Relaxia Lanzasur Club
All-inclusive family resort with water park access
At a Glance
Best Ages
3 - 11
Cost
Varies
Time Needed
7 - 8 hours
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
Hot & Dry
Stroller Access
Limited
Washrooms
Plenty
Food
All-inclusive (varies)
Parking
Available
Booking
Required (stay only)
Parent Effort
Moderate
Suitable for families with children aged 3 - 11, especially during summer months. The water park is central to the experience, but limited slide variety and some age-restricted activities may reduce appeal for older kids or teens. Guests should manage expectations around food quality and sunbed availability.
About This Place
Relaxia Lanzasur Club is a family-friendly apartment complex located in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, Spain. It offers accommodations with access to the Aqualava Water Park, an on-site water park featuring slides, pools, and splash zones suitable for children and families. The property is part of a larger hotel chain known for its family-oriented services and seasonal vacation offerings. There are no indoor play areas, trampolines, or other dedicated children's activity facilities beyond the water park. The complex is not open to the public as a standalone attraction; access to its amenities is restricted to guests staying at the property.
Official Website open_in_newWater park access
Water park with slides, pools, and splash zones for children
Drinks included
All-inclusive drinks available daily from 12 PM to 12 AM
Family activities
Daily animation and activities for kids and adults
Kitchen facilities
Kitchenettes in rooms, useful for meal prep
Good to Know Before You Go
- All-inclusive drinks
- Alcoholic beverages are served from 12 PM to 12 AM only; non-alcoholic options are available throughout the day.
- Water park access
- Access is exclusive to guests staying at the property; includes slides, pools, and splash zones for children and families.
- Sunbed reservations
- Sunbeds are often reserved by 7 AM; it's recommended to arrive early to secure a spot.
- Towel policy
- Towels are not provided at all times; guests may need to bring their own or be prepared for shared, delayed delivery.
- Activity age restrictions
- Many daytime activities are restricted to guests aged 14 and older, limiting participation for younger children.
- Food options
- Dining includes themed dinners and live cooking stations; some guests report unusual or 'wacky' dishes not typical for Western tastes; snack bar offers familiar foods like pizza and chips.
- Water park slide variety
- The water park has only five main slides, which may lead to quick boredom for children if visiting daily.
- Bungalow arrangements
- Bungalows can be booked next to each other upon request, ideal for large families.
Kid Fit by Age
Limited suitability due to lack of dedicated baby facilities (e.g., cribs, high chairs, or quiet play areas); water park not appropriate; sunbed crowding and noise may be overwhelming; families with infants may find some routines challenging without infant-specific programming.
Suitable for toddlers with access to shallow splash zones and family pools; staff animation includes basic activities; however, limited dedicated play areas beyond the water park may restrict engagement for very young ones.
Ideal age group - water park with slides and splash zones well-suited to 3 - 6 year olds; daily animated activities designed for this age; family-friendly atmosphere enhances enjoyment; consistent engagement from staff.
Perfect fit: water park with enough variety and challenge for school-aged children; age-appropriate programming and interactive games; food and drink availability supports longer stays; strong engagement opportunities in daily activities.
Mixed experience - some activities are restricted to 14+, leaving few options; limited teen-specific entertainment; while the water park is enjoyable, lack of dedicated teen programming and social spaces reduces appeal for older children.
Many activities are age-restricted (14+), but not all suit teens; limited social or entertainment options tailored to older teens; some appreciate the inclusive food and drinks, but overall experience can feel mismatched unless they participate in adult-focused events.
Insider Tips
Arrive before 8 AM to secure sunbeds
Use the snack bar for reliable kid-friendly food
Check activity age rules in advance
Bring your own foam toy if expecting a foam party
- •Supervise children near water at all times
- •Use sunscreen and stay hydrated in hot weather
- •Follow posted signs and rules in the water park
- •Step-free access to main areas and pool
- •Sensory notes: Loud music and crowds may affect sensitive children
- •Baby change facilities available in bathrooms
- •Limited wheelchair access; some sunbed areas hard to navigate with strollers
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit early morning or mid-week for fewer crowds and easier sunbed access.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxSunscreen and swimwear
- check_boxTowels (as they may be shared)
- check_boxSnacks for younger kids
- check_boxWater bottle
- check_boxHat and sunglasses
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages are best suited for this resort? expand_more
Children aged 3 to 11 generally enjoy the resort the most, especially the water park and daily activities. Kids under 3 may find fewer suitable activities, as many are age-restricted to 14+.
How can we get a good sunbed spot? expand_more
Sunbeds are often reserved by 7 a.m., so it's best to arrive early in the day to secure one. Some guests report difficulty finding space, especially during peak times.
Is the resort accessible for wheelchairs and strollers? expand_more
Toilets and pool access designed for wheelchairs or with adapted facilities were not mentioned in reviews. Stroller access through pool areas is reported as difficult due to layout and crowded sunbeds.
What should we bring for comfort and convenience? expand_more
The resort includes a snack bar open most of the day that offers familiar food like pizza and chips—useful when all-inclusive meals don't meet expectations. Bring your own towels, as they are often left out or shared late.
Can non-guests visit the water park or pools? expand_more
The water park is only open to guests staying at the property. Reservations are required; no public access is allowed. The pool area and slides are not accessible without a booking.
How long should we plan to spend daily at the water park? expand_more
Most families spend 7–8 hours per day in the water park and pool areas to make full use of the facilities. Morning visits are recommended to avoid crowds and secure sunbeds.
Location
Address
Av. de, C. Gran Canaria, 26, 35580 Playa Blanca, Las Palmas, Spain
Phone
+34 928 51 75 33
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Last checked: 2026