Holiday homes & rentals in Costa Teguise

Driving along Lanzarote's winding roads and listening to the local radio sets you in the mood for a slower pace of life. After all, the ocean is electric turquoise, the volcanic sands seem lunar and one of those green and white houses surely holds the Costa Teguise apartment of your dreams.

Happy palate, happy holidays

As cliché as it may sound, you will find restaurants for every budget. There are smaller ones, serving the menú del dia. You'll start off with traditional soups, seafood or steaks for the main course, and even a good ol' flan de huevo for dessert. El Guachinche de Luis is a great find that also provides vegetarian options.

For an upscale place with atmosphere, head to La Bohemia. There is a high chance you'll find the best desserts in Costa Teguise here. Juicy steaks, home-made chips and portions well above average. It's best to book in advance as it can get busy.

Water sports with your family

Take the whole family to Playa del Jablillo in Costa Teguise. The magic lies underwater. Rent a snorkel, choose to go scuba diving, or – better yet – enjoy a sea trek, one of the newest activities that gets you familiarized with life in the deep. Whatever you decide, rewards are near: excellent visibility and a multitude of fish to spot.

Many athletes come to Lanzarote for the world-class surfing and kitesurfing spots. One of the best options for beginners is the wide Playa de Famara, with very forgiving waves and currents. The more experienced surfers will probably head to La Santa to battle with the strong waves and swells. The village is also home to Quemao Class surf and bodyboard contest. Don’t surf? No problem! Go for the spectacular photo opportunities.

Beyond the sun and the surf

One of the most authentic and picturesque villages on Lanzarote is Teguise. Enjoy walking the narrow cobblestone streets, enrol on a quality-souvenir hunt or simply people watch in the square. The Sunday market should not be missed. If all this have not yet convinced you, hike up to Castillo de Santa Bárbara. The history of the castle started with a tower built in the 15th century. The views from the top are magnificent.

You’ve probably passed the volcanoes several times and either felt intimidated or fascinated by them. For a lesson on the power of nature, Timanfaya National Park is the key. Book a guided tour in advance if this is your preferred approach, or you can simply buy your tickets to the park and wait for the bus to take you on a ride.

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