Lanzarote Taba 3 | 3-Bedroom Villa in Puerto Calero Tias

Puerto Calero transforms from a quiet fishing village into one of Lanzarote’s most coveted addresses once you understand what draws travellers here: volcanic landscapes, world-class diving, and properties like Lanzarote Taba 3 that sit within walking distance of restaurants and the sea. This contemporary villa accommodates six guests with the kind of thoughtfully arranged layout that keeps families and friend groups returning year after year.

Inside Lanzarote Taba 3

Lanzarote Taba 3 sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, distributed across two floors with practical ground-floor arrangements that suit guests of varying mobility.

Ground Floor. The master suite anchors this level—a double bedroom with its own dressing alcove, en-suite bathroom with heated towel rails and complementary toiletries, plus direct access to the terrace. A second bedroom here contains two single beds, making it convenient for younger children or staff accommodation. The ground-floor layout also includes a third bedroom with a double bed, positioned to catch morning light.

The living area spans the front of the ground floor, its design uncluttered and restful. Pale upholstered seating faces a satellite television, though most guests find themselves drawn outside instead. The adjoining kitchen operates at professional efficiency—integrated appliances including a dishwasher and coffee maker, white joinery that reflects light throughout the morning hours, and a breakfast counter where the household can gather for quick meals. The dining table seats six comfortably, positioned to allow those eating to look directly toward the garden and pool area. A separate family bathroom serves the ground floor.

First Floor. The remaining bedroom occupies this level, furnished with a double bed and positioned to catch the prevailing Atlantic breezes. The layout here feels intentionally removed from the main living spaces—ideal for guests who prefer privacy or teenagers seeking independence during a family week.

Throughout the villa, air conditioning maintains comfort during Lanzarote’s warmer months (May through October), while Wi-Fi extends to every room. A washing machine and safe box are built into the daily logistics of a longer stay. The property includes a cot and high chairs, signalling that families with infants and toddlers have been thought through completely rather than as an afterthought.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The heated private pool commands the garden. At roughly 8 metres by 4 metres, it’s large enough for proper swimming or leisurely floating, with the water temperature maintained year-round—a genuine luxury in Atlantic climates where December and January sea temperatures hover around 17°C. Sun loungers cluster around the pool deck, shaded by a covered terrace that runs along one side of the house.

The garden extends beyond the pool area in managed terraces and planted borders. Climbing plants frame the outdoor space, while garden furniture is scattered strategically for both contemplation and group gathering. A barbecue sits ready for evening meals, though most guests find the restaurants within a five-minute walk more appealing than cooking. Sunset from the terrace occurs around 6 pm year-round (Lanzarote sits on the same latitude as North Africa), and the light hits the southern-facing patio with extraordinary clarity—that particular quality of Atlantic light that makes even casual moments feel significant.

A covered parking area sits adjacent to the villa, eliminating the stress of searching for spaces or exposing your hire car to the relentless Canarian sun.

Location: Puerto Calero and the Surrounding Area

Puerto Calero sits on Lanzarote’s eastern coast, 15 km south of the island’s capital, Arrecife. The harbour village evolved from a working fishing port into a sophisticated resort destination while retaining genuine character—the marina still operates, and actual fishermen still mend nets here alongside tourist infrastructure.

The nearest major beach, Puerto del Carmen Playa Grande, lies 12 km north and can be reached in approximately 20 minutes by car. This 3 km stretch of golden sand hosts everything from beach volleyball to seafront restaurants, with water conditions suitable for swimming most days. Closer still—just 4 km away—the smaller coves around Femés offer more sheltered bathing and views across to Fuerteventura.

Diving and Water Sports. Active Scuba Divers operates directly from Puerto Calero’s marina, about a 10-minute walk from Lanzarote Taba 3. The volcanic reefs here support dense marine life: grouper, amberjack, octopus, and occasional moray eels attract experienced divers, while the sheltered bay conditions make Puerto Calero the Canaries’ preferred training location for beginners. Courses range from discover dives (no certification required) to advanced technical qualifications.

Wine and Agriculture. Bodega Guiguan, situated 22 km south near Tías, remains the island’s most respected family winery. Tours run daily and conclude with tastings of their volcanic-soil wines—the mineral qualities distinctive to Lanzarote come from centuries of ash deposits. The winery sits on the route between Puerto Calero and Tías, the agricultural heart of Lanzarote where papaya and passion fruit plantations border the road.

Dining and Markets. The Puerto Calero promenade contains approximately 15 restaurants, most serving fresh fish and seafood. El Pulguilla specialises in cazuela (traditional casseroles), while Lolita’s focuses on locally caught mero (grouper). A small supermarket sits 800 metres from the villa—adequate for daily shopping, though larger Mercadona and Carrefour stores operate in nearby Tías (8 km away).

Golf and Cycling. Costa Teguise Golf Club lies 18 km north, an 18-hole course designed for subtropical climates with minimal irrigation. Mountain biking routes crisscross the interior volcanic landscape, with Famara’s coastal cliffs (35 km north) offering spectacular riding alongside 6 km of sandy beach.

Natural Attractions. Timanfaya National Park, the island’s volcanic heart, occupies 5,000 hectares 35 km northwest. The one-way drive through the Ruta de los Volcanes takes approximately 30 minutes and illustrates Lanzarote’s geologically violent past through entirely barren, coloured rock formations.

