Holidays to Costa Teguise

Holidays to Costa Teguise are all about warm weather and golden sands. Some of Lanzarote’s most jaw-dropping attractions are on your doorstep too – if you can be dragged away from your sun-lounger, that is!

Fly in, flop out

If your dream holiday itinerary consists of lounging under sunny skies with a great book and a cocktail in hand, Costa Teguise is a brilliant pick. With hotels to suit every budget and warm weather all year round, the Canary Island ticks all the boxes for fun in the sun. 

From the sheltered sands of Playa Bastian to the comfy sun-loungers and wild waves of Playa Cucharas, there are plenty of beaches for sizzling, snoozing and splashing.

Go all in on the great outdoors

The playas are not the only places where you can soak up the sun on a Costa Teguise holiday. If you’re feeling a little more active, embrace the dramatic scenery of Lanzarote’s great outdoors. Start by working up a sweat on Montaña de Tinaguache, where you’ll find several hiking trails of different difficulties – including one that takes you all the way to the top.

For a good dose of geology – the kind that the Canaries are known for – head over to its best example: Timanfaya National Park. Its volcanic craters, Martian-esque mounds and scorched black and orange earth look like something out of a space movie. Too tired to trek? Swap your two legs for four on a camel ride across the Echadero de Camellos.

One town, every kind of holiday

Whatever sort of holiday you’re dreaming of, you can make it a reality in Costa Teguise.

For the romantics, there are tandem quad rides, catamaran cruises and luxury spas. Got the kids in tow? Head to the resort’s gorgeous beaches or dial up the adrenaline at AQUAPARK, where you’ll find slippy slides and speedy rapids.

It’s a winter sun winner too, with temperatures hovering around the late teens and early 20s between November and February.

Marvel at Manrique’s mark

If you want to see some very cool art, check out native islander César Manrique’s work – the late artist has literally left his charming, colourful and unique mark all over the island.

Take a trip up the coast to the Jameos del Agua to see what all the fuss is about. Expect volcanic tunnels, palm trees and underground lakes all tied together by César’s artistic works. Or stop by his former home in Taniche to cast your eye over his collection and work those art critic muscles.