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30 Things To Do in Lanzarote - Best places to visit (2024 Guide)
If you're planning a trip to Lanzarote and you want to go out and explore (which you definitely should do), then read our list of the best things to do on the island.
What to do in Lanzarote - excursions, sightseeing and attractions
1. puerto del carmen, 2. costa teguise, 3. playa blanca, 4. discover lanzarote on a full-day tour, 5. rancho texas, 6. fun family day at aqualava waterpark, 7. timanfaya national park, 8. el golfo, 9. los hervideros, 10. admire the view from mirador del rio, 11. jameos del agua, 12. cueva de los verdes, 13. cactus garden , 14. playas de papagayo, 15. learn to surf at playa de famara, 16. lanzarote carnivals, 17. go on a cruise along the coast of la graciosa (lunch, drinks and water activities included), 18. take a walk through haria, 19. visit teguise, lazarote's former capital, 20. go to teguise market on a sunday, 21. go on an exciting volcano buggy-tour, 22. visit la geria and taste the lanzarote wine, 23. admire lanzarote's coastline on a sunset cruise, 24. visit arrecife, lanzarote's capital, 25. shop at the local markets, 26. walking tours inside timanfaya national park, 27. spend a day in fuerteventura, 28. césar manrique foundation, 29. coastal walk between puerto del carmen and puerto calero, 30. pirate museum.
Although it is one of the smaller islands in terms of size, Lanzarote is actually one of the most popular Canary Islands among foreign visitors, so there are plenty of things to do and activities for the entire family.
Best day trips and excursions in Lanzarote
There are 3 main tourist resorts in Lanzarote: Puerto del Carmen, Playa Blanca and Costa Teguise so we encourage you to find the best tours and excursions available from where you're staying.
- Tours from Puerto del Carmen (Visit Timanfaya, Jameos del Agua and go on a sunset boat tour from Puerto del Carmen)
- From Playa Blanca: 40-Minute Jet Ski Excursion in Marina Rubicón (40 minutes of jet skiing for one or two people accompanied by a monitor)
- Tours from Costa Teguise (Visit Mirador del Rio, Cueva de los Verdes or spend a day at Aquapark Costa Teguise )
Puerto del Carmen is the largest and most popular resort in Lanzarote.
It's a great place for nightlife, as there are plenty of bars, restaurants and clubs that stay open until the early morning hours.
Puerto del Carmen also has several great beaches, shops and activities for kids, so it's good for a family holiday also, especially the Matagorda area. The town is situated close to the airport, so it's extremely easy to get here, by bus, taxi or car. Since it's situated very centrally on the island, it's easy to make daily excursions on your own or with tour companies.
One of the rising resorts in Lanzarote, great for families with young kids, as there are many activities around. The largest waterpark on the island is right in Costa Teguise and there are also many hotels with kids clubs so that mom and dad can also have a proper holiday. Playa de las Cucharas is known as one of the best beaches in Lanzarote , although a bit windier compared with the beaches in other resorts.
Situated in the very south of Lanzarote, Playa Blanca is a bit quieter compared to Puerto del Carmen, but it's got great beaches and many attractions nearby.
Playa Blanca also has a large marina from where you can take a lot of boat trips, including the ferry to Fuerteventura, if you're curious to spend a day in Corralejo.
If you don't want to rent a car and drive on the island on your own, you always have the option of going on an organized tour, which will show you the highlights of the island.
The main points of interest in Lanzarote are all included in this tour: Timanfaya National Park (bus ride through the volcanic landscape), Jameos del Agua, Haria Valley (or the valley of the 1000 palms) and many more interesting places, like Monumento del Campesino.
This is a really comprehensive tour and also one of the most popular tours in Lanzarote, which will surely make you fall in love with the beauty of this charming volcanic island. The tour is recommended especially for first-time visitors to Lanzarote who want to discover and see as much as possible in one day.
- Duration 9 - 10 hours
- Includes entrance to Timanfaya National Park & Jameos del Agua
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before activity starts
What to do in Lanzarote for a fun family day: visit the animal parks and water parks
Ranchos Texas is the only animal park in Lanzarote, with a wild west theme and it's a great attraction for both kids and adults.
The park is situated very close to Puerto del Carmen and it's easy to get to by taxi or shuttle bus.
You can spend an entire day looking at the animals and the shows and in the evenings they have a western night, where you can party like you are in Texas.
- Visit a unique wildlife park with a Wild West theme
- Includes access to a dolphin demonstration and the chance to watch exotic birds and birds of prey
Aqualava Waterpark is located in the Playa Blanca resort and although fairly small if you compare it to Siam Park for example, it can provide a day of family fun, featuring the only saltwater wave pool in Lanzarote.
Aqualava is a great place to visit in Lanzarote, especially for families with kids, since they have attractions for all ages, including a lazy river, which is also popular with adults.
- Includes All-access tickets, Sunbeds, Umbrellas
- Recommended for families with kids
Places to visit in Lanzarote: don't miss Lanzarote's most unique attractions
If you have to choose just one place to visit in Lanzarote (but I personally don't know why you'd do that), it should be Timanfaya National Park and the bus trip around the volcanoes, to see the crater and learn more information about the volcanic of Lanzarote.
Also, even if you don't have lunch at the restaurant located at the car park, you should go inside to see their barbecue where the chicken is cooked using the heat coming from the volcano.
- Includes lunch and wine tasting
- Visit Timanfaya National Park, El Golfo and a tasting of the award-winning wine of La Geria
The green lagoon or the Green Lake appears in many photos when you look for info about Lanzarote and it's really a place you should see with your own eyes. The color looks different depending on the moment of the day and the light outside, but no matter when you do, it's interesting to admire the lake and the ocean so close together.
Los Hervideros is usually paired as a visit with El Golfo and it's one of the best places where you can see the force of the ocean around the island of Lanzarote. The best time to visit is when it's high tide, to see the full force of the currents and waves, as this side of the coast will show you the wild nature of Lanzarote, very different from the vibe you get in the resorts.
