Villa Rubicon Blanca | 2-Bedroom Villa in Playa Blanca Yaiza

A luxury villa rental in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote that sits within arm’s reach of Marina Rubicon’s waterfront restaurants and the southern coast’s clearest waters. Villa Rubicon Blanca occupies a quiet residential street where the sound of Atlantic waves reaches the upper-floor bedrooms at dusk, and where stepping outside means crossing straight into Lanzarote’s most relaxed corner of the island.

Inside Villa Rubicon Blanca

Villa Rubicon Blanca sleeps 4 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, spread across two thoughtfully designed levels. The ground floor flows from a central living room—anchored by soft seating and a flatscreen television, with patio doors that open fully to the terrace—into a separate dining room where natural light floods through corner windows. The kitchen sits perpendicular to the dining area, equipped with a dishwasher and the kind of counter space that makes preparing fresh seafood a genuine pleasure rather than a squeeze. A utility room with washing machine handles laundry discreetly, while a ground-floor bathroom with shower completes this level’s amenities.

The central staircase leads upward to a master bedroom with a double bed and built-in storage that keeps belongings hidden away, plus a second bedroom with two single beds—ideal for children or travelling companions who prefer their own sleeping space. Both bedrooms feature contemporary furnishings and direct access to the upper living area, a secondary lounge with comfortable seating and a coffee table that functions as a quiet retreat from the main social spaces. A second bathroom on this floor mirrors the standards of the ground floor, with shower and full facilities. The upper-level windows frame unobstructed views toward the coastline and marina, particularly striking during afternoon light.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The 7-by-3-metre heated swimming pool anchors the exterior, positioned so that loungers on the terrace face the water and the distant horizon simultaneously. The pool maintains comfortable temperatures year-round through its heating system, extending the swimming season beyond summer months. Potted plants and low-maintenance shrubs frame the terrace edges, creating an intimate sense of containment while preserving panoramic sight lines toward the marina and sea.

The built-in barbecue grill occupies one corner of the terrace, its placement allowing the cook to remain part of conversations while food crisps over heat. Al fresco dining is set up for entertaining up to six guests, with a dedicated dining table and ample seating. Sun loungers scatter across the terrace’s expanse, providing multiple vantage points for different times of day as the sun tracks west. A pool table sits sheltered on the covered portion of the terrace, offering evening entertainment. Gated parking accommodates vehicles securely, with direct access from the street.

Air conditioning units cool both interior levels during the warmest weeks of July and August. Wi-Fi extends throughout the property, allowing guests to manage work correspondence or video calls without geographical constraint. A hairdryer is provided in the bathrooms, and a cot and high chair are available on request for families travelling with infants.

Location: Playa Blanca and the Surrounding Area

Playa Blanca sits at Lanzarote’s southern tip, a fishing village turned understated resort town that retains its working character despite an influx of holiday homes. The village itself clusters around Marina Rubicon, a natural harbour where fishing boats and private yachts shelter in a crescent bay. This is where Villa Rubicon Blanca derives its name—the marina lies a 10-minute walk downslope, past local apartment blocks and towards the water’s edge.

Marina Rubicon’s waterfront hosts a succession of seafood restaurants, most notably the grilled fish specialists that source from boats arriving within sight of the dining tables. These establishments operate year-round, though summer evenings (May to September) fill quickly after 8pm. A small supermarket on the marina’s eastern side stocks fresh produce, wine, and essentials for self-catering. The Paseo Marítimo—a tree-lined promenade running eastward along the coastline—connects Playa Blanca proper, where a long sandy beach named Playa Blanca itself offers swimming and paddling in shallows suitable for young children.

Two kilometres east, Playa Dorada presents another sandy beach with lifeguard coverage and beach bar facilities during summer. The Playas de Papagayo, a protected natural park comprising five interconnected coves, lies 12 kilometres along the coast by car—each beach framed by red-rock cliffs and reachable only by vehicle or catamaran boat tour. These beaches remain largely undeveloped, with no commercial facilities, making them ideal for guests seeking solitude and dramatic scenery.

The artificial reef sculpture park, created by British artist Jason de Caires Taylor, sits 300 metres offshore in approximately 12 metres of water. Local dive operators based at Marina Rubicon conduct guided dives to view the submerged installations, which have accumulated marine life to create a functioning ecosystem within 15 minutes of the villa. Kayaking tours depart daily from the marina in summer months, typically paddling eastward toward the Papagayo coves or westward toward Punta Limones.

Inland, Timanfaya National Park occupies the central-western portion of the island, roughly 20 kilometres by car from Playa Blanca via the LZ-703 road. The park encompasses the Montañas del Fuego (Fire Mountains), a landscape of rust-coloured volcanic cones last active in 1824. A park-managed bus takes visitors through the most dramatic terrain, while walking trails branch off for closer exploration. The visitor centre at the summit provides geological context and café services.

For broader destination inspiration, explore our Lanzarote travel guide for seasonal highlights, cultural events, and extended itineraries. You may also browse our luxury villa collection across Spain or our complete selection in the Yaiza municipality.

