Living like a local
Accommodations
Nomad approved accommodation
Each accommodation has:
a dedicated workspace
good Wifi speed guaranteed by the hosts
high rating
good location
great vibes & style
This Airbnb has many long-term stay reviews, which is a great sign for nomads when renting.
The new coliving space by Repeople, located in a traditional fisherman's Agaete Village.
This Airbnb has many long-term stay reviews, which is a great sign for nomads when renting.
The new coliving space by Repeople, located in a traditional fisherman's Agaete Village.
This Airbnb has many long-term stay reviews, which is a great sign for nomads when renting.
The new coliving space by Repeople, located in a traditional fisherman's Agaete Village.
For long-term stay (>1 month) Prices go up significantly during the high season (December-February). In Spain, local rentals require a deposit (usually 1-2 months of rent). Check out these local rental websites, and send a message (call or Whatsapp, most won't reply to your email inquiry) to the landlord to check:
Practical info
Do I need to carry cash with me?
Most places in Las Palmas accept cards.
Best SIM card
Best internet provider
Movistar (English-speaking customer service, great speed but slightly higher price than average.)
Transportation
Getting to and from the airport
By bus Bus number 60 takes travelers twice per hour to and from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. The airport bus stop is located in front of the Departures hall. You can take this bus from two bus stations in the city (San Telmo and Santa Catalina).
Taxi Taxi apps are not always reliable in Las Palmas so it is better to grab a cab in front of the arrivals area.
Taxi apps
Motorbike, bicycle & scooter rental
Sítycleta is the public bike-sharing system of the city. You have multiple motorbike rentals in Las Palmas, you'll easily find them on the streets.
Traveling outside the city
You can travel outside Las Palmas via bus or private car. At the moment there is no train system.
