What is Crazy Minigolf Lanzarote?
Crazy Minigolf Lanzarote calls itself the island's only exclusive 18-hole indoor crazy minigolf course. According to Gazette Life, every hole offers something different: ramps, loops, bends and obstacles make even a seemingly simple shot surprisingly difficult.
Bright daylight areas alternate with UV black light zones. In the neon zones everything glows in the dark, while in daylight players see colourful scenery and views towards the sea.
You do not need golf experience. You pick up a club and get going, and a good shot feels like a win, while a spectacular miss is part of the fun.
Where is the venue and how do you get there?
The venue is on Avenida de las Playas in the La Peñita shopping centre in Puerto del Carmen, municipality of Tías. Anyone holidaying in the south of Lanzarote will find it easily on the resort's main street.
Because everything is under cover, guests can play all year round. According to the operator, the windows can be opened to reveal views of palm trees, the sea and the outside area.
How much does entry cost and who is it worth visiting for?
Adults pay 9.50 euros and children pay 7.50 euros.
A further Spanish-language offers page charges from 10 euros for the same attraction. The direct price and the reseller price can therefore differ.
The offer suits families, couples and groups of friends. Families compete against each other, couples turn it into a relaxed date, and friends count points to find out who has the steadiest hand.
At the end the winner is crowned and gets a trophy photo. According to Gazette Life, it makes for an entertaining evening for anyone who does not want to play a classic round of golf.
What are the opening hours?
Tripadvisor lists daily opening hours from 10:00 to 23:30. The information comes from a user and platform listing, so confirm it directly with the operator.
The sources mention no upcoming date, closure or official change. Still, check price, availability and opening hours with the operator before visiting.
What remains open?
There is no reliable official source for this private leisure attraction. The details come from media and platform listings, not from a public authority.
How does the offer fit into Lanzarote's leisure landscape?
The official tourism material lists two golf courses on Lanzarote: Costa Teguise Golf and Lanzarote Golf Resort.
For 2026, Lanzarote is represented at IGTM Golf in Cannes from 19 to 22 October, according to the official trade fair calendar. The island government lists the event under the golf product area.
Crazy Minigolf Lanzarote offers an easy alternative to classic golf. It is explicitly aimed at people with no golf experience as well as families and groups looking for an entertaining evening.