Lanzarote Airport (ACE)

The airport has two terminals handling flights from around the world.

There is just a single asphalt runway measuring 2,400 meters by 7,874 feet.

The number of people flying through the airport continues to rise almost every year, and as of 2022 the total number of travelers was 7,350,451.

The airport first serviced civilian traffic starting in 1946 and it has been modified and expanded extensively since then, eventually establishing a single terminal for domestic and international flights, followed by the construction of a second terminal that opened in 1999.

You can choose from getting on a public bus, riding in a taxi or renting a car.

The rental car businesses operating here include AutoReisen, Avis, Cabrera Medina, Cicar, Europcar, Goldcar-InterRent, Hertz, Payless and TopCar. All of these companies have kiosks located within the two airport terminals, at which you can organize renting a vehicle.

Yes, parking spaces are located in designated areas close to both airport terminals.

All taxis that leave from the airport will charge passengers using a meter that bases the fare on the distance traveled, therefore the longer your journey, the higher the cost will be.

Once you have arrived at the airport and gone through passport control, if you cannot find your bags then look for directions in the terminal toward the lost and found section. Alternatively, you can ask a staff member of the airline that you flew with about how to recover your bags.

Yes, on your smartphone or other device simply look for the “Airport Free Wi-Fi Aena” network and connect to it and follow the instructions in order to get online. You will only have to enter some basic information and in exchange you will be provided with a completely free connection.

The airport has the Guacimeta VIP Lounge that is located in Terminal 1’s departures areas after you have checked in for your flight, close to boarding gates 1 and 2. It offers food and drink options, televisions, a terrace, a rest area, newspapers and various other perks.

The Guacimeta VIP Lounge is open daily from 6am until 10pm or until the last flight is scheduled to depart, whichever is later. The cost is €40.85 per person for adults or children aged 11 or older, €18.85 for children aged between 6 and 11 and free for anyone aged under 6.

Yes, Lanzarote Airport offers a number of different selections in both terminals for drinking and dining including fast food venues, sit-down restaurants and various other options.

You can browse a good mix of shops before boarding your flight, with items on offer including books, toys, sunglasses, jewelry, electronics and many other different selections.

Yes, you can find Euronet 360 ATMs at the terminal that should work with most cards.

Airport staff are on call to provide dedicated support for any travels that had special needs, for example by providing wheelchairs for those that have mobility problems. If you or anyone in your vacation group needs any assistance, just ask an airport representative to help you.

Yes, there are a number of drinking fountains that can be found in both airport terminals.

The airport has first aid centers situated in both of the terminals, so if you are having a medical emergency or need any type of support just follow the signs to these locations. Airport staff members can guide you to the first aid centers if you are struggling to find them.

Yes, a number of tour and travel companies have spaces in either of the two airport terminals where you can learn information about excursions and other activities, and also book them.

There are two visitor information centers available at Lanzarote Airport, in Terminal 1 you’ll find it on Floor 1 by the check-in lobby, and in Terminal 2 it is on Floor 0 in the arrivals area.