The Teguise City Council has completed the renovation and modernization works of the public restrooms located on the promenades of Costa Teguise, an action aimed at improving the conditions of use, accessibility, and functionality of these facilities, used daily by residents and visitors of one of Lanzarote's main tourist and residential centers.
The intervention, awarded for an amount of 154,204.85 euros, has been financed by the Ministry of Tourism and Employment of the Government of the Canary Islands, through a grant managed by the Tourism Department to promote improvements in accessibility and services of the tourist beaches of Costa Teguise.
The works have allowed for the renovation of the public restrooms at Las Cucharas, Playa Bastián, and El Jablillo, three high-traffic enclaves that concentrate a large part of the daily, sports, and tourist activity of the town. The facilities at Las Cucharas and Playa Bastián are already open to the public and fully operational, while those at El Jablillo, whose works have also concluded, will open in the coming weeks.
The works have included the replacement of sanitary ware, the renovation of plumbing and electrical installations, the improvement of carpentry, enclosures, and cladding, as well as various actions aimed at optimizing the conditions of accessibility, safety, and hygiene. This comprehensive intervention has allowed for the updating of infrastructures and their adaptation to the current needs of users, ensuring greater functionality and comfort.
The mayor of Teguise, Olivia Duque, highlights the importance of this action for the municipality. "With this renovation, we take an important step in modernizing the public services of our coastline, improving facilities that are used daily by residents and visitors, and ensuring more accessible, functional spaces adapted to the needs of those who enjoy our beaches and promenades."
For her part, the councilor for Tourism and Beaches, Rita Hernández, emphasizes that "the quality of our coastline also depends on the services we offer. This renovation improves the conditions of use of our beaches and promenades, both for those who reside in Costa Teguise and for those who visit us."
The councilor for Roads and Public Works, Eugenio Robayna, explains that "we have carried out a comprehensive renovation, renewing the interior facilities and solving existing deficiencies to guarantee public restrooms that are safer, more functional, and prepared for daily use."
The completion of this work represents a significant improvement in the public facilities of three of the most frequented areas of the Costa Teguise coastline, where the availability of adequate restrooms is especially important for families with children, the elderly, athletes, and people with reduced mobility.
This intervention is part of the conservation, maintenance, and modernization actions for the municipality's public infrastructures, developed through the collaboration between the Teguise City Council and other administrations, with the aim of "improving the quality of services, promoting accessibility, and ensuring the proper condition of common use spaces."
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