Anfi Beach Club

The resort and its setting

Anfi Beach Club is one of the original properties in the Anfi del Mar complex, built into the hillside above Anfi's private beach in the south of Gran Canaria. Google reviewers rate it 4.8 out of 5 from over 900 reviews, and the general picture is of simple, unfussy accommodation rather than anything flashy — an outdoor pool, direct beach access and gardens are the headline features, which suits owners who want a straightforward week by the sea rather than a resort full of extras. It's part of the wider Anfi Group portfolio, so facilities and upkeep benefit from being managed alongside the rest of the Anfi del Mar estate.

The area and things to do

This stretch of southern Gran Canaria, around Barranco de la Verga, is well placed for exploring the island's better-known resort towns without being in the thick of them. Puerto Rico and Puerto de Mogán are both a short drive down the coast, each with its own harbour, promenade and small-boat trips out to see dolphins. Inland, the Gran Canaria countryside rises quickly into dramatic ravines and mountain villages, a contrast to the beach-and-marina scene on the coast. The island's year-round mild climate is the main draw for most owners and renters, and it's why weeks here tend to hold interest across several months of the year rather than just a short peak season.

Selling or renting a week here

If you own a week at Anfi Beach Club and are thinking of moving it on, BidMyTimeshare.com lists it as a private, owner-to-owner resale or rental. You set your own asking price, write the listing, and interested buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform — there's a one-time listing fee to post the ad and no commission taken on the sale.

Before you list, it's worth knowing how a transfer at Anfi actually works, because it isn't the same as selling an ordinary property. According to Anfi, a transfer fee of €700 applies, and this is usually split 50/50 between buyer and seller. The 2008 Club Gran Anfi rules also give Anfi Sales a right of first refusal: once you've given notice of the agreed price, buyer and terms, Anfi has 15 days in which it can choose to buy the week itself on those same terms before the private sale can go ahead. Anfi hasn't published a typical timeframe for completing a transfer once that window has passed, so it's sensible to build some flexibility into your own timeline when agreeing a sale.

Buyers should also understand what they are — and aren't — getting with a privately resold week. Anfi's own resale information makes clear that a week bought on the private market does not come with Anfi Vacation Club membership, and doesn't carry access to Club or RCI exchanges or Anfi's rental programme. What you are buying is the week itself, usable or rentable on its own terms, rather than a route into Anfi's wider membership benefits. Renters, by contrast, don't need to worry about any of this — they're simply booking the accommodation for the dates on offer, usually drawn to Anfi Beach Club for the beach access and the reliable Gran Canaria climate.

Practical notes

Anfi Beach Club is at Barranco de la Verga, 35129 Las Palmas, within the Anfi del Mar complex on Gran Canaria's southern coast. Anyone planning to view a week, or to rent one, will typically fly into Gran Canaria's airport and drive south along the coastal road — hiring a car is the easiest way to reach Anfi and to get out to Puerto de Mogán or Puerto Rico during the stay. Sellers should have their week's documentation, annual fee statements and proof of ownership ready before listing, since buyers will want to see these before agreeing a price.