Villa Las Palmitas
Stunning Family / Friends Villa
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- Sleeps max 8 adults + kids
- Private pool, hot tub with large terrace and gardens. Lots of privacy and parking on site
- Car not essential but recommended. 6 minute drive to Puerto Calero & 7 minute drive to Puerto del Carmen
- Free Wifi
The height of luxury in a holiday villa, close to the popular tourist areas of Puerto Calero and Puerto del Carmen, a lovely enclave engulfed by its own private gardens.
Decorated to an extremely high standard, this 4 bedroom luxury villa can comfortably accommodate up to 8 people (plus infant in a travel cot). Villa Las Palmitas offers privacy and on a secluded 8,000m2 plot with superb panoramic sea views. In addition, it features mature gardens and is home to over 60 mature palm trees. This large holiday rental villa has an electrically heated swimming pool. Its depth is 1.25m to 1.65m and has built-in steps for easy access. It also has a built-in children’s pool which is shallow.
The contemporary decor and simple but stylish furnishings give the house a bright, airy and cool feeling throughout. The spacious and comfortable living room has doors onto the terrace, plenty of room to sit, relax and entertain, it also has a fireplace and there is a dining room for eight people. There is a good free wifi connection, for those looking to stay in touch.
The fully fitted white kitchen also has doors to the terrace and comes complete with oven / hob / grill, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave and washing machine.
There is also a separate games room with a table tennis table, TV, DVD, free to view TV channels, i-pod docking station and a selection of board games. There is a good free wifi connection, for those looking to stay in touch.
All bedrooms at Villa Palmitas have ceiling fans and two have sea views. The master suite has patio doors onto the shaded terrace, a double bed, dressing area, en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower / wet room, twin sinks, bath and a hairdryer. There is a further double and a twin bedroom, both with fitted wardrobes, which share a full family bathroom. The fourth bedroom also has patio doors onto the terrace, a double bed, a dressing area and en-suite shower room. There is a separate guest cloakroom.
Outside, enjoy the tranquil surroundings of the mature gardens and sea views from the covered terrace, featuring a Jacuzzi / hot tub, gas barbecue and teak dining furniture for eight. The shaded terrace overlooks the 10m x 5m heated swimming pool with separate children’s pool at one end. The pool area, with sun-loungers, is walled and gated for extra security for guests with small children.
Villa Las Palmitas offers luxury accommodation that’s the perfect base for a family holiday in Lanzarote.
Looking for Car Hire? Let us arrange that for you, Lanzarote Retreats recommend very good local Lanzarote car hire companies. They offer quick car collection / NO long queues at the airport, cars delivered of good quality, child seats, free additional driver included and very importantly no hidden extras! Just click HERE to enquire.
Puerto Calero / Puerto del Carmen
Puerto Calero is only a few kilometres in distance from the bustling resort of Puerto del Carmen, but a world away in style and atmosphere. Home to some of the finest Lanzarote villas and hotels, as well as a good selection of bars and restaurants. Before 1983 Puerto Calero did not exist until it was dreamed up by the developer José Calero as an exclusive retreat to provide a luxury marina, residential development and golf course for the island of Lanzarote.
The Marina is a great place to wander, look at the fabulous boats and generally soak up a bit of the luxury atmosphere that permeates the whole place. You can certainly spend a few hours sat in one of the cafes or great range of restaurants that overlook the marina.
Puerto Calero is the base for a number of water based activities, such as the Catlanza catamaran trips, Submarine excursions and a variety of sport-fishing boats which allow you to try your skill at landing Marlin and Blue-fin Tuna in some of the best and most productive waters to be found. There are also dive schools operating out of the Marina who offer instruction and guided dives from beginner through to advanced levels. The array of shops in Puerto Calero is not vast, but you will find some very nice boutiques alongside souvenir shops which are more upmarket than in the other resorts of Lanzarote.
Puerto del Carmen first got going in the Sixties and since then it’s upped the tempo from its fishing village roots to become the most popular tourist destination in Lanzarote. The waterside promenade doubles up as the main strip – it’s packed with bars, clubs and restaurants, and it also looks out over a trio of beaches. You still get a bit of Puerto del Carmen’s former charm, though, as you’ll see from the authentic eating places in the old town.
