Lanzarote Airport Transfers

Lanzarote airport (ACE) transfers

Book your private Lanzarote airport transfer online at a great price, with FREE cancellation up to 24 hours before you travel. Our taxi service takes you quickly and directly to your hotel or resort, wherever you are staying in Lanzarote. Your driver will meet you in the arrivals hall at ACE airport and help you with your luggage.

We cover routes to and from Arrecife airport all over Lanzarote, including Playa Blanca, Costa Teguise, Puerto del Carmen, Órzola, Famara and Charco del Palo, as well as many other areas of the island. We always drop you off at your accommodation: just add your hotel, apartment or villa when you book and your driver will know exactly where to take you.

We only work with trusted local companies with years of experience in passenger transport, so your journey is comfortable and you reach your destination as quickly as possible. If your plans change, don't worry: you can cancel your Lanzarote taxi transfer online up to 24 hours before your arrival and we will refund 100% of your booking within 48 hours.

Why choose a private transfer instead of a shared shuttle?

A private taxi from Lanzarote airport is a better way to reach your resort than a shuttle bus, because your ACE transfer is just for you and the people travelling with you. With a shuttle, you have to wait for other passengers to arrive, which can mean hours at the airport. We always recommend a private, direct transfer: you save a lot of time that you can spend enjoying the area where you are staying.

After a long flight, all you want is to get to your hotel and start your holiday. That is why we only offer private transfers from Lanzarote airport. Sharing a bus with other travellers may be cheaper, but you will never get a personal service: you are dropped off at a bus stop, and the driver cannot take you to the door of your accommodation.

How to book your Lanzarote transfer online

1. Choose your destination and the number of passengers. Please note that, by law, children and babies count as passengers.
2. Choose a one-way transfer, or a return transfer to book your trip back to the airport as well.
3. Fill in the booking form with your details and your flight information.
4. Pay online through a secure payment gateway, by card or PayPal.
5. Receive your booking confirmation with your driver's contact details.
6. Once you have collected your luggage, your driver will be waiting for you in the arrivals hall.

Cheap ACE transfers with no hidden costs

As a local transfer company, we keep our Lanzarote transfer prices low, and the price you see on our website is the final price you pay, with no extra or hidden costs. You can also talk to a real person on WhatsApp or by phone, unlike many large companies that only offer chatbots to solve complex problems.

The hidden charms of Lanzarote

Lanzarote has countless beaches and a wonderful subtropical climate, but its true appeal lies in its volcanic landscapes and unique attractions. First-time visitors are often amazed by the island's tranquillity and its striking black and red volcanic scenery, which feels almost like Mars. This short guide introduces you to some of Lanzarote's hidden gems from a local's point of view. Lanzarote is an island made for exploring.

The prettiest villages in Lanzarote

Much of Lanzarote's charm lies in its villages. Dozens are worth a visit, each with its own atmosphere, from the peaceful silence of Yaiza to the lively market in Teguise. Here are a few of the most picturesque:

Haría: Known as "the Valley of a Thousand Palms", this small village in the north is an oasis in the middle of a volcanic landscape, known for its peace and quiet and its elegant white houses, typical of Lanzarote. It was also the home of César Manrique: don't miss the César Manrique House-Museum, where some of his work is on display.

Arrieta: A traditional fishing village in the north of Lanzarote, famous for its golden sandy beaches and its seafood. It is well worth a visit, especially to enjoy fresh fish at one of its seafront restaurants.

Teguise: The former capital of Lanzarote, in the centre of the island, is famous for its market. Sunday is the perfect day to explore this charming village.

Things to do in Lanzarote

Beyond the classic sights such as Timanfaya National Park, Jameos del Agua and Cueva de los Verdes, Lanzarote offers some truly unique experiences. If it is your first visit, we recommend these:

An evening at Jameos del Agua: Most people visit Jameos del Agua during the day, but on Tuesdays and Thursdays it hosts evening events with dinner and a concert of Canarian music in its impressive auditorium. It is one of the most memorable experiences Lanzarote has to offer. Book your tickets in advance on the official website.

The Cactus Garden: This botanical garden, designed by the renowned César Manrique, is home to more than a thousand varieties of cactus from around the world. Even if cacti are not your thing, you will be amazed by Manrique's design and the incredible diversity of these plants. It makes a perfect family day out.

Local food: Trying the local cuisine is a must. Order dishes such as sancocho and papas arrugadas with mojo. If you love fish, head to El Golfo, a small fishing village with restaurants specialising in fresh Canarian seafood, such as marinated tuna or grilled octopus with limpets.