The Solar Eclipse Year Looking ahead to 2027, Lanzarote is bracing for one of its most exciting years in decades.
While the island is always a top-tier destination, 2027 has a specific event that is already causing a surge in “Early Bird” bookings: the Partial Solar Eclipse on August 2, 2027. The “Eclipse” All-Inclusive Strategy Lanzarote is one of the best places in Europe to witness this celestial event.
In 2027, we expect all-inclusive resorts in the North and Central parts of the island (like Costa Teguise) to be the primary hubs for eclipse-watchers. If you want to be there for this, you need to use the £60 low deposit schemes in 2026 to lock in your room. Imagine sitting on your hotel balcony with an inclusive breakfast, watching the sky darken over a volcanic landscape—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Beyond the eclipse, 2027 will see the full maturation of Lanzarote’s “Green Tourism” initiative. Many all-inclusive resorts are undergoing renovations to become “Zero Waste” and “Carbon Neutral.” We’re also seeing the full rollout of the ETIAS digital travel authorisation for UK citizens. It’s a small €7 fee, but it’s something to factor into your 2027 holiday budget.
The “Ultra All-Inclusive” trend will reach its peak in 2027. More hotels, like the Barceló Playa Blanca, are introducing “Royal Levels” where your all-inclusive wristband acts as a VIP pass to private lounges, premium international bars, and pillow menus.
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