Lanzarote Moon | 3-Bedroom Villa in Playa Blanca Yaiza

A luxury villa rental in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, sits within walking distance of the island’s most compelling coastal landscape. The moment you arrive at Lanzarote Moon, the Ajaches mountain range commands your attention from virtually every vantage point across the property. This is where mountain views, Mediterranean warmth, and direct beach access converge—a rare combination on Lanzarote’s southern coast.

Inside Lanzarote Moon

Lanzarote Moon sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across two distinct living levels designed to give families and groups genuine separation and privacy.

On the lower ground floor, you’ll find an intimate retreat with its own sitting area furnished with armchairs and satellite television. A secondary kitchen serves this level efficiently, alongside a family bathroom and the first bedroom—outfitted with two single beds dressed in crisp linens and scatter cushions that add depth to the space. This lower level functions as a self-contained wing, ideal for older children or guests preferring independent quarters.

The ground floor houses the main living spaces and two additional bedrooms. The primary lounge sprawls across considerable square footage, anchored by a substantial sofa arrangement that invites extended lounging. Satellite television and direct access to the principal terrace make this the natural gathering point. The master bedroom occupies premium space on this level with a full-size double bed, its own en-suite shower room, and immediate terrace access—meaning morning coffee arrives with mountain vistas. A third bedroom, also at ground level with two single beds and terrace access, provides flexibility for younger children or additional guests.

The kitchen command center occupies the heart of the ground floor. Streamlined white cabinetry and matching work surfaces create an unfussy, functional aesthetic. This is the kind of kitchen that actually encourages cooking during holidays: dishwasher, coffee maker, and ample counter space mean preparing meals becomes leisure rather than labour. An adjacent dining zone accommodates six people comfortably, with direct terrace spillover for alfresco dining. A walk-in shower family bathroom completes this level’s facilities.

Throughout the villa, air conditioning maintains comfortable temperatures year-round, while Wi-Fi connectivity keeps you linked to the world if needed—or allows you to ignore it entirely. Practical touches include a secure safe box, hair dryers in each bathroom, washing machine for extended stays, and a security system for peace of mind.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior immediately reveals why this property commands attention. A heated private swimming pool dominates the central garden, its temperature calibrated for year-round comfort. At sunset, when light angles across the water and the mountains shift through coral and amber tones, this pool becomes the focal point of every conversation.

Multiple terrace zones serve different purposes and moods. The principal terrace stretches expansively with covered sections providing afternoon shade—essential during Lanzarote’s peak heat hours. Sun loungers, scattered strategically across garden areas, offer spots for reading, sunbathing, or simply observing the light change across the landscape. Garden furniture includes dedicated outdoor dining arrangements, transforming meals into extended events. A barbecue facility stands ready for evening gatherings.

The grounds themselves slope gently, creating natural separation between the pool area and the lounging zones. This isn’t a flat rectangular garden—there’s dimension and flow that encourages guests to discover different corners throughout the day. Private parking accessed from the property ensures vehicles remain completely out of sight.

Location: Playa Blanca and the Surrounding Area

Playa Blanca occupies the southern tip of Lanzarote, a position that delivers exceptional geographic advantages. The town takes its name from the ivory-coloured sand stretching along its primary beach, just 800 metres from Lanzarote Moon. This proximity means beach days require minimal planning—guests pop down for a morning swim and return within an hour for lunch.

Immediate exploration extends to Playa del Pozo, a quieter cove 1.2km north, favoured by families seeking calmer waters and fewer crowds. The local town center, a 10-minute walk, concentrates restaurants, tapas bars, and a modest supermarket (Supermercado Atacama) stocking everything from fresh produce to international staples. Several beachfront establishments specialise in fresh seafood—particularly mero (grouper) and local octopus preparations—representing genuine Canarian culinary traditions rather than tourist approximations.

Cultural exploration extends inland. Timanfaya National Park lies 22km north, roughly 25 minutes by car. The volcanic landscape tells Lanzarote’s geological story: eruptions between 1730 and 1736 reshaped the entire island’s topography. Within the park, the Montana del Fuego restaurant sits atop geothermal heat—staff cook using subterranean temperatures, creating a genuinely unusual dining experience. Entry costs approximately €9 per adult; the drive alone justifies the visit.

For marine experiences, the Submarine Safari operation runs hourly expeditions from Puerto Calero, 20km away. These bright yellow submersibles descend to 30 metres, revealing fish species, rays, and underwater rock formations without requiring diving certification. Tours last approximately 60 minutes and operate daily year-round. The novelty appeals particularly to children and non-swimmers curious about marine life.

Yaiza, the inland market town 18km northeast, hosts a Wednesday morning market featuring local produce, crafts, and textiles. The town itself preserves traditional Canarian architecture and connects to several walking trails through agricultural valleys. For golf enthusiasts, Costa Teguise Golf Club operates 35km north—an 40-minute drive accessing a championship course with sea views.

