Villa Clotilde | 3-Bedroom Villa in Puerto Calero Tias

Puerto Calero transforms from a quiet working marina into an elegant coastal destination as the afternoon light catches the water. This is where Villa Clotilde sits—a luxury villa rental in Puerto Calero that places you 1km from the waterfront’s international restaurants and yacht-lined quays, yet set back enough to feel genuinely secluded. You’re renting not just accommodation, but a vantage point for watching Lanzarote’s Atlantic coast shift through its daily light show.

Inside Villa Clotilde

Villa Clotilde sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, configured across a single floor that flows from living spaces toward the pool terrace without a single staircase to navigate. The layout prioritises what matters: proximity to water, views, and the kind of kitchen that actually invites cooking rather than hiding from it.

The master bedroom commands the strongest position, anchored by a superking bed and a dressing room where you’ll actually want to unpack. The en-suite bathroom is the standout feature here—a jacuzzi bath sits centred in the room, paired with a separate shower, and French doors open directly onto your own sun terrace overlooking the pool. You wake to filtered Atlantic light and the distant sound of water. Air conditioning runs throughout this wing.

Two further bedrooms occupy the ground floor. The first twin bedroom includes its own en-suite shower room and air conditioning—ideal for guests who value privacy and direct pool access. The second twin bedroom sits across the home with air conditioning and shares the family bathroom, which houses a shower suite. This configuration works equally well for families with children, multi-generational groups, or friends seeking their own spaces.

The open-plan living and dining room runs the depth of the property, anchored by a fully equipped kitchen that sits sociably behind a breakfast bar. Floor-to-ceiling glazing on one wall frames the terrace and pool beyond. A 50-inch flat-screen television with DVD player occupies the living zone, but honestly, the view outside competes fiercely for attention. Wi-Fi throughout means you can stay connected, while a music system, safe, and complete laundry facilities (washing machine, iron, ironing board, hair dryer) handle the practicalities.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The pool measures 9 metres by 5 metres and is heated year-round—a significant feature when the Atlantic breeze picks up in winter months. It’s surrounded by an extensively tiled terrace positioned to capture morning sun early and maintain shade under a permanent canopy structure as the day intensifies.

Beyond the pool runs a covered terrace of generous proportions, the kind of space where you can retreat from 35-degree heat and still feel the ocean’s presence. A dining table seats your group comfortably, while sun loungers scattered across the adjacent tiled terrace invite afternoon reading sessions. The view dominates everything—your eye travels past a low boundary wall across the Atlantic to an unbroken horizon. This is the kind of distraction that swallows hours unmarked.

Lawned gardens frame three sides of the terrace, punctuated with tropical plantings and traditional lava stone walls typical of Lanzarote’s volcanic heritage. A barbecue stands ready for evening meals as the light softens, converting your pool terrace into an open-air dining room. This is where sunset happens—where the sky shifts through orange, pink, and deepening purple while the sea below captures each colour shift.

Location: Puerto Calero and the Surrounding Area

Puerto Calero operates as a purpose-built marina village, fundamentally different from Lanzarote’s older resort towns. Upmarket restaurants, international cafes, and yacht-focused bars line the waterfront—typically 12-15 minutes on foot from Villa Clotilde. The marina itself attracts sailing vessels and motor yachts from across Europe and beyond, creating an atmosphere more Mediterranean than typically Spanish. A car-free evening is entirely feasible here, with dinner options ranging from casual tapas to fine dining establishments overlooking moored boats.

A small pebbly beach sits directly below Villa Clotilde, accessible in a 5-minute walk down a coastal path—ideal for morning swims or watching fishing boats work the nearby waters. For golden sandy beaches where families build castles and children paddle safely, Playa Grande at Puerto del Carmen lies just 5km north along the coast. This long, sheltered beach includes water sports facilities, rental equipment, and the kind of infrastructure that serves families traveling with young children. Public buses run frequently along the coastal road, or water taxis connect Puerto Calero’s marina directly to Puerto del Carmen’s beach in approximately 15 minutes.

Puerto del Carmen itself (5km away) functions as Lanzarote’s primary resort destination, with extensive shopping at Biosfera Plaza shopping centre (open until late evening Monday to Saturday), featuring restaurants, cinema facilities, mini-golf, and retail beyond typical tourism offerings. The main avenue runs parallel to the beach, creating an easy pedestrian experience if you choose to explore.

Inland attractions include Rancho Texas Amusement Park, combining a wild-west themed water park with exotic animal encounters and interactive shows—roughly 10km from Villa Clotilde and suitable for full-day family visits. Further north, the historic town of Teguise (approximately 20km away) preserves Lanzarote’s 15th-century capital status, with its central plaza, local markets, and numerous galleries and museums dedicated to the island’s most famous cultural figure, César Manrique.

For broader exploration, car rental at Lanzarote Airport opens access to Timanfaya National Park (40km south), a volcanic landscape of otherworldly beauty where geothermal activity still heats the earth. The island’s wine region around La Geria (25km inland) features bodegas open for tastings and vineyard tours. Coastal villages like Famara (25km north) offer different beach experiences and quieter dining options away from the main resort areas.

