Hotels in Costa Teguise All Inclusive: Lanzarote Guide

An all-inclusive board basis generally means your breakfasts, lunches and dinners are included, usually served as buffets with some à la carte options depending on the hotel. Local alcoholic drinks, soft drinks, tea and coffee are normally part of the deal, along with snacks between meals. Premium spirits, bottled wines and some extras can be charged separately, so it is worth reading each hotel's inclusions before you book.

In Costa Teguise that format suits the pace of the place. The beaches, the Lanzarote Aquarium and Costa Teguise Golf are all within about a mile or so of the centre, so you can spend the morning out and still be back for a lunch you have already paid for.

Costa Teguise is a single, compact resort rather than a string of separate towns, so the choice comes down to which part of the seafront you want close by. Playa de las Cucharas and El Bastián are both about a mile from the centre, while Playa del Jablillo and Playa de los Charcos sit a little further out at roughly a mile and a quarter. Families often like being within walking distance of a sheltered stretch of sand, and the Lanzarote Aquarium, about a mile away, is an easy rainy-day standby, not that rainy days come often here.

Golfers will want to be near Costa Teguise Golf, around a mile and a quarter from the centre. Close by too is the Royal Residence of La Mareta, a residence of the Spanish royal family, which gives this corner of the coast a quieter, more residential feel. For a change of scene, the port at Arrecife is only about 4 miles away, and ferries from Playa Blanca, roughly 22 miles south, cross to Fuerteventura.

Every month works for all inclusive Costa Teguise Lanzarote breaks. Figures from the nearby Puerto del Carmen weather station show daytime highs of 21°C in January and February, climbing to 25°C by April and peaking at 29°C in August. Nights rarely drop below 15°C, which is why so many British travellers come for winter sun.

Rain is scarce: most months see one to three wet days, with February and March the dampest at four or five. October is a quiet favourite, still reaching 28°C by day, while July to September are the driest of all. Summer and the UK school holidays tend to be the busiest and most in-demand weeks, so book early if you are tied to term dates.

Most all inclusive holidays in Costa Teguise Lanzarote are booked as packages: flight, hotel and transfer together. Lanzarote airport (ACE) has direct flights from the United Kingdom, and the transfer to Costa Teguise takes about 10 minutes, one of the shortest you will find anywhere in Spain. That makes it a practical choice with young children or for a short break.

You can compare Costa Teguise holidays all inclusive from Jet2holidays, TUI holidays, loveholidays and On the Beach using the live deal buttons on this page, so if you are looking at TUI Costa Teguise all inclusive options, you can set them side by side with the others. Anyone searching for cheap all inclusive holidays to Costa Teguise should check several dates, as school-holiday weeks are usually priced higher than term time. Hotel prices, tours and tickets, and car hire can be compared here too.