Pool day passes in Lanzarote
Book a pool day pass at 7 Lanzarote hotels, from Bakour Splash at €35 to the all-inclusive Iberostar Selection at €120. Prices, inclusions, and how to book direct.
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Most of Lanzarote's day-pass hotels sit in Playa Blanca, where Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park, H10 Rubicón Palace, and MYND Yaiza cluster around the marina and Papagayo coastline. Further north, Bakour Lanzarote Splash in Puerto del Carmen and Radisson Blu Resort Lanzarote in Costa Teguise cover the island's other main resort strips, while Hotel Costa Calero near Puerto Calero pairs its pools with a full thalasso spa circuit.
Prices run from €35 (about $38) for Bakour's water-park pools with lunch to €120 (about $130) for Iberostar's all-inclusive breakfast, lunch, and open bar. Most passes fall in the €40 to €67 range and include a buffet meal, unlimited soft drinks, and pool or solarium access between roughly 10:00 and 18:00.
None of these hotels use ResortPass. Book directly through the hotel's own site or booking microsite, or call ahead, since some properties only confirm day-pass dates by phone. Expect to book at least a day or two in advance in July and August, when Playa Blanca pools fill up fast.
- Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park — €120 (about $130) all-inclusive day pass with two meals and an open bar
- H10 Rubicón Palace — from €105 (about $114) for unlimited pool-bar snacks and drinks
- H10 Rubicón Horizons Collection — from €105 (about $114), sister property with the same all-inclusive format
- Hotel Costa Calero — from €60 (about $65) for pools plus a two-hour thalasso circuit and lunch
- Bakour Lanzarote Splash — €35 (about $38), the cheapest pass on the island with water-park pools
- Radisson Blu Resort Lanzarote — from €40 (about $43), four pools with a breakfast or dinner option
- MYND Yaiza — from €40 (about $43) for four pools including a family water-play area
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How much does a pool day pass in Lanzarote cost?
Budget passes start at €35 for pool access with lunch, while all-inclusive options with unlimited drinks run €40 to €120. Family-friendly pools with slides or water features tend to sit at the lower end; adults-only and premium all-inclusive setups cost more.
| Hotel | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Bakour Lanzarote Splash | €35 (about $38) | Budget travelers, families with kids |
| Radisson Blu Resort Lanzarote | €40 to €50 (about $43 to $54) | Four pools, breakfast or dinner add-on |
| MYND Yaiza | From €40 (about $43) | Families, mini water park |
| Hotel Costa Calero | €60 to €67 (about $65 to $73) | Spa and thalasso circuit plus lunch |
| H10 Rubicón Palace | From €105 (about $114) | Sea-view pools, unlimited snacks and drinks |
| H10 Rubicón Horizons Collection | From €105 (about $114) | Same all-inclusive format as Rubicón Palace |
| Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park | €120 (about $130) | Full all-inclusive day, two meals plus open bar |
Do I need to book a pool day pass in advance in Lanzarote?
Yes, for most hotels. H10 Rubicón Palace and H10 Rubicón Horizons Collection sell passes online through their booking microsites, either for an instant date or as an open voucher you redeem later. Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park works the same way, but the hotel confirms your exact date by phone or email after purchase. Hotel Costa Calero asks for 48 hours' notice by phone or its online shop. Properties without an online booking page, like Radisson Blu Resort Lanzarote, take reservations by phone, and in peak summer months it's worth calling a day or two ahead since pool capacity is limited.
Can non-guests use hotel pools in Lanzarote?
Yes, all seven hotels here sell day passes to non-guests. Access is usually limited to set hours, typically 10:00 to 18:00, and some properties cap the number of day-pass visitors per day, so early booking matters in high season. Radisson Blu Resort Lanzarote restricts its adults-only breakfast and dinner passes to guests 16 and over, while family hotels like Bakour Lanzarote Splash and MYND Yaiza welcome children at a reduced rate.
Where to stay in Lanzarote
Playa Blanca is the most convenient base if pool days are the priority, since it's where most of the island's day-pass hotels cluster around the marina and Papagayo coastline. Princesa Yaiza Suite Hotel Resort sits right on Playa Dorada here and makes a good splurge pick, with six pools and a thalasso spa of its own if you want a base that doubles as a destination.
If you'd rather stay somewhere with more restaurants and evening life within walking distance, Puerto del Carmen is the liveliest option and puts you close to Bakour's water-park pools. For a quieter, flatter base near the airport, Barceló Teguise Beach in Costa Teguise is an easy, no-fuss option close to the Radisson Blu.
Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park
This 5-star all-inclusive resort sits above the cliffs of Playa Blanca, with tiered pools overlooking the sea and the Papagayo coastline beyond. The main pool area has sunbed rows on multiple levels, and hammocks are dotted around the grounds, though they're not guaranteed with a day pass.
The All Inclusive Day Pass costs €120 for adults and €60 for children up to 14. It includes breakfast and a lunch buffet at Papagayo Restaurant, plus unlimited wine, beer, cocktails, spirits, and soft drinks. Pool access runs 10:00 to 18:00.
Buy the pass online through Iberostar's local-experiences booking site, then confirm your exact visit date by phone or email once you've received your voucher. It's the priciest pass on the island, but the two included meals and full open bar make it close to a full resort day.
