Costa Teguise

Costa Teguise is the main tourist hub of the municipality of Teguise, designed with a vision of sustainable development that characterizes the island of Lanzarote. It is the core of the municipality and, due to its historical legacy, has been declared an architectural and artistic heritage site. Teguise is possibly the best-preserved historic center in the Canary Islands, having undergone few changes throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.

Located just 15 kilometers from Arrecife, the island’s capital, Costa Teguise combines modernity and high-quality services with complete respect for the natural environment. This town offers a unique experience, where visitors can enjoy the tranquility of volcanic landscapes along with a wide range of leisure, sports, and cultural activities.

Its crystal-clear waters and golden sandy beaches, such as Playa de Las Cucharas, Playa del Jablillo o Playa Bastián, are a true paradise for water sports lovers. Windsurfing, paddle surfing, and diving find perfect conditions here all year round, thanks to the mild climate and steady winds.

Costa Teguise also stands out for its golf course, a green oasis contrasting with the volcanic landscape and offering spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean. Moreover, it hosts one of the island’s architectural landmarks: the Gran Meliá Salinas hotel, whose design was enhanced by the Lanzarote artist César Manrique, especially its impressive lagoon-style swimming pool, harmoniously integrated with the surrounding nature.

Strolling through Costa Teguise means discovering a lively town full of charming corners: its lively Pueblo Marinero, also designed by Manrique, brings together numerous bars, restaurants, shops, and craft markets in a typically Canarian atmosphere.

Ideal for families, sports enthusiasts, and anyone seeking relaxation without giving up entertainment, Costa Teguise has become one of Lanzarote’s most attractive tourist destinations, where every visitor can find their own little corner of happiness.