Villa Sisao | 4-Bedroom Villa in Paseo Charca de Maspalomas San Bartol

The Atlantic breeze carries the scent of salt and sun across Paseo Charca de Maspalomas, where Villa Sisao commands an enviable position steps from the shoreline. This four-bedroom luxury villa rental in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, accommodates eight guests in contemporary comfort while maintaining direct access to some of Spain’s most coveted coastal real estate. The property spans across two levels of thoughtfully planned living space, designed for families and groups who expect both privacy and seamless shared experiences.

Inside Villa Sisao

Villa Sisao sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, each bedroom featuring its own ensuite. The ground floor hosts an intimate living room centred around a flatscreen television, paired with a fully equipped kitchen featuring a breakfast bar and seating for three. Here, the first bedroom—appointed with a double bed and private bathroom—provides discreet accommodation for guests who prefer lower-level access.

Ascend to the first floor where the layout opens dramatically. An expansive open-plan living and dining area flows directly onto a furnished terrace, capturing southern light throughout the day. This level contains a state-of-the-art kitchen with a central island and direct terrace access—the kind of culinary space that transforms meal preparation into an event rather than a chore. Three additional bedrooms occupy the upper storey: one with a double bed and terrace access, two others configured with convertible double beds that can be separated into singles, each with private bathrooms. All four bedrooms feature independent climate control, ensuring each guest maintains personal comfort regardless of the season or occupancy level.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The private swimming pool measures 4.30 by 3.3 metres with a working depth of 1.20 metres—substantial enough for genuine laps, shallow enough for children to wade safely. Heated functionality extends the swimming season beyond summer months, and Roman-style entry steps provide graceful access. The pool anchors a landscaped garden that flows naturally towards the property’s multiple terraces.

Two distinct outdoor entertainment zones serve different purposes. The first-floor terrace functions as an extension of the living space, furnished for conversation and relaxation, with unobstructed views towards the ocean horizon. The ground-floor dining terrace includes a permanent barbecue installation and lounge furniture, ideal for alfresco meals where eight guests can gather comfortably. Sun loungers positioned throughout the gardens capture morning and afternoon light strategically. A secure garage accommodates four vehicles, essential for guests planning to explore the wider island.

The property’s most distinctive feature may be its proximity to the promenade: a private door from the terrace leads directly onto the public walkway, eliminating any sense of separation from the beach while maintaining absolute privacy within the villa’s boundaries.

Location: Paseo Charca de Maspalomas and the Surrounding Area

Maspalomas occupies the southern tip of Gran Canaria, a location that combines natural drama with sophisticated infrastructure. Paseo Charca de Maspalomas itself forms part of Meloneras, an upscale promenade development where international visitors mingle with Spanish holidaymakers. The address places you within walking distance of Playa de Meloneras—a sheltered 800-metre beach with lifeguard service and chiringuito bars serving fresh fish and cold drinks. The iconic Maspalomas sand dunes stretch inland from the shoreline, a 600-hectare natural reserve where golden dunes roll toward the interior like an African landscape transplanted to Spanish soil; walking trails penetrate this landscape daily from dawn onwards.

Casino de Meloneras sits 800 metres north along the promenade, a glamorous evening destination featuring table games, restaurants, and live entertainment. The Maspalomas Lighthouse (Faro de Maspalomas), constructed in 1889, stands at the peninsula’s southern point—a 20-minute coastal walk offering panoramic views and photographic opportunities. For provisions, Carrefour Express and local supermarkets occupy the Meloneras development itself, within 400 metres. Fine dining options cluster nearby: Casa Arepas serves Venezuelan specialities, Terraza Natural offers Mediterranean vegetables and fish, and several Italian establishments cater to those seeking familiar cuisines. The area supports dozens of shops spanning fashion boutiques (Lacoste, Tommy Hilfiger) and jewellery retailers (Rolex, Cartier outlets occupy premium positions).

Playa del Inglés, 2km north, represents the island’s most developed resort area with additional restaurants, nightlife, and family attractions including water parks. San Bartolomé de Tirajana, the municipality that administers this zone, extends inland to traditional villages like Santa Lucia (18km) and Tejeda (35km), where Canarian rural culture persists in architecture and food. The island’s interior mountains—particularly around Tejeda and Vega de San Mateo—offer hiking through pine forests and volcanic landscapes.

For airport transfers, Gran Canaria International Airport (GCI) lies 30km south, approximately 35-40 minutes by car depending on traffic patterns. To explore the full range of luxury accommodations across the region, visit our collection of Spanish villas or browse our complete selection in San Bartolomé de Tirajana. For destination planning and seasonal insights, consult our comprehensive Gran Canaria travel guide.

Seasonal patterns: November through April delivers mild temperatures (18-22°C daytime, 14-16°C evening) with occasional rain, yet remains vastly warmer than northern Europe. May through October brings reliably sunny conditions and temperatures climbing to 28-30°C. The Saharan wind phenomenon (Calima) occasionally arrives March through June, creating hazy conditions but not typically preventing activities. European school holidays (Easter, summer break, Christmas) see elevated occupancy and prices; shoulder seasons (May, September, October) offer balance between weather reliability and peaceful conditions.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families spanning three generations find Villa Sisao particularly functional: grandparents benefit from ground-floor accessibility, parents appreciate the separate kitchens and living spaces allowing simultaneous meal preparation and children’s entertainment, teenagers claim upper-floor autonomy. The 4-4 bedroom-bathroom configuration eliminates sharing disputes entirely.

