If you are travelling to Caleta del Sebo in La Graciosa, the following information may help by giving you an overview of the resort and surrounding area as well as assisting you in selecting from our small range of accommodation in Caleta del Sebo.

Caleta del Sebo is the only village and community on La Graciosa, where most of the local population (around 600) earn a living from the sea. The harbour at Caleta del Sebo has a handful of simple but pleasant restaurants where you can enjoy the freshest fish and seafood for lunch or dinner on your holidays in Caleta del Sebo. The village has a couple of mini-markets for basic requirements, along with some places to rent bikes and a small medical centre.

Beyond the village, construction is not allowed whatsoever, as the whole island has been declared a nature reserve. Because of this, the island’s beaches are completely unspoilt.

Take time on your Caleta del Sebo holiday to visit the most famous beach, Playa de las Conchas, which is a good hour’s walk from the village and can sometimes suffer from strong currents and waves, but other equally beautiful beaches closer to the village include Playa Francesa [30 minute walk away] and Playa de las Cocinas, both of which are sheltered and have stunning views back towards the Famara cliffs on Lanzarote. Behind Caleta del Sebo is 27 sq km of largely barren scrubland, interrupted by five minor volcanic peaks.

For a quick dip, the village beach is more than satisfactory, but the fun of a La Graciosa holiday is to just walk along the coast and stop wherever you feel like it. [Should you wish to stay the whole day on the beach, please carry sufficient water and a picnic, as there are no facilities outside the village].