The accommodation is offered on a self-catering basis, with each unit featuring a well-equipped kitchen that includes a small hob, toaster, coffee machine, kettle, microwave, fridge, and essential pots and pans. For added convenience, a snack bar is available on site, serving a selection of drinks including coffees and cocktails.

Puerto del Carmen boasts a delightful variety of dining options, offering a mouth-watering range of international cuisines. The area is particularly renowned for its authentic seafood restaurants, where guests can enjoy freshly prepared daily specials while watching the sunset. Influences from nearby Africa add character to many dishes, while Spanish flavours remain at the heart of the local cuisine, with plenty of delicious tapas to savour.

For relaxed daytime indulgence, the many local coffee shops cater perfectly to caffeine lovers. In Lanzarote, coffee is not simply a drink but a social ritual, where visitors are encouraged to pause, unwind, and enjoy the moment.

Diving is available year-round in Lanzarote, with the best conditions typically found between June and October for those who prefer warmer water temperatures. Visibility can reach 30 metres or more during late spring, summer, and autumn, offering excellent underwater clarity. The local dive centre, Safari Diving, features an impressive house reef with drop-offs and caves, creating an underwater environment suitable for divers of all abilities.

A wide range of beach, boat, and night dives is available at no extra cost, with most dive sites accessible directly from shore or via a short boat journey. Dive packages are offered in 6, 10, or 12 dives, with equipment available to hire, and packages can be shared between family members. Special offers are available for larger groups, and a partnership with Dive College Lanzarote provides divers with a second base in Playa Blanca, including scheduled transport to explore renowned sites such as the Museo Atlántico.

Lanzarote offers a diverse selection of dive sites suitable for all experience levels, from dramatic caverns to fascinating wrecks and unique underwater attractions. Popular sites include The Cathedral, a striking cavern dive off Puerto del Carmen, the Blue Hole with its exciting reef funnel and drop-off, and Richie’s Place, known for its impressive walls and deep formations.

Wreck enthusiasts can explore the Harbour Wrecks, a group of six wrecks lying at varied depths close to the old harbour, while Punta Tinosa features two sunken fishing boats surrounded by abundant marine life. In Playa Blanca, divers can experience the iconic Museo Atlántico, Europe’s largest underwater museum, as well as Fingers, a reef system shaped like a hand and teeming with marine life.