For destination inspiration, explore our Lanzarote travel guide, or browse our wider collection of luxury villas throughout Europe and villas across Spain.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families. The ground-floor master bedroom removes stair-climbing anxiety for older guests, while the garden’s heated pool ensures children and teenagers remain entertained. The mixture of single and double beds accommodates various age groups and relationships.

Couples seeking privacy with flexibility. The first-floor bedroom allows additional guests (adult children, friends) while maintaining the master suite’s complete separation and en-suite convenience.

Groups of four to six friends. The living area’s social layout, outdoor dining setup, and proximity to restaurants make this villa’s arrangement ideal for friend groups who want shared meals but semi-independent sleeping arrangements.

Families with young children. The heated pool removes temperature concerns, the ground-floor bathroom arrangement simplifies routines, and the enclosed garden provides secure outdoor play. Cots and high chairs come as standard.

Remote workers and sabbatical planners. Stable Wi-Fi throughout, quiet bedrooms for Zoom calls, and proximity to restaurants mean this villa accommodates working stays as comfortably as holiday ones.

Practical Information

Capacity and Layout: Lanzarote Taba 3 accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms across two floors. One master en-suite on the ground floor, one family bathroom on the ground floor, and a second bedroom with en-suite on the ground floor means simultaneous use without queuing.

Nearest Airport: Lanzarote Airport (ACE) sits 40 km north of Puerto Calero—approximately 45 minutes’ driving time in standard traffic. Direct flights connect to most European capitals, with summer services to Scandinavia. Car hire at the airport costs from €25 per day; transfers arranged directly through Excellence Luxury Villas typically cost €60-80 for four passengers.

Essential Services: A Mercadona supermarket sits 8 km away in Tías (10 minutes by car). The nearest pharmacy (farmacia) is 1.2 km from the villa. Medical emergencies route to Hospital General in Arrecife (18 km away).

Included in Your Rental: The price covers pool heating, Wi-Fi connectivity, air conditioning, utilities, bed linen, towels, and cleaning between guest arrivals. Bath toiletries and hand wash are supplied. Final cleaning is the tenant’s responsibility, though professional turnover cleaning can be arranged.

Check-In and Flexibility: Standard check-in is 4 pm; check-out is 10 am. Early arrival and late departure can be arranged with advance notice (subject to availability and supplementary charges). Property access is via keypad code—no key collection required.

Frequently Asked Questions about Lanzarote Taba 3

How many guests does Lanzarote Taba 3 sleep?

Lanzarote Taba 3 accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms: a master double with en-suite on the ground floor, a ground-floor double bedroom, a ground-floor bedroom with two single beds, and a first-floor double bedroom. A cot and high chair are available for infants, though these count within the 6-person maximum for planning purposes.

What is the nearest airport to Lanzarote Taba 3 in Puerto Calero?

Lanzarote Airport (ACE), situated 40 km north of Puerto Calero, serves as the island’s primary gateway. The transfer takes approximately 45 minutes by car under normal traffic conditions (longer during peak summer hours from 4-7 pm). Car hire at the airport costs from €25 daily; pre-arranged transfers through Excellence Luxury Villas run €60-80 for a vehicle accommodating four passengers.

What is the best time of year to rent Lanzarote Taba 3?

Lanzarote operates as a year-round destination, though different seasons suit different priorities. May through September offers warm, dry weather and temperatures between 24-29°C, ideal for beach and pool use but busiest with families on school holidays. November through March remains warm (18-22°C) and dry—perfect for hiking, cycling, and diving without summer heat. October and April mark transition months with excellent weather and smaller crowds. December and January can see occasional Atlantic storms, but snow is impossible at this latitude. Avoid August for both crowds and peak summer temperatures.

Is Lanzarote Taba 3 suitable for families with children?

Yes, extensively. The heated private pool reaches 27°C year-round, eliminating temperature concerns for young swimmers. The ground-floor bathroom layout suits families with toddlers; cots and high chairs are included. Playa Grande at Puerto del Carmen (12 km away) has designated family zones with lifeguards and shallow water. The enclosed garden provides secure outdoor play. Dining options nearby range from child-friendly restaurants to supermarkets stocking all standard baby supplies. However, the property lacks specific child safety features like pool fencing—supervision of young swimmers remains the responsible adult’s obligation.

What is included in the rental price at Lanzarote Taba 3?

The nightly rate includes: Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, full air conditioning access, heated pool maintenance and operation, bed linens and towels for all beds, basic bath toiletries, dishwasher and washing machine use, utilities (electricity, water, gas), and access to garden furniture and barbecue facilities. Not included: food and beverages, final deep cleaning (though intermediate turnover cleaning happens between guests), internet data beyond the provided Wi-Fi allowance, or parking charges (private parking is complimentary).

What restaurants and shops are near Lanzarote Taba 3?

The Puerto Calero marina promenade, a five-minute walk from Lanzarote Taba 3, contains approximately 15 restaurants: El Pulguilla (traditional cazuelas and fish), Lolita’s (specialising in local mero grouper), and several tapas-focused establishments. For groceries, a small supermarket stands 800 metres away; Mercadona (larger format) opens 8 km south in Tías alongside a weekly Tuesday market selling fresh produce directly from local farms. Puerto del Carmen, 12 km north, offers additional dining and shopping including the Mercado Viejo (old market building) now housing artisan food vendors.