Costa Teguise

Costa Teguise is a purpose-built resort on Lanzarote’s coast, developed as one of the island’s main holiday destinations and laid out with the wide streets, roundabouts and low-rise apartment complexes typical of planned tourism towns. It sits within the island’s northern region, offering a more measured, spread-out alternative to the older fishing towns nearby, with much of daily life organised around its seafront promenade and the amenities that serve visiting holidaymakers.

The resort’s beaches are its main draw. Playa de las Cucharas, a long stretch of golden sand, is well known among windsurfers and kitesurfers thanks to the steady breezes that funnel along this part of the coast, while Playa del Jablillo offers a smaller, more sheltered cove-like setting closer to the town centre. For families, Aquapark Costa Teguise adds a dedicated water park with slides and pools, giving visitors an inland alternative to the sea.

Together these places give Costa Teguise its character as a resort geared towards relaxed beach time, water sports and organised leisure, rather than historic sights or dramatic volcanic scenery found elsewhere on Lanzarote.