Sun-kissed Costa Teguise on Lanzarote’s east coast is a family holiday favourite thanks to its beautiful town square and the glittering beaches on its doorstep. It’s all about seafood restaurants and splash-happy days out here, so get ready for a fantastic blend of relaxation and good old-fashioned fun in the sun.

Top Costa Teguise Hotels

Los Zocos Lanzarote

Costa Teguise, Lanzarote

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Based on 4904 reviews

4 outdoor pools
Children's indoor play area
Close to the beach
Exclusive upgrade service available
Certified sustainable hotel

Bluebay Lanzarote & Aquapark Costa Teguise

Costa Teguise, Lanzarote

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Based on 4556 reviews

Aquapark Costa Teguise entry included
Entertainment programme
Great children's club
Friendly atmosphere
Large outdoor pool area

Alexandre Hotel Grand Teguise Playa

Costa Teguise, Lanzarote

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Based on 5364 reviews

Beachfront
Stunning sea views
Great range of facilities
All Inclusive option
Certified sustainable hotel

Santa Rosa Apartments

Costa Teguise, Lanzarote

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Based on 2938 reviews

Great location
Spacious apartments
Relaxed atmosphere
Ten-pin bowling alley
Soft play centre

Galeon Playa Apartments

Costa Teguise, Lanzarote

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Based on 2715 reviews

Close to the beach and resort centre
Selection of room types available
Range of board basis
4 outdoor pools
Bright, comfortable rooms

Barcelo Lanzarote Active Resort

Costa Teguise, Lanzarote

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Based on 16476 reviews

7 outdoor pools and splash park
Excellent range of facilities
Delicious cuisine
Ideal for an active holiday
Olympic size swimming pool

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Bumper crop of beaches

There’s not one, not two, but five beaches to choose from in Costa Teguise. Palm-lined Playa Bastian’s a popular plot, while the soft sands of Playa Cucharas make it a slice of paradise. Looking for a quiet spot? Playa del Jablillo’s the place to go.

Dining in the square

The town square’s a real hub at night. You’ll find a choice of laid-back restaurants serving home favourites and Lanzarote specialities. Choose a seat outside for the best view of the bandstand that’s right in the middle of the square – pitch up for live sets most nights of the week.

Modern art v waterparks

The former house and studio of César Manrique, the island’s most famous artist, is a 20-minute drive away. It’s a real vision, with rooms built into underground volcanic bubbles and a public art gallery hanging original Picassos. Flip this on its head at Costa Teguise Waterpark for thrilling flumes and slides.