Beaches

Papagayo is the most attractive beach area in Lanzarote, surrounded by the rustic violence of the Natural Monument of Los Ajaches. Located in the south tip of the island, its protected coast, together with its majestic silhouette, make it the perfect sun and beach enclave.

Four miles [6 km] of majestic beach. Sheltered by the mountain cliff which has the highest point on the island, Peñas del Chache (670 metres), Famara has some of the most striking scenery on the island. From the access road you can see the paradise you are about to enjoy. From the beach you can enjoy great views: looking back there is the Famara cliff and opposite, there are the islands of La Graciosa, Alegranza, Montaña Clara and Roque del Oeste (islets of the Chinijo Archipelago).

One of the little known treasures of Lanzarote. The natural pools Charcones form a haven of relaxation. Away from the busy tourist resort of Playa Blanca and its populous beaches, lost in natural sea any dish is a powerful battery charge. In the clear sheltered southwestern coast of the island, Los Charcones benefit from a cooler climate because the prevailing winds in the area, which make more bearable the weight of the sun.

When entering the northern town of Órzola you will come across a set of coves known as Los Caletones. Due to its location it was not effected so much by the volcanic debris from the volcano “Volcán de la Corona however effected the small neighbouring village of Yé. Its pleasant climate are those when there is little wind, this makes Los Caletones a quiet pool area.

This paradise beach of Las Conchas appears out of nowhere. The sand found here is white and coarse with a rural surrounding and looks out to the nearby deserted islands of Montaña Clara and Alegranza. The view is spectacular and allows you to see the true extent of this wonderful landscape.

Coquettish Creek, just 50 meters long, with a fine water jable and unbeatable, turquoise blue and green.

Barranco del Quíquere as well as Charco del Palo and Papagayo, are one of the few areas of nudism in Lanzarote. It is located approximately three miles south of Puerto del Carmen. Its long rocky coast and its excellent climate make this stretch of coastline a dream come true. To arrive to the main beach cove it is necessary to go down at a safe and slow step.

The most desirable beach on the south coast of La Graciosa. Surrounded by a beautiful rural area and completely isolated.

Almost one mile long, Playa Blanca is the main attraction around which the urban area of Puerto del Carmen centres.

The long beach of Guacimeta is hardly ever peaceful due to the constant interruption of overhead aircrafts arriving into Lanzarotes airport. It is situated on the outskirts of the airports grounds allowing us to observe flying aircrafts from just 100 metres above whilst sunbathing, swimming or reading a daily newspaper. This amazing airshow, especially on Thursday and Sundays (main change over days) adds an extra bonus to the excellent sunbathing and beach conditions of Guacimeta.

Charco del Palo is one of the few nudist areas in Lanzarote in a rustic setting with two natural pools.

A tiny cove. It is characterized by calm waters, sheltered from strong winds in the area for natural stone dykes.

Majestic natural pool. On the outskirts of the sea is different resting sites where the towel and lie sit reading a book so richly.

La Arena nurtures in the magnificent conditions of the southeast coast of Lanzarote, sheltered from strong prevailing winds and almost always clear.

Redoubt tasty peaceful relaxation contemplation by the proximity of the majestic Janubio Salinas.

It is better known as a hotels beach as it joins with one of the first hotels that was ever built on the island, Hotel Fariones (late 60th century). Cueva de doña Juana is one of the most peaceful coves in this tourist area. As well as its neighboring beach Pila de la barrilla, they are away from the crowded beaches of Puerto del Carmen such as Playa Blanca, Matagorda and Los Pocillos.

Located on the northern tip of this nucleus and surrounded by hotels and apartment developments, is one of the busiest beaches of the island.

The pools run along the entire south bay of this northern village. Its natural shape has been formed by the solidified lava that has been left behind from the nearby volcanic eruption of La Corona. To reach the pools you need to make your way down the strong and secure steps which lead you directly down to the natural pools. The rocks surface is generally flat and is not slippery making it easy to remain on the rocks edge therefore is also an ideal location to visit with children.

Ideal as a complement to traditional tourist route for the northern resorts, Jameos del Agua, Mirador del Rio and Cueva de los Verdes.

It is one of the best bathing areas of Costa Teguise. Want the splash to the eye.

The hardest thing is to arrive to Las Malvas. It is a small black sand cove that consists of barely 300 metres due to the erosion of the ancient lava flows of Timanfaya. The mystery goes that the immense flow of lava floods from the fiery mountains of Lanzarote also flooded our minds.Las Malvas is reached by going through the village centreof Tinajo, it is clearly signposted.

The Beach Barranco Los Conejos is located in the southeast of La Graciosa. The beach is only 20 metres long and 6 metres wide however, thanks to the breathtaking view…

El Pozo has a beautiful 300 meters coastline that looks like it has four souls. In fact these pools are a balm of tranquility and are an infallible remedy for those suffering from stress, pure luxury.