Las Cucharas Beach
270 metres of golden sand protected by a breakwater. No waves — perfect with children. Windsurf at the eastern end — the trade winds blow steadily from the west.
Where we are
Costa Teguise, the resort designed by Manrique.
Lanzarote's first planned residential resort — launched in 1971 with César Manrique as urban consultant. Low-rise white houses, native vegetation, a four-kilometre seafront promenade linking five beaches. Tinaguache is five minutes' walk from Las Cucharas.
Costa Teguise · promenade and Las Cucharas beach
5 minwalk to the sea
5family beaches
4supermarkets < 10 min
1976Pueblo Marinero
The five beaches
Four kilometres of promenade, five stretches of sand.
El Jablillo Beach
A small clear-water cove. Costa Teguise's best snorkel spot: rocks on each side create rich seabeds.
Bastián Beach
The most local one. Coarse sand, a single palm, gentle waves. Fish restaurant at the foot of the promenade. Locals stay here.
Pools and volcanic coast
Between beaches, the promenade crosses stretches of black volcanic rock. Natural pools that fill with the tide. Only seen by those who walk.
Pueblo Marinero
The square Manrique designed.
In 1976, César Manrique drew Costa Teguise's social heart: a round volcanic-cobblestone plaza, curved white buildings, central palms. Restaurants, terraces, Friday market, Saturday outdoor concerts. No traffic — all on foot.
Leisure and dining
Hundreds of terraces, one promenade.
Costa Teguise gathers a huge dining offering — Canarian, Italian, Asian, British, Tex-Mex, vegan cuisine. Irish pubs on tap, seafront terraces, fish restaurants at the marina. All on foot, all five minutes from Tinaguache. No need to drive to dine.
Supermarkets five minutes away
All the island's offering at the door.
Costa Teguise gathers Lanzarote's four big chains: Hiperdino (Canarian, everything local), Mercadona (widest basket), Lidl (German quality at low prices), Spar (24-hour, last-minute essentials). All within ten minutes' drive from Tinaguache. Cook well without compromise.
Restaurants, pubs and quiet nights
Costa Teguise is not Puerto del Carmen.
Canarian, Italian, Asian, British cuisine. Irish pubs that don't overwhelm the promenade. Warm-lit terraces until eleven. The fun lasts, but it doesn't shout — Costa Teguise was designed that way, and has stayed that way.
Weather now
Climate in Costa Teguise.
21 °C annual average. Sun all year round. Rain, almost never.
Ten minutes by car from the airport. Twenty from Arrecife. But the feel is of a large village with its own rhythm: dawn walks, sunset beers.
Want to sleep by the sea in Costa Teguise itself? We manage another house there: Los Molinos Seascape →