Book direct: local-experiences.iberostar.com
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H10 Rubicón Palace is a 5-star beachfront hotel at the Marina Rubicón end of Playa Blanca, with sea-view pools and a solarium that catches sun most of the day. The pool bar sits right at the water's edge, making it easy to order without leaving your sunbed.
The Pool Day Pass starts at €105 per person and includes pool and solarium access from 10:00 to 18:00, plus unlimited all-inclusive snacks and drinks at the pool bar between 11:00 and 17:00. Wi-Fi is included, and towels are available with a €10 refundable deposit.
Book online through H10's experiences microsite, either for a specific date or as an open voucher to redeem later. There's no confirmed phone booking line, so plan through the site.
Book direct: experiences.h10hotels.com
H10 Rubicón Horizons Collection
Next door to Rubicón Palace, H10 Rubicón Horizons Collection shares the same Marina Rubicón stretch and a near-identical pool setup, with sea views and a solarium facing the marina.
The All Inclusive Day Pass also starts at €105 per person, covering pool and solarium access from 10:00 to 18:00 and unlimited all-inclusive snacks and drinks between 11:00 and 17:00. Wi-Fi is included and towels require a €10 deposit.
Since the two H10 properties sit side by side with matching pricing, pick whichever has availability on your date, or check both booking pages before committing.
Book direct: experiences.h10hotels.com
Hotel Costa Calero
Hotel Costa Calero is a thalasso and spa hotel near Puerto Calero marina, built around a seawater treatment circuit as much as its pools. The setting is quieter than Playa Blanca's marina hotels, geared more toward relaxation than poolside socializing.
The Day Pass costs €60 to €67 for adults (resident and non-resident rates) and €48 to €53 for children, and includes a two-hour thalasso and spa circuit, use of the swimming pools, and a buffet lunch with drinks at Restaurante Oyambre. Pools run 11:00 to 18:00, lunch service 12:30 to 15:30.
Book online through the hotel's shop page, or call or email at least 48 hours ahead, since the spa circuit has limited daily capacity.
Book direct: hotelcostacalero.com — or call +34 928 84 95 95
Bakour Lanzarote Splash
Bakour Lanzarote Splash sits in Puerto del Carmen and is built around three saltwater pools, including a water-park style pool with a pirate ship, slides, and water jets. It's the most family-oriented pool setup on the island and the cheapest day pass available.
The Day Pass costs €35 for adults and €25 for children aged 3 to 11. It includes access to all three pools plus a buffet lunch with drinks, running from 10:00 to 19:00 (the pool bar is extra).
Book by phone or WhatsApp, since there's no online checkout for the pass. It's a good pick if you're traveling with kids and want water-park features without the all-inclusive price tag.
Book direct: bakourhotels.com — or call +34 828 736 966
Radisson Blu Resort Lanzarote
Radisson Blu Resort Lanzarote is in Costa Teguise, on the island's east coast, and gives day-pass holders access to all four of its outdoor pools. It's an adults-only day pass, restricted to guests 16 and over.
Two options are available: Breakfast & Pool at €40 per person, with Cava and a buffet breakfast from 07:00 to 11:00, or Dinner & Pool at €50 per person, with a buffet dinner from 19:00 to 20:00 and an hour of room access afterward. Pool access runs 10:00 to 18:00 either way.
There's no online booking page for the day pass, so reserve by phone or at hotel reception directly.
Book direct: radissonhotels.com — or call +34 928 826 640
MYND Yaiza
MYND Yaiza is in Playa Blanca and built around four separate pools, including a heated relax-area pool, a family pool, and an adults-only section, plus a Relax Zone and Family Space with a mini water park for younger kids.
The Day Pass starts at €40 and covers access to all four pools, sunbathing areas, and the on-site dining options. Higher tiers add extras such as spa treatments or a buffet meal, and packages can run up to €60 depending on what's included.
Book online through the button on the hotel's day-pass page. It's one of the few Lanzarote hotels with a distinct adults-only pool alongside family-friendly areas, so it works whether you're traveling with kids or without.
Book direct: myndhotels.com — or call +34 922 97 09 65
Frequently asked questions
Are day passes available year-round in Lanzarote?
Yes. Lanzarote's climate stays warm through winter, so most hotels run day passes year-round rather than seasonally. That said, some properties reduce hours or pause certain packages, like breakfast-inclusive passes, during quieter months, so it's worth confirming availability when you book, especially outside July and August.
What should I bring on a pool day pass visit?
Bring your own towel where the hotel doesn't include one, sunscreen, and a form of ID, since some hotels check this at check-in for day-pass guests. H10 Rubicón Palace and H10 Rubicón Horizons Collection provide towels for a €10 refundable deposit if you'd rather not carry your own.
Do children get a discount on pool day passes?
Most family-oriented hotels here discount children's passes. Bakour Lanzarote Splash charges €25 for children aged 3 to 11 against €35 for adults, and Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park charges €60 for children up to 14 against €120 for adults. Radisson Blu Resort Lanzarote is the exception, since its day passes are adults-only, 16 and over.
More pool day passes near Lanzarote
Lanzarote's day-pass scene runs smaller than its Canary Islands neighbor Gran Canaria, where more hotels and bigger resort strips give day-trippers a wider spread of prices and pool styles. Tenerife offers a similar mix of budget and all-inclusive passes across a larger island.
For a mainland comparison, Marbella has a denser cluster of luxury beach-club and hotel day passes on the Costa del Sol. See the full country guide at Spain pool day passes for more cities.