Holiday Club Amadores Beach Club

The Resort & Its Setting

Holiday Club Amadores Beach Club is a laid-back, apartment-style resort on Av. Ministra Anna Lindh in Amadores, on Gran Canaria's southern coast. Google reviewers (4.4/5 from almost 300 ratings) describe it as a breezy spot with modest but comfortable apartments, many with beach views, plus outdoor pools and an on-site restaurant. It's not a flashy five-star complex—it's a practical, well-kept resort built around its location, which is the real draw: Amadores Beach, one of the most attractive stretches of sand on this side of the island, is within easy walking distance.

Amadores and the Surrounding Coast

Amadores itself is a compact, purpose-built resort village rather than a traditional Canarian town, but it sits only a couple of kilometres from Puerto Rico and a short drive from Mogán, the old fishing town that gives this stretch of coast its charm, with its marina, Friday market and waterfront restaurants. The beach on your doorstep is sheltered and good for swimming, and the wider area is well set up for tourists—sunbeds, watersports operators, and a seafront promenade that's easy to walk at any time of day. Inland, Gran Canaria's volcanic landscapes and hiking trails are within reach for a day out, and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, with Las Canteras Beach and the Columbus Museum, makes for a longer excursion if you have a car.

Selling or Renting Out a Week Here

If you own a week at Holiday Club Amadores Beach Club and want to sell or rent it out, BidMyTimeshare.com works as a direct owner-to-owner marketplace: you list your week, set your own asking price, and buyers or renters contact you through the platform. There's no commission on the sale—sellers pay a single, one-time listing fee to get their week in front of genuinely interested buyers, rather than handing over a cut of the sale price.

Because this resort is affiliated with RCI, it's worth mentioning this clearly in your listing: buyers interested in flexibility, rather than returning to Gran Canaria every year, will value the ability to deposit their week into the exchange network. When listing, be upfront about the week or season you own, whether it carries RCI points or a fixed week, and your current annual maintenance fee, since this is one of the first questions any serious buyer will ask.

For resale transfers, Holiday Club Resorts (or its owners' association, depending on how your contract is structured) will have its own process for changing ownership records, and some resorts apply a transfer fee or hold a right of first refusal on resales—check your original purchase documents or contact Holiday Club directly for the exact figure and timeframe before agreeing a price with a buyer, since these details vary by contract and aren't standard across all Holiday Club properties. What a resale buyer takes on is the ongoing right to use the week (and any RCI exchange eligibility tied to it) plus responsibility for future annual fees—they do not inherit any back payments or disputes tied to your ownership, provided the transfer is completed properly through the resort's own administration.

Practical Notes for Owners and Buyers

Gran Canaria enjoys a mild, fairly consistent climate year-round, which is part of why weeks here hold steady rental interest outside the busiest summer and Christmas/New Year periods. Shoulder months like April-May and September-October tend to be quieter and more comfortable for a visit if you're viewing the resort before buying, or checking it over before listing it yourself. The euro is the local currency, and a hire car is useful if you want to see more of the island beyond Amadores and Mogán, though the resort's beachfront location means you don't strictly need one for a relaxed week-long stay.