Anfi Timeshare – Important Information for Owners

Anfi has operated some of the most widely sold timeshare resorts in Gran Canaria. Over the years, many Anfi owners have raised concerns about long-term contracts, rising maintenance fees, and whether their agreements complied with Spanish timeshare law.

A series of Spanish Supreme Court rulings, beginning in 2015, established important legal principles around how Spanish timeshare contracts must be structured and sold. These rulings affected a wide range of timeshare operators, including Anfi, and continue to be referenced when assessing the validity of certain contracts.

Anfi’s insolvency and what it means for owners

Anfi entities have since entered insolvency and liquidation proceedings, which has changed the legal and practical landscape for owners.

Liquidation does not automatically cancel contracts, nor does it automatically remove all rights or obligations. However, it can affect:

  • Who (if anyone) may be responsible for the contract
  • Whether a contract remains enforceable
  • What practical routes may still be available to owners

Each situation depends on how the contract was structured, which legal entity was involved, and the timing of both the purchase and the insolvency process.

Why Anfi owners still seek advice

Despite the liquidation, many Anfi owners continue to contact us because they are experiencing:

  • Ongoing or historic maintenance fee issues
  • Confusion about whether their contract is still valid
  • Difficulty understanding their position following insolvency
  • Concern about long-term liabilities linked to legacy agreements

In many cases, owners simply want clarity, rather than assumptions, about where they stand.

Independent guidance for Anfi timeshare owners

Cancel Our Timeshare provides independent guidance to timeshare owners. We are not connected to Anfi or any resort operator, management company, or resale organisation.

Given the added complexity insolvency introduces, it is particularly important that Anfi owners obtain independent, case-specific guidance before taking any action or relying on general information.

If you hold an Anfi timeshare and would like to understand how insolvency and Spanish timeshare law may affect your position, you can request a confidential review.

To get started, complete the short enquiry form or speak with one of our advisors on 0203 9969 724.

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We wish to stress that we are entirely independent of the Timeshare Resorts, Groups, "Industry Bodies", "Resellers" or other organisations who benefit from the Timeshare fees that you pay them, whether directly or indirectly. This means that the advice we offer is unbiased.

Here to Help

For FREE expert advice on how to solve your Timeshare problems and to see whether you may have been mis-sold, please call one of our friendly advisors now on 0203 9969 724 or use the short form above to see your options.

We’ll listen to your concerns, then advise you on your best options for exiting your Timeshare contract and whether you have potential grounds for a mis-selling claim.

Your Stories

Mr Martin C - Anfi Group

"I paid a deposit in 2007 for a fixed week in Anfi del Mar Beach club. Had to use finance for the purchase with monthly instalments. It’s a rip-off, you get sucked in with their sales pitch and scare-mongering about prices of holidays, but with maintenance fees, flights, meals and everything it works out really expensive in the end."

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Mr Roger B, Hampshire - Anfi

"My son bought an Anfi timeshare in 2006 but could not afford payments after the first year so I took it over and transferred the title to myself in June 2010. To make the timeshare usable for my self I upgraded to 2 bed flat, even at that time I was told the flats were an investment which could be sold on at any time."

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Mr Leonard B - Anfi

"2 weeks floating at Gran Anfi. Have deed certificate. Purchased one week in Puerto Anfi in 2001. Upgraded to two weeks in Gran Anfi 2002. £23000 paid in full, £11K and then 12K in successive years. Annual maintenace is now £1200. Options please?"

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Mr Dean F, Somerset - Anfi

"We were sold a timeshare at Anfi del Mar in 2005 for a fixed week. They said it was in perpetuity and my contract states unlimited. Is this legal?"

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Mr C A, West Midlands - Anfi Group

"I paid in full for the timeshare at cost of £10,000 for bi-annual, but I've never been able to use it since then."

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Miss Corinne M, Argyllshire - Anfi Group

"I wanted to know if you still had to be in the timeshare contract to seek anything. I had a particularly bad time with Anfi in Gran Canaria 11 years ago and eventually managed to pay to get out if it."

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