Did you know that Lanzarote has only one skyscraper, and hotels are not allowed to tower over palm trees? Spanish artist César Manrique ensured that nothing obscures the wild, volcanic landscapes. Thanks to him, instead of hotel walls on the coast, we have sculptures moved by the strong Canary winds. We'll tell you where to spot them and reveal which spots you won't find in tourist guides. If you're not a competitive cyclist (and those are often drawn to this area), we recommend renting a car, which will take you from the airport to one of our two spacious casitas in 25 minutes.

We invite you to experience the Canary Islands in a slower way. Here, you can soak in our heated pool, snooze with a book on the terrace, and then (this is a must, no excuses!), grab dinner at the local teleclub. There, you'll find the most delicious and authentic local food, just like at a yeya (a Canarian grandma). Tele clubs often feature the sounds of the timple (a small Spanish guitar), and waiters eagerly recite menus from under the counter. A holiday in Lanzarote is all about eating, talking, eating, talking, and, of course, admiring the views.

Casitas Santa Rita are two independent boutique casitas located in the quiet village of Guatiza in northern Lanzarote. Each accommodates two people and offers complete privacy, a private terrace, and access to a cozy heated swimming pool surrounded by gardens. Casita Luna also boasts a private jacuzzi. This is a place perfect for those seeking peace, nature, and an authentic island experience, away from the crowded resorts.

In Lanzarote, food is part of the journey. Each casita features a fully equipped kitchen, allowing you to prepare breakfast with local produce or enjoy a leisurely dinner on your own terrace. If you prefer to explore the island's flavors, Guatiza is home to local spots like Teleclub Taiga and El Bulín, and just a few minutes away is the restaurant at Jardín de Cactus. Arrieta, Mala, and Órzola are also nearby, offering intimate restaurants serving fresh fish, seafood, and traditional Canarian cuisine. Over the years, we've compiled our own list of trusted, authentic restaurants scattered across the island. We're happy to share our favorites so you can experience Lanzarote from the perspective of its locals.

It's up to you. You can spend a day on one of the wild beaches on the way to Órzola, take the ferry to La Graciosa, hike one of the scenic trails (senderos) through the volcanic landscape, or simply take it slow. Read a book by the heated pool, relax on the private terrace, or unwind in the jacuzzi at Casita Luna under the stars. If this is your first time in Lanzarote, you should also visit iconic sites like Timanfaya National Park, Jameos del Agua, or Jardín de Cactus. And if you're looking to explore the island off the beaten track, we'd be happy to show you our favorite, lesser-known spots, hidden beaches, viewpoints, and local spots rarely visited by tourists. It's discoveries like these that keep many of our guests coming back to Lanzarote again and again.

If you want to combine work with relaxation, Casitas Santa Rita is the perfect place for a workation. We offer high-speed internet not only in both casitas but also by the pool and throughout the garden, so you can work wherever you feel most comfortable. After work, just a few steps away, you can jump into the pool, relax on your private terrace, or take a walk through the volcanic landscapes of northern Lanzarote. We know from experience that a change of scenery, silence, and a break from the daily rush help you regain focus and often become a source of new ideas.