Villas in Macher, Puerto del Carmen
Located 3km outside of Puerto del Carmen, this traditional Canarian village is a charming base in undiscovered Lanzarote and offers fantastic views to the coastal resort and Fuerteventura. Macher has a small supermarket and a couple of restaurants offering Canarian cuisine. For a wider choice the nearby village of Tias is only a few minutes drive away. If you’re looking for a relaxing holiday in a tranquil setting, then Macher is the place to enjoy your sun-soaked holidays by the pool, yet its only a short drive to the charming harbour and old town in Puerto del Carmen.
- 15 minsfrom Arrecife
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Villas
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In the area
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Out and about
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Food & Dining
Like most of Spanish areas Tapas is a popular dish in Lanzarote and fresh sea food is always easy to come across. Some of the more specialised dishes for the Canaries are, Papas Crías (wild potatoes) which grow on the rocky hillsides, two kinds of sauces are always served with the papas arrugadas, the spicy red mojo which is based on chillies and peppers, and the green mojo which flavoured with parsley or coriander and which is served to complement fish dishes. Gofio is another vital staple of the island’s cuisine. Made from toasted corn and maize flour.
Restaurant Types
- Fine Dining
- Family friendly
- Local/Traditional
Nightlife
Featuring just a few local restaurants, Macher is a quieter village set away from the hustle and bustle and provides a tranquil experience, ideal for those getting away from it all.
Shops & Facilities
Speciality of the area
- Pottery
General Services
- Petrol station
- ATM's
Food Shopping
- Baker
- Supermarket
- Green grocer
- Patisserie
- Fishmonger
- Butcher
Healthcare
- Pharmacy
- Doctor / Clinic
Excursions and Places of Interest
Vineyards
El Grifo is the oldest winery within the Canary Islands and among the ten oldest in Spain. This family run winery, since 1775, is well worth a visit and produces up to six hundred thousand bottles of wine per year. The museum is open all year round with guided tours available.
National parks
The Timanfaya National Park is a must see when holidaying on the island. Declared a national park back in 1968, this site was once host to more than 100 volcanoes. The restaurant in the park serves traditional Canarian food that’s cooked using a cast-iron grill placed over a large hole in the ground. There is also the option to take a camel ride across the volcanic landscape.
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