Golf Club Salinas de Antigua

Teeing off at Golf Club Salinas de Antigua means stepping into a striking landscape where volcanic ridges meet rolling fairways, and the Atlantic-blue horizon frames every hole. Named “Salinas” after the salt fields nearby, the course defies expectation: although located in an arid, desert-like setting, it offers lush playing surfaces designed by Manolo Piñeiro, whose strategic touches challenge both the casual and seasoned player alike. 

From the moment you arrive at kilometer 12 on the Jandía road, you’re greeted with sweeping views of dunes, desert scrub and the shimmering sea beyond. With 18 holes and a Par of 70, the layout demands thoughtful shot-making: four large lakes guard six of the greens, dictating risk-and-reward choices; fast-firm greens stop the ball exactly as Piñeiro intended. 

Whether you’re enjoying a warm winter day under Canary skies or an afternoon round with ocean breezes at your back, Salinas de Antigua caters to the full spectrum of golfers. The clubhouse welcomes you post-round with comfortable lounge space, a restaurant with Spanish-Cuban-Moroccan fusion cuisine, and views across the course and sea. 

In short, if you’re seeking a destination where natural terrain, ocean vistas and smart design converge, this is the place. Experience golf in the Canary Islands not as part of the backdrop—but as the destination itself.