Villa Rubicon Blanca is a modern, whitewashed villa set on a quiet residential street, just a short walk from the sea—ideal for relaxing and enjoying Lanzarote’s stunning southern coast.
Located just a short walk from the coast, this lovely villa offers a charming, homely escape, perfect for spending long sunny days sitting beside the pool and enjoying views over the marina and out to sea.
Arranged over two levels, Villa Rubicon Blanca has a modern aesthetic, with a cubic volume and typical whitewashed facade. The rooms are well proportioned, each thoughtfully decorated with comfortable furnishings and contemporary amenities. Entering on the ground floor, the central living room is a welcoming space for all, with two sofas inviting you to relax in front of the TV or sit with a book whilst enjoying a gentle breeze through the patio doors. Off to one side, a neat kitchen is well-equipped for preparing meals, whilst the dining room next door is flooded with natural light through large windows that wrap around the corner walls. Enjoy home cooked meals altogether, or opt to make the most of the warm weather and entertain guests with a barbecue on the terrace.
A central staircase leads to the bedrooms on the upper level where a spacious master bedroom features a comfortable double bed, whilst a second room has two singles. Both rooms have built in storage, and there are two well-presented bathrooms, ensuring everyone can enjoy plenty of privacy. A second living space can also be found on this level, with wrap-around sliding windows that frame panoramic views down to the coast.
Outside, the expansive terrace invites guests to take advantage of the sunny days, and potted plants and shrubs add a natural vibrance. Whether enjoying a swim in the pool or relaxing in a lounge chair, Villa Rubicon Blanca offers the perfect place to unwind with family or friends.
What Oliver loves...
With a lovely terrace and generously sized pool, Villa Rubicon Blanca invites guests to make the most of the sunny climate
The well-lit dining room is a ideal spot to share meals, whilst outside the built-in barbecue is perfect for entertaining guests with a delicious feast on the terrace
With the beach and marina just a short walk away, Villa Rubicon Blanca is ideally placed to spend the day beside the sea and exploring the nearby area
What you should know
Whilst the coast is within walking distance, a car is recommended to explore the island and the villa features its own gated parking area
Please note the border around the pool is made of local volcanic rock and is cleaned regularly
The pool is unfenced so young children should be supervised at all times
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The Local Area
About the surrounding area of Villa Rubicon Blanca
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Beach Nearby
<1hr to Airport
Situated in a quiet residential street just a short walk from the sea, Villa Rubicon Blanca is ideally placed to enjoy leisurely days in the sun and make the most of Lanzarote’s southern coast.
There are plenty of local amenities nearby, making it easy to purchase groceries to enjoy back at the villa, or wander down to the Marina Rubicon where you can enjoy delicious plates of freshly grilled fish or seafood at one of the waterfront restaurants. Located in a sheltered bay, the marina is a popular mooring point, and you can stroll between the rows of yachts or watch the fishing boats return with their daily catch. A variety of water-sports are offered by local companies, inviting you to take a boat trip or paddle out to explore the coast on a kayaking tour. There is also the opportunity to try your hand at diving, with the local centre offering both lessons and guides, and just 300m from the shore you can discover the incredible artificial reef formed by a set of sculptures by artist Jason de Caires Taylor.
For those looking to spend the day at the beach there are several options nearby. Located beside the marina, Playa Dorada boats a long stretch of golden sand inviting you to stroll along the shore or take a dip in the crystal clear water. Further along, Playa Blanca is another great spot for spending a day in the sun, and from here you can follow the Paseo Maritimo along the coast to soak up the laid-back atmosphere and enjoy ocean views. Most of the beaches have good facilities, and there are plenty of ‘chiringuitos’ where you can enjoy a lunchtime snack or tasty ice cream.
Slightly further away, the well-known Playas de Papagayo is definitely worth a visit, and you can reach it by car or opt for a more relaxing trip and take an adventure around the coast on a catamaran. The natural park is composed of 5 separate beaches, each offering an idyllic setting to relax on the sand and gaze out to sea. There are no amenities so be sure to pack a picnic if you plan to spend the day.
Numerous beaches and hidden coves dot Lanzarote’s coastline or you can take a boat trip across to one of the neighboring islands to explore the rocky shores. Alternatively, head inland to discover the dramatic volcanic landscape. Just 20 minutes by car, the incredible Timanfaya National Park offers a unique experience, with its rugged terrain and fascinating array of colours. Take a guided walk to discover the rugged rock forms and spot some native wildlife or visit the Montañas del Fuego to learn about the volcanoes which last erupted in 1824. For sports enthusiasts the extensive landscape is perfect for runners and hikers, whilst the winding car-less roads are a bikers paradise.
Please be aware that the location tab shown on the website is not based on the property's exact location; therefore, all location amenities are an approx of facilities, restaurants, and villages/towns you might find around the property. The property's exact location will be provided to you before arrival and might come along with some recommendations about the area and what to visit.
The Region
Yes, Lanzarote has finally stolen the crown as the Canary Islands’ capital of cool. And, thanks to the island’s prodigal son, artist and architect César Manrique, strict building regulations have saved the island from high-rise hotels, instead gifting it with verdant valleys, sweet whitewashed villages and some luxurious villas to boot.
