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A lovely coastal resort. You could eat and drink for a month and not cover every place around. Plenty of sun beds on the sands if you are a bronzer. Easy to book for the excursions should that be your fancy. The resort was well kept and wonderfully clean. A little hilly in places but no real problem. The obligatory hawkers edging you into a bar or restaurant was not as bad as say Majorca, only a minor irritation. Personally we will eat when we want to and where we want to. Thankfully not over run by the German contingent (nothing personal) but Majorca was a nightmare with the main emphasis on the Germans. Once you have done the tourist bit it's down to R & R. Yes we would definitely stay in Puerto Del Carmen again. Oh and it's just a fifteen minute cab ride from the airport. Check out Rancho Texas if you like wild life and a large pool and sunbeds for an afternoon laze. Timanfaya park is a must and a camel ride is great fun. Plenty of decent Indian restaurants....mmmm yummy. Steak,chicken and goodness knows what else is available. Nightlife? Not sure, we are too old for that stuff but we managed one evening listening to a band while supping ale and eating a lovely meal. All in all a great week,two would have been better. Weather brilliant in January.

Myself & my partner loved it here, it was our first visit, but we are already planning to return. we are a mature couple, but still like to have lively evenings out, so this was ideal for us, there is literally something for everyone here, loads of restaurants, bars, both quiet & noisy, music bars & nightclubs. We particularly liked the old town, with its mix of bars & restaurants & harbour. Found a lovely restaurant overlooking the harbour, great to watch the sun go down, & lovely food. We loved the beach, large open stretches of sand, so never over crowded. Planning to return with the whole family, our grown up kids, grand kids ect, as it suits all ages. only downside maybe for some travellers is its quite steep & hilly, so maybe not suitable if you have mobility problems & are staying inland up hill. Also worth doing the cliff walk to Puerto del calero, takes about 45 mins each way, but worth it for the lovely views.

we have visited puerto del carmen for many years now and come back every year for the wintersun, it helps to beat the winter blues. The local people are friendly and the facilities are great. plenty of restaurants to choose from and to suit varying budgets. beach is good and there are places to sit and watch the world go by while relaxing. the weather is great and every day we were there it was in the 20's (we were there for 14 days) car hire is cheap and there are plenty of places to visit around the island. rancho texas is certainly worth a visit, graciocas island by ferry is a great way to get away from it all and enjoy a little bit of paradise. we are going again next year and hope to say for a month.

We have been to Puerto Del Carmen many times. We always stay in or around Las Adelfas Resort. Where we are always made welcome at the pool Bar, during the day. whether it be for breakfast, lunch or just a drink. Happy Hours are a must 12~1pm, 4pm~5pm and 7pm~8pm. The most popular being 4pm~5pm! Food at the La Buena Gente,Restaurant, in Las Adelfas is spot on. Bobby will cook any meal you request if ordered the day before or you can just choose off the menu or special of the day! There is also evening entertainment most nights and a warm welcome! Another favourite of ours is ,La Avenida, known as Baileys, for our evening meal.which can be found on the beach front. More restaurants and bars can be found a short walk away up the strip. And also 'the nightlife' can be found at Centro for the younger generation and young at heart! A 20 min walk or few euros in a taxi.

Puerto del Carmel Strip to Calero what a lvly walk constant beutiful view and it's walked before you know it. Thats just one of the many walks by the strip etc to enjoy . Lanzarote really has Everything . Matagorda if you want the quieter lifestyle or main strip for the buzz at night. As for eateries they are ample. You name it and its there everything fresh and lots of it cooked in front of you. Couldn't beat it. . Hop on / off a bus anytime anywhere busses seem to come every 15 to 20 mins . Great service and cheap.maybe one thing possibly to erect bus signs and services at all the bus stops as there were none on ours and it was a guessing game where it was going to and just asked bus driver !! Apart from that Lanzarote is A1 for everyone.

The ochre sandy beach, the port, the all- round friendliness, the inexpensive transport, the variety of retail outlets, the low-rise accommodation on a human scale, the variety of cultures, the market, the food and drink, the weather..all were memorable Don Barbacoa is a lovely Spanish-Mexican restaurant. Paddy's Point and the Irish Viking were great venues for food, evening music\cabaret, and a few bevvies. The Rendezvous and The Snug were great spots for a relaxing drink and a chat. Just down from the Rendezvous is a delightful Chinese Restaurant. The restaurant directly opposite the Church of Virgin Carmen provides lovely fish on a veranda overlooking the port. The town has one- way system which adds to the sense of relaxation. A really lovely town where a lot of thought has gone into maximising an enjoyable experience for holidaymakers.