Lanzarote Luxury Villa

Tabayesco & Mala, Lanzarote, Spain
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A stunning sugar-cube villa (for 8-21) with private pool and generous indoor-outdoor spaces, in a small village above Lanzarote's north coast

A stunning sugar-cube villa (for 8-21) with private pool and generous indoor-outdoor spaces, in a small village above Lanzarote's north coast

Forget what you think you know about Lanzarote. This whitewashed villa is a fabulous departure from the island's busy resorts, emerging from this volcanic rock's coastal plains like an otherworldly structure. There are spacious bedrooms, two solar-heated pools, beautifully equipped kitchens (indoor and out), free-standing stone bathtubs, stunning contemporary artworks and mesmerising views – from the burnt amber and charcoal mountainous backdrop, right out to the crystalline waters of the Atlantic. 

Spread out here with a group of friends or extended family: there's plenty of space and heaps to do. You also get table tennis, a hot tub and 3 quirky yurts, sunny terraces with day beds, outdoor dining spot, a poolside pavilion for yoga or quiet times, and masses of lebensraum to give everyone their space. Set on the edge of a quiet village, 1-2km above the coast, you can nip down from Tabayesco to the golden sands of La Garita - arguably Lanzarote's loveliest beach. And it's only a short drive to the amazing sea cliffs and surf beaches of Famara or the jump-off point for La Graciosa island; a little further to the eerie Timanfaya volcanoes,the pretty towns of Yaiza and Teguise, and to the bigger resorts for watersports and beach buzz. Adventure awaits!

Highs

    • A stunning location with ocean and mountain views, in a peaceful, unspoilt corner of Lanzarote
    • Great for 2-3 families travelling together, with 7 bedrooms plus spillover yurts
    • Great info and services offered by locally-based British managers, including food deliveries, babysitting and eco-friendly hire cars
    • Surprisingly good value, especially if you're staying for a week or more
    • Fast WiFi and a work space, in case someone needs to do emails or zoom calls mid-holiday (but really?)

Lows

    • Closed for renovations for a few months from September 2026
    • Restaurants and shops are a drive away, albeit a short one
    • There's a small staff apartment which is occasionally occupied (discreetly) by the resident manager
    • The villa is on multiple levels, with sharp rocks aplenty: keep an eye on toddlers
    • We've not yet seen the villa in person, but we can't wait for our turn!

Best time to go

Lanzarote enjoys a warm climate year-round, with highs reaching around 25-30C in August, and ranging between 17-25C in January. Rain levels are low. If you ask locals, they'll say the best time to visit is between September and December, when weather is most settled. It’s an ideal location to seek respite from cold winters in northern Europe.

Our top tips

From nearby Orzola, take a half-hour ferry ride across the periwinkle-blue sea to La Graciosa, a car-free island with some incredible fish restaurants. Don’t miss a visit to the fascinating end-of-the-world viewpoint El Mirador del Río, a short drive away. It's also well worth going wine-tasting in La Geria region.

Great for...

Beach
Cheap & Chic
Eco
Family
Great Outdoors
  • Luxury Villa
  • 7 bedrooms and 3 yurts
  • Self-catering (restaurants nearby)
  • All ages welcome
  • Open all year
  • Outdoor Pool
  • Spa Treatments
  • Walk to beach
  • Pet Friendly
  • Disabled Access
  • Car recommended
  • Parking
  • Restaurants Nearby
  • WiFi
  • Air Conditioning
  • Guest Lounge
  • Terrace
  • Garden
  • Gym
  • Daily Maid Service
  • Towels & Bedlinen
  • Concierge Service
Room:

Rooms

This is a stunningly chic and slightly bohemian estate, mixing contemporary interiors with eye-catching rustic touches, and the added quirk of Mongolian yurts in the grounds (with their own little pool). As you arrive, you're greeted by a seated Buddha statue in a niche, and a Thai-style thatched sala; step inside and there's a driftwood tree balancing bulbous glass displays, amid spotless whitewashed interiors. There's nothing else quite like it on the island.

The ground floor has a raised lounge and two kingsize bedrooms, both with ensuite bathrooms. Steeps sweep up to the next level, with three more bedrooms (two twins and one double), sharing two bathrooms, plus a sunset-facing terrace with daybed. On the top floor is perhaps the most desirable of the six bedrooms, with kingsize bed, free-standing stone bath plus walk-in shower, and fabulous views past swaying palms to the Atlantic.

