Villa Waiola | 3-Bedroom Villa in Maspalomas Gran Canaria

Maspalomas attracts visitors seeking Mediterranean warmth and championship golf, yet few discover accommodation that truly captures both worlds. Villa Waiola sits within the Salobre Golf Resort, where two eighteen-hole courses share the same prestigious grounds—the only resort of its kind across the Canary Islands. This three-bedroom villa sleeps six guests and offers the rare combination of golfer’s paradise location with family-friendly infrastructure, positioned just ten minutes from Maspalomas town centre.

Inside Villa Waiola

Villa Waiola sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, all situated on one continuous ground floor level. This single-storey configuration eliminates stairs entirely—a practical consideration for elderly relatives or young children navigating unfamiliar homes.

The master bedroom features a king-size bed with direct patio access overlooking the pool terrace. An ensuite bathroom provides shower facilities, dual sinks, bidet, and heated towel rails. Wall-mounted television and split air-conditioning ensure personalised comfort. Two additional bedrooms contain twin single beds each, with individual climate control and satellite TV access. Both connect to the property’s second full bathroom, fitted with bath, handheld shower head, sink, bidet, and WC.

The kitchen operates as the functional heart of the property—stainless steel appliances include a ceramic hob, conventional oven, integrated dishwasher, and full-size fridge-freezer. A coffee machine sits ready for morning rituals. Preparation space stretches across substantial countertops, while storage accommodates ingredients for evening entertaining. Patio doors connect the cooking area directly to covered outdoor dining.

A lounge space anchors the social core, furnished with cream sofas positioned toward a flat-screen satellite television with DVD player. An iPod dock connects to the audio system. Air-conditioning maintains comfortable temperature throughout. Wooden flooring and exposed ceiling beams establish a contemporary Mediterranean aesthetic, while neutral wall tones allow featured artwork and coloured soft furnishings to command visual attention. Large windows and glass walls flood interior spaces with natural light, creating the sensation of borderless space between inside and outside living areas.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The property’s exterior commands equal attention to its interiors. A private infinity pool dominates the landscaped grounds, with water-level design that appears to merge with distant golf course vistas. Adjacent to this sits a dedicated shallow children’s pool—a genuine safety feature rather than decorative afterthought. Both pools benefit from heating systems, extending usable swimming months beyond peak summer.

A covered terrace spans the full width of the villa’s front elevation, furnished with lounge seating for post-dinner drinks and conversation. This shaded area captures afternoon breezes while remaining protected from midday intensity. The barbecue station adjoins the terrace, equipped for grilling fresh fish sourced from Maspalomas markets or entertaining larger guest groups.

Landscaped garden areas provide multiple sun lounger positions across terraced levels. Strategic placement captures morning light on one side, afternoon shade on another—allowing guests to follow comfortable temperature zones throughout the day. Garden furniture remains permanently stationed. Private parking accommodates multiple vehicles directly adjacent to the property entrance.

Views extend across manicured fairways toward the Atlantic horizon. The elevation provides constant visual access to golf course activity without intrusive noise—you observe the game from privileged distance.

Location: Maspalomas and the Surrounding Area

Maspalomas anchors Gran Canaria’s southern coast and represents the island’s premier resort destination. The town itself stretches 4km along the Atlantic shoreline, with the Maspalomas Dunes—a protected 1,000-acre nature reserve of coastal sand formations—dominating the immediate landscape. These aren’t compact beach dunes; they constitute a geological feature requiring exploration on foot or, more memorably, via camel safari through shifting sands toward the lagoon and working lighthouse at the reserve’s heart.

The Maspalomas Botanical Garden sits adjacent to the golf resort, offering curated collections of native cacti and flowering species. This functions as essential cultural stop during tournament breaks or leisure afternoons—the photo-worthy setting preceded by lunch reservations.

Meloneras, positioned 3km north along the coastline, evolved as Maspalomas’s upmarket sibling. Paseo de Meloneras promenade stretches 1.2km of seafront restaurants, tapas bars, and cocktail lounges. Speciality seafood preparation dominates the dining scene—pulpo (octopus), gambas (prawns), and grilled calamar represent local culinary signatures, often accompanied by potato foam or saffron-infused risotto. Paella and conventional tapas menus cater to less adventurous palates.

Boulevard Faro shopping precinct provides luxury retail, stocking La Perla, Burberry, and Tommy Hilfiger among established European labels. Nearby Bellavista Shopping Centre and El Varadero Shopping Centre offer broader commercial offerings, interspersed with cafes and secondary dining options for shopping breaks.

Weekly and Saturday markets feature fresh produce vendors, textile stalls, and native aloe vera skincare products—the plant flourishes across Gran Canaria’s volcanic terrain. Supermarket facilities, including conventional Spanish chains, operate within 2km of Villa Waiola.

Las Palmas Airport (Gran Canaria International) sits 50km north, approximately 60-90 minutes by car depending on traffic through the capital. This primary hub accommodates international carriers and charter services. Secondary flights operate through Tenerife Sur International (180km away), which serves as viable alternative depending on specific airline routing.

Seasonal visiting patterns follow predictable patterns across southern Gran Canaria. November through March delivers consistent 18-22°C daytime temperatures with minimal rainfall—ideal for outdoor recreation and golf competition. April and May bring warming to 24-26°C with occasional spring winds. June through September experience peak heat (28-32°C) with tourist masses and occasional water restrictions during dry summers. October sees gradual cooling with return to pleasant conditions. Christmas holidays and Easter weeks generate elevated accommodation pricing and competitive tee times across both Salobre courses.