Puerto del Carmen comes with 3 sandy beaches. The main one, running along the promenade, is Playa Grande with its sunloungers, umbrellas and gently shelving shoreline. Walk for about 10 minutes and you come to Playa Chica in the old town. It’s a bit quieter and secluded, and the diving centre makes it popular with snorkelers and scuba divers. And to the east is Playa Pocillos – a huge swathe of sand with windsurf-ready waves.
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ChristineLas Palmitas is a stunning villa. So stylish and spotlessly clean. We have stayed in many villas on Lanzarote and we can honestly say Las Palmitas is our favourite one. The last part of the road to the villa is a gravel track but worth it for the quiet location and the view of the sea and the mountains. The photos of the villa and the interior don’t actually do the place justice. The management team are also excellent and respond to any enquiry really quickly. We highly recommend Las Palmitas and will definitely be back.
BradleyWe were 2 families of 4 that stayed in August 2022 and absolutely loved it. When we arrived at the Villa we were very pleased with what we saw. The Villa is spacious and clean with a pool plenty big enough for all of us. The outside dining area was perfect, the kitchen spacious and the bedrooms adequate for what we required, even though there was no air conditioning this was never a problem and the ceiling fans were enough to keep you cool. In the 2nd bedroom there is a plug in the cupboard that can be connected for an hour per day if you have trouble with hot-water and this worked perfectly. There was also a room with a table tennis table that got a reasonable amount of use. It is located in a quiet area half-way between Puerto Del Carmen and Puerto Calero. Both Del Carmen and Calero are walkable and it takes roughly 25 minutes along a coastal path (only done this during the day though, not sure it’s advisable of a nighttime given the uneven floor, reasonable drops to the ocean and lack of lighting). Taxis are easy to get from the Villa but you have to walk to the main road to collect them. This is along an unmade dusty road but only takes a few minutes. The driveway to the Villa is pretty long and made up of broken lava stones/dust but we managed in sandals & flip-flops no problem, white trainers take a bit of a bashing. Del Carmen is the livelier of the 2 with Calero being the the more upmarket of the 2. We ate in both and would have to say that Calero had the better restaurants. The Harbour Club, Azure and Portena were all very good. The Lanzarote retreats team were very friendly and quick to respond to all queries leading up to and during our stay and would 100% use their services again.
Aldara MartinLa piscina y las vistas. Mobiliario moderno y wifi.
Carolina Mora ValenciaLa pasamos genial – Las vistas son magníficas
How to Book on this web page.
Open the page of the accommodation you have chosen to stay in. Select holiday dates and number of guests.
SELECT BOOK NOW – TO PAY YOUR DEPOSIT & CONFIRM YOUR STAY
Please note, our online booking system is live so availability constantly changes, don’t delay in making your booking!
What are the Terms and Conditions when I book with Lanzarote Retreats?
See our full Terms and Conditions HERE.
What Language is most commonly spoken in Lanzarote Islands?
Spanish is the official language in Lanzarote, you will find English and some German also used in the tourist resorts.
What currency is used in Lanzarote?
The Euro is the currency in Lanzarote.
Which accommodation is best for Wheel Chair users?
Arrecife Sands – Wheel Chair user information: This apartment is all on one floor, has open plan shower and there is a lift up from street level and underground parking. Unfortunately there is a step and small door access to the terrace so a wheel chair can not access the terrace. Door sizes: kitchen 67cm, main door 80cm, all other internal doors 70cm. Please ask for more details if required.
What’s the easiest way to Book?
Short on Time? – Simply join the live chat on the bottom right hand side of the web page, request assistance and the Lanzarote Retreats office will help you make a reservation.
What is check in/check out time? Is there somewhere to leave my luggage?
Check-in time is 16.00 and check-out time is 10 am. We can store luggage for you at Finca De Arrieta or at the office in Costa Teguise.
What time is check in / out time?
You can arrive to your holiday home from 16.00 onwards and your check out on departure day is at 10am
What to pack between October and March?
Jumper/Fleece – a jumper for evenings as Lanzarote offers lovely outdoor living and it can be cooler outside at night.
Light waterproof jacket – incase it showers (which is not very often but can catch you out)
Wetsuits – if you are planning getting in the water!
What to pack for Families?
Baby monitor if you are planning to spend evenings out on the terrace.
