Diamond Club Maritima

Diamond Club Maritima on the beautiful island of Lanzarote, is a quiet resort close to the lively town of Puerto del Carmen, so is a great resort for families and couples alike. The bright one- and two-bedroom units come complete with fully-equipped kitchens and everything you'll need for a great holiday - and there is an attractive pool and sunbathing area to enjoy. Exploring Lanzarote is a must, with the volcanic lunar-like landscapes of Timanfaya National Park an unmissable sight. Diamond Club Maritima is small, friendly hotel on Lanzarote in the Canary Islands. The island boasts almost 100 scenic beaches and Timfaya National Park, a most unusual place. The National Park is made entirely of volcanic soil. Don't worry. The last major eruption was in 1736. On an island that has no natural trees or water, the local townspeople follow a centuries-old tradition and plant a palm tree every time a baby is born. The result, The Valley of the 1000 Palms, is an incredible site to see. Be sure to visit one of Lanzarote's excellent restaurants that overlook the ocean. One-bedroom units sleeps 4 people and have a twin bed and a double sofa bed. Two-bedroom units sleep 6 and have a double sofa bed and twin beds. All 1 bed units are on the 1st Floor and all 2 beds are ground floor with no lift. The units are attractively furnished and well stocked. Ground floor units have a small colourful garden, and first-floor units have a balcony. It's just a short walk to a huge supermarket. Why not test your talents and cook some local specialties in your kitchen? All units come with satellite TV for your entertainment. The whole site is non-smoking. Diamond Club Maritima on the beautiful island of Lanzarote, is a quiet resort close to the lively town of Puerto del Carmen, so is a great resort for families and couples alike. The bright one- and two-bedroom units come complete with fully-equipped kitchens and everything you'll need for a great holiday - and there is an attractive pool and sunbathing area to enjoy. Exploring Lanzarote is a must, with the volcanic lunar-like landscapes of Timanfaya National Park an unmissable sight.