All Inclusive Hotels Lanzarote Playa Blanca: A Practical Guide

All inclusive normally means your breakfast, lunch and dinner are included, usually as buffets with some hotels adding à la carte options, along with snacks during the day and local drinks, both soft and alcoholic. Imported spirits, premium wines and some extras such as certain restaurants or activities may cost more, and the exact rules differ from hotel to hotel, so read the board details on each deal before you book.

For all inclusive holidays to Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, the appeal is simple: you can spend the morning on the beach, come back for lunch without reaching for a wallet, and keep the evenings relaxed. If you want to eat out in town now and then, half board can be worth weighing against the full package.

Playa Blanca is a resort town in its own right rather than a cluster of villages, and the larger, pool-centred hotels that suit all inclusive stays tend to spread along its coastline. To the west, the shore runs out towards the Pechiguera Lighthouse, around 2.5 miles away, while the Costa del Rubicón stretch lies roughly the same distance off.

To the east, Mujeres beach and Playa del Papagayo, about 3 miles away, are the beaches people come here for. When comparing deals, look at where each hotel sits relative to the town beach and these coves, since that shapes whether you will walk, cycle or need car hire for days out.

The climate figures, recorded at nearby Puerto del Carmen, show why every month works here. January and February top out at about 21°C, spring climbs to 23 to 25°C, and August is the warmest at 29°C, with October still reaching 28°C. Rain is scarce: March is the wettest month by days, with around five, while July, August and September average just one.

Winter suits couples and anyone escaping grey British weather, while summer and October half-term bring the most heat. Prices for any package generally rise in UK school holidays, so families with flexibility often look at the weeks either side.

A package bundles your flight from the UK, the hotel, the board basis and usually the airport transfer, which is the most common way British travellers book Playa Blanca. You can compare offers here from Jet2holidays, TUI, loveholidays and On the Beach, so anyone looking specifically for TUI all inclusive in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote can see it alongside the others. Check that transfers are included and how long the coach journey to the south of the island is listed on each deal.

Families should check room types, children's pools and kids' clubs on each hotel description. If you want 5 star all inclusive hotels in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, filter by the star rating shown on each offer. For cheap all inclusive holidays to Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, the honest tip is flexibility: travelling outside school holidays and comparing providers side by side matters more than anything else.