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Las Caletas is a suburban area on the coast, built as a result of its proximity to Playa Ensenada de Las Caletas and thanks to its prime location between the capital Arrecife and the touristic hotspot of Costa Teguise.
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AvailabilityWhere is Las Caletas?
Las Caletas is found on the east coast of Lanzarote, between the towns of Arrecife and Costa Teguise. Nearby you can also find Los Mármoles port.
Features of Playa de Las Caletas:
Name:
Ensenada de Las Caletas.
Municipality:
Teguise.
Town
Las caletas.
Public transport connections:
Yes.
Windy:
Yes.
Sand:
White.
Number of visitors:
Low.
Waves:
Yes.
Family Friendly:
No.
Sport:
No.
Parking:
Yes.
Showers:
no.
Lifeguards:
no.
Length
400 m.
Surroundings:
Semi-urban.
Pets:
No.
Accessibility:
Easy to reach on foot. No disabled access.
How to get to Playa de Las Caletas?
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is it a windy beach?
This beach is windy almost all year. It does not mean that it is windy every day of the year, but it is quite frequent.
What type of sand does it have?
In the beach you can find white sand called Jable.
Does it have many waves?
It is usually a beach with calm waters.
Is it connected to public transport?
You can get there by bus lines 1 and 3.
Is it very crowded?
It is a small beach in a semi-urban area but it is not very busy.
Is it advisable for families?
It is a beach dominated by wind and volcanic rock. It is also a beach where nudism is allowed, so it is not considered ideal for families.
What sports can be done on this beach?
This beach has no facilities or access for water sports such as surfing, wind surfing or scuba diving like other beaches on the island. However, if you want to practice snorkeling, you should not miss the opportunity as you will find a wide variety of life under the water.
Is it possible to park?
Nearby you will find a free, unguarded car park with 50 slots.
Are there showers?
No. There are no showers or public toilets.
Does this beach have lifeguards?
No
Is this beach adapted for wheelchair users?
No.
Does this beach allow pets?
No. Although it is common to find pets as in many other beaches on the island.
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