Lanzarote, Canary Islands
Many airlines operate flights to Lanzarote due to its popularity as a holiday destination. Direct flights mainly originate from the UK, Ireland, Germany, Scandinavia, and mainland Spain.
Lanzarote Airport (ACE) has two terminals, with most international flights using Terminal 1. Facilities support comfort and convenience for travelers.
ATMs, currency exchange, duty-free shops, cafes, restaurants, car rental desks, tourist info, free Wi-Fi.
Travelers from outside Europe typically connect through major European cities like Madrid, London, or Frankfurt.
Desks at arrivals. Booking in advance is Suggested for best rates and availability.
Roads in Lanzarote are generally well-maintained and easy to navigate. Signage is clear, and the network is modern.
Be aware of strong winds on open roads, as they can affect vehicle stability. Some rural roads are narrow and winding.
Parking can be challenging in popular areas of Puerto del Carmen during peak season. Look for designated parking lots or side streets.
Lanzarote does not have a train network; transportation relies on roads. The public bus service, IntercityBus Lanzarote (operated by Arrecife Bus), connects the island.
The road network in Lanzarote is modern and comprehensive. Speed limits are clearly marked, and driving is on the right-hand side.
Non-EU license holders should carry an International Driving Permit (IDP) with their national driving license. EU licenses are accepted.
Regular ferry services connect Lanzarote to other Canary Islands. No specific exit fees or taxes are levied upon departure from Lanzarote or Spain.
Arrecife serves as the main cruise port for Lanzarote. Cruise ship passengers typically use taxis or shuttle buses to explore Arrecife or other island resorts like Puerto del Carmen.
Lanzarote features ferry links to neighboring Canary Islands, providing opportunities for multi-island trips. No navigable rivers exist on the island.
The short distance from the airport to Puerto del Carmen offers quick and easy transfers.
Flight availability stays high throughout the year, reflecting Lanzarote's consistent popularity.
No specific exit fees or taxes are levied upon departure from Lanzarote or Spain.
Immigration procedures are standard for the Schengen Area. Passport control occurs upon arrival at Lanzarote Airport (ACE).
Standard immigration procedures apply for entry into Spain and the Schengen Area if arriving from outside the Schengen zone by sea.
Buses and taxis are available to transport you to Puerto del Carmen. The bus connection involves route 161.
Taxis and local buses connect to the airport and other island destinations, including Puerto del Carmen (via Line 03).
These transfer options provide straightforward access to Puerto del Carmen from all major arrival points on the island.
Before your trip, check the latest travel advisories and entry requirements for Spain. Confirm passport validity and any necessary visa or ETIAS requirements for your nationality to avoid delays.
