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From £1,075pp
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Saga Hosted Hotels
4.84 reviews
Hotel Costa Calero Thalasso & Spa
All Inclusive
7 nights
London Gatwick Airport
Puerto Calero, Lanzarote
If you’re looking for panoramic sea views, then Hotel Costa Calero located in Puerto Calero ticks all the boxes. Perched high above the Atlantic, this peaceful retreat has a focus on sustainability and using local products. It has 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 – one of which is newly refurbished – and plenty of laidback bars to choose from, dining will be a relaxed affair, too.
Your holiday includes
Saga host
Hosted drinks reception
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
Minimum 20kg checked luggage, per person
Exceptional value every time
Saga Host
Our trained hosts will welcome you and ensure you enjoy your holiday. We also offer 24/7 support if needed.
Travel insurance and additional cancellation cover included §
A price reduction of £20 is available if you choose not to take the included insurance and additional cancellation cover.
Please note
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.
Location
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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 ca...
Hotel details
Balcony or Terrace
Telephone
Television
Fridge
Safe extra charge
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.
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 15th-29th June 2025, and will be closed for this period.
Treatments, massages, the gym and the hairdressers will remain open as usual.
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Best deal
Dec 09, 2025
Dec 16, 2025
Tue - 08:50
Tue - 14:00
London Gatwick Airport
7 nights
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Special interest departures for this hotel
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Optional excursions
Lanzarote grand island tour
1 / 10
Successive volcanic eruptions in the 18th and 19th centuries gave Lanzarote its famously lunar-like terrain and in 1993 the entire island was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. This excursion aims to get a closer look at the extraordinary volcanic landscapes and exceptional ecosystems that make this one of the most surprising and beautiful of all the Canary Islands.
Cesar Manrique's route
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Explore the legacy left to Lanzarote by the great César Manrique including the extraordinary César Manrique Foundation, once the artist’s home, which is constructed on (and sometimes inside) lava beds and volcanic ‘bubbles’ and his farmhouse in Haria surrounded by peaceful palm groves. Jameos del Agua, a unique arts centre created inside a basalt volcanic tunnel, and his iconic last work, the Jardin de Cactus, are other highlights.
Submarine safari
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This is your chance to get up close and personal with life under the sea off the coast of Lanzarote. You’ll have front-row seats in a real, state of the art ‘Yellow submarine’, complete with your own viewing porthole and TV monitor for alternative views of the spectacular marine life.
Catamaran cruise
1 / 10
Pack your best sunglasses and finest swim things for this memorable day on a chic catamaran. After boarding the luxury Catlanza in Puerto Calero, you can stretch out and relax on deck before dropping anchor for a spot of swimming or snorkelling in the crystal-clear sea. You can even jump on a jet ski for a session with a professional instructor if you wish. All equipment is provided.
The Music Hall Tavern Show
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Experience something of a Canary Island institution: a night at Lanzarote’s Music Hall Tavern with Mrs T and her glamorous cast. The MHT Show has been entertaining audiences for 20 years with its comedy variety show featuring parodies of popular culture such as Grease, the Spice Girls and even Elsa from Disney’s Frozen.
Full South Tour FD
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This full day excursion showcases Lanzarote’s volcanic landscapes situated in the south of the island. Starting from Costa Teguise we’ll follow the coast road from Puerto Calero to Playa Blanca. From here we’ll head inland to the white-washed village of Uga before continuing towards Timanfaya National Park via the Fire Mountains. After enjoying a break for photos and maybe an optional camel ride (not included), we’ll watch some geothermal demonstrations at Hilario’s Plateau and learn more about the island’s devastating eruptions. Following the famous Volcano Route, we’ll witness the amazing Lava Coast and enjoy a panoramic view across the El Janubio salt mines before finishing the morning with lunch and a trip to El Golfo – The Green Lagoon. In the afternoon, we’ll explore the La Geria wine region and pop into a typical vineyard for an included tasting session and to buy some souvenirs to take back home.
Short North Tour
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This morning we’ll take a short, 30-minute, drive to the town of Teguise, the former capital of Lanzarote. After enjoying the views of the white-washed stone church and surrounding countryside, we’ll head to HarÃa, famed for its picturesque palm grove, known as ‘The Valley of a Thousand Palms’. Continuing our journey north, we’ll visit the villages of Máguez and Ye en route to a panoramic vista point overlooking the Mirador del RÃo and the untouched island of La Graciosa. From here, we’ll skirt the conical-shaped Corona Volcano and drive through the fertile MalpaÃs de la Corona landscape towards the Jameos del Agua. This subterranean saline lake and volcanic tunnel complex is out of this world and provides the perfect prelude to a tour of La Tunera cacti plantation before we return to the hotel.
Short South Tour
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Starting from our hotel, we’ll embark on a half day tour of the volcanic south of the island. Passing through the pretty, white-washed village of Uga, we’ll make our way into the red sand desert landscapes of Timanfaya National Park. This is where we’ll witness examples of geothermal activity and learn more about Lanzarote’s volcanic past at the coastal town of El Golfo. After exiting the ‘Volcanoes Route’ we’ll visit one of the island’s most important wine-growing regions, La Geria, and enjoy a guided tasting session at one of the local wineries. With some well-chosen souvenirs secreted onboard the bus, we’ll return to the hotel for a relaxing afternoon by the pool.
Teguise Market & The Manrique Foundation
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Today we’ll enjoy a trip to the charming town of Teguise, which was once the capital of Lanzarote. It’s a great opportunity to see some more of the island and to visit the Sunday street market that has a large variety of vendors selling local crafts, handmade pottery, artisan cheese, and local wine. On arrival, you’re free to explore independently and maybe catch a live folk group performance in the Pueblo Marinero (main square). After free time, we’ll visit the Casa Museo Palacio SpÃnola that’s dedicated to exhibiting the work of Lanzarote-born artist and sculptor, César Manrique. This was Manrique’s former residence and now provides an avant-garde glimpse at his, and other artists’, work from the 1970’s. Once this morning’s tour is over, we’ll return to the hotel around 1.30pm.
Wine Tour
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This relaxed excursion takes us to the southwest of the island where we’ll discover the desert-like landscapes of Timanfaya National Park and visit some of the unique volcanic vineyards. It’s a wonderful opportunity to find out how farmers work the land and the processes and techniques that are used to produce wine to a high standard. Along the way, we’ll see some amazing volcanic backdrops as well as being able to have a guided wine tasting session and a tour of the vineyards. There will also be a chance to buy a bottle or two of the local wine before we head back to the hotel in time for lunch.