Club Siroco Serenity

The resort and its setting

Club Siroco Serenity sits in Costa Teguise, one of Lanzarote's established coastal resort areas, within walking distance of the beach. It's run as an independent property rather than part of a large hotel chain, with suites and accommodation finished in a style that draws on local materials and colour rather than generic hotel decor. On-site recreational facilities are geared towards relaxing by the pool and casual activities, making it a straightforward base rather than a resort built around a long list of amenities. Owners here hold a week at this independent timeshare resort, which carries Interval International as its verified exchange affiliation.

The area and things to do

Costa Teguise was one of Lanzarote's first purpose-built resort towns and still functions as a relaxed, lower-rise alternative to the island's busier southern strips. The beach is within walking distance of the resort, and the area has a good spread of restaurants, bars and small shops geared towards holidaymakers. Lanzarote Golf, an 18-hole course, is a short distance away, useful for owners who play. Further afield, Timanfaya National Park showcases the island's volcanic landscape and is one of the most-visited sites on Lanzarote, while Arrecife, the island's capital, offers a more local, non-resort atmosphere with its harbour, shops and old town streets. Hiring a car is the easiest way to see the island beyond Costa Teguise itself.

Selling or renting a week here

Because Club Siroco Serenity is an independent resort, resale is handled through the resort's own owners' association or management rather than a brand-wide transfer department. If you're selling, you set your own asking price on BidMyTimeshare — the platform takes no commission, just a one-off listing fee to get your week in front of buyers. Enquiries come directly from interested buyers through the site, so you stay in control of negotiations and the final sale.

Before agreeing a price with a buyer, ask the resort or its owners' association for the current transfer fee and the latest annual maintenance fee, since these aren't standardised across independent resorts and will affect what a buyer is willing to pay. It's also worth confirming in writing whether the resort or association holds a right of first refusal on resales, and how long a transfer typically takes to process once a buyer is found, so both parties know what to expect before completing the sale.

If you're renting out your week instead of selling, be clear with renters about what's included — for example, whether Interval International exchange rights transfer with a rental or are reserved for the owner's own use — since this can affect how a guest books their stay or combines it with other travel.

Practical notes for buyers

A resale buyer at an independent resort typically takes on the week itself along with the ongoing annual maintenance fee, but shouldn't assume anything beyond what the current owner and resort confirm in writing — this includes checking whether Interval International membership transfers automatically or needs to be set up separately with the exchange company. Buyers researching Club Siroco Serenity should also factor in that, as an independent property, support and documentation come from the resort's own management rather than a large international brand office, so contacting the resort directly is the most reliable way to confirm current fees and transfer procedures.