Lanzarote Sunset | 12-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Macher Tias

Twenty-five guests arrive at Macher, a hillside town on Lanzarote’s quieter southern coast, and discover Lanzarote Sunset—a 2,000-square-metre compound where space, service and subtropical gardens converge. This is the kind of luxury villa rental in Macher that stops feeling like accommodation and starts feeling like home for large groups, multi-generational families and celebration parties.

Inside Lanzarote Sunset

Lanzarote Sunset sleeps 25 guests across 12 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, arranged across three distinct living zones that give families and friendship groups genuine autonomy within shared space.

The ground floor unfolds with immediacy. A generous lounge anchors the main living area, centred around a wood-burning fireplace with substantial seating for conversation or film nights on the wall-mounted satellite television. The kitchen dominates the adjacent space—a professional-standard installation featuring a five-ring gas hob, two full ovens, dual dishwashers, two fridge-freezer units, coffee machine, toaster, and a wine cooler that signals serious entertaining intent. The breakfast island seats multiple diners, and the open-plan flow moves seamlessly toward the dining table without feeling cramped. Somewhere in this kitchen, even reluctant cooks find themselves volunteering for the evening meal.

Ground-floor sleeping accommodation comprises five bedrooms. The first offers three single beds with en-suite shower; the second holds two singles with en-suite shower; a third contains a double bed with en-suite bathroom; a fourth has bunk beds opening to a separate shower room; the fifth pairs a double and single bed with en-suite facilities. A guest toilet with external access serves the entertaining zones. Adjacent to the main house, a semi-independent apartment provides two additional bedrooms—one double, one twin—with a large separate shower, plus an open-plan kitchen-diner-lounge that functions as a retreat space for guests preferring semi-privacy.

The first floor contains three further bedrooms: a double with en-suite bathroom; a single with en-suite bathroom; and a twin with access to a separate shower room. The penthouse suite crowns the property—a two-bedroom sanctuary with its own lounge. One bedroom sleeps two on a double bed with en-suite shower and bathtub; the second features bunk beds opening to an en-suite shower room.

Throughout, en-suite bathrooms are stocked with premium toiletries, hairdryers, room towels and pool towels. Wi-Fi reaches every space. Air conditioning runs throughout. A dedicated laundry room handles the logistics of such a large group. Games, books, a DVD player and a drinks cooler filled prior to arrival require no effort from guests—they arrive ready.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The gardens surrounding Lanzarote Sunset follow the volcanic slopes of Macher in subtropical planting—palms, succulents, flowering shrubs that thrive in the island’s dry climate. The centrepiece is the 25-metre heated swimming pool, 4.5 metres wide, with graduated depth from 1 to 2.5 metres, bordered by sun loungers facing unobstructed southern views. A separate luxury hot tub sits nearby for evening soaks when air temperature drops. The pool bar operates as social headquarters, fitted with three antique beer pumps, a substantial drinks fridge and ambient lighting that transforms the space at dusk.

Entertainment options extend beyond water. An indoor pool table occupies one covered area; an outdoor table-tennis setup sits ready for tournaments; a six-hole putting green transforms the lawn into casual golf practice. A fitness room with gym equipment allows guests to maintain routines. For dining, a sunken barbecue area with covered overhead shelter accommodates large group meals, while an adjacent alfresco dining terrace provides a secondary eating space with outdoor heaters for evenings when temperature dips below 20°C—rare on Lanzarote but possible December through February.

A conservatory provides sheltered indoor-outdoor transition space, useful during the handful of rainy days Lanzarote experiences annually. Parking is secured within the gated compound, which operates 24-hour security systems and closed-gate access—essential when hosting groups requiring child supervision or when privacy matters.

Location: Macher and the Surrounding Area

Macher sits 7 kilometres south of the sprawling Puerto del Carmen beachfront, the island’s largest resort town, yet exists in a different world—quiet, elevated, residential. The town itself provides convenience: supermarkets stock European and Canarian goods; local bars serve coffee and tapas at morning rates; family-run restaurants offer island cuisine at village prices rather than tourist markup. This is where locals shop and eat, not where they perform hospitality.

The coastal geography rewards exploration. Puerto del Carmen’s main beach stretches 5 kilometres with sheltered golden sand, promenade restaurants and water-sports hire, lying just 5 kilometres northwest. Further west, Puerto Calero—marketed as the “millionaires’ marina”—sits 4 kilometres away, offering yacht charters, upmarket seafood restaurants and boutique shopping. For swimmers and families, Playa del Pozo and Playa Mujeres provide smaller, less crowded beach coves within 3 kilometres. The volcanic landscape around Playa Blanca, 25 kilometres to the south, deserves a day trip—low-key beach town, ferry connections to Fuerteventura, and restaurants serving fresh catch at the waterfront.

Cultural anchors punctuate the region. Lanzarote’s wine region in La Geria, roughly 30 kilometres west, produces distinctive volcanic wines at family-run bodegas offering tastings and light meals. The Timanfaya National Park crater landscape, 35 kilometres northwest, showcases the island’s dramatic geology with guided coach tours and hiking. Arrecife, the island capital 18 kilometres north, contains the Castillo de San Gabriel fortress and the predictably named Castillo de San José museum overlooking the harbour.

Lanzarote Airport lies 8 kilometres northeast, requiring approximately 15 minutes by transfer vehicle—convenient enough that international guests arrive without exhausting drive times. Bus routes connect Macher to all coastal towns; taxis operate at fixed rates and rarely exceed €15 for journeys within 15 kilometres.