Mirador del Rio offers the most breathtaking views in Lanzarote, overlooking the island of La Graciosa. Take care to go up there on a sunny day, otherwise, you won't see much.
You have to visit Jameos del Agua to understand more about Cesar Manrique's vision for Lanzarote. With it's lake filled with albino crabs and its unique concert hall, Jameos del Agua is one of the best places to visit in Lanzarote.
By visiting the Green Caves or Cueva de los Verdes in Spanish you get the opportunity to go inside a lava tube that has solidified after the various eruptions that have taken place in Lanzarote. The cave is visited with a guided tour that lasts for one hour and it's really interesting to learn about the island's volcanic history.
An entire garden, filled with different types of cacti, offering also great views of the ocean. It's a nice activity for an hour or two, especially on a more cloudy day when you don't feel like being on the beach.
The Cactus Garden (Jardin de Cactus) is also the brainchild of Lanzarote's famous César Manrique, so the place brings together the volcanic nature of the island with a collection of cacti, making for an interesting place to visit while in Lanzarote.
Situated inside a protected area, Papagayo beach is probably the most famous beach in Lanzarote and the one that you see on all the postcards. Go there to see the most beautiful turquoise waters but remember to take something to drink and eat with you, as there are no shops inside this natural park, although there is a restaurant overlooking the beach.
If you don't have a rental car or you simply don't want to drive all the way there, you can hop on a catamaran cruise, which also includes lunch and unlimited drinks and it's a fun way to see the beaches of Costa de Papagayo, while stopping to swim and snorkel along the way.
- Includes lunch, welcome mojito cocktail, unlimited draft beer, sangria, soft drinks and water
- Transfers from and to the nearest pick-up point to your accommodation in Playa Blanca, Puerto del Carmen and Costa Teguise included
Famara Beach is any surfer's dream and the place to come if you want to start surfing. Also, come visit to see the most amazing sunsets in Lanzarote and to enjoy a meal with fresh fish at one of the small local restaurants.
Each year, between the months of February and March, Lanzarote and the rest of the Canary Islands celebrate Carnival season. There's a party everywhere from Puerto del Carmen, Playa Blanca, Costa Teguise, Arrecife and even La Graciosa. If you're visiting at that time, do read more about the carnival in Lanzarote .
After seeing La Graciosa from Mirador del Rio you'll definitely wish to see it with your own eyes from up close. The island has very few residents and most of them live there only during the summer months. There are no asphalt roads and you rent a bike if you want to explore the island and enjoy its beauty. Playa de la Francesa and Playa de las Conchas are the best beaches on La Graciosa , just remember to take your sunscreen as there's no place to hide from the sun.
- Sail along the coast of La Graciosa on a luxury catamaran cruise
- Includes lunch, welcome mojito, unlimited beer, sangría, soft drinks, and water + use of kayaks
Haria is a typical Canarian village, situated in the valley known as the Valley of 1000 palms.
This is actually the greenest part of Lanzarote, compared to the arid aspect the rest of the island has. You can stop for a short walk in Haria or maybe come on Saturday to visit the local market. Here's a list of things to do in Haria .
Teguise was the capital of Lanzarote before Arrecife, so it's a small town full of historic buildings and significance.
Teguise is a sleepy town during the weekdays and only comes alive on Sunday, when it's a big market day. If you want to explore more around the town, you can come during the other days and walk around to find out more about the history of Lanzarote.
- Read more about things to do in Teguise .
The market in Teguise takes place every Sunday and it gets visitors from all over the island.
There are hundreds of stalls, with handmade objects, clothes, food and even the usual fake bags and watches. There's something for everyone, just take care of your purse and haggle the price before you buy something.
Teguise market is the largest market in Lanzarote and probably the largest in the Canary Islands.
Explore the north of Lanzarote on a unique and adrenaline-pumping tour.
Enjoy a small group of a maximum of 5 buggies, starting from Costa Teguise and visiting places like the old quarries of Guatiza, Los Cocoteros and reaching Lanzarote's highest point, Peñas del Chache.
- Go on a 2 or 3-hour, private or group buggy tour from Costa Teguise
- Includes hotel pickup and drop-off, dust protection glasses, bottled water, helmet
La Geria is the valley where the wine region of Lanzarote is located and a visit here will give you the opportunity to sample various types of wines produced on the island. Being the driver while on a wine tour may be a pretty bad experience for the one behind the wheel, so in this case, a tour would be more suitable , so everyone will be able to have a taste.
Watch the sunset over the Atlantic Ocean by embarking on a 2.5-hour cruise aboard a modern and super-fast boat. There's also a good chance of seeing dolphins and other types of marine life during your trip, which is always exciting.
The cruise includes champagne and complimentary pastries, served by the professional crew while you enjoy watching the sunset over the ocean.
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Includes champagne and pastries
Arrecife is the capital of Lanzarote and it's located very close to the airport and it's easy to get there either by car or by bus.
Although it's not the most exciting thing to see in Lanzarote, it can give you an idea in regards to local life beyond the tourist resorts. And they do have some pretty places like Charco San Gines and or Playa del Reducto. You can read further about the best things to do in Arrecife if you do decide to visit..
If you want to shop while on holiday in Lanzarote, a good idea is to visit the local markets. Every town and resort has at least one market day and you can read all about markets in Lanzarote if you want to know more. You'll find everything from authentic craft products to souvenirs and knock-offs like sunglasses and clothing. Teguise has the largest market on the island, but the one in Playa Blanca is in a nice location, in the marina, and some of the stalls move from one market to another, so you can find similar products between all markets.
If you've already visited Timanfaya National Park with the bus tour and you'd like to explore even further, you can go on one of the walking tours organized by the authority that has the park into administration. There are several guided walks available and you need to book online in advance.
