Club Monte Anfi

The resort and its setting

Club Monte Anfi is part of the Anfi Group's cluster of resorts at Anfi del Mar, on Gran Canaria's southwest coast at Barranco de la Verga. It's a low-rise, apartment-style timeshare resort, built on the hillside above the Anfi beach and marina area, with a layout typical of the brand's self-catering apartments. Guests consistently rate it highly, with 955 Google reviews averaging 4.7 out of 5 — a strong signal for anyone weighing up whether to buy or rent out a week here.

The area and things to do

Gran Canaria's south and southwest coast is one of the Canary Islands' best-known holiday areas, built around steady year-round sunshine and dependable sea temperatures. Anfi del Mar itself has a sheltered beach and marina right below the resort cluster, and the wider Mogán and Puerto Rico stretch of coastline is a short drive away, with more beaches, harbourfront restaurants and boat trips out to sea. Inland, the island's volcanic mountains and the Roque Nublo area offer a completely different side of Gran Canaria — cooler air, hiking trails and long views down to the coast. Golf is a strong draw too, with courses associated with the Anfi Group nearby, which is part of why this stretch of coast attracts repeat visitors and long-term timeshare owners alike.

Selling or renting a week here

If you own a week at Club Monte Anfi and want to sell, BidMyTimeshare.com lets you list it as a private resale: you set your own asking price, buyers contact you directly through the platform, and we charge a small one-time listing fee with 0% commission on the sale — unlike agency-led resale channels.

Before you price your week, it's worth understanding how Anfi's own resale rules work, since they affect both sellers and buyers:

- **Transfer fee**: Anfi charges a transfer fee of €700 on resales, usually split 50/50 between buyer and seller. This has reportedly been in place since September 2011, according to an independent Anfi owners' club. - **Right of first refusal**: Under the Club Gran Anfi rules (2008 edition), once a seller gives notice of the agreed price, buyer and terms, Anfi Sales has 15 days in which it can choose to buy the week itself on those same terms before the resale to a third party goes ahead. - **What a private resale buyer does NOT get**: According to Anfi's own resale comparison page, a week bought privately does not come with Anfi Vacation Club membership, Club or RCI exchange rights, or access to the rental programme. Buyers should go into a private resale with this clearly understood. - **Exchange network**: Owners who do hold full Anfi Vacation Club membership can exchange through RCI; this does not automatically carry over to a private resale purchase, as noted above. - **Typical transfer time**: Anfi has not published a standard timeframe for completing a transfer, so sellers and buyers should agree realistic expectations directly with each other and factor in the 15-day right-of-first-refusal window.

Owners on our marketplace have reported annual maintenance fees at Club Monte Anfi in the region of USD 555–585, which is useful context for both pricing a resale and for renters comparing costs against a straight rental.

Practical notes for buyers and renters

Renters at Club Monte Anfi are typically looking for the same things as any Gran Canaria holidaymaker: proximity to the beach and marina at Anfi del Mar, reliable self-catering accommodation, and easy access to golf and the wider Mogán coastline. If you're renting rather than buying, confirm directly with the current owner what's included in your stay, since private rentals through an owner won't carry Anfi Vacation Club benefits. If you're buying a resale week, always ask the seller for the current annual maintenance fee and clarify who will cover the transfer fee split before agreeing a price.