Professional groups and corporate retreats appreciate the two living spaces and dual kitchens, which facilitate both collective dinners and flexible breakout sessions. The heated pool and barbecue facilities support team-building activities without requiring external venues.

Couples seeking luxury with accessibility discover that the villa’s beachfront position and restaurant-within-walking-distance location remove the necessity for daily car use, while the private pool provides intimate relaxation spaces. The heated functionality permits year-round use regardless of external temperatures.

Families with young children benefit from the pool’s shallow depth, direct beach access via the promenade for supervised swimming lessons, and nearby family-friendly attractions including Maspalomas Aquapark (4km) and the protected sand dunes for afternoon exploration.

Practical Information

Villa Sisao accommodates 8 guests maximum across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. High-speed Wi-Fi serves all levels, enabling remote workers to maintain connectivity. Air conditioning systems function independently in each bedroom, allowing personalized climate control. The heated swimming pool extends usability through autumn and winter months, with temperature regulation managed by the property management team.

Linens, towels, and basic cleaning supplies are provided. The pool heating system, satellite/cable television, and all kitchen appliances (including dishwasher) function without additional charges. A cot and highchair are available upon request and advance notice. Iron and ironing board facilities support guests managing formalwear.

Gran Canaria International Airport (Aeropuerto de Gran Canaria, airport code GCI) represents the primary arrival point, located 30km away with typical transfer time of 35-40 minutes depending on traffic and time of day. Supermarket shopping can occur within the Meloneras development (400 metres), with larger retailers at Playa del Inglés (2km). Check-in flexibility depends on the specific booking terms; standard check-in typically occurs from 16:00 hours with checkout at 11:00 hours, though advance arrangements may permit variations.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Sisao

How many guests does Villa Sisao sleep?

Villa Sisao accommodates 8 guests maximum, distributed across 4 bedrooms. The ground floor contains one double bedroom, while the first floor features three bedrooms: one double bed with terrace access, and two rooms configured with convertible double beds that separate into singles. All bedrooms include private ensuite bathrooms. The dual living areas can accommodate additional sleeping arrangements through sofas if required, though the villa is designed for eight as a comfortable maximum.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Sisao in Paseo Charca de Maspalomas?

Gran Canaria International Airport (GCI) serves as the primary arrival point, situated 30 kilometres south of Paseo Charca de Maspalomas. Transfer time by private car or taxi typically ranges between 35-40 minutes, depending on traffic conditions and the specific time of day. The motorway connection (Autopista del Sur) provides direct access, and numerous ground transportation services operate from the terminal, offering flexibility for guest preferences regarding travel arrangements.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Sisao?

Gran Canaria’s subtropical climate permits enjoyable visits year-round, though distinct advantages characterize different seasons. November through April delivers comfortable temperatures (18-22°C daily, cooler evenings) with occasional rainfall, making it ideal for guests escaping harsh northern winters while avoiding peak summer heat. May through October provides consistently sunny conditions with temperatures climbing to 28-30°C, preferred by sun-maximizers but busier and warmer than shoulder seasons. May and September-October offer a practical balance: reliable weather, reasonable temperatures, and fewer competing visitors than summer months. The Calima wind phenomenon may occur March through June, occasionally creating hazy conditions, though it rarely prevents outdoor activities. Avoid July-August if you prefer fewer crowds and more manageable temperatures, as European school holidays drive peak occupancy across the island.

Is Villa Sisao suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes several family-specific features: a heated private pool with shallow depth (1.20 metres) and Roman-style entry steps suitable for younger swimmers; direct promenade access to Playa de Meloneras, a supervised family beach 800 metres away; a cot and highchair available upon advance request; climate-controlled bedrooms allowing flexible sleep schedules; and proximity to family attractions including Maspalomas Aquapark (4km north) and the sand dunes exploration area. The ground-floor bedroom and bathroom provide accessibility advantages for parents with very young children. The barbecue terrace allows flexible meal timing without depending on external restaurants. However, the private pool lacks formal lifeguard coverage, requiring parental supervision—standard for European villa rentals. Families should confirm safety railings and child safety features directly with property management prior to booking if this concerns them.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Sisao?

The rental includes high-speed Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the property; air conditioning in all bedrooms; heating for the private swimming pool; satellite and cable television with flatscreen sets in living areas; all kitchen appliances including dishwashers in both kitchens; linens and towels; basic cleaning supplies and maintenance; and parking within the secure garage. Additional charges typically apply for optional services such as extra cleaning sessions, cot and highchair rental, or specialized laundry services. Gas and electricity for heating and appliances are included. Departure cleaning varies by booking terms; clarify these details directly with the reservation team before finalizing arrangements.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Sisao?

Villa Sisao’s location on Paseo Charca de Maspalomas places it within the Meloneras promenade development, where dining and shopping concentrate densely. Casa Arepas (650 metres) specializes in Venezuelan cuisine; Terraza Natural (600 metres) features Mediterranean seafood and vegetables; several Italian restaurants operate within the immediate vicinity. The promenade itself supports dozens of shops including international fashion brands (Lacoste, Tommy Hilfiger, Armani Exchange) and jewellery outlets (Rolex, Cartier). Carrefour Express supermarket and local grocers occupy the Meloneras complex within 400 metres. Playa del Inglés, 2km north, extends shopping and dining options dramatically, with hypermarkets, specialty shops, and additional restaurants serving every cuisine preference. The Casino de Meloneras (800 metres) combines entertainment with restaurant facilities. For locals’ food experiences, the Saturday morning market at San Bartolomé de Tirajana town (18km) showcases Canarian produce and traditional prepared foods.

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