If maybe you are curious about Fuerteventura, why not pop over and visit for the day? It is very easy to cross from Lanzarote to Fuerteventura on board of the ferry, and afterward, you can spend the entire day either in Corralejo, or you can take a quick taxi to Corralejo Natural Park, see the sand dunes and the amazing beaches, before heading back again to Lanzarote in the evening.
- Transport to the ferry and back to the pickup point
- Roundtrip ferry ticket & 5 hours of free time
The famous Spanish César Manrique was originally from Lanzarote, so a lot of the main attractions in Lanzarote are his creations, showing us today the vision he had for his island in terms of blending design and functionality with respect for the environment and the surrounding natural space.
The location where the Foundation is now used to be Cesar Manrique's home for twenty years, between 1968 and 1988, and the house offers truly a unique experience, as it sits on a 30,000 sqm plot, and it combines modern elements of design with old traditional architecture, specific to Lanzarote.
If you're staying in Puerto del Carmen, one of the island's most popular resorts, we highly recommend the walk to Puerto Calero, which can be completed in under one hour one way.
If you've done it all and think there's nothing more to discover on the island...think again! Here's a list of secret places in Lanzarote to add to your list of places to see.
- This museum is temporarily closed due to renovation works.
Located inside the Fortress Santa Barbara, the Pirate Museum can prove to be an interesting experience for adults and children as well.
The Pirate Museum is located next to the Villa de Teguise and boasts spectacular views of the ocean and the island.
Lanzarote is a great place to visit with the family and you should check out our list of things to do with kids in Lanzarote in order to plan some fun days for the little ones.
- Best apartments in Lanzarote: Apartamentos Fariones (Puerto del Carmen) • Apartamentos El Guarapo (Costa Teguise)
- Popular hotels in Lanzarote: Barceló Teguise Beach - Adults Only 4* (Costa Teguise) • Hyde Park Lane 3* (Puerto del Carmen)
- Luxury 5* hotel in Lanzarote: Iberostar Selection Lanzarote Park (Playa Blanca) • Arrecife Gran Hotel & Spa (Arrecife)
- See our dedicated guide for the best places to stay in Lanzarote .
- Best Excursions & Tours: Volcanoes and Caves: Full-Day Tour • Fire Mountains in Southern Lanzarote: Half-Day Tour
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Fundación César Manrique
Upon returning definitively to Lanzarote, César Manrique built his spectacular house and creative centre, Taro de Tahíche, into the lava fields just…
Parque Nacional de Timanfaya
Lanzarote's most spectacular sight, the eerie 51-sq-km Parque Nacional de Timanfaya sprawls around the Montañas del Fuego (Mountains of Fire) formed by…
Cueva de los Verdes
A yawning, kilometre-long chasm, the Cueva de los Verdes is the most spectacular segment of an almost 7km-long lava tube left behind by an eruption 5000…
Jameos del Agua
When molten lava seethed through this volcanic cavern around 5000 years ago, the ocean leaked in slightly, forming the startling clear azure lake that…
Museo Internacional de Arte Contemporáneo
Converted into an art gallery in 1976, on César Manrique's wish, the well-preserved 18th-century Castillo de San José houses one of the Canaries' major…
Casa-Museo César Manrique
Frozen in time, complete with Manrique's clothes in the cupboard and personal art collection adorning the walls, the palm-shaded final home of the island…
Piscinas de Punta Mujeres
One of the most magical swimming spots on Lanzarote, this cluster of glittering turquoise natural pools dots the coast in the tranquil whitewashed fishing…
Playa del Papagayo
Hemmed in by the punta's craggy cliffs, deliciously unspoilt and protected Playa del Papagayo is one of Lanzarote's loveliest beaches, with pale-gold sand…
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An extraordinary volcanic paradise with unique and almost abstract beauty, Lanzarote is an island of contrasts that enjoys year-round great weather and enchants its visitors with spectacular beaches and a legendary art scene .
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Why visit Lanzarote?
Often called the " Island of Eternal Spring ," Lanzarote boasts warm, dry weather throughout the year, attracting sun-seeking tourists for beach holidays in every season.
Along its 200 kilometers of coastline, the island has its fair share of stunning beaches. From the wildly beautiful Famara Beach in the north - a favorite for surfers - to the remote and almost inaccessible Risco Beach to the paradise golden sands of Papagayo Beach , Lanzarote's beaches are a top attraction .
It's not just a pretty face, though! Leaving aside the unparalleled beauty of its Atlantic coastline, Lanzarote is also nature, culture, and history . From settlement by the Romans to its current status as a UNESCO-recognised biosphere reserve and one of Spain's top tourist destinations , Lanzarote has maintained its welcoming atmosphere and unique character.
The island's cuisine is another reason to book a trip immediately. Indulge your tastebuds with fine wines from the intriguing volcanic vineyards of La Geria , mouth-wateringly strong cheeses from the island's goats, and the spicy mojo sauce found in every restaurant in Lanzarote .
Art in Lanzarote
Lanzarote's culture and geography are intrinsically linked with one man in particular: César Manrique . A "lanzaroteño" by birth and by heart, the artist dedicated his body and soul to his life's work - the island he called home.
Manrique used Lanzarote as a canvas, merging art and architecture with the spectacular natural landscapes and giving way to wonderful creations that would become some of the island's main places of interest . Don't miss Mirador del Río , a balcony offering impressive views of the neighboring island of La Graciosa ; the magical volcanic tubes of Jameos del Agua , or the enchanting Cueva de los Verdes , among other impressive spaces.
Where to start?
Our Lanzarote travel guide will give you all the information you need to prepare for your trip so that once you arrive, all you need to worry about is enjoying yourself!
If you don't know much about the island, the first thing to do is to delve into its legendary history - understanding the past will help you understand the present. Next, check out our practical hints and tips on traveling to the island before discovering which of its tourist attractions pique your interest and where the best beaches and coves are in Lanzarote.
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You'll fly over the Atlantic Ocean and admire the south coast of Lanzarote on parasailing experience in Playa Blanca. It's the perfect plan for thrill-seekers !
