some of the loveliest beaches to get your fill of sunshine.
In the eastern part of the Canary Islands, the island of Lanzarote is highly valued for its sunny climate, understated attractiveness, and, above all, its pristine beaches. The island known as “the volcano island” also draws travelers seeking leisure activities. Allow yourself to be enchanted by the beauty that dominates the island. Explore our selection of the most stunning beaches in Lanzarote.
Planning a Trip to Lanzarote? Here are some articles to assist you in organizing your journey:
- Lanzarote: 5 Must-see Villages to Explore in the Canary Islands
- Menorca presents a stark contrast, with a somewhat deserted, rural quality, in stark contrast to the avant-garde artistic exhibits César Manrique brought to Lanzarote.
- Last but definitely not least, Haría is a picturesque village that’s a must-see on any traveler’s list. Its steep, picturesque streets are lined with beautiful canary plants, making it a haven for botanists. Don’t miss the Fire Mountain Hill, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.
Papagayo beach
This beach, a well-known landmark of Lanzarote, is located at the island’s southernmost tip. It boasts several restaurants, in addition to its beautiful setting. A short walking path leads to the beach. The beach itself features a golden sandy shore and crystal-clear blue waters, creating a serene atmosphere, much like a little slice of heaven. It’s an ideal spot for snorkelling.
Famara beach
Located in the northern part of the island, Famara beach extends for approximately 5 kilometers along a strip of fine golden sand. Situated in the midst of the Chinijo Archipelago Natural Park, it lies at the foot of the Risco de Famara, a notable cliff with the same name. Due to its tendency to be buffeted by strong gusts of wind, it also attracts a large number of surfers who come to experience the powerful waves.
A beach, officially known as Beach of the Women, named for a legend in which a Moorish king sent a distress signal using a black slave girl to ambush Spanish ships that appeared east off the coast.
In the heart of the protected Los Ajaches Nature Park, Playa Mujeres boasts a distinctive ambiance. This expansive sandy beach stretches over 400 meters along the coastline. Due to its remote location, it provides an ideal setting for those seeking seclusion. The striking blue hue of the water presents a striking contrast to the surrounding dunes and volcanoes… A breathtaking view indeed!
Caletón Blanco beach
Located near the seaside village of Órzola, this stunning white sand cove is a breathtaking sight! The crystal-clear waters that lap against the volcanic rock formations of Mount Corona create a majestic setting on the island of Lanzarote.
Flamingo Beach
In the south of Lanzarote, at Playa Blanca, this well-known white sandy beach is a favorite among families. The calm waters are ideal for young children. The beach provides a wide range of facilities to ensure maximum comfort for tourists: hammocks, sun umbrellas, restrooms, showers, play areas… A perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the sunshine.
La Cantería beach
In the northern part of Lanzarote, near the fishing village of Órzola, this charming beach is an ideal location to soak up the sun and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. With a low number of visitors, this stretch of coastline takes advantage of strong winds that are particularly appealing to surfers. Surrounded by basaltic and volcanic rock formations, this rugged beach is one of the most picturesque on the island.
Golden beach (Playa Dorada)
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El Jabillo beach
Overlooking the eastern coast of Lanzarote, in the coastal town of Costa Teguise, El Jabillo beach is a serene haven offering respite from strong winds. As it is easily accessible, visitors can enjoy its facilities, making it an ideal spot to while away a sunny day by the sea. The tranquil sea conditions make it perfect for swimming and other water activities.
