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Discover Puerto Calero and its surroundings

Located on the south coast of Lanzarote, Secrets Lanzarote Resort & Spa in Puerto Calero is the ideal retreat for those seeking the serenity of an exclusive environment combined with the island’s incredible natural diversity. Located in a privileged enclave near Puerto Calero, Lanzarote’s luxury marina, the resort is the ideal starting point to discover a wide range of activities.

Timanfaya National Park

A short drive away, visitors can explore the unique volcanic landscapes of Timanfaya National Park. Take a guided tour to discover the impressive lunar terrain and learn about the island's geology.

La Geria

This famous wine region is known for its vineyards grown in volcanic ash. Enjoy a tasting of local wines at one of the many wineries with panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.

Los Hervideros

Rock formations where the sea hits hard, creating an impressive natural display.

El Golfo (Charco de los Clicos)

An emerald green lagoon located in a volcanic crater, surrounded by volcanic landscapes.

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Jameos del Agua

A spectacular cultural space designed by César Manrique, where art and nature merge in a unique setting with volcanic caves and an underground lake.

Mirador del Río

Also created by César Manrique, enjoy breathtaking views of La Graciosa and the cliffs surrounding the island. 

Cueva de los Verdes 

For enthusiasts of geology, this cave offers a fascinating tour through its volcanic rock formations.

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Lanzarote's Coastal Gems

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Playa Quemada

  • Length and Waves: This quiet beach of dark sand and pebbles stretches along the south coast, offering a peaceful setting with gentle waves, ideal for swimming and snorkeling.
  • Water Color and Sand Type: The water is crystal clear, with a black sandy seabed that highlights the vibrant blue of the ocean.
  • Services Available: Although Playa Quemada is still untouched, there are some local restaurants where you can enjoy freshly-caught fish and seafood.
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Playa de la Arena

  • Length and Waves: This small cove is known for its golden sand and intimate atmosphere. The waves are calm, making it perfect for a relaxing swim.
  • Water Color and Sand Type: Its crystal-clear waters and fine sand offer an idyllic place to relax under the sun.
  • Services Available: It has no services available, which preserves its natural charm. Ideal for those seeking a refuge away from the crowds.
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Playa La Casa

  • Length and Waves: This beach is a small hidden corner with calm waves, popular among locals for its serenity and beauty.
  • Water Color and Sand Type: The clear blue water and golden sand offer a picturesque setting for a peaceful day out.
  • Services Available: Although rustic, the beach offers a quiet setting for picnics and unwinding under the sun.
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Playa Papagayo

  • Length and Waves: Part of the beaches of Los Ajaches Natural Monument.
  • Water Color and Sand: Crystal-clear waters and golden sand.
  • Services: Some services and beach bars available.
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Playa Blanca

  • Length and Waves: Long beach with calm waves.
  • Water Color and Sand: White sand and blue water.
  • Services: Wide range of tourist services.

Cultural Experiences

International Museum of Contemporary Art

Located in San José castle, this museum houses a fascinating collection of modern and contemporary art by local and international artists.

Casa Museo del Campesino

Museum dedicated to Lanzarote’s agriculture and local culture, designed by the famous artist César Manrique.

Teguise Market

Visit Lanzarote’s oldest and largest market to enjoy an authentic taste of the local culture, with handicrafts, local produce and a vibrant atmosphere.

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Puerto Calero

Located a few minutes from the resort, Puerto Calero Marina is a meeting point for yachts and luxury boats. Stroll along its promenade lined with boutique stores, coffee shops, and restaurants serving international and local cuisine. Visitors can enjoy the relaxing environment and exclusive atmosphere that make Puerto Calero a marina of elegance and an unrivalled destination in Lanzarote.

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Outdoor Activities

  • Water Sports and Adventure

The resort’s proximity to Puerto Calero provides direct access to a variety of water sports and experiences on the sea. Enjoy snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, or set off on exciting boat trips to explore Lanzarote’s marine beauty. Local companies offer sailing, windsurfing and scuba diving lessons, perfect for those looking for an adventure in the Atlantic Ocean.

 

  • Adults-Only Leisure

Lanzarote is not only a natural paradise, but also a lively destination for leisure for adults. Play a round of golf at Lanzarote Golf, a course with spectacular views and challenges for all levels. Visit Timanfaya National Park to explore unique volcanic landscapes, and join one of the many guided tours available.

 

  • Culture and Shopping

Discover the capital, Arrecife, with its exclusive stores and lively nightlife. Stroll along its streets, where you will find a mix of designer boutiques, jeweler's and souvenir stores. At night, enjoy the culture with theaters and bars featuring live music that fill the city with vibrant energy.

Tours and excursion activities in Puerto Vallarta

Gastronomy

  • Lanzarote’s Culinary Delights

Lanzarote is a culinary destination that invites visitors to explore authentic and exquisite flavors that reflect the Canary Islands’ rich cultural heritage. The island's gastronomy stands out for its creativity and use of local ingredients for an unparalleled sensory experience.

 

  • Traditional Dishes

One of the most iconic dishes is Papas Arrugadas, accompanied by the famous mojo picón, a vibrant sauce that combines spices and fresh herbs. This duo has become a symbol of Canarian cuisine, offering a flavor that is both familiar and exotic.

 

  • Freshly-Caught Fish

The Atlantic provides an abundant selection of fresh fish, essential to Lanzarote’s cuisine. Whether grilled, baked or in a stew, every fish dish is a celebration of the sea, capturing the essence of island life.

  • Artisan Cheeses

Among dairy products, Majorero cheese stands out for its distinctive flavor and texture. This goat cheese is a testimony to Lanzarote’s artisan know-how and cheese-making tradition; a delight for lovers of good food.

 

  • Lanzarote’s Wines

Lanzarote is also famous for its unique wines, grown in volcanic soil that gives each variety a special character. Its white wines, in particular, are appreciated for their freshness and minerality. The vineyards, protected by semicircular walls that shelter them from the wind, offer a spectacular view and an ideal environment for cultivating vines. Visitors can enjoy wine tastings and guided tours of the island's many wineries to discover the secrets of one of the world's most unique wine regions.