What Oliver Loves
The island’s harmony between nature and design. César Manrique’s influence means art galleries, gardens and architecture feel completely woven into the volcanic scenery.
Luxury Villas in Lanzarote
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Lanzarote Villa Holiday
Striking, sun-drenched and wonderfully otherworldly, Lanzarote is one of the most distinctive islands in Spain’s Canary Islands. Sculpted by volcanic eruptions and shaped by Atlantic winds, the island’s landscapes feel almost lunar. Yet alongside this rugged beauty you’ll find golden beaches, charming whitewashed villages and stylish seaside homes perfect for relaxed days in the sun.
Staying in one of our villas with pools offers the perfect way to experience Lanzarote. Spend mornings exploring the island’s natural wonders, from the fiery landscapes of Timanfaya National Park to the underground caves of Jameos del Agua, before returning to your private terrace for sunset views over the Atlantic. Whether you’re travelling with family or friends, our villas provide space, privacy and beautiful surroundings. You can also explore more island escapes across the Canary Islands, including Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura, or browse our full collection of villas in Spain.
Why stay with us?
Style and character are at the heart of our villas in Lanzarote. Our destination experts handpick unique homes in exceptional locations, offering space, privacy and beautiful surroundings perfect for families and groups.
Once you book a holiday, our Concierge Service is here to help with all things planning and recommendations to make your stay truly extraordinary.
Why visit Lanzarote?
Lanzarote offers a travel experience unlike anywhere else in Spain. The island’s volcanic origins have shaped a landscape of dramatic contrasts, where black lava fields meet bright white villages and turquoise Atlantic waters.
Nature lovers will find plenty to explore. Timanfaya National Park showcases Lanzarote’s volcanic power with steaming geysers, lava flows and surreal red and black terrain. Along the coast, beaches vary from golden sands at Playa Blanca to wild, windswept stretches at Famara, a favourite with surfers.
Lanzarote is also famous for the work of visionary local artist César Manrique, who transformed the island into a living gallery. His architectural projects blend art, nature and design – from the lava cave concert hall of Jameos del Agua to the cactus-filled gardens of Jardín de Cactus.
Food in Lanzarote is simple and flavourful, centred around fresh seafood, local goat cheese and volcanic wines grown in the remarkable vineyards of La Geria. Paired with ocean views and warm island evenings, dining here feels wonderfully relaxed.
Lanzarote: At a Glance
Lanzarote is the most dramatic of the Canary Islands, where volcanic landscapes, Atlantic beaches and striking architecture shaped by César Manrique create one of Spain’s most unique island escapes.
Best for: Year-round sunshine, beaches and volcanic scenery
Known for: Timanfaya National Park and César Manrique’s art and architecture
Beaches: Golden bays, surf spots and wild Atlantic coastlines
Food & drink: Fresh seafood, goat cheese and volcanic wines from La Geria
Perfect for: Families, nature lovers and relaxed island holidays
Top Tip
Head to the volcanic vineyards of La Geria, where vines grow in circular hollows carved into black ash – a striking landscape and the heart of Lanzarote’s wine region.
Lanzarote: Getting there and around
By plane
Lanzarote Airport (Arrecife Airport) connects the island with many major European cities, including frequent flights from the UK and mainland Spain.
By car
Hiring a car is the best way to explore Lanzarote’s dramatic landscapes and hidden beaches. The island is relatively small, so most destinations are within an hour’s drive.
By bus or taxi
Local buses connect key towns such as Arrecife, Playa Blanca and Puerto del Carmen, while taxis are widely available across the island’s main resorts.
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