
Are you ready for a sun-soaked adventure that starts with "Hola" and ends with "Adiós"? Look no further than Gran Canaria for 2025 and 2026! If you're seeking an all inclusive holiday that's equal parts relaxation and exploration, this Spanish treasure in the Canary Islands is the place to be. In this guide, we're spilling the beans on everything you need to know, from getting there and getting around, to the best destinations and activities that'll make your all inclusive holiday to Gran Canaria unforgettable. So, grab your sun hat and let's dive in!

Like much of Spain, getting to Gran Canaria from the UK is a piece of cake. Direct flights from major airports across the UK land at Gran Canaria Airport, airlines like Jet2, Ryanair and easyJet offer year round flights from cities like Belfast, Edinburgh and Liverpool. So, say goodbye to tedious stopovers and hello to paradise!
All the big tour operators offer all inclusive packages to Gran Canaria, including loveholidays, easyJet Holidays and On The Beach. You'll also find that ABTA and ATOL protected companies TUI and Jet2holidays, usually include airport transfers and a piece of check-in luggage within the cost of your holiday. Plus there are some fantastic savings to be had when you book your flight and hotel together, providing very good value for money, like free child places.
Once you're on the island, the fun doesn't stop. Getting around Gran Canaria is a breeze. One of the best ways to get from the airport to your hotel is by a coach transfer. This isn't always included in an all inclusive so check to see if you need to add it in when you book. An inclusive deal covers not just accommodation and flights but also meals and drinks, and sometimes even airport transfers and check-in luggage.
The island boasts an efficient public transportation system with buses running regularly to popular tourist spots. Taxis are also readily available and can take you from your resort to those hidden gems.
Feeling like a true explorer? Renting a car is a fantastic option. The roads are well-maintained, and the island is compact, so you can zip from pristine beaches to mountain hikes with ease. You can usually pick up a hire car locally too.