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Of course: you can eat and drink whatever you want, but the law require us to ensure that no “throwable objects” enter Stage 4, a limited capacity venue. 

However, entry is NOT permitted with:
🚫 Cans, glass bottles and cups, ceramic, aluminium or hard materials
🚫 Fruit
🚫Tupperware or similar containers
🚫Portable coolers
🚫Cutlery and kitchenware
🚫 Ice cubes

Here you will find the Lanzarote bus (Guagua) schedules. To return home at dawn, it is best to take a taxi. 
If you sleep in Puerto del Carmen, Matagorda, Playa Honda, Arrecife, Las Caletas or Costa Teguise, take advantage of the cycle lane and pedal … as long as you have a headlamp, helmet and are in good condition for cycling. 

If you are getting around by car, share it. 

Plenty. The centre of Arrecife is full of bars, cafés and restaurants where you can get something to eat. You can check this local guide or follow the recommendations of one of the island’s best-known blogs: Lanzarote 3.

Not at all. You can order your drink in any other cup you bring from home, as long as it is reusable. The official cup costs 1 €, has a very nice design and looks great as a flower pot.

Write to us if you need advice.

 There is no designated area. The use of motorhomes and campervans in Lanzarote is pending regulation. Even so, many people travel around the island in motorhomes, so we remind you that in Arrecife there are two points to empty the grey and black water from your vehicle: at the DISA service station in the Maneje neighbourhood and at the BP station in the Valterra neighbourhood. You are in a Biosphere Reserve and almost half of the island has some degree of protection for its environmental or geological values. Please don’t leave environmental footprint.