If you're thinking about visiting Playa Blanca, one of Lanzarote’s gems, you're in the right place. Playa Blanca is a beach that combines natural beauty, tranquility, and the perfect setting to disconnect. In this article, we’ll tell you everything you need to know to make the most of your visit: how to get there, what to see, and useful tips to make your experience unforgettable.
Playa Blanca is famous for its fine sand and crystal-clear waters, making it one of Lanzarote’s top beaches, alongside Playa Papagayo. This destination attracts both families and travelers looking for a safe and relaxing place. Its seafront promenade is full of bars and restaurants where you can enjoy local cuisine.
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According to Lanzarote’s official tourism portal, Playa Blanca stands out for its laid-back atmosphere and access to nearby natural coves, ideal for snorkeling and water activities.
In addition to its main beach, Playa Blanca offers several points of interest. These include the Ajaches Natural Park, where you can enjoy hiking with spectacular sea views. There's also the marina, with boat trips to places like Lobos Island or nearby Fuerteventura.
Another must-see is the nearby coves such as Papagayo—small, virgin beaches considered among the most beautiful in the Canary Islands. A haven for nature and peace lovers.
Getting to Playa Blanca is easy from different points on the island. From Lanzarote Airport (Arrecife), the most convenient option is to rent a car and drive about 35 minutes south. There are also buses from Arrecife and other areas, although less frequently.
From the north or Puerto del Carmen, the drive is also easy with well-marked roads. Playa Blanca also has a port where you can take a ferry to Fuerteventura.
Wellness activities: Playa Blanca offers wellness and relaxation experiences, ideal if you want to combine the beach with self-care, such as those offered at our boutique hotel, César Lanzarote.
Playa Blanca captivates with its natural beauty and relaxed vibe. If you’re looking to combine rest, nature, and great food, this is a must-visit spot in Lanzarote. With easy access and excellent tourist options, it’s perfect for travelers seeking exclusive and memorable experiences.
Snorkeling, kayaking, hiking in Ajaches Natural Park, or taking a boat tour. It’s also great for strolling along the seafront and enjoying local cuisine.
There’s a wide range of food options, especially fresh seafood and traditional Canarian dishes. From tapas to gourmet dinners with sea views.
Public parking is limited in high season, but there are private lots and designated areas within walking distance. Arrive early or use public transport.