Location: Lanzarote, Spain Currency: EUR € European Euro
ATMs in Lanzarote Airport (ACE) Locations & Hours
Here’s a complete list of ATMs located inside Lanzarote Airport (ACE), plus additional ATMs and banks near Lanzarote Airport (ACE) for convenient cash withdrawals before or after your flight.
Euronet 360 ATM — Terminal T1 (Floor 0) — Machine #1
- Location: Terminal T1, Floor 0 (inside the terminal building)
- Hours: Typically aligned with Terminal T1 opening hours (open for passenger flights; not guaranteed 24/7)
Euronet 360 ATM — Terminal T1 (Floor 1) — Machine #1
- Location: Terminal T1, Floor 1 (inside the terminal building)
- Hours: Typically aligned with Terminal T1 opening hours (open for passenger flights; not guaranteed 24/7)
Euronet 360 ATM — Terminal T1 (Floor 0) — Machine #2
- Location: Terminal T1, Floor 0 (inside the terminal building)
- Hours: Typically aligned with Terminal T1 opening hours (open for passenger flights; not guaranteed 24/7)
Euronet 360 ATM — Terminal T1 (Floor 1) — Machine #2
- Location: Terminal T1, Floor 1 (inside the terminal building)
- Hours: Typically aligned with Terminal T1 opening hours (open for passenger flights; not guaranteed 24/7)
Euronet 360 ATM — Terminal T2 (Floor 0)
- Location: Terminal T2, Floor 0 (inside the terminal building)
- Hours: Typically aligned with Terminal T2 opening hours (open for passenger flights; not guaranteed 24/7)
CaixaBank ATM / Branch Area — Arrecife (City Centre)
- Location: Arrecife city centre (multiple CaixaBank branches/ATMs within ~10–15 minutes by car from ACE)
- Hours: ATM access often 24/7 at street/vestibule machines; branch counters usually weekday mornings (varies by branch)
Banco Santander ATM / Branch Area — Arrecife (City Centre)
- Location: Arrecife city centre (multiple Santander ATMs/branches; convenient after leaving the airport)
- Hours: ATMs often 24/7; branch hours vary (typically weekday daytime)
BBVA ATM / Branch Area — Arrecife (Main Commercial Streets)
- Location: Arrecife commercial area (BBVA ATMs/branches in town; easy stop on the way to resorts)
- Hours: ATMs often 24/7; branch hours vary (typically weekday daytime)
Banco Sabadell ATM / Branch Area — Arrecife
- Location: Arrecife (Sabadell ATMs available in the city area)
- Hours: ATMs often 24/7; branch hours vary
Bankinter ATM / Branch Area — Arrecife
- Location: Arrecife (Bankinter ATMs/branches in town)
- Hours: ATMs often 24/7; branch hours vary
Cajamar ATM / Branch Area — Arrecife
- Location: Arrecife (Cajamar ATMs/branches in town)
- Hours: ATMs often 24/7; branch hours vary
Eurocash / Independent ATM — Puerto del Carmen (Avenida de las Playas area)
- Location: Puerto del Carmen resort strip (common place to find independent ATMs near hotels/shops)
- Hours: Often 24/7 (depends on the host venue)
Bank ATM Cluster — Puerto del Carmen (Old Town / Harbour area)
- Location: Puerto del Carmen Old Town/harbour zone (multiple bank and independent ATMs)
- Hours: Often 24/7 for ATMs; branch hours vary
Bank ATM Cluster — Costa Teguise (Town Centre)
- Location: Costa Teguise town centre (banks and independent ATMs serving hotels and restaurants)
- Hours: Often 24/7 for ATMs; branch hours vary
Bank ATM Cluster — Playa Blanca (Town Centre)
- Location: Playa Blanca town centre (multiple ATMs near ferry/shops/hotels)
- Hours: Often 24/7 for ATMs; branch hours vary
Bank ATM Cluster — San Bartolomé (Local Town)
- Location: San Bartolomé (municipality near the airport with local banking options)
- Hours: Often 24/7 for ATMs; branch hours vary
Lanzarote Airport (ACE) ATMs Walkthrough & Map
Follow the step-by-step walkthrough below to find ATMs when arriving at Lanzarote Airport (ACE). For terminal maps and official airport info, visit Lanzarote Airport (ACE) map/homepage.
International & Schengen Arrivals (ACE — Terminal T1)
- After landing, follow signs for Arrivals (Llegadas) and Baggage Claim (Recogida de equipajes).
- Collect your luggage, then continue to the public arrivals area (landside).
- Once you reach the public arrivals hall, slow down and scan for signs or icons for “Cajero / ATM”.
- If you don’t immediately see an ATM, remain inside Terminal T1 and move toward the main passenger circulation areas that connect Arrivals and Departures (these are where ATMs are typically placed).
- Use the elevator/escalator/stairs to check the two levels that Aena lists for ATMs in T1: Floor 0 and Floor 1.
- On Floor 0, look around the main public corridors (near arrivals flow, transport desks, and exits) for a Euronet 360 ATM.
- If you prefer to withdraw before heading out to buses/taxis, do it landside now—this is the easiest moment to stop without backtracking.
