Places, beaches, walks and plans to get to know the island at your own pace.
Explore the wild side of Lanzarote on foot: lava fields, volcanic craters and cliff-top coastal paths. The island’s most rewarding trails, with what to expect on each and what to take with you.
Dramatic volcanic landscapes, quiet beaches, whitewashed historic towns and a wine region like no other: the ten sights and experiences that best sum up Lanzarote.
Volcanoes, water parks and easy beaches make Lanzarote a simple and memorable island to explore with children. A guide to the places and activities that work best for a family holiday.
Timanfaya National Park is Lanzarote at its most volcanic: lava fields, craters and steam geysers left by the eruptions of the 18th century. How to get there, what it costs, what you will see and how to avoid the queues.
Lanzarote has a beach for everyone: calm, family-friendly shores like Playa Blanca, wild surf spots like Famara and tucked-away coves like Papagayo. Here are the best ones and how to get to each.
Lanzarote wins you over with volcanic landscapes, golden beaches and a culture of its own. Explore Timanfaya, go down into lava caves, taste Malvasía wine and discover seaside villages where art and nature meet.
The Green Caves (Cueva de los Verdes) are a lava tube in the north of Lanzarote: a hidden underground world of rock formations, colour and silence, once a refuge from pirates and today one of the island’s great volcanic visits.
Volcanic landscapes, quiet beaches and dinners under the stars: Lanzarote is made for couples. Sunsets to watch together, spas for two and a few plans you will still be talking about years from now.
César Manrique, Lanzarote’s visionary artist and environmentalist, transformed the island by bringing art, architecture and nature together. Places like Jameos del Agua and the Mirador del Río show how to build without spoiling a volcanic landscape.
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