If you need more space, there's a separate, simpler Garden Room below the main pool, with a double bed and shower room. And that's not all. A trio of rugged double-skinned Mongolian yurts sits on the lower terrace, each with its own walk-in shower room (stone washbasin, separate WC), Indonesian furniture and skylight for ventilation and star-gazing. One of these has a kingsize double and a single bed; the other two have twin beds. They share a pair of outdoor kitchenettes and a separate freeform pool - making it a lovely option for older children within your party.

Please note there is also a small staff apartment which is occasionally occupied (discreetly) by the resident manager. If coming with younger kids, be aware of the multiple levels, sharp rocks and the ungated main pool.

Features include:

  • Hairdryer
  • In-room treatments available
  • TV
  • WiFi

Eating

The house comes with a huge sleek kitchen – which looks minimalist but conceals all the appliances and gadgets you could need; and an equally airy indoor dining area alongside, with a chunky carved-wood table and long bench seating for 14. But more atmospheric is to dine outside in the thatched pavilion, looking onto the pebble courtyard (including hot tub and table tennis), and out to sea.

Arrive to a welcome basket including tea bags, UHT milk, coffee and a bottle of drinking water (avoid the tap water here, it's not drinkable). There are also options to choose before you arrive – perhaps you'd like the shopping done or a farmers' grocery box waiting for you.

There are small supermarkets nearby if you decide to cook for yourself, or the wider Punta Mujeres-Arrieta area has some good restaurants: tapas, seafood and great views aplenty. If you're staying closer to home, then there are some pleasant bars dotted along La Garita beach. An in-villa information pack has recommendations, both local and across the island.

Features include:

  • Barbecue
  • Coffee maker
  • Dishwasher
  • Fridge
  • Full kitchen
  • Hob or stove
  • Meal delivery service
  • Microwave
  • Oven
  • Restaurants nearby
  • Shopping service
  • Toaster
  • Welcome hamper
  • Basic ingredients
Eating:
Activity:

Activities

  • Many incredible sights are just a short drive away, including El Mirador del Río, several lava-formed caves and the ferry for the island of La Graciosa
  • Book various activities before you arrive, including in-villa massages, yoga and walking tours across the island
  • This northerly coast is lined with picturesque sandy beaches – the nearest being La Garita just 1km away – along with a number of natural swimming pools
  • Information packs in the villas also provide many other recommendations including walking tours in Parque Nacional de Timanfaya in the west of the island, wine tasting at the island's bodegas, watersports (including SUP and surfing), submarine boat tours and more

Activities on site or nearby include:

  • Boat trips
  • Caves
  • Hiking
  • Kitesurfing
  • Spa treatments
  • Surfing
  • Swimming
  • Table tennis
  • Watersports
  • Wine tasting
  • Yoga

Kids

The villa is ideal for a multi-gen gathering or a large family, with a full kitchen, indoor and outdoor dining tables, and lots of space (including bathrooms) so families can spread out in comfort. The sea is within a short drive, shops and restaurants are a five-minute drive away, and the villa has two solar-heated pools.

Best for:

All ages

Family friendly accommodation:

Tabayesco has three double/triple-bedded yurts, and extra beds can be placed in most bedrooms.

Family Rooms

Babysitting:

On request

Kids Activities on site:

  • Swimming
  • Table tennis
  • Pool table

Kids Activities nearby:

  • Lava caves
  • SUP and other watersports
  • Glass-bottomed submarines
  • Camel rides
  • Close to La Garita golden beach

    Families Should Know:

    • No pools are gated
    • No stair gates
    • On multiple levels, with sharp rocks aplenty
  • Distances:

    • Arrecife Airport: approx. 30km
    • Shops: five mins' drive
    • Arrecife Hospital: approx. 30km
    Kid Friendly:

    Location

    Lanzarote Luxury Villa is located in the tranquil village of Tabayesco in northern Lanzarote.

    By Air:
    Fly into Arrecife (30km), Lanzarote's only airport, in the island's capital.

    From the Airport
    Most guests hire a car. You could take a taxi or minibus, but you'll need wheels to go shopping or eating out, as well as exploring.

    Detailed directions to the villa will be sent when you book.

    Airports:

    • Lanzarote Arrecife 30.0 km ACE

    Other:

    • Beach 1.0 km
    • Shops 3.0 km
    • Restaurant 1.0 km

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