Complete Lanzarote Tour With Tickets With this tour you can see three of the unmissable Lanzarote sights: the Timanfaya National Park, the Cueva de los Verdes and the Jameos del Agua .
On this express tour of the south of Lanzarote you can see the volcanoes of the Timanfaya National Park and discover their famous vines called lapilli .
Lanzarote Paragliding Flight Join us on this paragliding flight to get the best panoramic views of Lanzarote ! Experience the wild nature of this Canarian island from a unique perspective.
Puerto Calero by Submarine With this submarine tour you can explore the bottom of the sea on board this most special of vehicles. See the marine life of the Lanzarote coast from up close!
Excursion to Timanfaya and the Jameos del Agua Tour incredible volcanic landscapes on this excursion around Lanzarote - we'll go to the Timanfaya National Park and the spectacular Jameos del Agua .
On this visit to the Finca Testeina of the Vega de Yuco winery we'll discover the essence of the wines of Lanzarote and we'll taste two organic wines !
Papagayo Beach Kayaking & Snorkelling Explore the waters of Lanzarote with this exciting kayaking and snorkelling activity on the stunning Papagayo Beach !
South Lanzarote Excursion Dazzle your senses with the volcanic landscapes of Timanfaya National Park with this tour of the south of Lanzarote, one of the island's most charming areas.
Casa José Saramago Tour Delve into the life of famous writer José Saramago, Nobel Prize for Literature , on this visit to the home where he spent the last years of his life.
Explore the stunning landscapes of Timanfaya National Park with this guided hiking tour. You'll discover craters, calderas, and amazing lava tunnels.
Self-Guided La Graciosa Day Trip Enjoy a free day on La Graciosa with this return ferry between Órzola (Lanzarote) and Caleta de Sebo (La Graciosa) . The trip only lasts 25 minutes!
Lanzarote Private Day Trip Explore Lanzarote in our Lanzarote Private Day Trip . You'll be able to customise the route we follow so you can visit the places that appeal to you most.
La Graciosa Day Trip Embark on a ferry to the island of La Graciosa , one of the smallest in the Canary Islands & enjoy a sailing trip on a yacht to admire its beaches.
Puerto del Carmen Parasailing Activity On our Puerto del Carmen arasailing activity you'll be flying high and admire incredible views of Lanzarote's east coast . Ready for an adrenaline rush!
Enjoy an unforgettable sunset catamaran cruise in Puerto del Carmen . Discover the stunning scenery of the Lanzarote's southern coast!
Puerto Calero Ferry Visit one of the most luxurious marinas in Lanzarote on our Puerto Calero Ferry . You'll travel to this unique spot and spend the day sampling the local cuisine.
Sunset Dolphin Watching in Puerto Calero Climb aboard an eco-friendly catamaran and enjoy this sunset dolphin-watching activity . Enjoy a unique route along the coast of Puerto Calero .
Costa Teguise Aquarium Ticket Do you love the sea and marine wildlife? With our Costa Teguise Aquarium ticket , you'll see numerous aquatic species and learn all about them!
César Manrique Tour of Lanzarote Design, culture and nature come together in the work of local artist César Manrique created on the island . Discover his major works on this tour of Lanzarote.
Dolphin Watching in Lanzarote Climb aboard the powerful Biosfera Jet and cruise along the coast of Lanzarote in search of dolphins . Learn all about these wonderful marine creatures!
North Lanzarote Excursion Discover the North of Lanzarote with this guided tour, an area full of captivating sights such as the Jameos del Agua , one of César Manrique's works.
Self-Guided Fuerteventura Day Trip With this return ferry between Playa Blanca (Lanzarote) and Corralejo (Fuerteventura) you can sail in comfort between both islands with a 30 minute ride.
Yacht to the Papagayo Beaches Sail along the southeast coast of Lanzarote from the Puerto del Carmen dock to the paradise beaches of Papagayo with lunch and an open bar included on board !
Guatiza & Mala Buggy Tour Explore two agricultural villages in Lanzarote with this buggy tour of Guatiza and Mala . You'll see salt pans, ravines and prickly pear and cactus plantations!
Lanzarote Surf School Feel the waves under you and surf to the rhythm of the tide with this surf class in Lanzarote. Learn the basics and dive in headfirst to enjoy this experience.
Complete Fuerteventura Tour Sail in a ferry on the Atlantic Ocean and discover the amazing landscapes, dunes, and beaches of Fuerteventura on this excursion.
Playa Blanca Jet Ski Tour Want to enjoy the coast of Lanzarote in a fun and unique way? On our Playa Blanca jet ski Tour, you'll speed through the sea and explore beautiful coves .
Janubio Salt Pans Guided Visit Discover one of the most magical places in Lanzarote on our Janubio Salt Pans guided visit. We'll see the salt pans and discuss their importance on the island.
Aqualava Ticket With this Aqualava Ticket , you'll have lots of fun on the slides and in the wave pools of this fantastic water park in Playa Blanca!
Lanzarote Snorkel Experience Discover unique marine life while snorkelling with this Lanzarote Snorkel Experience. A perfect way to get to know the great underwater diversity.
Discover Scuba Diving Experience Dive into a new world: explore the depths of the ocean around Lanzarote with this Discover Scuba Diving Experience and swim alongside incredible marine life.
Self-Guided Fuerteventura Dunes Day Trip Enjoy a free day in Corralejo , checking out the spectacular dunes & beaches of the north of Fuerteventura at your own pace.
Lanzarote Jet Ski Tour Enjoy the unique sensation of riding the waves around Puerto del Carmen with this Lanzarote Jet Ski Tour . Admire the island's impressive volcanic landscape.
Corona Volcano & Risco de Famara Hike If you'd like to explore northern Lanzarote in a unique way and see a breathtaking natural park, our Corona Volcano and Risco de Famara Hike is perfect for you!
Papagayo Beach Paddle Surfing & Snorkelling Go paddle surfing & snorkelling with this exciting aquatic activity at Papagayo Beach ! You'll admire breathtaking underwater sights and marine wildlife.
