Sands Beach Resort Hotel, proud to join ABTA

February 19, 2010

It’s always reassuring to know that your holiday resort is recognised by the experts, that’s why Sands Beach Resort Hotel is proud to have ABTA Principal membership. The Association of British Travel Agents is a well established watchdog and protector for holiday makers, they only accept the very best, and Sands Beach Resort Hotel has always strived towards that same goal.

So when you book to visit Costa Teguise and our beachfront, family resort, you know you have the backing of ABTA, founded in 1950 and representing 5,000 travel agencies and 900 tour operators. Maintaining high standards is a key role for ABTA, it’s also one of the guiding principles for Sands Beach Resort Hotel.

On the green front, Sands Beach Resort Hotel also has a Biosphere Hotel certificate for its commitment to sustainable development of Lanzarote. Responsible tourism is always at the core of our day to day activity, once you see the natural beauty of Lanzarote, you will share our determination to ensure that the island is protected from exploitation.

Jump on board for Costa Teguise Carnaval

February 6, 2010

Sound the horns and get ready to invade the streets, the Costa Teguise Carnaval 2010 runs on 27 and 28 February with a Viking theme, and you could be taking part. Sands Beach Resort Hotel is just a few minutes walk away from all the festivities and they will be inviting guests to join them on their float for the big Coso parade on Saturday 27 February.

Carnaval is bright, brash and noisy, the music and dancing are infectious and everyone is invited to join in. A local girl won the competition to design this years poster, and all elements of the Costa Teguise community will be getting in the party mood.

The big parade takes place on the Saturday afternoon along the Paseo Maritimo with floats, marching bands and dancers. The explosion of colour draws everyone in and is just a prelude to the nights entertainment. Stages set up along the beachfront will host live music, and the dancing will spill over onto the beach until the early hours.

Sunday is the childrens big day as proud parents watch their children make their parade along the same route in the morning. There will be many other events in the week leading up to the main weekend, and fireworks are always a key part of the celebrations. Definitely not to be missed.