Luz de Teguise

About This Apartment

A newly renovated first-floor apartment with a private terrace, modern interiors, two saltwater pools and a peaceful location just a short walk from Los Charcos Beach.

Designed for comfort and convenience

Amenities

⌁ 〰 Fibre-optic Wi-Fi
▻ 〰 Satellite TV
◇ 〰 Fully equipped kitchen
⌑ 〰 Double bed
◫ 〰 Italian-style walk-in shower
▤ 〰 Washing machine
☼ 〰 Private terrace
▱ 〰 Free communal parking

≋ 〰 Two shared saltwater pools
☼ 〰 Sun loungers and parasols
♧ 〰 Children’s playground
◇ 〰 Picnic tables
⌁ 〰 Fan available
♨ 〰 Portable heater on request
♙ 〰 Cot and high chair on request
≈ 〰 Beach umbrella on request
✧ 〰 Massage service by appointment
♢ 〰 Pets allowed

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MERCADILLO DE COSTA TEGUISE

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▣ EVERY FRIDAY : 05:00 PM – 10:00 PM

AT PUEBLO MARINERO

A charming evening market by the sea with a great atmosphere, local crafts, and unique finds.

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▣ EVERY SUNDAY - 09:00 AM – 02:00 PM
IN THE HISTORIC CENTER OF TEGUISE

The island’s most famous market with over 400 stalls of crafts, local products, art and more.

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⌖ A unique experience full of tradition, culture and Canarian spirit.

Don’t miss it!

TEGUISE SUNDAY MARKET

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THE MOST FAMOUS AND LARGEST MARKET IN LANZAROTE

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▣ EVERY SUNDAY - 09:00 AM – 02:00 PM

⌖ IN THE HISTORIC CENTER OF TEGUISE
The island’s former capital

▤ OVER 400 STALLS
Handmade crafts, local products, art, souvenirs and much more

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A unique experience where tradition, craftsmanship and Canarian culture come to life in an incomparable setting.

Don’t miss it!

ARRECIFE MARKET LANZAROTE

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The Arrecife Market is held every Saturday morning,
from 09:00 to 14:00,
in Plaza de Las Palmas (also known as Plaza de San Ginés) and surrounding streets.

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MARKET DETAILS

▣ DAY:
Every Saturday

◷ TIME: 09:00 AM – 02:00 PM

⌖ LOCATION: Plaza de Las Palmas / Surroundings of the Church of San Ginés

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WHAT YOU CAN FIND:

▤ Fresh vegetables, cheeses, wines, artisan breads, pastries, handmade crafts and organic products.

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LOCAL
FLAVORS
& CRAFTS
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MARINA RUBICÓN MARKET PLAYA BLANCA

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The main market in Playa Blanca is the Marina Rubicón Market, a lively open-air market located
on the seafront promenade of Marina Rubicón Marina in Lanzarote. It takes place twice a week and offers
a wide variety of local products and handmade crafts.

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SCHEDULE & LOCATION

▣ DAYS:
Every Wednesday
and Saturday

◷ TIME:
09:00 AM – 02:00 PM

⌖ LOCATION:

Marina Rubicón Marina,
Playa Blanca (Lanzarote)

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WHAT YOU CAN FIND

▤ HANDCRAFTS AND
LOCAL PRODUCTS:
Handmade items, jewelry, leather goods and much more.

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LOCAL PRODUCTS & CRAFTS
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Don’t miss it!

César Manrique (1919–1992) was a visionary artist, architect and environmental activist from Lanzarote. He dedicated his life to blending art with nature, creating a unique legacy that protects the island’s landscape and inspires the world.

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◉ KEY FACTS

▣ BORN:
April 24, 1919 – Arrecife

✝ DIED:
September 25, 1992 – Teguise

◉ STYLE:
Pioneer of abstract art and the concept “art-nature, nature-art”.

★ AWARDS:
World Ecology & Tourism Award (1978) and more.

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◉ MAIN WORKS IN LANZAROTE

◖ JAMEOS DEL AGUA
A volcanic tunnel turned into a cultural and natural masterpiece.

⌂ EL TARO DE TAHÍCHE
His home built on volcanic bubbles, now the César Manrique Foundation.

⌁ MIRADOR DEL RÍO
Stunning panoramic views over La Graciosa and the Chinijo Archipelago.