Puerto del Carmen Ferry Join us on a peaceful boat trip along the eastern coast of Lanzarote with our Puerto del Carmen Ferry from Puerto Calero.
Puerto del Carmen PADI Discover Scuba Diving Course Learn to dive with the Puerto del Carmen PADI Discover Scuba Diving Course . You'll explore the stunning seabed of the Atlantic Ocean and learn a new skill.
Playa Blanca Snorkelling Activity Admire the incredible underwater beauty of Lanzarote's southern coastline in our Playa Blanca Snorkelling Activity . You'll see hundreds of Atlantic fish!
Day Trip to Corralejo & Lobos Island Spend an exciting day island hopping and exploring some of the most stunning locations in the Canary Islands on this day trip to Corralejo & Lobos Island .
Playa Blanca Beginner Scuba Diving Experience Do you want to start scuba diving? In this diving introduction in Playa Blanca you'll learn how to scuba dive as you admire the Atlantic flora and fauna .
Costa Teguise Aquarium Scuba Diving with Sharks Are you after a thrill? On our Costa Teguise Aquarium scuba diving with sharks activity , you'll swim with one of the most fascinating creatures in the ocean.
Los Volcanes Natural Park Buggy Tour Adventure and amazing landscapes await you on this buggy tour of Los Volcanes Natural Park . It also includes a hiking route around the El Cuervo volcano !
Aquapark Costa Teguise Ticket Have a blast and cool off in the sun at Lanzarote's biggest water park with our Aquapark Costa Teguise Ticket. It'll be fun for all the family!
Lanzarote Sea Trek Dive With this underwater tour, you'll see marine life in its natural habitat like never before. The tour is also apt for those with limited mobility!
El Grifo Winery Tour On this visit to the El Grifo winery, we'll explore one of the oldest wineries in the Canary Islands - discover the wonderous effects of volcanic soil !
Whale & Dolphin Watching in Puerto Calero Come aboard this unmissable Dolphin and Whale watching activity in Puerto Calero and observe the magnificent mammals in their natural habitat!
Explore the capital of Lanzarote in an exclusive way with this private tour of Arrecife. You'll have a guide just for you and be able to design the itinerary.
Teguise Private Tour Explore the charms of the old capital of Lanzarote with this private tour of Teguise. You'll have a guide just for you and be able to design the itinerary.
PADI Scuba Diving Course Discover what it's like to breathe underwater with this PADI Suba Diving course . Take the first steps to become an internationally accredited diver!
The Natural Park of Volcanoes Bike Tour On this bike tour through the Natural Park of Volcanoes , we'll pedal through the amazing lunar landscapes of Lanzarote. Plus, we'll see a magical sunset
Timanfaya Electric Car Tour Enjoy one of the most beautiful landscapes in the Canary Islands on this electric car tour of Timanfaya . The most sustainable way to see this national park!
Diving Lanzarote: Museo de Atlántico Dive into the deeps of the Atlantic Ocean and discover the exotic wildlife that inhabits the coast of Lanzarote. We'll also visit the Lanzarote Atlantic Museum .
Puerto del Carmen Beginners Scuba Diving Lesson On our Puerto del Carmen beginners scuba diving lesson , you'll get to see the Atlantic seabed's marine biodiversity with your own eyes as you learn this sport.
If you love sports and the sea, this water bike tour from Playa Blanca is perfect for you - a fun way to explore the southern side of Lanzarote . Ready?
Papagayo Beach Coasteering Experience On our Papagayo Beach Coasteering Experience you'll explore this area's most rugged spots in a unique way. You'll jump from cliffs with a guide's supervision.
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28+ AMAZING Things To Do In Lanzarote
From visiting beautiful beaches and adventures through the volcanic landscapes, to wine tours, amazing architecture, local cuisine and markets, these are the best things to do in lanzarote..
Before our trip to Lanzarote, the Canary Islands had been on my list for a long time. I was attracted to the volcanic landscapes, unique beaches, tasty Spanish cuisine and, of course, the fact the weather was significantly warmer than the UK’s chilly winter temperatures! I travelled to Hawaii a few years ago and loved the volcanic landscapes. Would Lanzarote offer something similar, a lot closer to home? I really hoped so!
The Canary Islands are popular with those looking for winter sun, with average temperatures over 20 degrees at this time of year. This trip was what we’d describe as a “working holiday”. We weren’t invited or hosted, we booked and paid for the trip, and planned everything meticulously to cover as much as we could in a week.
We chose to stay in three different parts of the island (Puerto del Carmen old town, Arrieta and Costa Teguise) to gain a greater understanding of the options for tourists visiting. We hired a car so that we had the freedom to explore. We also ate and drank at a number of different cafes and restaurants across the week, so again, we have a good grounding of what we’d actually recommend! It’s a tough job, but somebody’s got to do it, right?!
So, with all of this in mind, I can say this blog post is filled with 100% tried and tested activities! These really are the best things to do in Lanzarote – an island we fell in love with over the course of a sunshine-filled week. If you’re planning a trip any time soon, read this post and share it with anyone you’re travelling with, so you can have the best time possible!
Planning your trip to Lanzarote? Here are a few quick highlights:
28 Utterly Amazing Things To Do In Lanzarote
Visit timanfaya national park.
Top of your list has to be a visit to Timanfaya National Park! While you can drive through various parts of the national park, I’d recommend taking a trip to see the Montańas del Fuego (fire mountains). Once you’ve paid your entrance fee, you park up and hop on a 25-minute coach tour along the Ruta de los Volcanoes. There’s an audio description on board (in Spanish, English and German) so you’ll learn all about the national park too.
The last eruption was in 1824, so don’t fear about activity while you’re there! The bus tour is amazing as you pass through skinny cavernous like areas, see right inside craters, take in views of desert dunes and endless landscapes of lava fields. As a little tip, I’d recommend sitting on the right side of the bus. This side offers better views on the whole, although you might see more of the craters from the left side.