Seasonally, April through October offers reliably warm conditions with minimal rainfall—ideal for pool-based holidays. November through March brings milder temperatures (still averaging 16-18°C) with occasional Atlantic swells that attract windsurfers. Winter months see significantly fewer tourists, creating quieter conditions at restaurants and beaches. Our villas in Puerto Calero serve as excellent home bases for exploring the broader region. If you’re considering other Spanish properties, browse our luxury villas in Europe or check our properties in Spain. For comprehensive destination research, consult our Lanzarote travel guide, which details seasonal weather, cultural events, and practical logistics.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Three-bedroom villas with private pools and direct beach proximity serve several guest profiles distinctly well. Families with children aged 5-16 find the ground-floor layout manageable—no stairs to worry about at night, en-suite bathrooms reducing morning congestion, and immediate access to a private pool for supervised swimming. The nearby pebbly beach provides safe shallow-water options.

Multi-generational groups appreciate the master bedroom’s privacy and ensuite bathroom, while grandchildren can occupy the twin rooms with family oversight. Groups of friends travelling together benefit from three separate sleeping spaces and shared living areas that don’t force constant togetherness.

Couples seeking privacy with occasional guest space find the master suite’s dressing room and direct pool terrace access appealing. The heating system makes shoulder-season travel (April-May, September-October) viable when Mediterranean weather can be unpredictable.

Remote workers benefit from reliable Wi-Fi, quiet surroundings, and the psychological reset that comes from working with ocean views. The covered terrace functions as an outdoor office with marina views rather than open windows.

Practical Information

Villa Clotilde accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Lanzarote Airport lies 40km south of Puerto Calero—approximately 45 minutes by car in normal traffic conditions. A supermarket and pharmacy are located within 1km of the villa, servicing the Puerto Calero community. The villa includes heated pool facilities, Wi-Fi connectivity, full kitchen equipment, air conditioning in all bedrooms, televised entertainment, and laundry facilities. Towels, linens, and basic welcome provisions typically feature in the rental package. Cots and highchairs are available on request. Check-in typically occurs in the afternoon (confirmation timing varies by booking conditions), with flexible arrangements available for arriving guests.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Clotilde

How many guests does Villa Clotilde sleep?

Villa Clotilde sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The master bedroom accommodates 2 guests in a superking bed. Two twin bedrooms each accommodate 2 guests. This configuration works efficiently for families, multi-generational groups, and friend groups without requiring pullout sofas or cramped sleeping arrangements.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Clotilde in Puerto Calero?

Lanzarote Airport (César Manrique International Airport, LPA) sits approximately 40km south of Puerto Calero. Travel time by hired car ranges between 40-50 minutes depending on traffic conditions and exact departure times. During peak summer season (July-August), transfer times can extend to 60 minutes due to increased airport congestion. Direct shuttle services and private car transfers are available through most rental companies.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Clotilde?

April through October offers warm, reliably dry weather with sea temperatures reaching 20-23°C—ideal for active pool use and beach swimming. September-October brings fewer tourists while maintaining warm conditions. November through March experiences mild temperatures (16-18°C) with occasional Atlantic weather systems, yet the private heated pool ensures year-round comfort. February-March attracts windsurfing enthusiasts due to Atlantic swells. Winter months offer the advantage of significantly lower accommodation prices and quieter restaurants and attractions.

Is Villa Clotilde suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa’s ground-floor layout eliminates stair hazards. The private heated pool offers safe, supervised swimming in complete privacy. A pebbly beach sits 500 metres away for exploring rock pools and watching fishing boats. Playa Grande (5km away) provides the golden-sand beach experience children expect, with shallow waters and lifeguard supervision. Rancho Texas Amusement Park and Biosfera Plaza shopping centre with cinema facilities both lie within 10-15km. Cots and highchairs are available on request.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Clotilde?

The rental price includes the heated private pool, Wi-Fi internet access, air conditioning in all bedrooms, satellite television with DVD player, all kitchen equipment and appliances (including dishwasher and washing machine), and complete laundry facilities. Linens, towels, and bath provisions are supplied. Basic welcome groceries typically stock the kitchen. Utilities (electricity, water, heating) are included. Additional services like daily cleaning or chef arrangements can usually be arranged for an extra fee.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Clotilde?

Puerto Calero marina, 1km away, hosts approximately 15-20 restaurants ranging from casual seafood tavernas to fine-dining establishments, plus numerous cafes and bars overlooking the waterfront. International options and traditional Spanish cuisine coexist here. A small supermarket and pharmacy serve the marina village. Puerto del Carmen (5km north) features Biosfera Plaza shopping centre with major retailers, supermarkets, and restaurant chains, plus individual restaurants and bars along the main beachfront avenue. Fresh produce markets operate weekly in Puerto del Carmen. Specialist shops for beach equipment, sports, and casual goods spread throughout both locations.