Lanzarote holidays

Lanzarote boasts of it's warm climate enjoyed virtually all year round and of unspoilt sandy beaches in many of the local areas. Some of the beaches such as Papagayo are places of natural beauty where the beaches are protected from future development.
Although the climate is generally warm and being a small Island, the offshore breezes create a comfortable environment in which to enjoy the outdoor life, including sports, walking or dining 'alfresco' style.
The locals in the resorts are very friendly, many speak two or more languages and so communicating with them in terms of asking for directions, ordering food etc should not present a problem for a visitor.
There are a number of places of interest to visit, including the home of the Architect, Marique (deceased) who set the design and style of much of the Lanzarote housing. His home is set within a lava bubble and is intriguing to see how he has used the natural materials and shapes in the design of his house. Tymafya volcano range is also worth a visit with a restaurant positioned adjacent to a hot air vent on which they cook their food.

Villa CoCo is located in the beautiful southern town of Playa Blanca.
With a coast line laced with ribbons of soft golden sands, a charming restaurant-packed promenade with luxury hotels and shops .
Playa Blanca has everything you could possibly need for an exclusive break away.
The resort itself is an attractive white-washed affair, dotted with enticing boutiques.

The seafront promenade, meanwhile, is the place to dine in style or enjoy a cocktail
at sunset. Playa Blanca's trump cards are its beaches. Playa Blanca beach, Flamingo beach and Playa Dorada beach. These all have Blue Flag status. A little further along the coast there are the bounty-like shores of Papagayo which you can get to by sea taxi. Perfect for lazy days in the sun

The stylish new Marina Rubicon is filled with gleaming yachts and motor boats, boutiques and restaurants. It is the perfect place to live out your millionaire fantasies