Hotel Costa Calero Talaso & Spa for Solo Travellers

Aerial view of Hotel Costa Calero, Lanzarote

Saga Hosted Hotels

If you’re looking for panoramic sea views, then the Hotel Costa ticks all the boxes. Perched high above the Atlantic, this peaceful retreat has a focus on sustainability and using local products. It also has nautical inspired interiors, spacious rooms, and stunning pools – of which you have a choice of four - that overlook gardens framed with lush palms and the bobbing yachts in the nearby marina. With two international buffet restaurants and plenty of laidback bars to choose from, dining will be a relaxed affair, too.

Four included excursions
Playa Blanca on market day (half day)
Arrecife walking tour (half day)
South Island and Teguise Market (half day)
North Island and El Patio Agricultural (half day)

Included with every Hosted Holiday

Dedicated welcoming host
Resort airport transfers
Travel insurance and meals

Including

Solo Host

Welcome drink reception

Four included excursions

All inclusive Prestige: All meals

Free bar open up to 12 hours a day including premium branded drinks

Prestige Lounge and bar access

One à la carte dinner per week

Fruit basket and sparkling wine on arrival

Daily afternoon tea with cakes and biscuits

Table service of a wide selection of drinks at dinner including liqueurs and coffee

Free access to the hydromassage circuit and Turkish bath

International flights. Prices are based on return flights with easyJet or British Airways from London Gatwick. Supplements may apply from other airports.

Return transfers direct to your hotel

Overview

2 passengers
14 nights . 03 Jun 2025
Puerto Calero, Lanzarote
Based on London Gatwick Airport, check for other options
All Inclusive

From £2,475 per person

Including optional travel insurance or a price reduction if not required

Pool view, Hotel Costa Calero, Lanzarote

Holiday details

Food and drink

There are two restaurants at the hotel, both of which serve buffet-style meals, and three bars. Dinner is served in a separate area of the buffet restaurant exclusive for Saga guests. Once a week, enjoy an exclusive á la carte dinner. This hotel is doing what it can to become a sustainable business. As such, water is now available in glass bottles, rather than plastic ones. There are also water stations around the hotel and guests are encouraged to bring a refillable bottle in order to take advantage of this and to join the hotel in their sustainability pledge.

Entertainment

Tapas trail (extra cost) • Archery • Shooting • Volleyball • Shuffleboard • Darts • Spinning • Finnish sauna • Turkish bath

Accommodation

340 rooms • Balcony or terrace • Safe • Fridge • Tea and coffee-making facilities • Upgrade to a Superior Sea View (please call or visit our website for details)

Amenities

Restaurant
Bar
Outdoor swimming pool
Dive centre
Lounge
Wi-Fi
Internet access
Massage
Sauna
Turkish bath
Treatments (extra charge)
Gym
Hairdresser
Beauty centre
Live music
Please note that the hotel will be carrying out their annual cleaning of the active pool, sauna and hammam in the Thalasso & SPA Centre from 9-15 December 2024, and will be closed for this period.
Treatments, massages, the gym and the hairdressers will remain open as usual.

Holiday location

Local Area

Lanzarote’s otherworldly landscapes are made up of a rugged volcanic terrain, whitewashed villages and clear-blue coastlines. From traditional towns to livelier resorts, there’s something for everyone on the island. The Hotel Costa Calero is located in Puerto Calero, on the south-east coast of Lanzarote, not far from the large resort of Puerto del Carmen - home to the island’s largest beach Playa Grande. While Timanfaya National Park and the capital, Arrecife are also close by, and well worth visiting if you can bear to tear yourself away from the sunbed.

Included excursions

Playa Blanca on market day

Head to Lanzarote’s most southerly (and sunny) resort on market day to enjoy its sublime setting, backed by volcanic mountains and fringed by blond sandy beaches, and spot the millionaires’ yachts in the glitzy marina. There’s also time to browse the colourful stalls at one of Lanzarote’s best open-air markets where locally made jewellery is a popular souvenir.

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