For destination context, explore our luxury villas in Europe and our full collection of Spanish properties. Read our comprehensive Gran Canaria travel guide for broader island discovery beyond Maspalomas boundaries.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family groups find Villa Waiola particularly functional. The ground-floor layout accommodates elderly grandparents without stair navigation. Three separate bedrooms allow children and adults private sleeping spaces while shared living areas encourage group interaction. The heated pool and children’s shallow pool create safe recreation zones for varying ages simultaneously.

Golf enthusiast groups—particularly foursomes or extended tournaments—benefit from on-resort location eliminating commute friction. Players depart directly for tee times; non-golfers enjoy amenities during competitions. Villa accommodation costs typically undercut standard hotel rooms for equivalent group sizes.

Couples seeking active holidays rather than passive lounging appreciate proximity to both golf and Maspalomas attractions. The heated pool enables romantic evening swims. The covered terrace suits intimate dinners prepared in the villa kitchen or delivered from surrounding restaurants.

Extended friends seeking shared vacation costs prefer villa rental over multiple hotel rooms. Communal kitchen facilities encourage group meal preparation, reducing dining expenses versus restaurant-only approaches. The generous living space accommodates six people without forced proximity.

Families with young children value the dedicated children’s pool, cot and highchair provision, and enclosed gardens providing contained outdoor play space. Ground-floor bedrooms allow younger children independent sleeping while parents remain within immediate proximity.

Practical Information

Villa Waiola accommodates maximum 6 guests: 1 double bedroom, 2 twin bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms. The property operates year-round with flexible check-in arrangements subject to availability and advance coordination.

Nearest airport: Gran Canaria International Airport, 50km north, approximately 75-90 minutes by standard car transfer. Private car hire from airport rental facilities offers flexibility for exploring beyond resort boundaries.

Nearest supermarket: Multiple options within 2km radius, including Spanish chains offering fresh produce, wine, and prepared foods. Markets operate Saturdays and select weekdays in Maspalomas town centre, 10 minutes by car.

Included in rental: Wi-Fi broadband internet access, air-conditioning throughout, heating systems, pool heating, bed linens and towels, basic cleaning (end-of-stay deep clean available for supplementary fee), cot and highchair provision, washing machine access, and private parking. Utilities (water, electricity, gas) form included service charges.

Optional services: Wine tastings through Salobre Golf Resort sommelier partnerships, golf tee time booking assistance, private chef service, extended housekeeping frequency, vehicle rental coordination.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Waiola

How many guests does Villa Waiola sleep?

Villa Waiola accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms: one king-size double bed in the master bedroom with ensuite bathroom, and two twin single bed rooms sharing the secondary full bathroom. No sofa beds or roll-away mattresses supplement the declared capacity. Additional infant provisions include cot and highchair.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Waiola in Maspalomas?

Gran Canaria International Airport (also designated Las Palmas Airport) operates 50km north of Villa Waiola, approximately 75-90 minutes by standard car transfer depending on Santa Catarina motorway traffic through Las Palmas suburbs. Direct shuttle services operate from the airport to Maspalomas resort area. Tenerife Sur International Airport sits 180km west as secondary option, primarily serviced by European charter carriers and some international flights.

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

November through March delivers optimal conditions: consistent 18-22°C temperatures, minimal rainfall, excellent golf course condition, and reduced tourist congestion versus summer months. April and May provide pleasant warming (24-26°C) with occasional Atlantic winds. June through September experience peak heat (28-32°C) with tourist density and occasional summer water restrictions. October marks the transition month with cooling trends. Christmas holidays and Easter school breaks generate premium pricing and competitive golf tee time availability.

Is Villa Waiola suitable for families with children?

Villa Waiola specifically addresses family requirements. The ground-floor layout eliminates stair hazards. Dedicated heated children’s pool provides shallow water recreation separate from the main infinity pool. Cot and highchair provision accommodates infants. Nearby Maspalomas Dunes offer family-appropriate camel safaris and lagoon exploration. Playa del Inglés beach sits 5km away with supervised lifeguard zones. Golf resort amenities include family-friendly restaurants and recreational facilities. Air-conditioning and pool heating extend usable vacation season beyond peak summer months when heat limits young children’s outdoor comfort.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Waiola?

Rental pricing incorporates: unrestricted Wi-Fi broadband internet, individual air-conditioning throughout all rooms, heating systems for winter months, private pool and children’s pool heating, all linens and towels, basic end-of-stay cleaning service, washing machine use, cot and highchair provision, and private parking. Utilities (water, electricity, gas) are included within the rental price. Standard housekeeping occurs once during the stay; additional cleaning frequencies are available at supplementary cost. Utilities are not separate charges.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Waiola?

Maspalomas town centre (10-minute drive) features concentrated seafood-focused restaurants along the beachfront promenade. Meloneras (3km north) operates 1.2km of continuous Paseo de Meloneras dining venues specialising in gambas, pulpo, paella, and international cuisine. Boulevard Faro provides luxury retail (Burberry, La Perla, Tommy Hilfiger) 8km away. Bellavista and El Varadero shopping centres offer broader commercial selection. Multiple supermarkets operate within 2km, including Spanish chains and markets in Maspalomas town centre (Saturday and weekday schedules). Aloe vera skincare products and local crafts dominate weekend market stalls reflecting Gran Canaria’s botanical heritage.