Beach Bar Costa Teguise
Beach Bar Costa Teguise Live Cam Live Cam

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This camera looks out from a beach bar in Costa Teguise, the low rise resort town on the east coast of Lanzarote. In frame you get sand, the Atlantic, and the steady traffic of holidaymakers walking the promenade with towels under their arms. It is one of those views that makes a grey afternoon somewhere else feel a lot further away.

Why Costa Teguise? Lanzarote sits close to the African coast, so the light is bright and the days are long even in winter. Costa Teguise was built as a resort and it shows in the easy rhythm of the seafront: swimmers in the morning, windsurfers when the trade winds pick up, and the bars filling steadily as the afternoon wears on.

Beach Bar highlights: As you enjoy the live view, be sure to look out for:

  • Trade wind sailors: Watch for windsurfers and kitesurfers cutting across the bay once the afternoon breeze arrives, a Costa Teguise trademark.
  • Promenade parade: The paved seafront walk brings a constant stream of strollers, cyclists and families moving between beaches and cafes.
  • Volcanic shoreline: Dark lava rock frames the pale sand here, a reminder that the whole island was built by eruptions.

Beyond the Bar: Costa Teguise sits within easy reach of the rest of Lanzarote. Inland you find the old capital of Teguise and the black lava fields of Timanfaya, while the north of the island holds the volcanic caves and coastal formations that made the artist Cesar Manrique famous. Arrecife, the island capital, lies just down the coast.

Thanks to the beach bar team in Costa Teguise for keeping this camera pointed at the Atlantic and sharing their corner of Lanzarote with anyone who wants to look in. Streams like this run on somebody's goodwill and a reliable internet connection, and both are appreciated.

Pour something cold, tune in, and let the Canary Island surf and the passing promenade crowd do the rest of the work for you.