Holiday World
Karaoke rooms at Holiday World in Maspalomas
Belt out a few of your favourite hits in one of Holiday World Maspalomas' four themed karaoke rooms. Sing chart-topping pop inside the 80s room. Croon out Club Tropicana in the tropical suite. Or, go full rockstar in the industrial-inspired factory setting. Or, for maximum fun, the pool room has a ball pit you can dive into as you drop a tune.
Wooland is Gran Canaria's biggest and best amusement park – so you'll be spoilt for choice with things to see and do. It's home to fairground attractions, adrenaline-pumping rides, a rollercoaster, giant Ferris wheel, children's playgrounds and even a street food market.
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Villages, viewpoints and volcanic rocks dot Gran Canaria's jagged spine. This tour weaves its way through some of the island's most dramatic landscapes, stopping along the way to visit gems such as Teror, Tejeda and Fataga. David, one of our local guides, says, ‘The legend of the apparition of the Virgin Mary in Teror still intrigues me. It was in 1481, amid the Castilian conquest of Gran Canaria, and it helped change the island's destiny.'After a visit to an aloe vera plantation to get the lowdown on its medicinal properties, you'll head into the Valley of a Thousand Palms for a wander around the cozy village of Fataga, all cobbled lanes, palm-fringed views and traditional Canarian architecture. There's a photo stop at Las Tirajanas viewpoint to admire a vast volcanic caldera, followed by a scenic mountain drive to Tejeda, which is a bit of a looker too – red-roofed, whitewashed houses sprinkled on the slope of a valley. David adds, ‘Every time there's a list of Spain's prettiest villages, Tejeda is near the top. Its setting is unbeatable.' Next up is a local lunch in a family-owned restaurant, before you continue to Teror, the last stop on your adventure. Strolling past the balconied townhouses of Calle Real de la Plaza towards the mountain-framed basilica of Our Lady of the Pine is one of the defining Gran Canaria experiences.
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The inside story
With more than a decade of fun and entertainment behind it, Holiday World stands as one of Gran Canaria’s top family attractions. Located in the lively Maspalomas area, this amusement park brings together rides, games and dining under one colourful, playful roof. Bright façades, themed areas and the scent of popcorn and churros set the scene, making it an instant draw for all ages looking for a day of excitement.
You can start your visit with adrenaline-packed rollercoasters, splashy water rides, or a round on the Ferris wheel for sweeping views of the surrounding dunes and coastline. For younger kids, there are safe play zones, gentle carousels and interactive games, while food stalls and cafés provide plenty of spots to recharge. Holiday World is designed around different “worlds” – from adventure and fantasy to classic carnival – so each corner of the park offers something new to discover.
