trees all keep their leaves

Winter 12 2

And the flowers don't stop blooming

Winter 12 3

There's no need to move all the tables indoors

Winter 12 4

And colour doesn't just disappear

Winter 12 5

The average sky is just a boring blue colour

Winter 12 8

And the pirate ship keeps sailing

Winter 12 9

You can climb a dune

Winter 12 11

Or catch a wave (without a drysuit)

Winter 12 7

The roads are ice free 

Winter 12 10

And the sand is warm

Winter 10

So, when are you coming?

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