Guest Guide
To ensure your stay is as pleasant and satisfactory as possible, we have prepared this guide with information that will be useful before your arrival and during your stay at Villas Playa Blanca.
Contact
Address:
Calle Malvasía, Playa Blanca, Lanzarote
24h Customer Service:
+34 690 652 912 / +34 928 592 425 / +34 682 31 72 17
Email:
playablanca@beachmateresorts.com
Check-in from 3:00 PM
Check-out before 11:00 AM
How to get here
Hire car
Address: Calle Malvasía, 35580, Las Palmas
If you hire a car at the airport, the journey to Playa Blanca Beach Mate Villas takes approximately 30 minutes. In the Car Hire section, you will find contacts and recommendations for managing your booking.
Taxi
You can take a taxi directly from the airport terminal or book one in advance.
The journey to Playa Blanca Beach Mate has an approximate cost of around 70€, with the price varying based on the time and conditions.
We recommend checking fares and, if you wish, booking through Lanzarote Taxi.
Bus
From the Airport, you can take Line 161 which connects directly to the Playa Blanca bus station (guaguas).
Once there, you have two options:
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🚌 Urban Line 30 (runs within Playa Blanca) → will take you closer to the villa area.
- 🚖 Taxi to Playa Blanca Beach Mate → approximate cost €10.
These may be subject to change. More information at Intercity Lanzarote.
How to enter the property
On arrival at the Playa Blanca Beach Mate complex, please note that there is no reception or staff available to greet you. To access your property, you must follow the detailed instructions below. If you have any questions or require assistance, please contact us (+34 690 652 912 / +34 928 59 24 25).
Car Hire
Villa usage rules
When staying at our villas, it is essential to follow some usage rules to ensure a pleasant experience for all guests.
Instructions for use of electronic devices
To ensure a safe and comfortable environment for all our guests, we have a list of rules regarding the use of electrical appliances. We ask that you keep them in mind during your stay.
Prohibitions
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in complying with these prohibitions. Your safety and the safety of other guests are our priority. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Health services
Evacuation rules
Massage service
Masajes Esther (third-party service)
Contact on (+34) 654 10 80 80
Places of interest
Papagayo Beaches
For many, these are the best beaches in Lanzarote, simply spectacular and completely unspoiled. These beaches are located in the south of the island, very close to the Playa Blanca Beach Mate villas.
Playa Dorada
Playa Dorada is a semi-urban beach located halfway between Playa Blanca and the Marina Rubicón harbour. It has golden sand and crystal-clear waters. It offers all kinds of services and is, without a doubt, one of the most visited beaches in the south of Lanzarote.
Playa Flamingo
Playa Flamingo is one of the best options for enjoying a family beach day with the little ones. Its calm, clear waters of an intense turquoise blue make family fun its main focus. It is accompanied by a small but lively promenade with restaurants and a few shops.
Marina Rubicón
In Marina Rubicón, in the heart of Playa Blanca, you can find a wide variety of bars, restaurants, shops, boutiques, supermarkets, and many other services, such as paddle and tennis courts. At Marina Rubicón, you can also enjoy numerous water activities, sports, and excursions across the island of Lanzarote.
Charco de los Clicos (Green Pool)
On the west coast of Lanzarote, you can find a landscape of contrasts. Here, the crater of an ancient volcano plunges into the Atlantic Ocean, creating a lake known as Charco de los Clicos, declared a Nature Reserve. Its green colour, caused by the algae at the bottom, contrasts with the black sand of El Golfo beach, located barely 100 meters from the lake, and with the blue of the sky and the sea.
La Geria
La Geria, known as the Lanzarote Wine Route, is located in the southwest of the island. It borders Timanfaya National Park on its eastern side. The union of these two significant pieces of land forms one of the most impressive landscape images in the Canary Islands. Numerous wineries operate in the La Geria Protected Landscape, selling internationally awarded wines.
Salinas de Janubio (Salt Flats)
In the past, when the salt industry was of great importance in the Canary Islands, the salt flats were just another part of the islands' landscape. Today, Salinas de Janubio are among the last salt flats in the archipelago and offer a landscape of colours and geometric shapes.
Los Hervideros
Los Hervideros in Lanzarote is one of the most fascinating spectacles that nature can offer on the Island. The best day to visit Los Hervideros is when the sea is rough and the wind is blowing. That's when you can fully enjoy the great spectacle that nature has created in this rugged place. Extreme caution must be taken with children.
Cactus Garden
It houses more than 4,500 cactus plants of over 1,200 different species, originating from areas as distant as Peru, Tanzania, Madagascar, Morocco, the Canary Islands, etc.
Timanfaya National Park
At the beginning of the 18th century, Lanzarote trembled, and rivers of lava began to erupt from the depths of the island in a stunning eruption that would last for years, destroying some of the island's most productive agricultural areas and burying entire villages. Thus, Timanfaya was born.
Los Jameos del Agua
A unique volcanic tunnel, with caves housing an Auditorium, a restaurant, and a saltwater lake. An emblematic spot in Lanzarote, formed by the eruption of the Corona Volcano. It was redesigned by Cesar Manrique in 1966.
Cueva de los Verdes (The Green Cave)
It is located inside a spectacular 6-kilometre-long volcanic tunnel resulting from the eruptions of the Corona Volcano. Be careful with heights!
Restaurants in Lanzarote
Visiting Lanzarote is, without a doubt, an unforgettable culinary experience that invites you to explore and taste the flavours of the land and sea in a spectacular setting. Enjoy your meal! (Buen provecho!)
FAQ | Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have a luggage storage service?
We do not have a luggage storage service, either for early arrival or after check-out.
Can I request a cot and high chair?
Yes! We have both available free of charge, but you must let us know in advance so we can arrange them. If you notify us close to or after your arrival, we will have to charge a supplement.
Where can I dispose of rubbish?
In the containers located across the street directly opposite the villa complex, heading north.
Can I have a late check-out?
It is subject to availability, in which case it is best to give advance notice. If available, the following charges apply:
| Check-Out Time | Price |
|---|---|
| 11:00 AM- 12:30 PM | €30 |
| 12:30 PM- 4:00 PM | €50 |
| 4:00 PM- 8:30 PM | €75 |
| 8:30 PM | Price of an extra night |
Can I have an extra towel change or cleaning?
Towel change and cleaning is every 7 days. If you wish to have a towel change or cleaning earlier, the following charges will apply:
- Mid-Stay Clean (Towel and sheet change): €65
- Extra Towel Change: €22
- Extra Sheet Change: €22
Is the pool heated?
The pool heating pumps are active during the months of October to June. If you wish to heat the pool during the summer months (July – September), it will cost €20. Please note that the heating is not immediate upon activation.
