The balance sheet for November 2025, pending the December data which will be released in February, consolidates Gran Canaria as a highly efficient economic engine, with total revenues reaching €181.439.725,45, representing a growth of 3,66% compared to the previous year.
The Playa del Inglés - San Agustín area remains the main financial engine, generating €71.961.744,69, followed by Maspalomas with €53.176.823,77. The performance of Bahía Feliz - Playa del Águila stands out, experiencing explosive revenue growth of 33,22%. In terms of profitability per unit, Meloneras leads the island with the highest average daily rate (ADR) at €288,40, followed by Puerto de Mogán at €213,65 (an increase of 13,25%), confirming the south's focus on the high-value segment.
The island recorded a total of 2.360.965 overnight stays in November, a slight decrease of 2,20% compared to 2024. The international market remains the mainstay: while the average stay for Spanish tourists was 3,73 days, the "World" market (excluding Spain) showed much greater loyalty with an average stay of 7,83 days.
By area, Playa del Inglés accounted for the largest share of overnight stays with 785.511 nights (33,27% of the island total). Regarding occupancy, the sector's efficiency is remarkable, reaching an island average of 72,34% of the 108.797 available beds. Specific micro-destinations such as Taurito and San Agustín stood out with occupancy rates of 83,71% and 80,53% respectively, demonstrating highly optimized inventory management in response to international demand.
