This refurbishment is included in the Restoration Project of the Paseo de Las Canteras-La Cícer Section, and foresees further complementary works to create a spa and a Red Cross site underneath the new walkway. 

With these improvements, Las Canteras beach, which provides the healthy lungs of air, light, blue tints and salty foam in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, takes a giant stride forward, helping to provide the launchpad for an area in which a whole host of business premises have emerged, comprising restaurants and surfing schools, a massive attraction for thousands of enthusiasts every single day who come to one of the most diverse spots in Spain, Europe, and even the world.

Works included the demolition of an old car park that used to eat into part of the beach. In its place now stands a new walkway measuring 110 metres in length and 10 metres in width, which connects Pizarro St. With California St. A new square has also been constructed with terracing that faces the sandy area opposite the sports facilities at La Cícer.

This initiative is yet another demonstration of how Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is striving to become even more accessible and attractive for its visitors and for its residents in general. Further proof of this is another project, which has already been approved, to create a walkway, entitled the ‘Atlantic Wave’ which will link up the harbour areas with the Port Market, the areas surrounding Las Canteras beach itself and the popular district of La Isleta.

Every day Las Canteras beach displays its fine array of blue and golden tones, where men, women and children are free to stroll around, dive, surf, and simply live their lives, here on the beach which is always different, even though it may always look the same.