Calpol, teething gel etc….
Nappies/Swim nappies – you can buy these here but they are very expensive
Milk Powder – again very expensive and they may not have your usual brand
The height of luxury in a holiday villa, close to the popular tourist areas of Puerto Calero and Puerto del Carmen, a lovely enclave engulfed by its own private gardens.
Decorated to an extremely high standard, this 4 bedroom luxury villa can comfortably accommodate up to 8 people (plus infant in a travel cot). Villa Las Palmitas offers privacy and on a secluded 8,000m2 plot with superb panoramic sea views. In addition, it features mature gardens and is home to over 60 mature palm trees. This large holiday rental villa has an electrically heated swimming pool. Its depth is 1.25m to 1.65m and has built-in steps for easy access. It also has a built-in children’s pool which is shallow.
The contemporary decor and simple but stylish furnishings give the house a bright, airy and cool feeling throughout. The spacious and comfortable living room has doors onto the terrace, plenty of room to sit, relax and entertain, it also has a fireplace and there is a dining room for eight people. There is a good free wifi connection, for those looking to stay in touch.
The fully fitted white kitchen also has doors to the terrace and comes complete with oven / hob / grill, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave and washing machine.
There is also a separate games room with a table tennis table, TV, DVD, free to view TV channels, i-pod docking station and a selection of board games. There is a good free wifi connection, for those looking to stay in touch.
All bedrooms at Villa Palmitas have ceiling fans and two have sea views. The master suite has patio doors onto the shaded terrace, a double bed, dressing area, en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower / wet room, twin sinks, bath and a hairdryer. There is a further double and a twin bedroom, both with fitted wardrobes, which share a full family bathroom. The fourth bedroom also has patio doors onto the terrace, a double bed, a dressing area and en-suite shower room. There is a separate guest cloakroom.
Outside, enjoy the tranquil surroundings of the mature gardens and sea views from the covered terrace, featuring a Jacuzzi / hot tub, gas barbecue and teak dining furniture for eight. The shaded terrace overlooks the 10m x 5m heated swimming pool with separate children’s pool at one end. The pool area, with sun-loungers, is walled and gated for extra security for guests with small children.
Villa Las Palmitas offers luxury accommodation that’s the perfect base for a family holiday in Lanzarote.
Looking for Car Hire? Let us arrange that for you, Lanzarote Retreats recommend very good local Lanzarote car hire companies. They offer quick car collection / NO long queues at the airport, cars delivered of good quality, child seats, free additional driver included and very importantly no hidden extras! Just click HERE to enquire.
Puerto Calero / Puerto del Carmen
Puerto Calero is only a few kilometres in distance from the bustling resort of Puerto del Carmen, but a world away in style and atmosphere. Home to some of the finest Lanzarote villas and hotels, as well as a good selection of bars and restaurants. Before 1983 Puerto Calero did not exist until it was dreamed up by the developer José Calero as an exclusive retreat to provide a luxury marina, residential development and golf course for the island of Lanzarote.
The Marina is a great place to wander, look at the fabulous boats and generally soak up a bit of the luxury atmosphere that permeates the whole place. You can certainly spend a few hours sat in one of the cafes or great range of restaurants that overlook the marina.
Puerto Calero is the base for a number of water based activities, such as the Catlanza catamaran trips, Submarine excursions and a variety of sport-fishing boats which allow you to try your skill at landing Marlin and Blue-fin Tuna in some of the best and most productive waters to be found. There are also dive schools operating out of the Marina who offer instruction and guided dives from beginner through to advanced levels. The array of shops in Puerto Calero is not vast, but you will find some very nice boutiques alongside souvenir shops which are more upmarket than in the other resorts of Lanzarote.
Puerto del Carmen first got going in the Sixties and since then it’s upped the tempo from its fishing village roots to become the most popular tourist destination in Lanzarote. The waterside promenade doubles up as the main strip – it’s packed with bars, clubs and restaurants, and it also looks out over a trio of beaches. You still get a bit of Puerto del Carmen’s former charm, though, as you’ll see from the authentic eating places in the old town.
