Cordial Mogán Playa

The resort and its setting

Cordial Mogán Playa is a lively hotel-style resort in Lomo Quiebre, on the edge of Puerto de Mogán, one of Gran Canaria's most recognisable harbour towns thanks to its canals and bougainvillea-draped bridges. The resort offers relaxed guest quarters, two restaurants, a choice of pools, a spa and even on-site scuba diving — a useful detail for owners who dive themselves, or who want to mention it to prospective renters. Guests consistently rate it highly, with 4.6 out of 5 across more than 4,700 Google reviews, suggesting a resort that's well maintained and popular with repeat visitors.

The address — Avenida de Los Marrero, 2, Puerto de Mogán — places it within easy reach of the harbour itself, making it a practical option for anyone who wants to stay close to the water without being in the thick of a busier resort strip.

The area and things to do

Puerto de Mogán is often nicknamed "Little Venice" for its network of small canals and footbridges, and it has a genuinely different, quieter feel from the bigger resort towns further east along the Gran Canaria coast. The harbour hosts a Friday market and a steady flow of boat trips, and the town's beach is a short stroll from the marina. Inland, the Mogán valley offers banana plantations and hiking trails up into the hills, while the wider south coast gives easy access to other well-known resort areas if owners or renters fancy a change of scene for a day.

For anyone renting a week here, the appeal is usually a combination of the harbour setting, the resort's own pools and spa, and the chance to try scuba diving without having to arrange it separately.

Selling or renting a week here

If you own a week at Cordial Mogán Playa and no longer use it, BidMyTimeshare.com lets you list it directly as a private resale or rental — there's no commission on the sale itself, just a one-time listing fee to get your week in front of buyers and renters. You set your own asking price, write your own listing, and deal directly with interested parties through the platform.

Because this resort's exchange network affiliation hasn't been verified, we'd recommend not assuming it belongs to any particular exchange network when listing — check your ownership documents or contact the resort's owners' association directly if a buyer asks.

As this appears to be managed outside a verified major timeshare brand's transfer programme, resale here is typically handled through the resort's own owners' association or management company rather than a branded transfer process. Before agreeing on a price with a buyer, both parties should confirm directly with the resort or association:

- the current transfer or resale administration fee - whether the resort holds a right of first refusal on resales - the current annual maintenance fee for the week in question - exactly what transfers to the buyer (the week, the unit type, any accrued points or credits)

Buyers should ask for this in writing before completing a purchase, and sellers should have it ready to share — it speeds up the whole process and avoids disputes later.

Practical notes for owners and buyers

Weeks at hotel-style resorts like this one are often best marketed by season — Gran Canaria's warm, dry winters mean high demand for weeks between roughly November and March, with the shoulder months on either side also attracting interest from buyers looking for value. If you're renting rather than buying outright, ask the owner for proof of ownership and confirmation of what's included (room type, meal plan if any, resort facilities) before transferring any money.

For sellers, a listing that includes the unit size, view, week number and any known maintenance fee tends to attract more serious enquiries than one that doesn't. For buyers, it's worth remembering that a resale purchase at an independent resort usually means dealing with the existing owners' association for the transfer paperwork, rather than a hotel chain's central booking system.