Casa Bajamar | 3-Bedroom Apartment in Puerto Calero Tias

Six guests, three bedrooms, one heated pool overlooking the Atlantic—this is what a luxury townhouse rental in Puerto Calero feels like when you arrive at Casa Bajamar. Located in the heart of Lanzarote’s most exclusive marina village, this three-storey residence combines contemporary comfort with the relaxed sophistication of Spain’s Canary Islands, putting you steps from designer shops, waterfront dining, and some of Europe’s most impressive yachts.

Inside Casa Bajamar

Casa Bajamar sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across two main floors with thoughtful separation between sleeping quarters and communal spaces. The layout prioritises both privacy and togetherness—rare in holiday rentals of this calibre.

The first floor opens into a generous living room anchored by a flat-screen television and substantial seating that faces outward toward the terrace. Natural light floods this space, drawing your eye toward the water. Adjacent, a formal dining area accommodates six comfortably around a solid table, while the kitchen—fully equipped with modern appliances including a dishwasher, microwave, and ample counter space—features its own breakfast table. Doors from both kitchen and living room spill onto the same terrace, creating a seamless entertaining flow.

Climb to the second floor and the bedroom configuration becomes apparent: three sleeping spaces, each with distinct character. The principal bedroom features a king-sized bed, fitted wardrobes for extended stays, air conditioning, and an en suite bathroom with a walk-in shower. This room also commands a private terrace—the quiet corner where morning coffee tastes different, where the sea becomes your view instead of your destination.

The second bedroom holds two single beds (easily converted to a double configuration) with air conditioning, fitted wardrobes, and access to a balcony overlooking the marina. The third bedroom similarly offers two single beds convertible to double, a ceiling fan for warmer evenings, and direct terrace access—though this room operates without air conditioning, relying instead on natural ventilation and the consistent Atlantic breeze that characterises Puerto Calero’s microclimate.

Two additional bathrooms serve the upper floors—both featuring showers for quick refreshes between activities. A utility area discreetly houses a washing machine, practical for families extending their stay beyond a fortnight. The attention to operational detail throughout Casa Bajamar suggests owners who actually use their properties, not architects designing abstractions.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The outdoor realm is where Casa Bajamar reveals its true luxury credentials. A heated swimming pool—the kind that extends your swimming season from May through October, and remains usable during mild winter months—sits surrounded by sun loungers positioned to catch the southern exposure. This isn’t a plunge pool; it’s a proper swimming rectangle where you can actually complete laps, yet intimate enough that the whole party gathers poolside naturally.

Beyond the pool, a dedicated dining terrace with table and chairs captures the evening light at golden hour—that specific quality of late afternoon sun that makes even simple meals feel ceremonial. From here, you see the marina’s 450 berths stretching along the waterfront, the occasional superyacht creating a backdrop that reminds you exactly where you are: not in an anonymous resort, but in one of Europe’s finest maritime destinations.

Terraces and balconies extend from multiple bedrooms, each oriented toward water views. This vertical distribution of outdoor space means that even when the pool terrace hosts a gathering, private terraces remain available for those who prefer solitude with their book and the Atlantic horizon.

Location: Puerto Calero and the Surrounding Area

Puerto Calero exists as a deliberate counterpoint to Lanzarote’s busier coastal developments. Conceived by visionary José Calero and formally opened in 1989, this 450-berth marina was engineered to accommodate vessels up to 60 metres—meaning you share your waterfront with some of the world’s most significant private yachts. That distinction shapes everything about the village’s character: the calibre of restaurants, the discretion of the shopping, the overall atmosphere of understated elegance.

Walk the marina’s perimeter—a 15-minute stroll from Casa Bajamar—and you’ll find waterfront restaurants serving fresh catch daily. The marina’s own seafood vendors supply local kitchens, and several establishments specialise in Canarian cuisine: wrinkled potatoes with mojo sauce, fresh fish grilled simply, local wines from the volcanic soils of La Geria, 18km inland. For shopping beyond beachwear and sunscreen, Puerto Calero hosts boutiques representing Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Armani, DKNY, and Helly Hansen—retailers you’d expect in Miami or Monaco, not a Canary Islands village.

