Lanzarote Airport Transfers

1. Playa Blanca is 20 miles south-west; a Lanzarote Airport transfer whisks you there within 30 minutes. This popular resort has a marina and nightlife encompassing everything from karaoke to cocktails; the main beach (of three) is a Blue Flag holder. You’ll also find excellent shopping and dining and an upscale ambience.
2. Arrecife is just a few miles north so you’re there in minutes. The port city is Lanzarote’s capital, featuring a seventeenth-century church, a cultural centre and a golden-sand beach. The Museum of Contemporary Art displays abstract works in San José castle, an eighteenth-century fortress. There’s also fantastic shopping and dining here – so make time for this town.
3. Haria, lying 21 miles north, is a half-hour Lanzarote Airport transfer. This small town in the ‘valley of a thousand palms’ has a long history of pirate attacks. There’s a lovely square at its heart, along with shops, restaurants and a weekend craft market.
4. Puerto del Carmen is six miles south-west; be there within 10 minutes. Fishing boats bob at the old town’s dock in this resort town, and there are stunning beaches, including Playa Grande and Matagorda. Stroll the Avenida de las Playas, a prom lined with shops, eateries and nightclubs.
5. Yaiza is 11.5 miles west – or a 20-minute transfer. This beautiful village has twice been named the loveliest in Spain. There’s a well-kept square, alongside a seventeenth-century church, gardens and spots for enjoying tapas and a glass of vino.
6. Costa Teguise is nine miles up the coast, 15 minutes from the airport. The former capital is nearly 600 years old. Check out the Sunday market and the many ancient buildings, overlooked by Castillo de Santa Barbara, built as protection from Moorish pirates and now housing a piracy museum.

1. Aquapark Costa Teguise is eight miles or 15 minutes by Lanzarote Airport transfer. Have a splashing time at Lanzarote’s biggest waterpark, with superb rides for all the family, immersive cinematic experiences, paintball and more.
2. Timanfaya National Park is 13.5 miles or a 25-minute trip west from the airport. Covering a quarter of the island, it’s made up of volcanic soil. See it by coach tour, take a camel ride, absorb the astonishing scenery and eat at the El Diablo restaurant.
3. Jardin de Cactus is a similar distance north. The work of local artist and architect César Manrique, it houses hundreds of global cacti species. Marvel at the 8m cacti statue, and enjoy a relaxing excursion. Visit the café and wander past lava rocks, ponds and a windmill.
4. Rancho Texas Park lies just four miles south-west; Lanzarote Airport transfers have you here in no time. This Wild West-themed park offers fun from canoeing to panning for gold. Visit the zoo housing species from snakes to tigers.
5. Museo Atlántico is 18 miles south-west – get there in 30 minutes by airport transfer. This underwater museum features sculptures by Jason de Caires Taylor, and it’s accessible to beginner and experienced divers, providing a unique experience.
6. Cueva de los Verdes is a 20-mile trip north near Haria, taking 30 minutes by Lanzarote Airport transfer. These ‘green caves’ make up a long lava tube, illuminated and studded with stalactites, and sometimes used for concerts.

Those with disabilities are well looked after at Lanzarote Airport, in compliance with European law. Terminals have adapted toilets, and are easy to get around thanks to lifts, ramps and plenty of space, with support points available across all buildings. There are also dedicated disabled drop-off and pick-up points, and help is provided up to boarding.

Request help 48 hours before travelling with your airline, or call Spanish airport operator Aena on (+34) 91 321 1000 (This line is also accessible to those with a hearing loss).

Lanzarote Airport
35500 Arrecife
Lanzarote
Islas Canarias
Spain

Tel: (+34) 91 321 1000
Email: aeropuertolanzarote@aena.es
Website: lanzarote-airport