Looking for end-of-year plans? Data, updated as of November 11, 2025, reveals a clear synchronization and strong upward pressure on flight and hotel prices in Gran Canaria, with the most expensive period concentrated around the end-of-year holidays. This trend reflects the island's high winter demand, affecting source markets and accommodation categories differently. This data is held by the Gran Canaria Tourist Board and has been accessed by Maspalomas24H.
In the air travel market, a notable disparity is observed, although all markets converge on the sharpest price peak during the weeks of December 22nd and 29th. Germany consistently ranks as the most expensive market, with prices soaring above €450 during the Christmas period.
The UK and Norwegian markets remain more stable, while Spain, despite being the cheapest in the off-season (below €50), experiences the largest proportional increase, temporarily reaching the same price level as the Nordic markets (between €250 and €350) in the last week of December. It is worth noting that, from the first week of January 2026, prices from all origins fall sharply, offering the best fares for travel.
Regarding hotels, the analysis by category shows that price volatility is greater in the luxury segments. Five-star properties are the most expensive, ranging between €270 and €326, but their cost skyrockets to €380 (or more) during the Christmas and New Year period, demonstrating a high sensitivity to peak season demand.
Four-star hotels offer the greatest stability, remaining firmly between €163 and €217, making them the most predictable option for the mid-range traveler. Three-star hotels, on the other hand, are the most affordable choice, with stable prices between €109 and €163, and a more moderate increase during peak weeks. Similar to flights, the period after January 5, 2026, marks the beginning of lower accommodation rates.
