Lanzarote adds four establishments in Costa Teguise to the network of the insular program of trips for seniors managed by Mundicolor for the Institute of Seniors and Social Services (Imserso).
Lanzarote once again positions itself as one of the priority destinations for senior tourism in the Canary archipelago. For the newly inaugurated 2026-2027 campaign of Imserso trips, the island has four resorts integrated into the Mundicolor platform: the Beatriz Costa & Spa, the Bluebay Lanzarote, the Bluesea Costa Bastian, and the Bluesea Costa Teguise Gardens.
All these accommodations, located in the tourist center of Costa Teguise, concentrate a key part of the insular quota designed to guarantee rest and well-being stays during the months of mid and low season.
At a regional level, the offer in the Canary Islands is completed with a wide network of establishments spread throughout the rest of the archipelago.
Tenerife leads the map of places with 15 affiliated hotels (concentrated mainly in the north and coastal areas such as Puerto de la Cruz), while Fuerteventura adds another 7 complexes spread between Corralejo, Caleta de Fuste, and Costa Calma.
In total, the quota of the public vacation program reaches 47 collaborating hotels between the Canary and Balearic archipelagos this course —where Mallorca heads the Balearic list with 17 accommodations, followed by Menorca with 2 and Ibiza with another two.
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