Casa Taburiente | 3-Bedroom Villa in Tias Puerto del Carmen

A three-bedroom villa in Tías, Puerto del Carmen offers the kind of beachside base that transforms a week into six uninterrupted days of Atlantic coast living. Casa Taburiente sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, positioned where the noise of the resort melts into genuine neighborhood quiet—yet the shoreline sits barely 300 metres away. This is the luxury villa rental Tías homeowners and repeat visitors actually book, not the one that photographs best.

Inside Casa Taburiente

Ground floor living dominates the layout, meaning no stairs to negotiate with luggage or sleepy children. The master bedroom occupies one corner with a double bed and private en-suite shower; the second double-bedded room mirrors this setup with its own bathroom. The third bedroom contains two single beds—ideal for children or friends who prefer separate sleeping arrangements. Each bedroom connects directly to the circulation space, avoiding the warren-like corridors that plague poorly designed holiday homes.

The kitchen commands the heart of the villa, stretching across an open plan that connects directly to the dining area. Electric oven and hob, microwave, compact dishwasher, washing machine, generous fridge-freezer, kettle and toaster—this is not a token kitchenette. The granite worktops and white cabinetry create the kind of workspace that makes cooking feel like an option rather than a chore. A dining table seats six, positioned to catch light from multiple angles throughout the day.

The living room anchors the social heart of Casa Taburiente. Television, comfortable seating, and direct access to the terraces means guests drift naturally between inside and outside spaces as the day shifts. A family bathroom serves the secondary bedrooms. Safety box, hair dryer, iron, hangers and smoke detector complete the practical amenities—the detail work that separates stress-free weeks from logistical headaches.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step beyond the glass doors and the real purpose of booking Casa Taburiente reveals itself. The private swimming pool occupies the central garden space, surrounded by multiple sun lounger positions for those who prefer to sunbathe in succession—one family member reading while another swims, without anyone competing for the same corner. An outdoor shower rinses off chlorine without tracking water through the interior.

Terraces sprawl across the property in multiple configurations. A covered terrace provides shade during the hottest hours of midday; an open terrace captures morning sun and evening light. Garden furniture, a barbecue, and outdoor dining setup mean guests can prepare and consume meals entirely beyond the walls of the villa. This matters more than marketing copy suggests—the ability to exist outside for an entire day, moving only to follow the sun’s arc across the sky.

The ample garden area provides buffer space between Casa Taburiente and neighboring properties, a genuine luxury in densely developed Tías. Views extend across rooftops toward the Atlantic, with glimpses of the coastline visible from elevated terrace positions.

Location: Tías and the Surrounding Area

Tías sits 4 kilometres south of Puerto del Carmen, the main resort hub of Lanzarote’s southern coast. This positioning offers the best of both worlds: close enough to reach restaurants, bars and supermarkets within a five-minute drive, far enough removed to avoid the intensity of the beachfront strip. The central beaches of Puerto del Carmen—Playa Grande and Playa Dorada—lie just 2 kilometres away, accessible by car or a twenty-minute walk along the coastal promenade.

Puerto del Carmen Market operates every Friday from 10:00 to 14:00, roughly 3 kilometres from Casa Taburiente. Beyond the vendor stalls selling counterfeit designer goods, the market functions as a genuine community gathering point where locals shop for fresh produce and prepared foods. The food stalls offer authentic Spanish tapas and regional Canarian specialities at a fraction of resort-area pricing.

Rancho Texas lies 5 kilometres north, a theme park combining live animal shows—sea lions, birds of prey, trained horses—with a Wild West aesthetic that appeals primarily to families with younger children. Atlantis Diving Lanzarote operates from a facility less than 5 kilometres away, offering PADI-certified scuba courses and guided dives for certified divers. The underwater topography around Lanzarote features volcanic rock formations, reef systems and consistent water temperatures between 17°C (winter) and 22°C (summer).

Arrecife, the capital, sits 15 kilometres north. Its Castillo de San Gabriel fortress, partially restored in recent years, anchors the waterfront. The town functions as Lanzarote’s commercial center but holds limited appeal for holiday visitors. Yaiza, 18 kilometres southwest, serves as the gateway to Timanfaya National Park—a protected volcanic landscape where 6,000-hectare reserves preserve otherworldly terrain. Entry requires a vehicle or organized tour; the crater rim walk takes approximately ninety minutes.

Lanzarote Airport (ACE) sits 18 kilometres northeast of Casa Taburiente, approximately a twenty-minute drive depending on traffic. International flights connect directly to UK, Germany, Scandinavia and mainland Spain. Ferry services from Arrecife connect to Fuerteventura (30 minutes) and Gran Canaria (90 minutes).

Seasonal considerations shape the Tías experience significantly. November through March delivers mild temperatures (15-20°C), minimal rainfall, and the Atlantic swell that attracts windsurfers to Famara Beach, 30 kilometres north. June through September sees sustained sun, water temperatures above 20°C, and concentrated tourism. April, May and October offer the sweet spot—warm enough for swimming, cool enough for daytime exploration without heat exhaustion. Explore our luxury villas in Spain for additional coastal options, or browse our full collection of properties in Puerto del Carmen. For broader destination context, our Lanzarote travel guide covers everything from wine routes to hiking trails across the island.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family groups of six—grandparents, adult children and young grandchildren—find Casa Taburiente perfectly calibrated. Three separate bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms eliminate the shared-shower negotiations that plague larger groups. The ground-floor layout accommodates mobility challenges. The private pool provides safe swimming for young children without negotiating public beaches.

