Haría and the north · Emblematic hotel · 8 rooms
La Casa de los Naranjos
An eight-room boutique hotel in a restored 19th-century mansion in Haría, with breakfast cooked to order and candlelit dinners.
From £285 a night
The north
Hotels in Haría and the north
Haría and the north are Lanzarote at its most peaceful: a valley of palms below the mountains, a Saturday craft market in the main square, and coastal villages such as Arrieta, Punta Mujeres and Órzola. Several of the island’s best known sights are close by, from the Mirador del Río to Jameos del Agua. It suits couples, walkers and anyone who wants calm with character.
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Getting there
Haría is about 39 minutes' drive from César Manrique-Lanzarote airport (ACE), and Órzola about 44 minutes. By bus, take line 22 or 23 to Arrecife, then Arrecife Bus line 7, which runs via Teguise and Arrieta to Haría, or line 9, which follows the coast through Arrieta and Punta Mujeres to the Órzola ferry quay. Buses are not frequent, so a hire car suits the north best; taxis wait at both terminals.
Beaches
La Garita at Arrieta is a calm, golden family beach of about half a kilometre, with restaurants and a promenade. Punta Mujeres has natural pools for a dip in the sea. On the road from Arrieta to Órzola, Caletón Blanco is a run of sheltered coves with white sand and turquoise water. La Cantería, behind Órzola, is a golden beach for looking at rather than swimming, as currents are strong.
Good to know
Haría sits in the Valley of a Thousand Palms, with a craft market in the main square every Saturday morning and the César Manrique House Museum. The north holds several of the island’s great sights, including the Mirador del Río, Jameos del Agua and the Cueva de los Verdes lava tube. Ferries from Órzola cross daily to La Graciosa in about 25 to 30 minutes, a lovely day out.
Staying in Haría and the north
How do you get to La Graciosa from Lanzarote?
Ferries leave daily from Órzola in the north of Lanzarote for Caleta de Sebo on La Graciosa, and the crossing takes about 25 to 30 minutes.
When is the Haría market?
The Haría craft market is held every Saturday morning in the village’s main square.
Can you swim at Caletón Blanco?
Yes. Caletón Blanco is a series of quiet, sheltered coves with white sand, between Arrieta and Órzola, suited to a family beach day.
Is there a bus to Haría?
Yes. Arrecife Bus line 7 runs from Arrecife to Haría via Teguise and Arrieta, though services are not frequent.
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Sources: turismolanzarote.com, turismolanzarote.com, lineasromero.com, lineasromero.com, arrecifebus.com, arrecifebus.com, arrecifebus.com, aena.es.