Taxis around the bay and the village

Wind and sea in front of it, Costa Teguise faces north-east: bays of sand, schools for sailing and surfing, streets falling towards the water. Teguise owns it, and the interior of the island lies between that village and this resort. The taxi service runs to one municipal line, covering the shoreline and the old village both.

Service details

Municipality: Teguise
Radio-taxi dispatch: 928 524 223
Distance to the airport: 14 km
Driving time: 19 min

Indicative distances and times: island traffic changes them at any hour. Updated on 2026-09-30

Taxi ranks

Avenida de las Islas Canarias · Costa Teguise
Avenida de las Islas Canarias · Costa Teguise
Avenida del Mar · Costa Teguise
Avenida del Mar · Costa Teguise

Map of Costa Teguise

Costa Teguise 928 524 223
- Avenida de las Islas Canarias · Costa Teguise
- Avenida de las Islas Canarias · Costa Teguise
- Avenida del Mar · Costa Teguise
- Avenida del Mar · Costa Teguise

Updated on 2026-10-12

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Bays that fill and empty with the season

The settlement is strung around several open bays, and the sailing, windsurfing and kitesurf schools work mainly in high season. Summer fills the coast with movement and the rest of the year is much quieter — and that same swing decides how many cars are about. In the quiet months, giving notice beats waiting to see one come along.

Where the ranks are, and the one line behind them

Signed ranks turn up where people gather: near the bigger complexes and along the promenade. On the streets that slope behind the bays you come across them less often. One line answers for both places — the Teguise dispatch serves Costa Teguise and the village of Teguise alike, so the same call does for the shore and for inland.

The run inland to the old village

The village of Teguise lies inland, its old quarter cobbled and its streets narrow, and a taxi reaches it on the road that crosses the island. It is worth doing for the old quarter, and for the weekly market if your day fits one. Going back down to the coast, it pays to give notice before you set off: the fleet that covers the coast is the same one serving the village.

Two ways to the terminal, depending on where you are collected

The terminal sits between the east coast and the capital, and a run to Costa Teguise follows the shore or cuts inland depending on where the car picks you up. Arriving in the small hours, or with a group and sports gear, means ordering the vehicle hours ahead: not every car takes long boards or cases of that size.

Frequently asked questions

Will I find a rank along the bay?

In the areas where people are about, yes — but not street by street. Where no rank is in sight, ring the Teguise dispatch or ask at your accommodation, which usually knows the nearest point to be picked up at. This portal handles no bookings.

Is the trip up to the village of Teguise worth it?

The village sits inland with a cobbled old quarter and streets a car is not always comfortable in. A taxi up and a taxi down saves you the hunt for a parking space, market days especially — though what turns up depends on the cars free at that hour.

What if I am coming back with my gear?

A common enough plan. If you are travelling with long gear — a board, a sail, technical equipment — say so when you order the vehicle, so that one with space is what comes. A driver cannot go over the number of passengers on the plate; picking the right car from the start is the part you control.

What route does the airport run take?

Along the east coast road or across inland, depending on where the car collects you. The figure shown here is a road estimate carrying the date it was checked, and the final amount is what the meter comes to.