Places full of charm. Historic quarter. Memories of Lanzarote's first capital. Situated in the north east of the island of Lanzarote, the town of Teguise was one of the first settlements established in the Canary Islands.
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This is considered the largest, and main resort on the island and the Avenida de las Playas (more commonly known as the 'Strip') is home to hundreds of bars and restaurants.
VILLA DE TEGUISE – OLD TOWNVilla de Teguise has been a noble and stately town throughout its rich past, thanks to both the Bethencourt and the Herrera dynasties, Teguise´s most majestic eras.
The Old Town Harbour is where Puerto del Carmen originally started. Before tourism arrived in Lanzarote local residents lived from the abundance of fish in the sea.
A walkabout through Teguise allows the visitor to get a feel for what life was like at the beginning of colonial times. As well as its heritage, the ancient capital is home to museums such as the house of the Marques de Herrera y Rojas (Marquis of Herrera y Rojas) and the Casa Perdomo (Perdomo House).
While Costa Teguise is a coastal resort, with beaches and lots of hotels, bars and restaurants, the village of Teguise, although located in the same municipality, is located inland and the distance between Teguise and Costa Teguise is around 15 km.
Puerto del Carmen has the busiest vibe and that incredible long Strip. Costa Teguise has a more laid back, surfy feel, and feels more Spanish, as well as being more compact. Playa Blanca is quieter than either and feels a little more upmarket, but it's very spread out.
Puerto Calero - This marina town is known for its luxury yachts, designer stores, and upscale restaurants. This area would have the greatest concentration of super high-end homes and has a very private community feel to it.
The liveliest areas for nightlife in Lanzarote are the island's capital, Arrecife and the resort of Puerto del Carmen. Both Playa Blanca and Costa Teguise tend to be quieter although there are live music venues and bars in each resort as well.
The heart of Lanzarote's nightlife can be found in its major towns and resorts, particularly Puerto del Carmen, Costa Teguise, and Playa Blanca. These areas are dotted with an array of bars, clubs, and live music venues that cater to various tastes.
Best for nightlifePuerto del Carmen is Lanzarote's most popular resort and is the place to be if you're looking for good nightlife alongside beautiful beaches. The resort is just a ten-minute drive from the airport, so you can be sipping cocktails at a bar along the seafront 'strip' within an hour of landing.
The biggest market on the island every Sunday the Teguise market Lanzarote. This small normally peaceful village comes alive on a Sunday and sellers of art, crafts, and food flock to be met by tourists and locals looking for a bargain.
As previous poster said, The Square is probably as busy as you will find in one area (presuming you are in Costa Teguise). Other places around the resort have their own individual things going on, but no strip as such. Costa Teguise has a very relaxed vibe going on - the main reason why we love it so much.
Playa Quemada - a quiet beach, very close to Puerto Calero and Puerto del Carmen. Playa Quemada is situated close to Puerto Calero and you can actually even walk there if you wish. The village is quiet and it only has three restaurants, so the beach is usually deserted and empty.
Playa Blanca is a town that belongs to the municipality of Yaiza, with more than 11,000 inhabitants. Currently, it is considered the third tourist destination on the island, due to its variety of hotels and restaurants, its marina and its incredible beaches.