Beyond Puerto Calero’s immediate boundaries, Lanzarote opens into remarkable diversity. Playa Blanca, 8km south, offers family beaches and a secondary marina complex. Puerto del Carmen, 12km north, extends the island’s longest promenade of restaurants and bars. Arrecife, the capital, sits 25km northwest and functions as the island’s commercial hub—home to supermarkets, hardware stores, and administrative services.

The interior rewards exploration. Timanfaya National Park, 30km southwest, showcases lunar volcanic landscapes where geothermal heat rises visibly from the earth. The wine region of La Geria, centred around Yaiza (the municipality containing Puerto Calero), produces distinctive volcanic wines worth a dedicated tasting day. Famara Beach, on the northern coast 35km away, attracts windsurfers and surfers to Atlantic swells. For cultural anchoring, César Manrique’s former home-studio in Teguise, 28km north, illuminates the artistic vision that shaped Lanzarote’s architectural character.

Water-based activities radiate from Puerto Calero itself. Charter boats for fishing expeditions into Atlantic depths, arrange sailing lessons, or book submarine excursions to view marine life without getting wet. Cycling routes trace the coast and wind through wine villages. Golf enthusiasts have the Lanzarote Golf Resort, 12km away, designed with volcanic rock features and sea views.

Seasonally, May through October brings consistent warmth and minimal rainfall—ideal for pool use and water activities. November through April sees cooler temperatures (still 18-22°C) and occasional rain, but substantially fewer tourists. The island’s position west of Africa means year-round trade winds that keep humidity manageable and insects minimal. For specific destination context and detailed travel planning, explore our Lanzarote travel guide, or browse our luxury villas across Spain and our full collection in Lanzarote.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Casa Bajamar operates optimally for two distinct guest profiles. First: multi-generational family groups (grandparents, parents, children aged 5+) seeking structure without constraint. The three separate bedrooms enable privacy while the communal kitchen and pool maintain gathering points. Children amenities—high chairs, cots/cribs—signal owner consideration for travelling families. The heated pool allows younger swimmers to build confidence safely. Nearby Playa Blanca offers gentle family beaches 8km south; the marina’s immediate waterfront eliminates long car journeys for casual waterside meals.

Second: groups of friends (two to three couples) seeking upscale infrastructure for a week or fortnight without the formality of a hotel. The separate living and dining areas allow both together-time and private conversations. The kitchen’s full equipment invites collective cooking when desired. The balance of public and private terraces means group activities don’t eliminate individual downtime.

The villa performs less ideally for: couples prioritising absolute romance (the three-bedroom configuration attracts groups), guests requiring strict air conditioning throughout (third bedroom uses ceiling fan only), or travellers with very young infants (nearest hospital facilities sit in Arrecife, 25km away, making childcare support important).

Practical Information

Casa Bajamar accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Bedding configuration: one king, four singles (two pairs convertible to doubles), enabling flexible arrangements.

Lanzarote Airport (ACE), the island’s primary commercial gateway, lies 35km northeast of Casa Bajamar. Transfer time by car or taxi runs approximately 45-55 minutes depending on traffic and your driver’s familiarity with local roads. Several rental agencies operate from the airport; driving yourself offers maximum flexibility for exploring the interior.

Supermarket shopping is available at multiple locations: Carrefour Express in Puerto Calero itself (5-minute walk), or Carrefour hypermarket in Arrecife (25km, 30-minute drive) for bulk provisioning. Local markets operate daily; fish and produce vendors set up near the marina each morning.

The rental includes Wi-Fi throughout, electricity, water, pool heating (though terms and conditions apply), and standard furnishings. Linen and towels are provided. Television offers Spanish and international channels. Air conditioning operates in two bedrooms; ceiling fan in the third. A washing machine enables laundry management for extended stays. Cleaning occurs at check-out; mid-stay cleaning can be arranged through the management office.

Check-in typically occurs after 4 PM; early arrivals can sometimes be accommodated with advance notice. Check-out is typically 11 AM, allowing housekeeping time before subsequent guests. The property operates year-round, though peak demand concentrates between June and September when European school holidays align with warm Mediterranean weather.