Couples seeking privacy but traveling as part of a larger friendship group benefit from the villa’s layout. Two pairs of guests occupy the double-bedded rooms with private bathrooms; a third couple sleeps in the twin beds and shares the family bathroom. The outdoor space is generous enough that individuals can retreat without awkward proximity.

Working groups—teams on corporate retreats or creative collaborations—use Casa Taburiente as a operational base. Wi-Fi connectivity remains strong; the kitchen and dining area support communal meals; the outdoor spaces provide informal meeting areas. The distance from Puerto del Carmen’s nightlife prevents evening entertainment from disrupting daytime productivity.

Family groups with young children (under 10) appreciate the specific amenities: cot and high chair included, shallow end of the private pool, proximity to family-oriented attractions like Rancho Texas, nearby beaches with calm waters during summer months.

Practical Information

Casa Taburiente accommodates 6 guests distributed across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The villa holds Tourist License VV-35-3-0001349, confirming legal registration with Lanzarote’s tourism authority.

Lanzarote Airport (ACE) operates 18 kilometres away, roughly twenty minutes by rental car or organized transfer. Vehicle hire from the airport costs €25-40 per day for economy vehicles; public buses serve the airport but require transfers to reach Tías. Taxis from the airport to Casa Taburiente typically cost €35-45.

Supermarket shopping occurs at Carrefour, located 2 kilometres away in central Puerto del Carmen. The store stocks international brand items alongside Spanish staples—imported UK products cost roughly 30% more than domestic equivalents. Smaller convenience stores dot Tías itself, useful for emergency supplies and daily fresh items like bread, milk and coffee.

The rental price includes Wi-Fi connection, water, electricity, pool access and standard linen/towel provision. Cleaning occurs at arrival and departure; mid-week cleaning incurs additional cost. Cot and high chair are provided at no supplement. Air conditioning operates in bedrooms only; ceiling fans provide ventilation in living areas. Pet accommodation requires advance written permission and incurs additional fees. Smoking is prohibited throughout the property.

Check-in operates from 16:00 onwards; early check-in (before 12:00) depends on availability and incurs supplementary charge. Checkout occurs at 11:00. A refundable security deposit (typically €300-500) is collected at arrival and returned within five working days post-departure, provided no damage has occurred.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Taburiente

How many guests does Casa Taburiente sleep?

Casa Taburiente accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The first bedroom contains a double bed with en-suite shower; the second bedroom mirrors this configuration with double bed and private bathroom; the third bedroom contains two single beds and accesses the family bathroom. No sofa beds or roll-out options exist, so maximum occupancy is fixed at 6 guests.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Taburiente in Tías?

Lanzarote Airport (ACE) sits approximately 18 kilometres northeast of Casa Taburiente, with an estimated driving time of 20-25 minutes depending on traffic conditions and time of day. During peak summer holiday periods (July-August), the journey can extend to 35-40 minutes. Rental vehicles, taxis and organized transfer services operate from the airport arrivals hall.

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

April through May and September through October deliver optimal conditions—daytime temperatures between 20-25°C, reliable sunshine, manageable humidity and reduced tourist density compared to summer months. December through February brings milder temperatures (15-18°C) and occasional rainfall but remains significantly warmer than Northern Europe. July and August see sustained heat (28-32°C) and concentrated tourism; accommodation fills rapidly and prices peak. November and March represent transition months with unpredictable weather.

Is Casa Taburiente suitable for families with children?

Yes, specifically for families with children aged 3-12. The private pool provides safe swimming without navigating public beaches. Cot and high chair are provided for younger children. Nearby Rancho Texas (5 kilometres away) offers animal shows and entertainment suitable for ages 4+. Puerto del Carmen’s family beaches—Playa Dorada and Playa Grande—sit 2 kilometres away and feature calm waters during summer months. The ground-floor layout eliminates stair navigation with luggage and children. Supermarkets and pharmacies are accessible by car within 5 minutes. Three separate bathrooms reduce morning congestion. Young infants requiring consistent routine may find the villa better than larger resorts due to personalized environment.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Taburiente?

The rental rate includes: Wi-Fi internet connection, water and electricity utilities, gas for cooking, air conditioning in bedrooms, ceiling fans in living areas, pool maintenance and chemical treatment, bed linen and towels, cleaning at arrival and departure, use of kitchen equipment (oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine), cot and high chair for young children, and access to all outdoor facilities (pool, terraces, barbecue). Not included: mid-week cleaning, early check-in before 12:00, late check-out after 11:00, damage deposits, or additional guests beyond the stated capacity of 6.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Taburiente?

Puerto del Carmen’s beachfront promenade—3 kilometres north—hosts forty-plus restaurants ranging from Spanish tapas bars to international cuisine. Recommended options include El Marinero (Spanish seafood, established 1974) and La Tranca (traditional Canarian fare). The Carrefour supermarket in Puerto del Carmen (2 kilometres away) operates seven days per week with fresh produce, bakery, deli and international goods sections. Smaller convenience stores and bakeries operate throughout Tías itself. Puerto del Carmen Market operates every Friday 10:00-14:00, offering fresh produce, prepared foods and local specialities at significantly lower prices than resort establishments.