- If you can’t find a machine on Floor 0, go up to Floor 1 (typically the departures/check-in level) and look again for a Euronet 360 ATM.
Inter-Island / Regional Arrivals (ACE — Terminal T2)
- After landing, follow signs for Arrivals and Baggage Claim (if applicable).
- Exit into the public terminal area of Terminal T2.
- Aena lists an ATM in Terminal T2, Floor 0—scan the main public circulation zone and look for Euronet 360 branding and “Cajero / ATM” signage.
- If you can’t locate it quickly, ask an information desk/staff member for “¿Dónde está el cajero?” (Where is the ATM?), then follow the nearest directions to Floor 0.
Quick ACE Landmarks That Mean You’re Close
- T1 Floor 0: If you’re in the main arrivals/public corridors where passengers head to taxis, buses, and pick-up points, you’re in the right area to spot a landside ATM.
- T1 Floor 1: If you’re near the departures/check-in flow and airline counters, you’re in the correct level to find the T1 Floor 1 ATMs.
- T2 Floor 0: If you’re in the compact public hall used by inter-island travellers, you’re already in the correct terminal/level for the listed T2 ATM.
- If you accidentally walk outside first, go back into the terminal and re-check T1 Floor 0 before you leave the airport area.
Use the map below to find the nearest ATMs and banks near Lanzarote Airport (ACE), especially if you can’t use the ATMs inside the airport or prefer to withdraw cash outside the airport.
ATM Withdrawal Tips & Advice for Lanzarote Airport (ACE)
- Expect Euronet-style pricing prompts: The on-airport ATMs are listed as Euronet 360. These machines commonly display an on-screen operator fee and may offer Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC). If you see a choice, select EUR (not your home currency) to avoid a poor exchange rate.
- Check both levels in T1: Aena lists ATMs on T1 Floor 0 and T1 Floor 1 (more than one machine on each). If the first ATM is busy, out of service, or out of cash, go to the other floor rather than leaving the terminal.
- Use T2’s ATM as a quick backup: If you’re travelling inter-island and in Terminal T2, there is a listed ATM on Floor 0. It can save you from walking back to T1 if you only need a small withdrawal.
- Withdraw landside before you commit to transport: Once you step outside to the taxi/bus area, it’s easy to get pulled into the flow of transfers. If you need cash for tips, small purchases, or a quick taxi payment, stop for an ATM withdrawal before you exit the building.
- Have a “town backup” plan: If the airport ATMs are crowded (common during peak holiday arrival waves), the fastest alternative is often Arrecife (10–15 minutes) where you’ll find multiple bank-network ATMs (CaixaBank, Santander, BBVA, etc.).
- Time your larger withdrawals for bank-network ATMs: If you only need a little cash immediately, consider a small withdrawal at ACE, then do your larger withdrawal at a bank-network ATM in Arrecife or your resort area (often lower fees and fewer aggressive DCC prompts than independent airport machines).
- Keep receipts for fee disputes: If a machine charges a fee or a transaction fails, keep the printed/onscreen receipt and note the terminal + floor so your bank can investigate more easily.
FAQs – Lanzarote Airport (ACE) ATMs
How many ATMs are inside Lanzarote Airport (ACE)?
Aena’s official cash-machine listing for ACE shows Euronet 360 ATMs across five terminal/floor placements: Terminal T1 Floor 0 (listed twice), Terminal T1 Floor 1 (listed twice), and Terminal T2 Floor 0.
Where should I go first after landing to find an ATM at ACE?
Start in Terminal T1 on Floor 0 (the arrivals/public level). If you don’t see an ATM quickly, check T1 Floor 1 next, since ATMs are listed on both floors.
Are ACE airport ATMs open 24/7?
Not guaranteed. Airport ATM availability typically follows terminal access hours and passenger flight schedules. If you arrive very late/early and can’t access an airport ATM, use the map to find nearby town ATMs (Arrecife is the closest major option).
Do the ATMs at ACE dispense euros?
Yes. Lanzarote Airport is in Spain, and airport ATMs dispense EUR.
What fees should I expect at Lanzarote Airport (ACE) ATMs?
You may see an on-screen ATM operator fee plus any out-of-network charges from your bank. Airport/independent ATMs can be more expensive than bank-network ATMs in town.
What is Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC), and will I see it at ACE?
Some ATMs may offer to charge you in your home currency instead of EUR. If you’re given the choice, selecting EUR is usually better than accepting DCC.
What’s the best backup if the airport ATMs are busy or not working?
Head to Arrecife (the closest city area) for multiple bank-network ATMs, or use the embedded map to find the nearest alternatives along your route to Puerto del Carmen, Costa Teguise, or Playa Blanca.
Lanzarote Airport Related Services
- BOOK an AIRPORT HOTEL in Lanzarote or SLEEPING PODS
- RENT a CAR in Lanzarote Airport or BOOK a PRIVATE TRANSFER
- STORE your LUGGAGE in Lanzarote Airport or NEARBY
- BUY a LOCAL eSIM for Lanzarote, Spain or a GLOBAL eSIM