Casa Yaiza | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Puerto Calero Tias

Puerto Calero’s marina glitters with superyachts, and Casa Yaiza sits within this exclusive pocket of Lanzarote’s coast, where Atlantic breezes carry salt air directly onto your private terrace. This luxury villa rental in Puerto Calero accommodates 6 guests across three bedrooms and three bathrooms, offering the kind of waterfront retreat where mornings begin with coffee overlooking deep blue water and evenings dissolve into long dinners under star-filled skies.

Inside Casa Yaiza

Casa Yaiza sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across two levels designed for both privacy and connection. The ground floor opens with a generous living room anchored by substantial grey seating and pale yellow accents—the kind of space that feels lived-in rather than staged, complete with satellite television and full-wall glass doors that erase the boundary between inside and outside. Adjacent sits a dining area configured for six, where meals become occasions rather than logistics. The kitchen runs the length of one wall: cream cabinetry, functioning oven, gas hob, dishwasher, and a fridge-freezer that never runs short. A utility room houses the washing machine, because weeks away shouldn’t mean laundry anxiety. This floor functions as your social hub—every sight line pulls your eye toward the terrace and ocean beyond.

Climb the first-floor stairs and the villa reveals its sleeping quarters. The main bedroom stretches across the front of the house with a substantial double bed framed in dark metal, a balcony for sunrise coffee, and an ensuite shower room where you’ll shower with views. The second bedroom contains twin beds dressed in distinctive textiles—ideal for children or guests preferring separate sleeping arrangements. The third bedroom mirrors this layout with twin beds plus its own ensuite bathroom, eliminating morning queues and offering flexibility for groups with varying needs. A shared shower room serves as backup. Storage throughout prevents the inevitable chaos of six people’s belongings.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step outside and the villa’s true draw reveals itself. A heated private plunge pool dominates the first terrace, surrounded by sand-coloured stone and woven rattan loungers positioned to catch either full sun or afternoon shade. This is where mornings stretch into afternoons. A large rattan dining table seats six comfortably, positioned to catch both conversation and the constant shimmer of the Atlantic. The covered terrace provides respite from Lanzarote’s intense midday heat—the kind of shelter that extends your outdoor living hours into those otherwise brutal summer months. An outdoor shower sits discretely to one side, allowing you to rinse off saltwater or sand without tracking through the villa. Multiple terraced levels create distinct zones: one for dining, one for lounging, one for simply standing with a drink and watching the light change across the water. The pool runs heated year-round, a detail that matters when January winds whip down from the north.

Location: Puerto Calero and the Surrounding Area

Puerto Calero occupies a rare position on Lanzarote’s southern coast—it’s upmarket without pretension, with a working marina that hosts everything from fishing boats to multi-million-euro sailing yachts. The town itself measures perhaps 2km along the waterfront, lined with independent restaurants that source fresh fish daily from local catches. Restaurante El Ancla sits 800 metres from Casa Yaiza, specializing in grilled sea bream and local goat cheese. The marina’s promenade contains a small luxury supermarket, plus boutiques and art galleries that cater to the resident yacht-owning community. This isn’t a resort town—it’s where people actually live.

Beaches surround you. Playa del Pozo sits 2.3km north, a narrow sand cove backed by volcanic rock. Las Coloradas beach, famous for its mineral-tinted sand, lies 4.1km to the east. Playa Flamingo, broader and more sheltered, stretches 3.8km away. For windsurfing, Playa Mujeres (6km south) funnels Atlantic swells into consistent waves that attract kiteboarders from September through May. The village of Yaiza, which lends its name to the villa, sits 7km inland—a white-walled settlement of 1,400 people known for its almond groves and agricultural heritage. The nearby town of Tías (9km north) hosts Wednesday and Saturday markets selling Lanzarote cheese, local wines from the volcanic La Geria region, and produce from family farms.

Timanfaya National Park begins 18km south, accessible by car through lunar landscapes of cinder cones and lava fields that feel genuinely otherworldly. The park’s volcanic terrain explains much about Lanzarote’s character—nothing here grows naturally tall, winds sculpt every tree into submission, and the land’s geology dominates every vista. Cesar Manrique’s influence pervades the island; his house-museum at Taro de Tahíche (22km north) sits built into a volcanic cave complex that rewires your understanding of what domestic architecture can be. For wine, the La Geria region (12km northwest) contains 3,000 individual volcanic pits where Malvasia grapes grow in defiance of aridity. Several family-run bodegas offer tastings: Bodega Rubicón produces distinctive mineral-forward whites using volcanic soil traditions unchanged for centuries.

