Lanzarote is an island of wind and sun, surrounded by a deep blue ocean, a quiet island without crowds, with room for everyone and time for everything. Where there is room for everyone and time for everything, it is the perfect place for a vacation where you can disconnect, which is necessary in our times, which have plunged us into uncertainty and permanent concern.
With the help of the famous César Manrique, a Canarian artist, the island today is a point of reference in traditional cultural conservation and architecture.
Do not miss the opportunity to visit museums, popular local festivities and much more, such as:
Teguise, a town on the island of Lanzarote with a longstanding history. It was the capital of the island in colonial times. Today it is characterized by its architectural splendor and by the activities that you can participate in, such as visiting the Pirate Museum or the Castle of Santa Bárbara located on an ancient volcano. Every Sunday, there is a typical market where you can discover local crafts and organic and traditional products of the island.
In the different traditional festivals of the island such as San Ginés in Arrecife, the Virgin of the Volcanoes in the Ermita de Mancha Blanca or the Virgen del Carmen in Teguise, you will be able to enjoy the richness and traditions of the Lanzarote. Experience the islands cultural dances and songs.
The rich archaeological heritage will allow you to discover a different side of Lanzarote, a place where you will find a variety of villages that were populated once upon a time or places that influenced the existing settlements due to trade. Among them is the town, San Marcial del Rubicón, the first European settlement on the island.
Due to the strategic nature of the island, you can visit different military fortifications such as the Castle of San José, Castle of San Gabrie, and the Torre del Águila.
The famous César Manrique, born in Lanzarote, was in love with his native island and in it, he left a significant influence represented by the traditional sculptures and artistic enclaves. You can learn much more about this Spanish artist at the international renown Museum of César Manrique or the César Manrique Foundation.
From the bluish colors of the sea to the dark tones of the volcanic areas, Lanzorte is full of magical views and incredible experiences. Enjoy the most of your holiday and don´t miss out on visiting its exotic beaches and its traditional villages. Also discover the peaceful beaches of Lanzarote and enjoy a beautiful contrast of colors
Playas de Papagayo: a place where you can experience the contrast between crystalline waters and blue tones, golden sand and dark rocks. This is a wonderful place full of mesmerizing contrasts.
Los Charcones natural pools: it is one of the most unexplored places on the island and it is a unique place for those seeking relaxation. Here you can enjoy a saltwater bath in pools formed by ancient lava craters.
The valley of the thousand palm trees: this town is the representation of Canarian architecture. From here you can visit three important points of the island: the Mirador del Río, the Jameos del Agua, and the Cueva de Los Verdes.
Teguise: the ancient capital of Lanzarote, a place that best preserves the traditional architecture of the island. Here you can breathe the traditional essence of Lanzorte and walk through it´s quiet and peaceful cobblestone streets.
The island of Lanzarote should be characterized by the number of outdoor activities you can participate in that allows you to discover the charms of the island.Whatever your style of vacation may be, we want to provide you with this list of recommendations, so that we can help make the most of your stay and so that you can enjoy the incredible and breathtaking views and experiences this island has to offer.
This is one of the great jewels of Lanzarote, it´s the essence of the island’s origins and one of the island’s most fascinating attractions. The national park covers over 50 square kilometres and has 250 volcanos, including the famous Fire Mountains.
You can learn more about this in our blog article Timanfaya National Park Guide