The nearest significant town, Yaiza, sits 8 kilometres inland and serves as the administrative centre for the southern region. It contains a traditional Spanish market square and several restaurants catering to locals rather than tourists. Arrecife, the island’s capital and main commercial hub, lies 40 kilometres north and houses the airport, larger supermarkets, and a broader restaurant selection.

Seasonal considerations: December through March brings mild weather (18-22°C daytime), making the outdoor pool less appealing despite heating. April and May transition to warmer conditions (22-26°C), with fewer tourists and ideal beach conditions. June through September peaks at 28-32°C with calm seas, crowded beaches, and higher accommodation prices. October and November see cooling but still comfortable conditions (22-26°C) as crowds thin.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children under 10 find Villa Rubicon Blanca particularly functional. The heated pool allows safe supervised swimming regardless of season. The proximity to Playa Blanca beach—a ten-minute walk—means young swimmers can spend mornings in sand and afternoons in the pool without travel fatigue. The provision of a cot and high chair addresses the logistical challenges of travelling with infants. The second living area upstairs provides parents a quiet retreat once children sleep.

Couples seeking a seaside base without the demanding scale of larger properties appreciate the intimate footprint and the ready access to Marina Rubicon’s restaurants—no need to cook dinner if you don’t wish to. The heated pool and terrace loungers suit guests wanting outdoor relaxation without the commitment of a full day’s excursion.

Multi-generational groups of four (grandparents, parents, one child) function well across the two bedrooms, where the flexibility of single beds accommodates different sleeping preferences. The second living area allows teenagers or adult children independent space during evening hours.

This villa does not suit large groups or parties. At 4 guests maximum, with no annexe structure, it is sized for intimate gatherings rather than expansive entertaining.

Practical Information

Capacity: 4 guests maximum, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Lanzarote Airport (ACE) sits 50 kilometres north of Playa Blanca, approximately 50-60 minutes by rental car or arranged transfer. The drive follows the LZ-2 northbound, connecting to the LZ-1 toward Arrecife and the airport terminal.

The nearest supermarket is on Marina Rubicon’s waterfront (200 metres walk), stocking fresh produce, dairy, wine, and imported goods. Larger supermarkets and hypermarkets operate in Arrecife, 40 kilometres north, though Marina Rubicon’s shops suffice for most weekly needs.

The rental includes air conditioning, Wi-Fi internet, pool heating, dishwasher operation, and access to all outdoor facilities including the pool table. Linen and towels are provided. A cot and high chair are available on request by advance notice. A cleaning service attends on changeover days. Check-in is typically available from 4pm, with flexible late arrivals accommodated by prior arrangement with the managing office.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Rubicon Blanca

How many guests does Villa Rubicon Blanca sleep?

Villa Rubicon Blanca accommodates 4 guests maximum, comprising one master bedroom with a double bed, one bedroom with two single beds, and 2 bathrooms. No sofa beds or rollaway options are available within the property itself.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Rubicon Blanca in Playa Blanca?

Lanzarote Airport (Aeropuerto de Lanzarote, ACE) is the primary arrival point, located 50 kilometres north of Playa Blanca. The drive by rental car or pre-arranged transfer takes 50-60 minutes via the LZ-2 and LZ-1 highways. Car hire desks operate at the airport terminal, as does a tourist information desk for pre-booking transfer services.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Rubicon Blanca?

May through June and September through October offer optimal conditions: daytime temperatures between 24-28°C, calm seas, manageable tourist crowds, and lower accommodation rates than July-August peak season. April and November remain pleasant (20-26°C) with fewer visitors but slightly reduced restaurant and activity availability. December through March suits guests who prefer mild weather (18-22°C) but should not expect peak beach conditions or heated pool comfort without the heating system.

Is Villa Rubicon Blanca suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property provides a cot and high chair on advance request, accommodating infants. The heated swimming pool allows year-round supervised swimming. Playa Blanca beach, a 10-minute walk downslope, features shallow waters and lifeguard coverage during summer months, making it safe for children aged 3 and older. Local restaurants around Marina Rubicon cater to families with children’s portions available. The quiet residential street minimises traffic hazards. For children aged 5 and older, boat trips and kayak rentals depart from Marina Rubicon daily during summer.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Rubicon Blanca?

The rental includes: all utilities (water, electricity, air conditioning operation), Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, pool heating, linen and towels for all beds and bathrooms, dishwasher operation, and access to all outdoor facilities including the terrace, pool, loungers, and pool table. A cot and high chair are available at no additional cost on request with advance notice. A professional cleaning service attends on changeover days between guests.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Rubicon Blanca?

Marina Rubicon’s waterfront, a 10-minute walk away, hosts approximately 12 restaurants specialising in grilled fish and seafood, with several operating year-round. Notable establishments include Casa del Capitán and El Pulpo, both sourcing from the marina’s daily fishing boats. A small supermarket on the marina’s eastern side stocks fresh produce, wine, and household essentials. For larger shopping, Carrefour and Alcampo supermarkets operate in Arrecife, 40 kilometres north. The village of Yaiza, 8 kilometres inland, contains a traditional Spanish market square and local bakeries serving fresh bread and pastries daily.