Once back at the start, there’s a tour guide who will show you the power of the geysers. Some are 2m deep and 250 degrees Celsius and others are 10m deep and 400 degrees Celsius! Seeing the water erupt high in the sky is seriously impressive and a reminder that there’s still some pretty exciting activity going on under your feet!
Which brings me on nicely to…
Eat a meal cooked in a volcano
Once you’ve learned about the volcanoes, how about eating something cooked in the heat of them? At Restaurant El Diablo you can do just that! You can view the chefs roasting chickens on the special grill, before tucking into a dish in the panoramic restaurant.
The food was pretty average (probably to be expected at such a touristy location!) and a little on the pricey side, but to be honest it was worth it for the view alone. With a table right by the window overlooking the vast expanse of lava fields, I was in awe! We paid £23 for a light lunch for two (no drinks). If you want a quick snack or a coffee, this is an option in the centre section of the panoramic restaurant.
Read all about our experience here in my El Diablo review .
Go on a wine tour in Lanzarote
As big wine drinkers, we were really keen to book a trip with Wine Tours Lanzarote . This tour company came highly recommended, and they didn’t disappoint! Over the course of three hours, our tour guide Anita took a small group of us to three local wineries.
Lanzarote’s wine region is unique as it’s been created on volcanic soil. This comes with difficulties as the vines need a water source as well a requiring protection from the wind. To combat these issues, vines are individually planted in deep burrows, and have small walls built around them.
This process is labour intensive (everything has to be done by hand), plus the vineyards need lots of room per vine, compared to regular rows of vines you see in other countries. As a result, the wineries can’t produce huge quantities, so I’d recommend drinking as much as you can while you’re on the island!
There are 21 vineyards in Lanzarote’s wine region La Geria , and I must say the views of the vineyards set across the black volcanic landscapes was incredible to see! What unique scenery.
As well as learning lots of about the wine production on the island, we tasted the wines at three wineries. I thought there were some lovely white and sweet wines. My favourite wine was produced by El Grifo, one of the largest producers on the island, and one of the ten oldest wineries still making wine in Spain.
I really enjoyed the experience. The wine region and style of production is unique to the island, and I think this is one of the best things to do in Lanzarote! If you’d like to find out more, read my review of my Lanzarote wine tour .
See the green lake at El Golfo
Wait until you see the magnificent Charco Verde in Lanzarote. This green lake is simply breath-taking! I’d recommend driving to the small village of El Golfo and parking close to the mirador (viewpoint). It’s a short walk to the spot where you can see the lake from above, and take in its unique shade of green.
The colour of the lagoon comes from seaweed and flora in the water. It’s in a half-submerged cone of a volcanic crater and is connected to the ocean via underground cracks. The small pebbles on the beach are black with reddish rocks cliffs surrounding too. Seeing nature creating views containing such distinctive and contrasting colours is simply incredible! No doubt you’ll take lots of photos on your trip too.
While most tourists visit the viewpoint by El Golfo, I’d also recommend driving around the coast to the other side where you can walk along the black pebble beach. There were hoards of tourists at the viewpoint, yet only two others on the beach with us! It’s worth noting, the green lagoon is protected so swimming isn’t allowed.
Enjoy a magical sunset in El Golfo
El Golfo is a charming village on Lanzarote’s west coast. While many visit to see the green lake, I’d recommend staying for sunset. We grabbed a drink Casa Torano , a lovely little restaurant with outdoor seating right by the water.
Watching the sky turn a beautiful shade of orange, sipping on a glass of Lanzarote white wine was another highlight of our trip. If you’re looking for another recommendation in El Golfo, I’ve heard Restaurante Bogavante is one of the best places on the island for seafood, in particular their rice dishes with lobster, fish and other sea creatures!
Walk around a volcanic crater at Caldera de Los Cuervos
After visiting Timanfaya National Park, we decided to drive to this spot. The 4.2km walking route is well marked out and takes visitors around the perimeter of a volcanic crater, as well as inside it!
This walk is a great way to fully connect with Lanzarote’s volcanic scenery. I mean, have you ever stood INSIDE the crater of a volcano?! Not only did it make me feel tiny, it reminded me of the power of nature! So impressive.
Along the route there are informative signs (in several languages) explaining the history and geology of the crater. This walk is one of the best free things to do in Lanzarote for families – kids will love running around inside the crater!
Go on a buggy tour in Lanzarote
Listen up adrenaline junkies! I’ve got the perfect activity for you! How do you fancy going off road and driving through Lanzarote’s volcanic landscapes in a buggy? If the answer is yes, it’s time to book onto a tour with Buggies Lanzarote .
After a safety briefing at their base in Puerto Calero (along the coast from Puerto del Carmen), we followed our buggy guide around the island. These things are noisy and bumpy, but if you enjoy driving, you’ll love getting behind the wheel of one of these.
We went on a mix of off-road routes and main roads, with my favourite part being the road through La Geria (the wine region). Seeing the volcanoes and unique vineyards from our open-sided car was pretty awesome!
If you’re thinking of booking a buggy tour, I’d recommend covering up (it can get blustery with the wind in Lanzarote), leave any valuables at your hotel and wear trainers. Also, if you’re thinking of booking, you’ll need to bring your driving license. The cars fit two people, and you can swap over half way so you both get to drive the buggy!
Learn about Lanzarote’s architectural genius César Manrique
There’s a name you’ll be hearing a lot of as you explore Lanzarote: César Manrique. He’s the architectural genius behind much of the island’s merging of nature and tourism. He saw the beauty of his island and wanted to preserve it for future generations.
He designed several of the island’s most popular attractions (including Jameos del Agua and Mirador del Rio ) and prevented big brands from destroying the island with high rise hotels. He’s the man responsible for the white, blue, green and black colour scheme you’ll become familiar with. His legacy really is everywhere!
So, what better place to start than with a trip to the César Manrique Foundation in Tahiche. It’s set inside his former home, where he lived for 20 years from 1968 to 1988. As with some of his other creations, there’s a synergy between the landscape and the architecture.
