Villas in Faro Park

Why rent a villa in Faro Park?

Faro Park is a laid-back destination popular with couples, families, and long-stay visitors who want a more relaxed base while still being close to the action of Playa Blanca. Faro Park is especially appreciated for its scenic seafront promenade, which offers spectacular sunset walks with uninterrupted ocean views. Faro Park also boasts high-quality villas perfect for families with private pools, small local restaurants, and a sense of quiet away from the more tourist-heavy zones. For alternative serene getaways on the island, you might also consider villas in Playa Blanca, offering a lively resort vibe nearby, or the luxurious villas in Puerto Calero Marina, an area known for its upscale ambiance.

What are the villas in Faro Park like?

The villas in Faro Park are fully equipped with a range of fabulous, upmarket amenities, perfect for your sunny island holiday. The villas for rent in Faro Park typically sport the Canarian architectural style, featuring whitewashed walls and volcanic stone elements, designed to blend in with Lanzarote's unique landscape. They are known for being spacious, often having large interior and exterior spaces. Outdoor spaces may include large terraces, gardens, and even private pools, making them ideal for families. If poolside lounging and sunbathing appeals to you, why not browse for a villa with a private pool in Faro Park? However, if you prefer a more central or compact option, renting an apartment in Puerto del Carmen might be ideal for you.

Take your pick and book a fabulous family-friendly villa in Faro Park that includes fabulous amenities such as:

• Spacious living spaces
• Ocean views
• High speed Wi-Fi
• Dishwasher
• Fully-equipped kitchen
• Garden and/or pool available
• Air conditioning

Faro Park for beach lovers

Beach lovers staying in and around Faro Park will find plenty to enjoy, even though the immediate coastline is rocky and dramatic rather than sandy. Just a short walk or drive east along the picturesque seafront promenade brings you to Playa Flamingo, a beautiful sheltered beach ideal for swimming, sunbathing and snorkelling in calm, turquoise waters. Further along the coast, you'll reach Playa Dorada boasting golden sands and excellent amenities including beach bars, loungers, and watersport rentals. Whether you're after tranquillity, or adventure, Faro Park offers easy access to some of the island's most inviting beaches. If you want to stay over while touring the island, holiday lettings in Lanzarote offer you an excellent base for your travel adventures. Beach lovers may also enjoy staying in an apartment in Costa Teguise, as Costa Teguise also offers excellent beaches for swimming and windsurfing.

Faro Park for golf enthusiasts

Golf enthusiasts visiting Faro Park will find themselves well-positioned to enjoy one of Lanzarote's top golf experiences. Just a 20-minute drive away is Lanzarote Golf, an 18-hole, par-72 course nestled between Puerto del Carmen and Tías. Designed by Ron Kirby, the course offers wide fairways, undulating greens, and stunning views over the Atlantic Ocean and the volcanic landscape. It caters to all skill levels, with rental equipment, buggies, and a well-equipped driving range available. After a round, golfers can relax at the clubhouse, which features a restaurant and terrace with panoramic views. Whether you're a seasoned player or a casual enthusiast, the combination of year-round sunshine and beautiful scenery makes golfing near Faro Park an unforgettable experience!

1. Coastal Walks Along the Paseo Marítimo
2. Visit the Iconic Faro de Pechiguera Lighthouse
3. Dine at Local Restaurants and Tapas Bars
4. Snorkelling and Swimming in Secluded Coves
5. Cycling to Playa Flamingo and Marina Rubicón
6. Take a Day Trip to Timanfaya National Park
7. Relax and Unwind with a Spa Day or Private Villa Amenities

1. Coastal Walks Along the Paseo Marítimo

Faro Park is nestled along the scenic Paseo Marítimo, a coastal promenade that stretches all the way to the heart of Playa Blanca. This beautifully maintained path is perfect for walkers and joggers, offering uninterrupted views of the Atlantic Ocean and distant views of the neighbouring island of Fuerteventura. At sunset, the sky glows with hues of orange and pink, making it a popular time for a leisurely stroll. Along the way, you'll pass rocky coves, small beaches, and charming seafront cafés where you can stop for a drink or a light bite.

2. Visit the Iconic Faro de Pechiguera Lighthouse

One of the highlights of Faro Park is the Pechiguera Lighthouse, located at the western edge of the resort. This towering lighthouse has watched over the coast since the 19th century and continues to operate today. It's a quiet spot away from the more tourist-heavy areas, ideal for taking in the sounds of the sea and panoramic views of the ocean. Photographers will love capturing the dramatic coastal landscape, and it's a serene place for reflection or a romantic sunset picnic.

3. Dine at Local Restaurants and Tapas Bars

Faro Park has a relaxed, low-key vibe but offers several excellent dining options right within walking distance. There are restaurants serving a mix of local Canarian, Spanish, and international cuisines. Whether you're in the mood for a freshly grilled seafood platter, authentic tapas, or a wood-fired pizza, you'll find cozy venues with friendly service and sea views. The area is particularly known for its peaceful dining ambiance, often with live acoustic music in the evenings.

4. Snorkelling and Swimming in Secluded Coves

The rocky shoreline around Faro Park is dotted with small, hidden coves where the crystal-clear waters make for ideal snorkelling. These spots are typically less crowded than the main beaches in Playa Blanca, offering a more private experience. Bring your own snorkel gear and you can expect to see colourful fish, sea urchins, and occasionally octopus hiding among the volcanic rocks. These little bays are also perfect for sunbathing and taking a refreshing dip in the ocean.

5. Cycling to Playa Flamingo and Marina Rubicón

Cycling is a fantastic way to explore the area. From Faro Park, you can rent a bike and follow the scenic coastal route toward Playa Flamingo, a golden-sand beach ideal for families. If you continue a bit further, you'll reach Marina Rubicón, a modern marina with designer boutiques, open-air markets, and stylish bars. It's a pleasant and safe ride, with clearly marked paths, and offers a fun way to combine outdoor activity with sightseeing and shopping.

6. Take a Day Trip to Timanfaya National Park

Just a short drive from Faro Park, Timanfaya National Park offers an unforgettable volcanic landscape that feels like another planet. Here, visitors can explore the Fire Mountains on a guided coach tour, see geothermal demonstrations (like steam vents and burning hay), and dine at the El Diablo restaurant, which uses geothermal heat for cooking. It's a must-see for nature lovers and those interested in the island's geological history.

7. Relax at a Luxury Spa or Wellness Centre

Many of the private villas in Faro Park come equipped with luxurious amenities like private pools, hot tubs, and sun terraces, perfect for a day of pure relaxation. Alternatively, visitors can head to one of the nearby hotels or resorts that offer spa treatments, massages, and yoga classes. Whether you've spent your day hiking volcanic trails or exploring the coast, ending your day with a soak under the stars is one of the area's great simple pleasures. Renting a private villa in Faro Park is a top choice for a magnificent Lanzarote getaway!