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Moma Club

  • CoverVaries by night
  • VibeLate-night dance floor
  • PriceDrinks about EUR 6-10 (about USD 7-12)
  • MusicElectronic, house

Moma Club is an electronic music club at Calle Doctor Grau Bassas 41 in the Las Canteras area of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, on Gran Canaria in Spain's Canary Islands. The address places it in the dense, walkable zone behind the Las Canteras beach promenade, where most of the city's late-night venues are concentrated.

Moma Club is an electronic music club at Calle Doctor Grau Bassas 41 in the Las Canteras area of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, on Gran Canaria in Spain's Canary Islands. The address places it in the dense, walkable zone behind the Las Canteras beach promenade, where most of the city's late-night venues are concentrated. The club focuses on electronic music, with house as the core sound, and it functions as a late-night dance floor rather than a place for conversation. The crowd is mostly in the twenties and thirties, a mix of locals and visitors, and it arrives late: as is usual in Spain, the room tends to fill after midnight and peak in the small hours. Dress is smart casual to stylish; trainers are generally acceptable, but swimwear, beach flip-flops and overly sporty clothing may lead to refusal at the door, so changing after the beach is advisable. The music is electronic and house, with DJs setting the pace and the intensity building through the night. The drinks programme covers beer, spirits with mixers and cocktails, with prices of roughly EUR 6-10 (about USD 7-12) per drink, typical for a club. Cover charge varies by night, with entry sometimes including a drink and some nights free before a set hour, so visitors should confirm at the door or through the venue's channels. Opening hours typically fall on late Friday and Saturday nights, with the venue closed or quiet earlier in the week; schedules can change and should be confirmed. Reservations are mostly relevant for groups wanting a table, and bottle service may be offered, though specific packages should be arranged with the venue. The location near Las Canteras allows an easy sequence of beach, dinner and bars before moving to the club, and taxis are readily available for late-night journeys to other districts of the city.

Practical information for Moma Club · Last updated September 2026
Price Drinks about EUR 6-10 (about USD 7-12)
Cover Varies by night
Hours Typically late Friday and Saturday; confirm
Address Calle Doctor Grau Bassas 41, 35007 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Good to know

Signature
Electronic music club

Location

Calle Doctor Grau Bassas 41, 35007 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

28.1399, -15.4358 View on map

Highlights

  • Electronic and house club behind Las Canteras beach
  • DJ-led late-night dance floor
  • Drinks at roughly EUR 6-10
  • Cover varies by night
  • Central location with easy taxi access

Tips for visiting

  • Friday and Saturday are the main nights; the room fills after midnight.
  • Change out of swimwear and flip-flops before arriving, as door staff may refuse entry.
  • Check the cover charge and whether a drink is included before queueing.
  • Groups wanting a table or bottle service should contact the venue in advance.
  • Arrange a taxi home, since late-night public transport is limited.

When to visit

Late Friday and Saturday nights, from about 1am onward, for the fullest dance floor.

Accessibility

Accessibility details are unconfirmed. Visitors with mobility needs should ask the club about entrance steps and restroom access before visiting.

Frequently asked questions

What music does Moma Club play?

Electronic music, with a focus on house, delivered by DJs.

When does it get busy?

Typically after midnight on Friday and Saturday, reaching a peak in the small hours.

Is there a cover charge?

The cover varies by night, so confirm at the door or through the venue's channels.

Where is it?

At Calle Doctor Grau Bassas 41 in the Las Canteras area of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.