What does it cost, and what is life like, in Triana?
Average reference price per m², official appraisal by the Spanish Ministry of Housing (MIVAU), Q1 2026. This is a statistical figure for the area, not the price of any specific property for sale. How it is calculated →
Triana
Living by the sea in Gran Canaria
18 person has viewed this listing- altitude
- 8 m
- sun per day
- 8 h
- per m² on average
- 2.251 €
- climate comfort
- 62/100
- air quality
- 29 µg/m³
Triana, in Gran Canaria, is characterised by an average of 8,0 sunshine hours a day, 37 wind, an altitude of 8 m, a climate comfort score of 62/100. Buying a typical property costs around 202.626 €. Officially appraised by the Spanish Ministry of Housing (MIVAU), Q1 2026: the most reliable reference available. Below you have the detail of nearby amenities and how many people live in the municipality.
Night sky (estimated)
Sky with fairly significant light pollution
Our own estimate based on the municipality's population, altitude and nearby amenities — not an official satellite measurement.
Area features
Description
Triana is a family-friendly coastal town in the municipality of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, on the island of Gran Canaria.
The area gets an average of 8 hours of sunshine a day. Wind is moderate — noticeable, but never disruptive. Sea-salt exposure is high given the proximity to the ocean, so slightly more maintenance is worth budgeting for.
Fibre-optic broadband is already confirmed here, a real plus for remote workers.
For Las Palmas de Gran Canaria we use a reference of €2.251/m², based on official Spanish government valuation data (MIVAU). For a typical home in the area, that works out to around €202.626 to buy, or roughly €760/month to rent.
Close to Triana you'll find "Raíles del tranvía ""La Perla""", Colón, Centro Cultural CICCA — real reference points, not vague claims.
These are the real numbers behind Triana — the rest comes down to seeing the place for yourself.
What it's like to live in Triana
Triana lies on the northern slope of Gran Canaria, the one facing the trade winds head-on. It's the windward side: the Atlantic's moist air hits the relief and drops much of its humidity there, so there's more cloud cover at mid-altitude, more rain spread through the year, and a noticeably greener landscape than the south of the island. With an average of 8,0 hours of sunshine a day, it's worth expecting overcast days especially in winter, and higher ambient humidity than people expect when they arrive looking only for beach weather.
Triana belongs to the municipality of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, which has 381.868 residents across its whole area. It's among the most populated municipalities in the Canary Islands, with the full range of services, the widest housing supply in the area, and also the competition and prices that come with that demand.
In the immediate surroundings of Triana is "Raíles del tranvía ""La Perla""", Colón, Centro Cultural CICCA and Espiral del Viento, a useful landmark for getting your bearings before visiting the area.
Within walking distance of the area's centre, 87 schools, 70 health centres, 37 pharmacies, 41 supermarkets and 127 restaurants have been found, according to open OpenStreetMap data. This is an indicative and always conservative count: it reflects what's been mapped, which in smaller towns tends to fall short of what's actually there.
Triana compared with its surroundings
Being right by the sea, salt-spray is high: it's worth having treated woodwork and fittings, and expecting more façade upkeep than further inland.
With 8 hours of sunshine a day, this is an area made for living outdoors for much of the year.
- For hours of sunshine it ranks 1 out of 102 among the areas of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
- Its reference price is 9% above the average for Gran Canaria (2.061 €/m²).
- It sits 210 m below the average altitude for Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, which shows in the temperature.
- It's in the priciest 9% of Gran Canaria, out of 911 areas analysed.
Calculated across the 2,719 areas in the catalogue. Updated whenever the data changes.
How far away it is
19,3 km
Airport · Gran Canaria
3,1 km
Island capital · Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Straight-line distances from the centre of the area; road distances are longer, especially in mountainous areas.
What it's like to live in Triana
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Points of interest and local life around Triana:
- "Raíles del tranvía ""La Perla"""
- Colón
- Centro Cultural CICCA
- Espiral del Viento
Nearby amenities
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has a population of 381.868.
Amenities within 3 km of Triana (OpenStreetMap data):
The figures for Triana
Compared with the average for Gran Canaria.
Comparison across Gran Canaria
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How to read these figures
Every figure on this page describes what living here is like all year round, not just on holiday. Here is what each one means:
- Sunshine hours
- Average daily sunshine. More sun means more natural light indoors, lower heating bills and better output if you fit solar panels.
- Wind
- The prevailing strength in the area. Light means comfortable terraces and outdoor living all year; strong is excellent for wind sports, but you feel it day to day.
- Salt air
- The influence of the sea. High means more upkeep for façades, windows, railings and vehicles. Low preserves the property better over time.
- Altitude
- The higher you go, the cooler the nights, the drier the air and the less salt. At coastal level temperatures are steadier and milder.
- Fibre optic
- Coverage recorded in the area. Decisive if you work remotely; worth confirming street by street before you sign.
- Reference price
- The official appraised value per m² applied to a reference-sized property. It is a statistical figure for the area so you can compare, NOT the price of any specific property.
