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Overview of Puerto Calero
Puerto Calero is an upcoming luxury and nautical tourism destination in Lanzarote. Located between the popular resorts of Puerto del Carmen and Playa Blanca, this relative new hot spot boasts one of Europe’s most exquisite and high end marinas. It is a perfect holiday destination for those fond of high class nautical sports and activities like sailing and yachting. Golf enthusiasts will not have to go far as the Lanzarote golf course is only 15 minutes drive away.
Despite not having sandy beaches, Puerto Calero’s waterfront promenade is excellent for a relaxing stroll. Alternatively, its cafes and restaurants are wonderful to dine in (or have a drink) while gazing out to the fancy yachts and the sea. This beautifully landscaped area also boasts a couple of luxury 4 and 5 stars hotels where you can enjoy the various health and beauty spa treatments, in style.
The marina of Puerto Calero with the capacity of 450 berths and a superyacht section offers comprehensive yachting and boating services. From boatyard and fleet maintenance to extravaganza services to the rich and famous, all details are well thought of and the marina is truly living up to its expectation. There is also a 24/7 surveillance service around the marina area ensuring upmost safety to the fleets.
Puerto Calero is also the departure point for various sailing, diving and kayaking excursions. For example, you can have a ‘chillaxing’ sailing trip to the gorgeous beaches of Papagoya which are best reached by boat. From here, you can also catch a water taxis to and from Puerto del Carmen.
History and Development
The urbanisation of Puerto Calero was named after José Calero, who had a dream to create a luxury and up-market place that offers everything you could want within the vicinity of the marina. And so, an exclusive area is born - with beautifully landscaped area to relax and leisure - an international class marina, a golf course and a fantastic residential areas. The construction of the proposed project began in 1986 and the marina was inaugurated in 1989 with 220 berths. In 1997, a decision was made to double the capacity of the marina and just two years later, over 420 berths were made available for fleets from 8 to 75 meters in length. In 2006, a new exclusive section for the superyachts is also being introduced.
With José Calero’s faith and dedication in this project, Puerto Calero marina is internationally recognised as one of the most modern marinas in the world.
How to get there
By Car:
From capital of Lanzarote - Arrecife or its airport, travel west on LZ-2 and take the exit to Puerto del Carmen, merging into LZ-40. Estimated driving time is 20 minutes. If you are coming from Costa Teguise, you need to take LZ-3 first before merging into LZ-2, then follow the above route. Journey will take about half an hour.
From south of Lanzarote such as the resort of Playa Blanca, follow LZ-2 northwards. After travelling for about 22km, pay attention to a roundabout leading you to Puerto Calero.
Puerto del Carmen is only 15 minutes or 6 km away by car. Drive west on LZ-504.
By Bus:
There are direct buses from Costa Teguise (line 25) and Arrecife (line 24) but with only 1 or 2 departures per day. There are however, frequent buses from Arrecife (line 2) and Costa Teguise (line 3) to Puerto del Carmen (line 2) and from there, you can catch line 61 (airport <-> Playa Blanca) which stops at Puerto del Carmen and Puerto Calero en-route to Playa Blanca. Line 61 departs hourly between 06:20 to 22:30 during the week, and gets less frequent in weekends. From Playa Blanca, just jump on line 61 towards the opposite direction.
For more details of timetable please visit:
http://arrecifebus.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1235&Itemid=228&lang=en
By sea:
Water taxis: there are water taxi services between Puerto Calero and Puerto del Carmen.
Private boats/ yachts are to communicate with the port to arrange for their arrival prior to entering the marina of Puerto Calero. This can be done through the VHF channel 9 or 16.
The Puerto Calero marina is located on 28º 54.93 N, 13º 42.29 W with the entry point located on the southwest. Entry is relatively easy with no particular obstacles to be vary of. The entry beacon is located on the west-most side of the breakwater/ barrier on starboard (Fl(3)G.14s13m8M). Once inside the port, and about 70m North-northeast (NNE) of the starboard entry beacon, you will find the first port-side buoy (Fl(2)R.8s3M). The marina office and control tower can be found near the fuel dock, which lies on the south breakwater. Please proceed to the fuel dock and presents all documentations to the tower in order to be assigned a berth.
Opening hours of Puerto Calero port tower:
Summer: Mondays - Saturdays 08:00 to 21:00, Sundays 09:00 to 21:00
Winter: Mondays - Saturdays 08:00 to 20:00, Sundays 09:00 to 20:00