Club Puerto Anfi

The Resort and Its Setting

Club Puerto Anfi is one of the timeshare properties within the wider Anfi del Mar complex, developed by Anfi Group on Gran Canaria's south coast. The address, Barranco de la Verga, places it right along the stretch of coastline that made this part of the island a fixture of Canarian holiday life. With a 4.8-star rating from 359 Google reviews, it's clearly well regarded by the guests who've actually stayed there. As an established resort within a long-running group, it fits the pattern of other Anfi properties: apartment-style accommodation built around a fixed-week timeshare structure, aimed at returning owners and holidaymakers rather than one-off hotel guests.

Gran Canaria and the Local Area

Gran Canaria has long been one of the Canary Islands' most visited destinations, prized for its year-round mild climate and volcanic landscape that shifts from coastal dunes to pine forest in a short drive. The south of the island, where Anfi del Mar is located, is the tourism hub, with Puerto Rico and Puerto de Mogán close by and Maspalomas and its famous dunes a little further along the coast. Days here tend to revolve around the sea, with boat trips, water sports and simply enjoying the mild Atlantic weather on offer, while the island's interior rewards anyone who takes a day to drive up into the mountains around Roque Nublo. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the island's capital, lies at the other end of the island and makes for a worthwhile day out for its old town, beach promenade and city life.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you own a week at Club Puerto Anfi and no longer use it, BidMyTimeshare.com lets you list it directly as a private, owner-to-owner resale. You set your own asking price, interested buyers contact you through the platform, and there's no commission on the sale — you pay a single, one-time listing fee to advertise. The same applies if you'd rather rent your week out for a season instead of selling outright.

Before listing, it's worth understanding how a transfer actually works at Anfi. According to Anfi Group, transferring a membership carries a €700 transfer fee, usually split 50/50 between buyer and seller. The resort's rules also give Anfi itself a right of first refusal: under the Club Gran Anfi regulations (2008 edition), once a seller notifies the company of the agreed price, buyer and terms, Anfi Sales has 15 days in which it can choose to buy the week on those same terms before the sale to the private buyer can go ahead. Anfi hasn't published a standard timeframe for how long a transfer takes to complete, so it's sensible to build some flexibility into your plans around this.

It's also important for buyers to know what they are and aren't getting. According to Anfi's own resale information, a membership bought privately through a resale does not include Anfi Vacation Club membership, Club or RCI week exchanges, or access to the rental programme. If exchange flexibility through RCI matters to you, factor that into your offer — a resale week here is sold on different terms to a direct purchase from the developer.

Practical Notes for Owners and Buyers

Anyone selling should have their membership documents, week/unit details and the current annual maintenance fee figure to hand, as buyers will ask. Anyone buying should confirm the transfer fee split, check whether Anfi's right of first refusal has been cleared, and ask directly what the week does and doesn't include before agreeing a price — particularly around exchange access through RCI, since this is treated differently for resale buyers.