A place to relax
Whilst there’s still plenty to see and do in Playa del Cable and the surrounding area, this isn’t the place if you’re looking for wild nights out. Enjoy scenic strolls by day and relax in local bars by night – this is the ultimate spot if you’re hoping to unwind.
Close to the action
Playa del Cable in itself is relatively quiet, but you get the best of both worlds being so close to the capital of Arrecife. An area brimming with culture, art and historical sights, you can be in the hustle and bustle of inner city life whenever you choose.
What makes Playa del Cable special compared to other Lanzarote beaches?
Playa del Cable is a calmer, less crowded beach than the island’s major tourist spots. It offers golden sand, a laidback atmosphere, and is particularly popular with locals. Its proximity to Arrecife also makes it a perfect escape from the city without travelling far.
Is Playa del Cable suitable for families with children?
Yes, Playa del Cable is family-friendly. The waves are usually gentle, making it safer for children to paddle. The beach has wide sandy areas for playing, and the nearby promenade offers easy access for prams and pushchairs.
Can you swim safely at Playa del Cable?
Swimming is possible at Playa del Cable, but conditions depend on tides and wind. Swimmers should take care, especially when the sea is rough. On calm days, the beach is excellent for a refreshing swim.
Are there restaurants or bars near Playa del Cable?
While Playa del Cable itself is not heavily commercialised, you can find restaurants, bars and cafés within walking distance in Playa Honda and Arrecife. Many visitors enjoy a beach stroll followed by a meal or drink nearby.
When is the best time to visit Playa del Cable?
Playa del Cable can be enjoyed year-round thanks to Lanzarote’s mild climate. The most popular months are spring and summer, though autumn and winter still offer pleasant conditions with fewer crowds.
