In short, not a lot! There are three restaurants; which, serve good fish and sea-food, a few houses, probably half-a-dozen caravans and that — to be honest — is about it. How long Playa Quemada remains this way remains to be seen; as the Cabildo have recently replaced the rather insignificant turn off the main road to the village, by a glaringly obvious, well sign-posted roundabout. If you’re looking for bright lights, amusement arcades and plenty of facilities, then this isn’t the place for you, the nearby resort of Puerto del Carmen would serve you better. If, however, you want to soak up the sun, experience Lanzarote as it used to be, with few people and simply stunning scenery, then Playa Quemada could be just what you have been looking for. Is there anything else to do? Apart from the attraction of the sea and shore, there is some great walking around Playa Quemada, in fact it is quite an easy — but exhilarating — walk from Puerto Calero. If you want to walk in this area, but would prefer a guide, we can arrange this for you.

Near a nudist Beach, Trekking, Scuva Diving