Directions

Directions to Villa Marquesa from airport (11.4km).
Villa Marquesa
Calle Laja 3
Puerto del Carmen
Lanzarote

Please familiarise yourself with these instructions before starting your journey.

When leaving the airport, follow signs for Yaiza on the (LZ2) and pass under road bridge.
Leave slip road and move onto dual carriageway (try to move over on to left hand lane as soon as possible).
Indicate left and move into the left exit lane marked Puerto del Carmen on the (LZ40).
Pass petrol station on both sides of the road called “repsol”.
Continue ahead. Follow signs for Circunvalacion (bypass) and Macher, keep on the (LZ40).
You will pass Rancho Texas on your right. Stay on this Circunvalacion road. Keep going, do not be tempted to take any turnings for Puerto Del Carmen yet.
You will pass a Hospiten (hospital) on your right.
Continue ahead following signs for Macher.
Keep going along the (LZ40) Circunavigation to the very end you will come to a roundabout.
At this roundabout, take the second exit following signs for Puerto del Carmen.
Drive slowly, look for the interflora flower shop on your right.
Here you must bear off the main road to the right down on to Calle Geiser.
Apartments Flora will be on your left and Restaurante la Bamba on your right.
Continue downhill to your left until you come to a T junction where you must do a stop.
Turn right here, this is Calle el Toscon.
Pass the Centro Commercial Montana Tropical on your left.
Pass the Commercial Montana Tropical on your left (there is a handy Spar shop here) Terrazas del Puerto on your right.
Keep going along Calle el Toscon until you come to a sharp right hand bend, go around this and take the next right turn into Calla Laja. Villa Marquesa is the third property on your right. (Calla Laja is a one way street).

You made it. Well done. Enjoy your stay at Villa Marqusa.


Remember if you hire a car, always carry your driving licence and passport in the car with you. If the police stop you they will want to see these. It is the law to wear seat belts, keep to speed restrictions, and the same rules apply as in the UK for using mobile phones.