Puerto del Carmen comes with 3 sandy beaches. The main one, running along the promenade, is Playa Grande with its sunloungers, umbrellas and gently shelving shoreline. Walk for about 10 minutes and you come to Playa Chica in the old town. It’s a bit quieter and secluded, and the diving centre makes it popular with snorkelers and scuba divers. And to the east is Playa Pocillos – a huge swathe of sand with windsurf-ready waves.
Available
Booked
ChristineLas Palmitas is a stunning villa. So stylish and spotlessly clean. We have stayed in many villas on Lanzarote and we can honestly say Las Palmitas is our favourite one. The last part of the road to the villa is a gravel track but worth it for the quiet location and the view of the sea and the mountains. The photos of the villa and the interior don’t actually do the place justice. The management team are also excellent and respond to any enquiry really quickly. We highly recommend Las Palmitas and will definitely be back.
BradleyWe were 2 families of 4 that stayed in August 2022 and absolutely loved it. When we arrived at the Villa we were very pleased with what we saw. The Villa is spacious and clean with a pool plenty big enough for all of us. The outside dining area was perfect, the kitchen spacious and the bedrooms adequate for what we required, even though there was no air conditioning this was never a problem and the ceiling fans were enough to keep you cool. In the 2nd bedroom there is a plug in the cupboard that can be connected for an hour per day if you have trouble with hot-water and this worked perfectly. There was also a room with a table tennis table that got a reasonable amount of use. It is located in a quiet area half-way between Puerto Del Carmen and Puerto Calero. Both Del Carmen and Calero are walkable and it takes roughly 25 minutes along a coastal path (only done this during the day though, not sure it’s advisable of a nighttime given the uneven floor, reasonable drops to the ocean and lack of lighting). Taxis are easy to get from the Villa but you have to walk to the main road to collect them. This is along an unmade dusty road but only takes a few minutes. The driveway to the Villa is pretty long and made up of broken lava stones/dust but we managed in sandals & flip-flops no problem, white trainers take a bit of a bashing. Del Carmen is the livelier of the 2 with Calero being the the more upmarket of the 2. We ate in both and would have to say that Calero had the better restaurants. The Harbour Club, Azure and Portena were all very good. The Lanzarote retreats team were very friendly and quick to respond to all queries leading up to and during our stay and would 100% use their services again.
Aldara MartinLa piscina y las vistas. Mobiliario moderno y wifi.
Carolina Mora ValenciaLa pasamos genial – Las vistas son magníficas
How to Book on this web page.
Open the page of the accommodation you have chosen to stay in. Select holiday dates and number of guests.
SELECT BOOK NOW – TO PAY YOUR DEPOSIT & CONFIRM YOUR STAY
Please note, our online booking system is live so availability constantly changes, don’t delay in making your booking!
What are the Terms and Conditions when I book with Lanzarote Retreats?
See our full Terms and Conditions HERE.
What Language is most commonly spoken in Lanzarote Islands?
Spanish is the official language in Lanzarote, you will find English and some German also used in the tourist resorts.
What currency is used in Lanzarote?
The Euro is the currency in Lanzarote.
Which accommodation is best for Wheel Chair users?
Arrecife Sands – Wheel Chair user information: This apartment is all on one floor, has open plan shower and there is a lift up from street level and underground parking. Unfortunately there is a step and small door access to the terrace so a wheel chair can not access the terrace. Door sizes: kitchen 67cm, main door 80cm, all other internal doors 70cm. Please ask for more details if required.
What’s the easiest way to Book?
Short on Time? – Simply join the live chat on the bottom right hand side of the web page, request assistance and the Lanzarote Retreats office will help you make a reservation.
What is check in/check out time? Is there somewhere to leave my luggage?
Check-in time is 16.00 and check-out time is 10 am. We can store luggage for you at Finca De Arrieta or at the office in Costa Teguise.
What time is check in / out time?
You can arrive to your holiday home from 16.00 onwards and your check out on departure day is at 10am
What to pack between October and March?
Jumper/Fleece – a jumper for evenings as Lanzarote offers lovely outdoor living and it can be cooler outside at night.
Light waterproof jacket – incase it showers (which is not very often but can catch you out)
Wetsuits – if you are planning getting in the water!
What to pack for Families?
Baby monitor if you are planning to spend evenings out on the terrace.
Calpol, teething gel etc….
Nappies/Swim nappies – you can buy these here but they are very expensive
Milk Powder – again very expensive and they may not have your usual brand