The downstairs is built around five natural volcanic bubbles linked by tunnels, with trees growing through the top! Even the swimming pool area is like nothing I’ve ever seen before!
As you explore the foundation there are videos and pieces of information, so you’ll leave having learned a lot about Lanzarote’s most famous resident.
Visit Papagayo Beach for stunning views
Before our trip to Lanzarote, I’d researched the island’s best beaches in as much detail as I could. Papagayo was one I knew I simply had to see with my own eyes. Located on the southwestern tip of the island, it’s a short drive from the popular resort areas of Playa Blanca and Marina Rubicon.
The main beach at Papagayo is located in a small cove with golden sand and impressive cliffs. Perched above are beach bars offering beautiful views. The water is calm and sheltered, and usually a vivid shade of turquoise.
You can wander the paths on the headland above, taking in the view from different angles. I loved the view as you looked back towards the beach, with the peaks of volcanoes visible behind!
Explore Lanzarote’s caves at Cueva de los Verdes
While Lanzarote is known for its volcanoes, it’s also home to some incredible natural caves, created by lava tubes. One of the best things to do in Lanzarote is go on a tour of Cueva de los Verdes . Created 22,000 years ago by a lava river that solidified on the top, this volcanic tube is 7km long.
You can only visit the cave on a 50-minute guided tour (in English and Spanish). You’ll get to explore 1km of the cave system, hearing the stories about how it was created, some special features, and how it was converted and preserved to create the amazing attraction you see today.
There are some extra special features inside, including a concert space (yes, there’s a small auditorium inside the cave!) and a special mirror that will definitely surprise you!
See nature and architecture meet at Jameos del Agua
You can’t visit Lanzarote and not experience some of the architectural brilliance of César Manrique. He seamlessly incorporated Lanzarote’s nature and geology with his unique style of architecture and design.
Jameos del Agua is one of his creations, and is located a few minutes from Cueva de los Verdes. Here, the volcanic lava tube has been incorporated into a magical destination with a beautiful pool, restaurant area, auditorium and more. It’s spectacular in its vision, with Manrique’s signature colour palette of white, blue, green and black all around.
Visit some of Lanzarote’s traditional villages
There’s a lovely cohesion to the architecture you’ll see in Lanzarote, with the majority being painted a bright white, with accents of blues and greens framing windows and doors. This is striking against the black volcanic rocks and sand, as well as the bright blue sky and turquoise waters.
I’d recommend visiting Punta Mujeres, Arrieta and Famara for a real flavour of local life. These small towns and villages are filled with white houses and contrasting blue and green doors. Life moves slowly, and is centred around the coast. Pick a restaurant right on the water and order a plate of fresh seafood. You won’t regret it! There are a few recommendations coming up in this post!
Shop for gifts and souvenirs at Haria Market
There are a few popular markets that take place each week in Lanzarote. Haria is a cute town, with a small centre and a few restaurants. It’s also where you’ll find César Manrique’s former home.
I’d recommend combining a visit to his home with a stop at Haria Market, which takes place on Saturdays from 10-2.30pm. When we visited there were around 20 stalls selling everything from cakes and cheese, to jewellery, paintings and clothing. There were plenty of locals queuing up for items of food too, so it’s not just for tourists.
If you’re looking for somewhere great to eat in Haria, I’d suggest lunch at La Puerta Verde . We had an amazing meal of steak and salad, all cooked and seasoned to perfection. It was one of the best meals we ate in Lanzarote!
See views of the Valley of a Thousand Palms
Another big reason to visit Haria is to take in the views of the Valley of a Thousand Palms. In reality, there aren’t 1000, but this is the greenest area of Lanzarote. While you’ll see the palm-filled oasis as you wander the town, some of the best views are from the LZ10 as you approach from the north.
See the natural pools in Punta Mujeres
I met a Lanzarote local in London just before our trip. She said she lived in Punta Mujeres and we simply had to visit. It’s a traditional fishing village, so not particularly touristy… which when you see it might surprise you!
It’s absolutely spectacular! The colours of the blues, turquoises and whites, the pretty coastline, the natural pools, the little bars… there’s so much to fall in love with here,
Along the coast are four natural swimming pools, enclosed and protected from the waves. They allow for safer swimming for families, or a quick dip to cool off on a hot day. Visit at high tide to really take in the magic of them!
See one of the most beautiful houses in Lanzarote
Punta Mujeres also happens to be home to one of the prettiest and most characterful houses on the island. Just look at these photos of Casa Carmelina! When can I move in?!
Covered in colourful plants, cacti and succulents, even the pots are adorable! It’s right by the water in an area where people tend to gather, either for the views or to visit popular food and drink spot, Bar La Piscina.
Enjoy a gourmet dinner in Lanzarote
If you’re someone who enjoys the finer things in life, you might be searching for the best restaurants in Lanzarote. Look no further! El Navarro in Costa Teguise is one of the top places to eat on the island, serving beautifully-presented dishes featuring numerous local ingredients.
Many of the dishes are twists on classics. I thoroughly enjoyed the pan-fried tuna fillet, which came with fried padrón peppers, caramelised onions, potatoes and black garlic ali oli. The Iberian cheek pork cooked in Rioja was indulgent and full of hearty Spanish flavours too.
We ate here on our final night and it rounded our trip off in style. We booked a few days before and managed to get a 9pm table. I’d recommend booking well in advance if you’re visiting the island during high season. It’s very popular and seating is limited to maintain high quality levels.
See the surfers in action in Famara
One of my favourite things about Lanzarote is how different all of the coasts are. Head to Playa de Famara on the west coast and you’re in for a treat!
This is the most famous surf beach in Lanzarote. Backed by huge cliffs and undulating sand dunes, the beach here is long and wide. Waves are suitable for all abilities, and if you’ve never tried surfing before, there are plenty of surf shops in the town offering lessons and board hire.
