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 de las Cucharas makes 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 is a real hub at night. You’ll find a choice of laid-back restaurants serving home favourites and Lanzarote specialties'. 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.
What is Costa Teguise best known for?
It is especially known for its family-friendly atmosphere, sandy beaches, year-round sunshine, water sports, and a wide variety of restaurants and bars. It also has a relaxed pace compared to some of the busier resorts on the island.
What are the main beaches in Costa Teguise?
The resort has several lovely beaches, including Playa de las Cucharas, popular with windsurfers, Playa del Jablillo, ideal for safe swimming with its sheltered lagoon, and Playa Bastián, a quieter spot perfect for sunbathing.
Is Costa Teguise suitable for families?
Yes, Costa Teguise is very family-friendly, offering safe beaches, plenty of child-friendly restaurants, a water park, mini golf, and easy walking routes, making it an excellent choice for families with children.
Is Costa Teguise lively at night?
Costa Teguise has a relaxed but enjoyable nightlife. Instead of large nightclubs, you’ll find friendly Irish pubs, cocktail bars, live music venues, and some late-night restaurants, making it more laidback than resorts like Puerto del Carmen.
What attractions are nearby?
Within easy reach of Costa Teguise are attractions such as the César Manrique Foundation, the volcanic landscapes of Timanfaya National Park, Jameos del Agua, and the Cueva de los Verdes. The island’s capital, Arrecife, is also just a short drive away for shopping and culture.