For destination inspiration and detailed travel logistics, read our comprehensive Lanzarote travel guide. To compare this luxury villa rental in Macher with other properties, explore our collection of luxury villas in Spain and our premium Lanzarote villa portfolio.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Lanzarote Sunset functions best for specific guest profiles. Multi-generational family reunions of 15–25 people benefit from having children in ground-floor bedrooms near supervision, teenagers in first-floor spaces with some autonomy, and adults in the penthouse maintaining evening privacy. The annexe apartment lets grandparents or young-adult groups operate semi-independently within shared entertaining spaces.

Wedding parties pre-wedding and post-wedding celebrations use the multiple entertaining zones for different-day activities: pool parties, group meals, lawn games. The barbecue and covered dining area manage group catering, while the kitchen’s scale accommodates a hired chef (available on request) or skilled home cooks managing multiple meals daily.

Corporate retreats or friendship groups celebrating significant milestones—30th birthdays, 20-year reunions—utilise the games, entertainment systems and entertainment-focused layout without forced socialising in compact spaces. The property accommodates groups that naturally divide into subgroups during parts of the day.

Couples seeking quiet escape should look elsewhere; this villa’s design and capacity target larger groups requiring catering-scale kitchens and entertainment infrastructure.

Practical Information

Capacity: 25 guests maximum across 12 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. The main house, ground-floor apartment and first-floor suites are all accessed through the gated compound, though the apartment provides semi-autonomous entry.

Lanzarote Airport (Aeropuerto de Lanzarote), 8 kilometres away, requires approximately 15 minutes by private transfer. Transfers can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas for an additional fee.

Included in the rental: Wi-Fi throughout the property; full heating of the 25-metre pool; all bed linen and towels; air conditioning; satellite television with movie and sports packages; the pre-stocked fridge (standard items; special requests available); laundry service upon request; use of all entertainment equipment (pool tables, putting green, games, books, DVD library). The property operates under a comprehensive cleaning regime; additional maid service, chef service and butler service are available as add-ons.

Check-in is flexible by prior arrangement. Spa treatments and yoga classes can be arranged through the villa concierge for guests seeking wellness activities. A licensed massage therapist visits the property; yoga instructors operate from the main terrace overlooking the pool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Lanzarote Sunset

How many guests does Lanzarote Sunset sleep?

Lanzarote Sunset sleeps up to 25 guests across 12 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. The ground floor contains five bedrooms plus a semi-independent two-bedroom apartment with separate kitchen and lounge. The first floor houses three further bedrooms, and the penthouse suite adds two bedrooms with its own lounge. All bedrooms feature en-suite or nearby shower facilities. Cots and additional mattresses can be added by arrangement; consult the terms and conditions for specific child-occupancy guidance.

What is the nearest airport to Lanzarote Sunset in Macher?

Lanzarote Airport (Aeropuerto de Lanzarote), located 8 kilometres northeast of Macher, is the primary international gateway. The drive from airport to villa takes approximately 15 minutes under normal traffic conditions. Excellence Luxury Villas can arrange private transfer vehicles; taxis are also available at the airport at fixed rates, typically €20–25 for the journey.

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

Lanzarote enjoys year-round sunshine but experiences different conditions seasonally. November through March offers warm daytime temperatures (18–22°C) and rare rainfall, ideal for outdoor entertaining and water activities, though evening pool use requires heating (included). April through October brings consistently hot days (25–30°C) and virtually no rain, but July and August see peak European tourism and higher accommodation rates across the island. May, June and September offer a sweet spot of warm weather and fewer crowds. Winter months suit large groups avoiding northern hemisphere cold, though occasional evenings may require outdoor heaters. The island’s volcanic landscape and windward coasts experience consistent Atlantic breezes year-round, moderating extreme heat.

Is Lanzarote Sunset suitable for families with children?

Yes, with caveats and supervision requirements. The 25-metre heated pool has graduated depth from 1 to 2.5 metres, making it manageable for varied swimming abilities, though young children require constant adult supervision. The compound is fully gated and secured, providing boundary security. Playa del Pozo and Playa Mujeres, both within 3 kilometres, offer sheltered beaches suitable for young children and accessible from the villa within 10 minutes by car. The games room, pool table and putting green provide indoor-outdoor entertainment spanning multiple age groups. High chairs and children’s dining accessories are available on request. However, the property’s primary design targets larger multi-adult groups; parents of very young children should verify supervision and safety arrangements directly with the villa team.

What is included in the rental price at Lanzarote Sunset?

Standard inclusions: all bed linen and towels (pool and bathroom); Wi-Fi throughout the property; air conditioning in all rooms; pool heating during the rental period; satellite television with movie and sports channels; full kitchen equipment and appliances; laundry facilities; use of all entertainment equipment including pool tables, putting green, table tennis, games and books; DVD library; pre-stocked fridge with basic provisions. Maid service, chef service, butler service, spa treatments and yoga classes are available as additional paid options. Meals, alcoholic drinks, and speciality food items are not included but can be pre-arranged through the villa concierge.

What restaurants and shops are near Lanzarote Sunset?

Macher town centre, less than 1 kilometre away on foot, contains supermarkets (Mercadona, Spar), bakeries and local bars serving coffee and tapas. For groceries and international brands, larger Mercadona and Carrefour stores operate in Puerto del Carmen, 5 kilometres north. Restaurants cluster in Puerto del Carmen (El Diablo seafood, Casa Roja tapas, Oceano fresh fish) and Puerto Calero’s marina (Oscars Restaurant, La Trattoria). For casual eating, Macher’s local establishments serve traditional Canarian food—papas arrugadas, fresh fish, local cheese—at village prices. Beach bars at Playa del Pozo serve lunch with sea views. The wine region at La Geria, 30 kilometres west, offers bodega restaurants specialising in grilled meats paired with local volcanic wines. International restaurants cluster along Puerto del Carmen’s main promenade, serving everything from Japanese to Italian cuisine.