Playa Blanca Holidays

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Playa Blanca Weather

Cheap Playa Blanca holidays are more or less a fixture for tourists the whole year round, thanks in no small part to the consistently warm Lanzarote temperatures - consistently hot, that is! Hot it may be, averaging around 18° Celsius in December and 26° Celsius by the summer, but sultry breezes, courtesy of the trade winds, mean you’re never flustered. Having said that, ensure you have your sun cream on at all times to protect you from the sun's rays.

Landscape

Holidays to Playa Blanca mean beaches, of course! The resort itself may be new, but that doesn’t preclude a great day on the light-brown sands of the beach, with a ridge of seaside shops and restaurants behind, and the azure Atlantic stretching out before you. Playa Blanca is especially gorgeous at night, where, by the harbour or the promenade, you can marvel at the sunset before taking in the distant lights of Fuerteventura glistening on the horizon.

Things To Do on Playa Blanca Holidays

Close to home, you have one of the most fabulous new harbours in the Canaries, the upmarket Rubicon Marina, stacked with upmarket shops, as well as touristy fare. Travel inland for the island's theme parks and water parks, including the voluminous Timanfaya National Park, and the volcanic caves of Los Verdes. Here at the south of the island, you're well positioned to travel to Fuerteventura, the nearest of the Canaries, just fifteen minutes away by boat.

Culture

Come to Lanzarote in Carnival Season, February to March, for some Hispanic revelry with dances, local music and food festivals, or in mid-June for the Corpus Christi holy festival. By 'holy', Canarians mean music and partying, but there are also some unique sights - carpets rolled out of sea salt, and giant processions through most of the island’s picturesque towns and villages.

Families

Playa Blanca holidays excel mainly as a family resort, as there’s none of the famed nightlife of Puerto del Carmen, but there’s an eclectic mix of bars and child friendly restaurants on the marina. The food is varied of course: from Chinese and English to local fare, and the bars are predominantly chic, with a glut of English and Irish hostelries. The young aren’t without nightlife, though, with new nightclubs such as The Jungle, and generally late opening hours. Travel inland for the island’s theme parks and water parks, including the voluminous Timanfaya National Park, and the volcanic caves of Los Verdes. Best of all, down at the port you can take a trip on the Marea Errota, a 19th-century wooden schooner replica. The kids will absolutely love dressing up as pirates, getting their faces painted and brandish muskets to sail the high seas en route to the glorious Papagayo Beaches! For more low key entertainment, most of the large hotels provide a children's entertainment team.

Who goes to Playa Blanca?

Playa Blanca is a favourite of British visitors, and is home to a good selection of shops and SPAR type supermarkets, with most stocking a wide selection of UK recognised branded goods, albeit at higher prices than you'd find in the UK. Playa Blanca is also popular with walkers thanks to the beautiful coastal path, which extends from the beaches of Papagayo Natural Park to Faro Park. The marina is popular with sailing enthusiasts and offers many boat trips around the island.

Book a Playa Blanca Holiday now!

If you are looking for a great family holiday and sunny weather regardless of the calendar, On the Beach is best for making it happen! Don't miss out - book online now to secure a great Playa Blanca holiday deal!