♣ JARDÍN DE CACTUS
His final great landscape intervention in Guatiza.

◆ RESTAURANTE EL DIABLO
Located in Timanfaya National Park, using natural geothermal heat.

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◷ OPENING HOURS

Daily
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
(Last entry 5:15 PM)

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● LOCATION

Taro de Tahíche, s/n
35507 Tahíche, Lanzarote
Canary Islands, Spain

JAMEOS DEL AGUA

Jameos del Agua is one of César Manrique’s most iconic creations and one of Lanzarote’s most extraordinary places. Built inside the volcanic tunnel formed by the eruption of La Corona Volcano, it perfectly combines nature, art and architecture.

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◉ KEY FACTS

▣ CREATED:
Opened in 1968 as the first Art, Culture and Tourism Centre designed by César Manrique.

◉ ORIGIN:
Part of the volcanic tunnel created by La Corona Volcano around 5,000 years ago.

⌁ UNDERGROUND LAKE:
A natural seawater lagoon connected to the Atlantic Ocean through the volcanic tunnel.

♣ JAMEITOS:
The underground lake is home to tiny blind albino crabs, a unique endemic species and one of the symbols of Jameos del Agua.

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◉ WHAT TO DISCOVER

◖ JAMEO CHICO
Descend into the volcanic tunnel and discover the spectacular underground lake surrounded by black lava rock.

♒ UNDERGROUND LAKE
Crystal-clear water reveals the famous blind albino crabs known locally as “jameitos”.

◉ JAMEO GRANDE
An impressive open volcanic chamber transformed by César Manrique into a tropical garden with a striking white pool.

♫ NATURAL AUDITORIUM
A spectacular concert hall built inside the volcanic cave, renowned for its unique natural acoustics.

⌂ CASA DE LOS VOLCANES
An interactive museum dedicated to Lanzarote’s volcanic origins, geology and scientific research.

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◷ OPENING HOURS

Daily
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
(Last entry 5:15 PM)

Approximate visit:
60–120 minutes

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● LOCATION

Arrieta – Órzola Road
Haría, Lanzarote
Canary Islands, Spain.

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♡ ART, NATURE & VOLCANIC BEAUTY

One of Lanzarote’s must-see places and a perfect example of César Manrique’s vision: creating art without destroying the natural landscape.

Where the Ocean Meets the WildDiscover one of Lanzarote’s most spectacular beaches,where golden sands meet the endless Atlantic Ocean.Surrounded by the majestic cliffs of Risco de Famara,this wild landscape offers breathtaking views at every turn.Famous for its waves, Famara is a paradise for surfers,windsurfers and lovers of the ocean.At low tide, the wet sand reflects the cliffs and sky,creating an unforgettable natural mirror.Stay until sunset, when the landscape becomes truly magical.Wild, beautiful and unforgettable — this is Famara.

Famara Beach

A Hidden Paradise in Lanzarote
Discover one of Lanzarote’s most iconic beaches, just beyond Playa Blanca. Nestled within the protected landscape of Los Ajaches, Papagayo feels wonderfully untouched.
Its fine golden sand meets calm, crystal-clear turquoise waters. Sheltered by volcanic cliffs, the bay is perfect for swimming and relaxing.
Its transparent waters also make it an excellent spot for snorkelling. From the surrounding heights, enjoy beautiful views towards Lobos and Fuerteventura.
A peaceful escape surrounded by the raw volcanic beauty of Lanzarote.

Papagayo — a little piece of paradise at the southern tip of the island.

Papagayo Beach

Where White Sand Meets Volcanic Beauty
In the north of Lanzarote, near the fishing village of Órzola, lies Caletón Blanco. Its fine white sand creates a striking contrast with the surrounding black volcanic lava. Crystal-clear turquoise waters form beautiful natural lagoons along the coastline.
Sheltered by volcanic rocks, many areas offer wonderfully calm and shallow water. It is an especially lovely place for families and for simply relaxing in the sun. At low tide, natural pools appear between the lava formations, revealing an extraordinary landscape. Wild and largely untouched, the beach preserves the peaceful character of northern Lanzarote.
The contrast of white sand, turquoise sea and black lava makes it unlike almost anywhere else on the island.
Caletón Blanco — a little natural paradise shaped by the ocean and volcanoes.

Caléton Blanco Beach

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