Barcelo hotels in Lanzarote, Canary Islands

Lanzarote Beach Travel Guide

Lanzarote is an island that lies off the coast of Africa’s Saharan Coast and is the most easterly of the Canary Islands. With the island only receiving around 18 days of rainfall per year, it is a hugely popular destination for sun-seekers. Lanzarote possesses many beaches that are a hugely active during the summer months.

Hotels Near the Beaches in Lanazarote

There are a number of hotels and resorts on the island of Lanzarote that you can choose from. Take your pick of all-inclusive hotel deals, luxurious resorts or homey hotels to match your needs. There are many hotels located in close proximity to the various beaches in Lanzarote, ideal for regular beach-goers.

Beach Activites in Lanzarote

The resort town of Puerto del Carmen on the southeast coast of Lanzarote has two stunning beaches, Playa Grande and Matagorda, which are very popular with tourists. Both known for their slight breeze and pristine sand, they are perfect for chilling out and playing some beach sports. Paired with a beachside boulevard, there are shops and restaurants to enjoy after the beach.

Puerto del Carmen is said to be one of Lanzarote’s prettiest beaches, sheltered by the surrounding rocks and populated with unspoilt sand and still waters. The beach is popular amongst keen divers, with plenty of sea life to be found in the waters. Take a day to relax on the beach and cool off by dipping in the cool waters.

The Playa de Famara beach towards the north of Lanzarote extends kilometres and is quite a bit windier than the other beaches on the island. The wind allows for bigger waves which are popular amongst surfers, with surfing lessons available for beginners. There are plenty of nearby facilities which are handy after spending a day on the beach.

Eating and Drinking Near the Beach in Lanzarote

You will be spoilt for choice on where to eat in Lanzarote, with many of its best restaurants dotted around the coastal route and beach boulevards. These are ideal for grabbing a bite to eat after an action-packed day of activities, swimming and sun at the beach. Many bars and clubs can be found around the south coast of Lanzarote, with clubgoers staying up until all hours. Many tourists and locals gather to enjoy the nightlife on the island during the holidays, creating a superb atmosphere if that is what you are into. For those seeking a quieter holiday, there are plenty of areas on the island to get away from it all.