Costa Teguise in Lanzarote is one of the seven islands emerging from the Atlantic Ocean to form the Canary Island Archipelago, and which due to its particular characteristics is the most special island. In 1993 Lanzarote was declared Reserve of the Biosphere by UNESCO.
Volcanic landscapes which will convince you that you are amidst exuberant vegetation. In short, an enviable setting in which to discover paradise playing golf.
This golf course is located at the foot of an old volcano and has impressive views of the Atlantic ocean. The course has 18 holes, and was designed by John Harris of Britain and built in 1978. The course is not only marvellous on account of its design, but also due to the conditions all year round.
The course passes through volcanic lava, cactus plants and more than three thousand palm trees which make an outstanding setting, where the maximum expression of nature can be appreciated, the same nature cared for and maintained by man, just as César Manrique taught all the natives of Lanzarote.
The course is designed to be both smooth and varied. Its numerous doglegs stimulate players and require them to bring all their clubs into play. It even represents a challenge for professional players, whilst offering an attractive and enjoyable game for those of more modest skills. The fairways are surrounded by over 3,000 palm trees and there are breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean.
In addition to its privileged location, it benefits from a warm and pleasant climate all year round, which is tempered by a sea breeze from the island’s almost constant trade winds.