Where the data comes from
- Reference prices: Spanish Ministry of Housing (MIVAU), appraised value Q1 2026 updated quarterly
- Current temperature: Open-Meteo, using data from the European Copernicus programme updated every 6 hours
- Calima (PM10): Open-Meteo, air quality from Copernicus updated every 3 hours
- Amenities, points of interest and map: OpenStreetMap and its contributors updated monthly
- Municipality population: Spanish National Statistics Institute (INE) updated monthly
The data updates automatically on a regular basis. Climate and price figures are indicative and meant for comparing areas; they do not replace a valuation or a visit.
Questions about Triana
Is it windy in Triana?
The prevailing wind is moderado. In practice it blows moderately: noticeable but pleasant — it cools without bothering you.
Is there much salt air in Triana?
The salt-air level is high because of the proximity to the sea: protecting metalwork, shutters and vehicles is recommended. The altitude of 8 m also affects how much sea breeze reaches the area.
Is there fibre optic in Triana?
Yes, the area has recorded fibre-optic coverage. Combined with its 8 hours of sunshine a day, it's a point in favour of working remotely from here.
How much does it cost to live in Triana?
According to the official appraised value (MIVAU, Q1 2026), buying a typical property costs around 202.626 € and the reference monthly rent is around 760 €/month. The area's average price is €2.251/m². These are statistical averages for comparing areas, not the price of any specific property.
Are there hospitals or health centres near Triana?
The municipality of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has 8 hospitals and 70 health centres. These are the ones recorded in OpenStreetMap for the whole municipality, not just for this specific area. The nearest hospital to the centre of the area is about 426 m away.
Are there schools in Triana?
The municipality of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has 87 schools. These are the ones recorded in OpenStreetMap for the whole municipality, not just for this specific area. The nearest school to the centre of the area is about 231 m away.
Does Triana have supermarkets and pharmacies?
The municipality of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has 41 supermarkets and 37 pharmacies. These are the ones recorded in OpenStreetMap for the whole municipality, not just for this specific area. The nearest supermarket to the centre of the area is about 138 m away.
How high is Triana?
At around 8 metres above sea level, practically at coastal level.
What's the climate like in Triana?
Our climate comfort index, which combines sunshine hours and wind, gives it 62 out of 100: a good climate. The average is 8 hours of sunshine a day.
Is Triana in the north or the south of Gran Canaria?
It's in the northern side, the one that catches the trade winds: greener and more humid, with more cloud cover in the mid-altitude areas.
Who is Triana a good area for?
Families and anyone who wants to live minutes from the beach without giving up everyday amenities.
Can you work remotely in Triana?
Yes: Triana has confirmed fibre-optic coverage, the foundation for remote working without a hitch. With a climate comfort score of 62/100, staying home to work most of the year isn't exactly a hardship either.
What's air quality like in Triana?
The most recent reading shows 29 µg/m³ of PM10: air quality with light haze in the last recorded reading.
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| Area | Municipality | Altitude | Sun | Wind | €/m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| El Batán | Las Palmas de Gran Canaria | 159 m | 7,5 h | Moderado | 2.251 € |
| Almatriche Bajo | Las Palmas de Gran Canaria | 250 m | 7,5 h | Moderado | 2.251 € |
| El Acebuchal | Las Palmas de Gran Canaria | 525 m | 7,0 h | Suave | 2.251 € |
| Almatriche Alto | Las Palmas de Gran Canaria | 266 m | 7,5 h | Moderado | 2.251 € |
| Dragonal Bajo | Las Palmas de Gran Canaria | 312 m | 7,0 h | Suave | 2.251 € |
| Dragonal Alto | Las Palmas de Gran Canaria | 285 m | 7,5 h | Moderado | 2.251 € |
| Cuevas Blancas | Las Palmas de Gran Canaria | 157 m | 7,5 h | Moderado | 2.251 € |
| Cuesta Ramón | Las Palmas de Gran Canaria | 122 m | 7,5 h | Moderado | 2.251 € |
| El Toscón | Las Palmas de Gran Canaria | 303 m | 7,0 h | Suave | 2.251 € |
| Cuatro Cañones | Las Palmas de Gran Canaria | 32 m | 7,5 h | Moderado | 2.251 € |
Other coastal areas
| Area | Municipality | Altitude | Sun | Wind | €/m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| La Restinga | El Pinar de El Hierro | 29 m | 7,0 h | Moderado | 1.432 € |
| Belgara Alta | Frontera | 274 m | 7,0 h | Moderado | 1.432 € |
| Belgara Baja | Frontera | 228 m | 7,0 h | Moderado | 1.432 € |
| El Chijo | Frontera | 241 m | 7,0 h | Moderado | 1.432 € |
| Frontera | Frontera | 267 m | 7,0 h | Moderado | 1.432 € |
| Huerto de Ingrid | Frontera | 91 m | 7,0 h | Moderado | 1.432 € |
| Las Lapas | Frontera | 232 m | 7,0 h | Moderado | 1.432 € |
| Las Puntas | Frontera | 54 m | 7,0 h | Moderado | 1.432 € |
| Los Llanillos | Frontera | 239 m | 7,0 h | Moderado | 1.432 € |
| Los Mocanes | Frontera | 145 m | 7,0 h | Moderado | 1.432 € |