Apartments in Costa Teguise -- Budget Accommodation

Situated on the eastern side of Lanzarote, Costa Teguise offers the perfect holiday hotspot for anyone looking for sun, sea, and sand. The beaches here are the biggest draw, with huge sprawling sands that stretch around bays, and shallow, clear waters perfect for swimming and water sports. But Costa Teguise doesn't just have beaches to offer. Over the past few years, it's evolved into a laidback sports and cultural destination, with windsurfing championships and music festivals that take place throughout the year. Away from the beaches, there are plenty of activities and amenities to enjoy, from a collection of great restaurants, bars, and cafes, to galleries, golf courses, and water parks. There really is a little something for everyone here, and our apartments in Costa Teguise are the ideal place from which to explore it all.

Getting to Costa Teguise from Lanzarote Airport

Costa Teguise is located really close to the island's capital and the airport, making it easy to get between the two. Firstly, there's a bus that runs from the capital to Costa Teguise. You'll have to get the bus from terminal 1 at the airport into the centre of the Arrecife and change there onto the coastal bus. Although this may not be the most convenient route, it's definitely the cheapest.

Alternatively, you can grab a taxi from outside the terminals. Journeys in Costa Teguise are quick and cheap, and you'll get an introduction into the spectacular scenery along the way.

Finally, you can hire a car at the airport and make your own way to Costa Teguise, stopping off along the way at places that take your fancy.

A Hearty Dose of Sport and Culture - Things to do in Costa Teguise

• Fundacion Cesar Manrique -- Cesar Manrique was a local artist who designed and created his own house in Costa Teguise. Here, you can marvel at a collection of his works and admire the house he built himself. It's a popular activity for culture vultures, or those who want to delve into the arty history of the region.
• Pueblo Marinero -- This pretty part of the resort comes to life at night, filled with stalls, restaurants that spill out onto the streets, and lively bars full of locals. It's well worth taking a stroll here, simply to check out the old fishing village vibe that's been retained here.
• Playa del Jabillo -- This wild and rugged stretch of beach boasts incredibly calm waters that are ideal for all the family. With a thick swathe of golden sand and a few unusual rock formations that make up an interesting backdrop, it's a great place to while away the afternoon in the sun.
• Scuba Diving and Snorkelling -- The waters in this part of Lanzarote are filled with colourful marine life, which you can explore by taking a scuba diving or snorkeling trip. Get below the waves and you can discover the rich underwater world that this region is known for.
• Lanzarote Aquarium -- If you want more from the marine life, head to Lanzarote's aquarium, where you can see and learn more about some of the most fascinating creatures that live underwater in Costa Teguise.
• Golf -- Golf is a popular activity in Costa Teguise, which has two golf courses that cater to both amateur golfers and those with a little more experience. They offer a great day out, with restaurants on site and great views of the surrounding scenery.
• Water sports -- The vast expanse of beaches in Costa Teguise mean there are plenty of opportunities to try your hand at some water sports, from windsurfing and paragliding, to kayaking and jet skiing.

Whether you're an active traveler, someone who wants to laze around on the beach, or are on the hunt for some culture, Costa Teguise has you covered. And, with our Costa Teguise apartments, you can really get to know this beautiful and fascinating place.

Off the Beaten Path in Costa Teguise

As well as all the usual beach side activities, restaurants, and bars, Costa Teguise also has a number of offbeat things to do if you want to get stuck into something a little more unusual.

You can head to Graciosa, the smallest island off the coast of Lanzarote near Costa Teguise. Here, you can explore the surreal landscape filled with volcanic peaks and tufts of greenery. It's great for walking, but you can also take a catamaran around it to view it from a different perspective.

Then there's Teguise Market, where you can pick up souvenirs and browse some of the local, handmade goods. This is near the Cesar Manrique Fundacion, so you can make a great, arty morning of it.

You might also want to try your hand at windsurfing. This is a popular sport in Costa Teguise because every year there is a windsurfing championship held in the resort. There are plenty of places along the coast where you can learn to windsurf and hit the waves.

For keen hikers and walkers, you can explore the otherworldly landscape of Timanfaya on foot. As well as getting to know the quirky geological formations of the region, you can also marvel at the spectacular views that you will be greeted with at the top.

Whatever your holiday plans are, Costa Teguise is bound to have something that fits your wants and needs. Make sure you check into one of our Costa Teguise apartments for a unique stay.

Costa Teguise Accommodation

Because it's mostly a holiday resort for sun-seekers, Costa Teguise accommodation mainly consists of resort-style hotels that line the coast. They have private pools and their own facilities for an all-inclusive stay. If you want something a little more individual, there are plenty of self-catering apartment blocks dotted around with great sea views, as well as traditional guesthouses and B&Bs that offer a look into local life. Elsewhere, you'll find a couple of hostels that cater to the younger traveler, and numerous independent apartments that let you create your own trip on your own terms. Regardless of where you choose to stay, Costa Teguise will reveal itself as a beautiful destination with tons of things to do.