We are a family run business which has been growing rapidly since Summer 2007. The company is the creation of Tila and Michelle Braddock. The concept of Lanzarote Retreats developed from Tila and Michelle’s desire to offer stylish & eco-friendly holiday accommodation, mainly in and around Arrieta, a stunning, rural village in the North of the island, which they love and where they live with their family. From organising car hire, arranging days out, providing child and nursery equipment to recommending restaurants and beaches, the team at Lanzarote Retreats have over 20 years of experience of living, working, entertaining children and enjoying Lanzarote. No question is too strange, no request is impossible, ask and the Lanzarote Retreats team we will do their very best to help.

Decorated to an extremely high standard, this secluded luxury villa, which sleeps six, sits on a prestigious 6,000m2 plot with uninterrupted sea views, mature gardens and a private solar heated pool 10.0m x 5.0m and hot tub. The contemporary décor and simple but stylish furnishings give the house a bright and airy feel throughout. All bedrooms at Villa Luna Mar have ceiling fans and sea views. The master suite has double patio doors onto the shaded terrace, a king-size double bed, build in wardrobe and en-suite shower/wet room with sink and a hairdryer. The second en suite bedroom has double bed, fitted wardrobe, patio door and en-suite shower/wet room. The third bedroom has a set of twin beds, double patio doors and build in wardrobe. There is a separate bathroom located in front of the third bedroom and an outside guest cloakroom which you can easily access from the pool terrace. Outside, enjoy the tranquil surroundings of the mature gardens and uninterrupted sea views from the covered shaded terrace – gas barbecue and teak dining furniture for six.

Puerto Calero is only a few kilometres in distance from the bustling resort of Puerto del Carmen, but a world away in style and atmosphere. Home to some of the finest Lanzarote villas and hotels, as well as a good selection of bars and restaurants. The Marina is a great place to wander, look at the fabulous boats and generally soak up a bit of the luxury atmosphere that permeates the whole place. You can certainly spend a few hours sat in one of the cafes or great range of restaurants that overlook the marina. Puerto Calero is the base for a number of water based activities, such as the Catlanza catamaran trips, Submarine excursions and a variety of sport-fishing boats which allow you to try your skill at landing Marlin and Blue-fin Tuna in some of the best and most productive waters to be found. Puerto del Carmen comes with 3 sandy beaches. The main one, running along the promenade, is Playa Grande with its sunloungers, umbrellas and gently shelving shoreline. Walk for about 10 minutes and you come to Playa Chica in the old town. It’s a bit quieter and secluded, and the diving centre makes it popular with snorkelers and scuba divers.