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Bajamar

How many guests does Casa Bajamar sleep?

Casa Bajamar sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The configuration includes one king-sized bed in the primary bedroom and four single beds in the secondary bedrooms—two pairs of singles can be converted to double beds by request. No sofa beds or annexe accommodation is available, so the maximum occupancy is fixed at 6 adults or a combination of adults and children that totals no more than 6 persons.

What is the nearest airport to Casa Bajamar in Puerto Calero?

Lanzarote Airport (Aeropuerto de Lanzarote, airport code ACE) is the primary commercial gateway, located approximately 35km northeast of Casa Bajamar. Transfer time by private car, rental vehicle, or taxi runs 45-55 minutes depending on traffic conditions and your familiarity with local routes. Several car rental agencies operate from the airport terminal; pre-arranging transfers through your accommodation provider is also reliable. The coastal road from the airport passes through Arrecife and Puerto del Carmen before reaching Puerto Calero, offering a scenic introduction to the island during your journey.

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

May through September offers the warmest, most reliably sunny conditions—ideal if your priority is swimming, water sports, and uninterrupted pool use. Expect temperatures of 26-28°C and minimal rainfall. July and August, however, coincide with peak European summer holidays, resulting in maximum visitor numbers and higher accommodation costs across Lanzarote. April, May, September, and October present a sweet spot: warm enough for comfortable swimming (22-26°C), fewer tourists, and lower daily rates. November through March brings cooler temperatures (18-22°C) and occasional rain, but rarely prevents outdoor activities; this period appeals to those seeking solitude and lower costs. The island’s trade winds maintain consistent breezes year-round, preventing the humidity you’d experience at similar latitudes in mainland Europe.

Is Casa Bajamar suitable for families with children?

Yes, Casa Bajamar includes specific family amenities: high chairs, cots (cribs), and a heated swimming pool with loungers—enabling younger children to gain water confidence safely under parental supervision. The villa’s three separate bedrooms allow parents to establish independent sleeping arrangements for children, teenagers, and grandparents simultaneously. Nearby Playa Blanca, 8km south, offers shallow, sheltered family beaches where young children can paddle safely. The marina waterfront provides casual dining within walking distance—many restaurants accommodate families with children’s menus. The town itself is compact and pedestrian-friendly, with no major roads separating the accommodation from dining and shopping. That said, the absence of air conditioning in the third bedroom may concern families planning extended summer stays when temperatures exceed 28°C.

What is included in the rental price at Casa Bajamar?

The rental price includes: Wi-Fi internet access throughout the property, mains electricity and water, pool heating (subject to terms and conditions), all standard furnishings, bed linen and towels, television access, air conditioning in two primary bedrooms, ceiling fans, dishwasher, microwave, and washing machine. A one-time cleaning fee is applied at check-out. Some providers include mid-stay cleaning as an add-on option—confirm your specific booking terms. Utilities such as electricity and water are included in quoted rates, not metered separately. Gas for cooking is not typically a guest expense. Pet policies and any additional surcharges should be confirmed directly when booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Casa Bajamar?

Puerto Calero’s immediate waterfront hosts multiple waterfront restaurants and bars within a 5-10 minute walk of Casa Bajamar. Several specialise in fresh seafood caught and prepared daily—grilled local fish, mussels, octopus, and traditional Canarian preparations. A supermarket (Carrefour Express) operates within walking distance, stocking groceries, prepared foods, and essentials. For more extensive shopping, Arrecife (25km northwest, 30-minute drive) contains large Carrefour hypermarkets and department stores. Tías (4km inland toward Yaiza) functions as the local market town with bakeries, butchers, and produce vendors. For designer retail—Hugo Boss, Lacoste, DKNY, Armani, Helly Hansen—Puerto Calero’s exclusive boutiques operate along the marina. Fresh fish and produce vendors set up daily near the marina at first light, offering direct purchasing from local catches and island-grown vegetables. Restaurants within the marina complex typically require no reservations for casual lunch but booking is advisable for dinner during peak season (July-August).