Costa Teguise is Lanzarote’s easygoing, family-friendly hotspot, packed with sunshine, soft sands and plenty of ways to get out on the water. It’s organised, walkable and made for chilled-out holidays where everything you need is right where it should be.

Why people love holidays to Costa Teguise

Holidays to Costa Teguise are all about laid-back beach days, breezy promenades and that “holiday village” vibe where nothing feels too far away. It’s one of Lanzarote’s best resorts for families, thanks to calm bays, loads of activities and a relaxed atmosphere that makes the whole place feel like your own sunny neighbourhood.

What’s the best beach to visit on your Costa Teguise holidays?

Costa Teguise has a beach for every kind of holiday mood - whether you're windsurfing, paddling with little ones or just parking yourself on a sunlounger for the day.

Top beaches in Costa Teguise:

• Playa de las Cucharas – golden sand and world-class windsurfing, with lessons for total beginners.

• Playa del Ancla / Los Charcos – shallow, sheltered and great for younger families.

• Playa Bastián – calm, easygoing and perfect for quieter beach days.

• Local rocky coves – brilliant for snorkelling with volcanic rock pools full of marine life.

What’s the food like in Costa Teguise?

Costa Teguise keeps mealtimes simple and delicious, with fresh seafood, Canarian favourites and loads of family-friendly options. Whether you’re grabbing something casual by the beach or settling in for a proper dinner, you’re covered.

Great places to eat in Costa Teguise:

• Restaurante El Navarro – this spot is a top pick if you're looking to sample some modern Canarian dishes with big flavour... sounds like a bit of us.

• La Bohemia – generous portions, grilled meats and a relaxed atmosphere - what more could you ask for?

• Dolmen – fresh seafood and some top-notch veggie/vegan options (if you're about that) all with a proper local feel.

Nightlife in Costa Teguise

Nights here are relaxed and friendly - perfect for low-key cocktails, live music and family evenings out. It’s more sunset drinks than full-on clubbing, but there’s still plenty of atmosphere.

Nightlife highlights:

• Cocktail Corner – stylish cocktails and chilled holiday vibes.

• Scanlons Cavern Bar – live music and a fun, easygoing crowd.

• Dickens Bar – classic drinks and a cosy feel.

Things to do on Costa Teguise holidays

From water parks to volcanic wonders, Costa Teguise makes it easy to fill your days - or simply take them slow.

Top things to do:

• Spend a day at Aquapark Costa Teguise, perfect for families.

• Explore the Jameos del Agua caves designed by César Manrique.

• Walk or cycle the seafront promenade from beach to beach.

• Visit the Cueva de los Verdes lava tube for something completely different.

• Wander through the Cactus Garden in nearby Guatiza.

• Try windsurfing or paddleboarding along the coastline.

🌞 Best time to visit Costa Teguise

Costa Teguise stays warm, bright and beach-ready for most of the year, so there’s never really a bad time to rock up here. But if you want the full breakdown, here’s how each season feels:

• Spring (Mar–May) – warm, sunny and calm, with mid-20s temperatures that are perfect for beach hopping and exploring without the summer heat.

• Summer (Jun–Aug) – hot, breezy and brilliant for water sports, with 28–30°C days and warm seas. Peak windsurfing season too.

• Autumn (Sep–Nov) – still toasty, with mid-20s sunshine and some of the best swimming conditions of the year. Ideal for couples and families avoiding summer crowds.

• Winter (Dec–Feb) – mild and bright, around 18–22°C, making Costa Teguise one of the best winter-sun options in the Canaries.