Luxury Villas in Lanzarote

Though the Canary Islands are a part of Spain, Lanzarote does also have its own, identifiable cuisine. Have a taste of the traditional local food during your villa holiday in Lanzarote. Papas Arrugudas are skin-on potatoes boiled in seawater, often served with Mojo Sauce (fiery or garlicky, depending on the colour).

With many herds of goats still roaming around the island, it would be rude not to try the delicious cheese they produce. If you see them on the menu, be sure to also order the La Santa prawns - these are caught off the coast of La Santa, on Lanzarote.

Lanzarote is unique in that it is home to both white and black sand beaches, thanks to its dramatic volcanic origins. 

Head to the south of the island and Playa de Papagayo, for golden sands that are popular among holidaymakers. The clear water is ideal for snorkelling too. 

Playa Flamingo is another bustling tourist hotspot, with a coastline that is well-lined with bars, restaurants, and shops. If visiting somewhere more unusual is on your list, however, Playa del Charco de los Chicos is a must, with its black sand, red cliffs, and strange green lagoon.

Due to its island nature, beaches certainly won’t be in short supply during your villa holiday in Lanzarote. Get off the beaten track and explore the terrain with a gentle hike, where you’ll often be rewarded with secluded, unspoiled sand. Beach babe or avid wanderer - there’s so much varied coast to discover during your travels around Lanzarote.

Don’t be fooled by the size of this small island - there’s much more to Lanzarote than lazing on the beach, not that we don’t recommend this too! 

Explore the dramatic origins of Lanzarote (which was actually formed after a volcanic eruption), and head to the island’s main attraction, Timanfaya National Park. Home to geological formations, the landscape of this area has an out-of-this-world feeling.

Grab your hiking shoes and climb the heights of Lanzarote - Montana Roja and Montana Corona are two locations that (once you reach the top) will reward you with jaw-dropping views. 

Step away from the resort hubs and discover the local markets, picking up trinkets and treats to commemorate your villa holiday in Lanzarote. You’ll also find museums and churches that offer a look into the history and life on the island.

Check out our Lanzarote Travel Guide for an more in-depth look at what to do on the island.

Timanfaya National Park

Lanzarote has a number of charming towns and villages that make for great bases or day trips during your trip. 

Each offer their own interpretation of the rich Spanish-inspired culture, holding their own local secrets and unmatched charm.

You'll find ancient churches nestled side-by-side some of the most popular restaurants on the island. Picturesque beaches just metres away from shopping malls and markets. Couples and families alike, all making the most of their villa holiday in Lanzarote, and the variety that the area has to offer.

Whether you're looking for isolation or immersion, our villas in Lanzarote offer the best of both worlds.

It doesn't matter if you're seeking lively tourist towns, known for their buzzing bars and nightclubs, or small laidback villages, the diversity of settlements on Lanzarote is unrivalled among the Canary Islands.

Lanzarote is part of the popular Canary Island group, making flights there frequent from most UK airports, especially during the summer time. Once there, you'll find renting a car easy. Our villas also have onsite parking too. The beaches and mountains are best explored by foot, or maybe you want to hop on a boat and take in the rugged coastline from the sea?

By flight

You’ll most likely arrive in Lanzarote via plane. Being a tourist hotspot, there’s many flight options for you if travelling from the UK, and the journey takes around four hours. In the summer months, many families choose to spend their holidays on the island, so flights may be more frequent but also pricier.

By car

Renting a car on the island is not necessarily essential, but is recommended if you want to get the most out of your villa holiday in Lanzarote. Away from the city, the roads are easy to navigate, meaning you can beach-hop and explore the island to your heart’s extent.

By bike

There are places to rent bikes in the main tourist hubs of Lanzarote, and in the cooler months, we’d definitely recommend this cheap and eco-friendly mode of transport, especially for seeing the immediate area around your villa.

By taxi

Taxis are a more expensive way to get around Lanzarote, but they're an easy way to get from A to B if you require it. You'll usually be able to find them easily at the main tourist hubs.

By boat

Lanzarote is an island, so of course, it makes sense to head to the open seas and see the rugged coastline from a different perspective. Our concierge team can help you organise a boat trip for you and your party, during your holiday.