Seasonal timing matters considerably. December through March offers warm days (20-22°C) with minimal rainfall and fewer European tourists than summer months. July and August reach 28-30°C with consistent winds that make kitesurfing and windsurfing exceptional along nearby Famara Beach, 45km north. September remains warm with departing crowds. For destination inspiration and comprehensive planning, read our Lanzarote travel guide. You may also explore our luxury villas in Europe and our full collection across Spain.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children from ages 4-14 find Lanzarote Moon particularly well-suited. The heated pool eliminates temperature concerns for younger swimmers, while the dual-level layout means parents can relax knowing older children occupy the lower ground floor semi-independently. The presence of high chairs and cots accommodates infants and toddlers. Playa Blanca’s calm waters and family-oriented beach culture provide safe swimming environments throughout summer.

Multi-generational groups—grandparents plus adult children plus grandchildren—benefit from the spatial separation. The lower floor becomes a self-contained zone for older relatives seeking quieter evenings, while ground floor bedrooms keep family units close. Three bathrooms eliminate the morning logistical nightmare of larger groups competing for single facilities.

Couples seeking relaxation without isolation find the property equally appealing. The heated pool encourages extended evenings, while the ground floor master bedroom’s terrace access provides morning coffee with views. The nearby restaurants mean no mandatory cooking commitments, though the kitchen encourages casual entertaining if desired.

Active holidaymakers planning exploration trips appreciate the strategic location. Timanfaya, submarine tours, and windsurfing spots all fall within 25-45 minute drives. Base yourself here and venture out daily, returning to the pool for evening unwinding.

Practical Information

Lanzarote Moon accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The nearest airport, Lanzarote Airport (Arrecife), sits 45km northeast—approximately 50 minutes by car via the LZ-2 motorway. Car rental at the airport provides the most flexibility for exploring the island; public transport serves Playa Blanca but operates infrequently.

The property includes air conditioning, Wi-Fi throughout, heated pool, full kitchen amenities (dishwasher, coffee maker), washing machine, linen, towels, pool heating, and regular cleaning services. Check-in typically occurs at 4pm, checkout at 10am, though flexibility exists for specific requests made in advance.

The nearest supermarket (Supermercado Atacama) is located 400 metres away in central Playa Blanca—a 5-minute walk. Weekly markets in Yaiza, 18km inland, offer fresh local produce and lower prices than supermarkets.

Frequently Asked Questions about Lanzarote Moon

How many guests does Lanzarote Moon sleep?

Lanzarote Moon accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms: a master bedroom with one double bed, a ground floor bedroom with two single beds, and a lower ground floor bedroom with two single beds. A high chair and cot are available for infants and toddlers. The property does not include sofa beds or additional sleeping arrangements beyond the three bedrooms.

What is the nearest airport to Lanzarote Moon in Playa Blanca?

Lanzarote Airport (Arrecife International Airport) is the primary entry point, situated 45km north of Playa Blanca—approximately 50 minutes’ driving time via the LZ-2 motorway. Car rental desks operate at the airport terminal. Alternative airports include Gran Canaria Airport (130km south, 2 hours drive), used occasionally for ferry connections to Lanzarote. Most guests fly directly into Lanzarote for convenience.

What is the best time of year to rent Lanzarote Moon?

December through March offers ideal conditions: daytime temperatures of 20-22°C, minimal rainfall, and manageable tourist crowds. September and October provide warm weather (24-26°C) with fewer visitors than summer. July and August reach 28-30°C with strong trade winds excellent for water sports but uncomfortable for some visitors. November and April represent shoulder seasons with variable weather but good value. Winter months are particularly popular for escaping European cold, requiring booking 6-8 weeks in advance.

Is Lanzarote Moon suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes a heated private pool with safety considerations for younger swimmers. Playa Blanca beach, 800 metres away, features calm shallow waters ideal for children and maintains lifeguards during summer months. High chairs and cots accommodate infants and toddlers. The three-bathroom setup prevents logistical conflicts during morning routines. Nearby family activities include the Submarine Safari (ages 3+), Timanfaya National Park visitor centre (ages 5+), and multiple child-friendly beaches. The lower ground floor separation allows older children their own zone while remaining within supervised reach.

What is included in the rental price at Lanzarote Moon?

Included amenities comprise: air conditioning throughout, Wi-Fi internet access, pool heating for year-round comfort, complete kitchen equipment (dishwasher, coffee maker, cookware), washing machine and dryer facilities, linen and towels, bathroom toiletries, satellite television in multiple rooms, a secure safe box, and regular housekeeping services. Utilities (water, electricity, gas), pool maintenance, and Wi-Fi connectivity are included. Optional extras like late check-in, early check-out, or additional cleaning can typically be arranged for supplementary fees.

What restaurants and shops are near Lanzarote Moon?

Playa Blanca town center, a 5-10 minute walk, concentrates most local amenities. Supermercado Atacama provides groceries within 400 metres. Beachfront restaurants including El Varadero and Casa del Capitán specialise in fresh fish and seafood within 600 metres. Tapas bars and casual eateries line the promenade. For market shopping, Yaiza’s Wednesday morning market (18km inland) offers produce, crafts, and local products at lower prices than supermarkets. Several restaurants around the Submarine Safari operation (20km north in Puerto Calero) provide casual dining near the pier.