Anfi del Mar Timeshare — How to Cancel Your Contract
Bought a week at Anfi del Mar in Gran Canaria and now want out? Anfi has more UK timeshare owners than almost any other Spanish resort — and many of them want to exit. No upfront fees. Free case review in 24–48 hours.
24/7 English support · Spanish-law specialists · Lead lawyer: Catalina Arroyo (Málaga Bar member 10857).
Can I cancel an Anfi del Mar timeshare in 2026?
Yes. Anfi del Mar contracts have been a leading source of Spanish Supreme Court timeshare nullity rulings (STS 1522/2025 line). If your week is floating and the regime was not properly constituted under Spanish law, nullity may apply. Otherwise, specialist exit works for any contract (you pay at the end). Perpetuity-based claims no longer work as of 2026. Free case review in 24–48h.
About Anfi del Mar (Gran Canaria)
Anfi del Mar is one of the largest and most famous timeshare resorts in Europe, located on the southwest coast of Gran Canaria (Mogán). Operating since the late 1980s under the Anfi Group, it has tens of thousands of timeshare members — with British, Norwegian, German and Swedish owners being the most common. Anfi is also one of the most-litigated timeshare brands in Spain: the Spanish Supreme Court has issued multiple rulings against Anfi-type contracts (floating weeks, over 50-year terms, money taken before cooling-off). The case law has shifted considerably in 2026, but routes still exist.
Why owners come to us
- Maintenance fees have risen sharply and they no longer use the week.
- They are tired of the Anfi points system and changes to availability.
- They want to stop their children inheriting the contract and its debts.
- They were sold a «floating week» and the regime was never properly constituted (potential nullity).
- They received Spanish court demands for unpaid maintenance and need to act before enforcement in the UK.
What we look at in the free case review
- Contract date and type — fixed week, floating week, points-based, fractional.
- Registration of the timeshare regime — properly constituted or not (key for nullity).
- Current maintenance debt and any pending Spanish court actions (monitorio).
- Your objective — recover money paid, simply exit, or both.
- Route recommendation — nullity, specialist exit, or a combined approach.
How the process works
- Free case review (24–48h): send us your contract details and what you want to achieve.
- Closed quote: we send you a clear quote with no hidden costs. Payments at the end of the procedure.
- Sign engagement and power of attorney: notarised remotely (no travel required).
- Procedure: 6–12 months for specialist exit; 12–24 months for nullity through Spanish courts.
- Completion: your week is transferred or your contract declared null. No further fees accrue.
Frequently asked questions
I bought my Anfi contract before 1999 — does it make a difference?
Yes. Pre-1999 contracts are assessed under Ley 42/1998 and earlier case law. Some pre-1999 floating-week contracts at Anfi have additional grounds for nullity that more recent ones do not.
Will my Anfi maintenance debt be pursued in the UK?
It can be. Spanish judgments are enforceable in the UK under bilateral arrangements (post-Brexit framework). Acting before a Spanish court order is much easier and cheaper.
Anfi has gone through restructuring — does that affect my case?
It can affect the practical side (who is the current counterparty, how easy it is to negotiate). It does not change your rights under Spanish law. We update strategy based on the current Anfi corporate situation.
Do I need to travel to Gran Canaria for any of this?
No. The procedure is handled remotely. Documents are signed locally and apostilled.
Will I recover money I have already paid to Anfi?
Possibly, if nullity applies. The Spanish Supreme Court has ordered refunds in Anfi-type cases. The specialist-exit route does not recover money paid — its value is stopping future maintenance and removing the asset from your estate.
Free case review
Tell us about your contract and we get back within 24–48 hours.