Nomad Acrobatic Dinner Show Gran Canaria

Nomad, a journey to the origins

The Canary Islands have always been a crossroads. Sitting off the coast of Africa, settled by Europeans and linked for centuries to the Americas by trade and emigration, the islands developed a culture that mixes all three continents in its music, food and traditions. Nomad turns that story into a show: each act travels to one of these origins and celebrates the people, rhythms and landscapes behind Canarian identity.

The concept takes the classic dinner show to a new level. Instead of a simple cabaret, you watch a fast-moving production in which music, dance and circus arts flow into one another for three hours. It is one of the best-known evening shows in Gran Canaria and a popular choice for a special night out during a holiday in Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés or San Agustín.

Music, dance and acrobatics on a giant stage

The performance brings together a large international cast of singers, live musicians, dancers and acrobats. Aerial acts, balance numbers and energetic group choreographies follow each other at a fast pace, so there is something to look at in every direction. Costumes and music change with each continent, from African drums to European melodies and Latin American rhythms.

Behind the artists, around 20 metres of screens, state-of-the-art lighting and special effects create changing landscapes, from deserts and oceans to city streets. The hall has hosted dinner shows for decades and is designed so that every table has a clear view of the stage. If you want the closest and most central seats, the VIP option places you in the best area of the room.

The locally sourced tasting menu

With the dinner and VIP tickets, the evening includes a tasting menu inspired by a zero-kilometre philosophy, using produce from Gran Canaria and the surrounding islands. Dishes are served in courses during the show, timed to match the different acts, so you never have to look away from the stage for long.

Canarian cuisine is known for simple, flavourful ingredients: local potatoes with mojo sauces, fresh fish, goat's cheese, tropical fruit and gofio, the toasted grain flour of the islands. Drinks are not included in the ticket and are ordered separately at your table. If you have food allergies or dietary needs, tell us when you book so we can pass on the request. The show-only ticket has amphitheatre seating without the menu, with snacks and soft drinks available to buy.

Practical visit: times, tickets and getting there

The show runs Thursday to Sunday, starting at 20:00 and lasting about three hours. The New Year's Eve gala on 31 December begins at 19:30 and lasts around five hours, with places limited. The venue is in the municipality of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, which includes the main southern resorts of Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés and San Agustín, and we send the exact address with your confirmation.

Arrive 20 to 30 minutes early so you can be seated calmly before the lights go down. Transfers are not included; most visitors come by taxi from their hotel in the south. Smoking is not allowed indoors, and the venue is wheelchair accessible. Smart casual clothing suits the evening. For anyone wondering what to do at night in Gran Canaria beyond the beach, this dinner show is one of the most memorable answers.