Lanzarote Airport sits 50km north—approximately 45 minutes’ drive through scrubland and small villages. Direct flights connect to London, Dublin, Frankfurt, and Spanish mainland cities. Ferry services from Puerto Calero itself run to Fuerteventura (35-minute crossing), opening options for day trips to Corralejo’s vast dune systems or the quieter beaches of the Jandía Peninsula. Explore our luxury villas in Puerto Calero and our full collection in Spain. For destination inspiration, read our Lanzarote travel guide covering everything from seasonal weather patterns to local cultural events.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Casa Yaiza functions perfectly for multi-generational family groups where grandparents need their own ensuite bathroom, parents occupy the main suite, and children claim the twin bedroom. The three separate bathrooms eliminate the morning logistics of six people sharing facilities. The heated pool operates year-round, making it suitable for January or February escapes when you want Mediterranean warmth without peak-season crowds. Couples traveling together find the sleeping flexibility useful—you’re not forced into intimate proximity if you prefer separate beds for comfort or personal reasons. Professional groups or friend clusters of four to six benefit from distinct social zones: the covered terrace for dinners, the pool area for daytime lounging, the living room for quieter conversations. The kitchen’s size and equipment make it genuinely functional for guests who cook, rather than the decorative afterthought found in many holiday rentals. Families with young children appreciate the fenced grounds, the shallow plunge pool (heated to comfortable temperatures), and proximity to calm coves rather than open beaches prone to Atlantic swells.

Practical Information

Casa Yaiza accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Lanzarote Airport (50km north, 45-minute transfer) handles the vast majority of arrivals; a car rental from the airport takes approximately one hour to reach Puerto Calero. The nearest supermarket sits within the marina complex, 800 metres from the villa’s entrance. The heated private pool operates year-round at comfortable temperatures. Rental includes Wi-Fi internet access throughout the property, air conditioning in all bedrooms and living spaces, an IPTV system for entertainment, pool heating, and standard cleaning at changeover. Fresh linens and towels arrive with your arrival; additional cleaning can be arranged. The villa holds Spanish Tourist License VV-35-3-0006352. Check-in occurs from 4pm; early arrivals can often be accommodated with advance notice. Check-out is 11am. High chairs and travel cots (cribs) are available for families with infants.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Yaiza

How many guests does Casa Yaiza sleep?

Casa Yaiza sleeps 6 guests maximum. The main bedroom contains one double bed; the second bedroom has twin beds; the third bedroom contains twin beds with its own ensuite bathroom. High chairs and travel cots are available for infants, though these don’t increase sleeping capacity. Groups larger than six would need to book multiple villas.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Yaiza in Puerto Calero?

Lanzarote Airport (Aeropuerto de Lanzarote) sits 50 kilometres north of Puerto Calero, approximately 45 minutes by car depending on traffic and time of day. Direct car rental is available at the airport; alternatively, private transfers can be pre-arranged. The road is well-maintained and straightforward, heading south through Arrecife before turning toward the coast at Tías.

What is the best time of year to rent Casa Yaiza?

October through April offers the most comfortable climate, with daytime temperatures between 18-23°C and minimal rainfall. January and February are quieter, though cooler (evening temperatures drop to 12-14°C—still warm enough for the heated pool). May through September brings intense heat (28-32°C), strong sunshine, and peak tourism. Trade winds blow year-round but tend to strengthen June through September. Easter week (variable March-April) and Christmas weeks see premium pricing and require booking months ahead.

Is Casa Yaiza suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa includes high chairs and travel cots for infants. The fenced grounds prevent unsupervised access to the terrace edge. The heated plunge pool suits young swimmers better than exposed beaches, which face Atlantic swells. Nearby Playa del Pozo (2.3km) and Las Coloradas (4.1km) offer calmer conditions than exposed coastlines. The town of Puerto Calero itself is car-dependent, so you’ll need rental transport for activities beyond walking distance. International schools operate in nearby Arrecife (20km) if staying longer than a week.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Yaiza?

The rental includes accommodation for 6 guests, Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning throughout, pool heating (year-round), satellite television with IPTV system, and initial cleaning at changeover. Linens and towels arrive fresh for your arrival. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included. The kitchen is fully equipped with oven, hob, dishwasher, and fridge-freezer. Additional cleaning can be arranged for longer stays. Housekeeping services are not included but can be booked separately.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Yaiza?

Puerto Calero marina itself (within 1km) contains multiple restaurants specializing in fresh seafood: Restaurante El Ancla, La Lonja, and Mejillonería Pulpería all operate within sight of the water. The marina complex includes a luxury supermarket, boutiques, and art galleries. For groceries, the supermarket serves daily needs. The village of Yaiza (7km inland) contains a small supermarket and bars. Tías (9km) hosts Wednesday and Saturday markets selling local produce, cheese, and wine. For dining with greater variety, Arrecife (25km)—Lanzarote’s capital—contains everything from casual tapas bars to Michelin-recommended restaurants.