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Matagorda, Lanzarote
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For starters, parasailing seems is a local favourite when it comes to water sports. Give it a go or simply watch in awe. Likewise, head under the sea on a snorkelling trip, or stay afloat with a boat ride. Meanwhile, the cycling routes twist and turn around some of Lanzarote’s most scenic spots.
Over in Arrecife, trace the past back in the museum. It’s housed in an 18th-century fortress that was renovated by famous Canarian artist and architect, César Manrique. Later on, a glam night awaits in Puerto del Carmen. It’s close to Matagorda, and a real gem for pubs, bars and clubs.
Lanzarote
Lanzarote
Lanzarote
Yes, Matagorda is considered one of the most family-friendly areas in Lanzarote. The resort features safe sandy beaches, pedestrian promenades, and calm waters, making it ideal for children. There are also plenty of restaurants, shops, and self-catering apartments suited to families.
Matagorda beach, also known as Playa de Matagorda, is a wide stretch of golden sand with Blue Flag status. The beach has excellent facilities, including sunbeds, parasols, lifeguards, and accessible walkways. Its gentle waves make it perfect for swimming, and water sports.
Yes, Matagorda has a wide selection of restaurants, bars, and cafés, serving everything from Spanish tapas and Canarian specialities to international cuisine such as Italian, British, and Asian. Many eateries overlook the beach, offering stunning views while you dine.
Yes, you can walk from Matagorda to Puerto del Carmen along a scenic coastal promenade. The walk takes around 30–40 minutes, depending on your pace, and is popular with both locals and tourists.
The best time to visit Matagorda is year-round, thanks to Lanzarote's mild climate and warm temperatures. However, many travellers prefer spring and autumn for slightly cooler weather and fewer crowds, whilst summer is perfect for sun-seekers and water sports enthusiasts.
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