We are located in the village of La Santa, within the municipality of Tinajo on Lanzarote’s northwest coast. It is a small village with a fishing heritage and a strong connection to the sea—a place where a relaxed pace of life and close-knit neighborly ties still prevail.
Unlike other, more tourist-oriented areas of the island, La Santa retains much of its local character. Most residents are families who have lived here for generations or individuals connected to the sea, fishing, sports, and the village’s daily life. It is a simple, authentic place, far removed from the hustle and bustle typical of major tourist destinations.
La Santa is also one of Europe’s most renowned surfing destinations. Its waves attract surfers from around the globe every year, making the village an international hotspot for the sport while preserving the essence and tranquility of a small coastal community.
The accommodations are just a short walk from the seafront promenade and the fishing harbor. This area is home to various restaurants, small local shops, and some of the best spots to enjoy the island’s fresh fish and seafood.
The location also offers easy access to some of Lanzarote’s most iconic landscapes. Famara Beach, Timanfaya National Park, and much of the volcanic terrain that defines this part of the island are all less than a ten-minute drive away. The area surrounding La Santa is dominated by volcanoes, lava fields, trails, and open spaces.
Right on the doorstep, there is access to numerous routes for walking, running, or cycling across the island. The area is crisscrossed by roads, tracks, and trails that traverse unique volcanic landscapes, allowing visitors to discover some of the most special corners of northern and western Lanzarote.
That is precisely why people choose to stay here. You won’t find shopping malls, large hotels, or overcrowded tourist hubs; instead, you’ll find a quiet seaside village, a vibrant local community, and a more leisurely way to experience Lanzarote.