Famara town is lovely too, with a laid back and bohemian vibe. It’s popular with younger travellers, backpackers and surfers. Along the main street are surf shops, brunch spots and plenty of places to eat great seafood.
This is also another great place to visit for sunset.
Take in Lanzarote’s best panoramic views at Mirador del Rio
Wondering where to go for the best views in Lanzarote? It has to be Mirador del Rio – a panoramic viewpoint built into the rock face, with breath-taking views over Lanzarote and to La Graciosa island. At 400m high, you’ll see a lot of from here.
It also happens to be another of César Manrique’s creations, so the curvy architecture and cool interiors make the experience even more special.
As well as a few outdoor terraces for unobstructed views across the water, there’s a café inside the building. We grabbed coffees here and sat looking out at the views. It’s one of the best views from a café I’ve ever experienced! I’ve written a handy guide to visiting Mirador del Rio which I’d recommend reading before your visit.
Enjoy the Sunday buzz in Teguise
Teguise is the former capital of Lanzarote and is a very charming town. There’s quite a lot to see, with large squares, churches, shops, restaurants and more.
If you want to see the town at its liveliest, visit on a Sunday between 9am and 2pm when Teguise Market takes place. This isn’t a small market like in Haria, it’s large with lots of stalls, and a huge range of items for sale. You’ll find everything from cheap souvenir t-shirts to fine jewellery. There are several food stands too, but to be honest they didn’t look great unless you’re looking for a hot dog or an English breakfast!
After visiting the market, we went for lunch at the trendy Cantina Restaurant . Specialising in tapas style sharing plates, the food here was absolutely delicious! We loved the tuna carpaccio in particular, as well as the mushroom croquettes with truffle. The prices were a little higher than a standard tapas bar, but the quality was excellent.
Explore Lanzarote’s natural white beaches
I’ve mentioned a few of my favourite beaches on the island already… but here’s another! Did you know there’s a beach with white sand, blue sea and black volcanic rocks? Head to Playa Caleton Blanco on the island’s lesser-visited north coast and you’re in for a treat.
We visited just before sunset and were almost the only people there! It was so calm and beautiful.
Wander around the Cactus Garden
One of the top things to do in Lanzarote is to visit the famous Jardín de Cactus. There you’ll see 4,500 cacti, of 450 different species, from across five continents.
As it’s just a short drive from the coastal resorts in the south, and is a standard stop on coach tours, it gets extremely busy. I felt this took away from the enjoyment, as even on a Monday morning in December, it was swarming with tourists! It’s a cool spot to see for yourself, but if you didn’t make it there, you wouldn’t be missing much!
Dive to Europe’s only underwater museum
SCUBA divers will love exploring the Museo Atlántico – an underwater sculpture museum designed by Jason deCaires Taylor. There are over 300 life-size casts resting on the seabed close to Playa Blanca.
One of the most powerful views is of 35 figures walking towards a gateway in a 30-metre-long wall. The underwater museum has become part of the underwater environment, creating a large-scale artificial reef, which continues to attract more species of fish and sea creatures.
Road trip through the incredible scenery
I think this is one of the best islands in the world for a road trip! You’ll never get bored driving along black volcanic roads, with peaks and craters framing your view. Other than the bumpy track-style road to Papagayo, all the roads in Lanzarote were really good to drive on. Our favourite road was probably the route through La Geria (wine region). So epic!
Step inside César Manrique’s former home in Haria
If you’ve already visited the César Manrique Foundation, you’ll have gained a good background on Lanzarote’s nature-loving architect. A visit to the César Manrique House Museum in Haria shows you how his passions developed over the years, and where he worked in the final years of his life (before a tragic car accident in 1992).
The bathrooms were particularly cool in terms of their style and décor. I also really enjoyed seeing the separate studio where he painted, and the pool area shaded by palm trees.
Play dinosaur themed crazy golf
Who doesn’t love a game of crazy golf on holiday? We’re big fans of the game, seeking out courses wherever we are in the world! The Jurassic Kingdom course in Puerto del Carmen (on top of the shopping centre) was lots of fun. The holes were challenging enough that we didn’t race around it. Plus, the dinosaurs and special effects added to the entertainment!
Visit Pueblo Marinero in Costa Teguise
Many tourists choose to base themselves in Costa Teguise on the eastern coast of the island. The town is a proper holiday resort, with lots of bars, restaurants, cafes, accommodation of all types and a big sandy beach.
Tucked back a few streets from the beach you’ll find Pueblo Marinero – a small square co-designed by artist César Manrique to play homage to traditional Canarian architecture. There’s a bandstand in the centre, with several bars and restaurants around the outside. It’s a buzzy place in the evenings, and popular with tourists holidaying in the region.
Enjoy the flavours of Lanzarote
I’ve already mentioned a few of my favourite restaurants on the island, but here’s a quick recap plus a few extras!
La Puerte Verde in Haria – One of the best meals we had in Lanzarote. Don’t miss the tomato salad and the steak. Absolutely divine!
El Chiringuito in Arrieta – A great bar for mojitos! Very reasonable and right on the beach with a lovely view.
La Chalana in Puerto del Carmen – A local bar and restaurant in the old town of Puerto del Carmen. Lovely vibe and felt authentic. We just had drinks and a few tapas here. It was delicious and very reasonable.
La Cascada in Puerto del Carmen – We found it difficult to find really good restaurants in this town. There are so many tourist traps! We had a good meal at La Cascada though, which included garlic prawns and a very nicely-cooked steak.
El Amancer in Arrieta – A lovely seafood restaurant with friendly waiters and a lovely view over the water. Seafood doesn’t get much fresher than this!
Casa Torano in El Golfo – The ideal spot for a sunset drink on the west coast of the island.
Bogovante in El Golfo – We never made it here for food, but so many people recommended the seafood rice! It’s a special spot too, right on the water.
El Navarro in Costa Teguise – Fine-dining in a chic setting. Enjoy some of the best cooking on the island here! Book a table in advance as it gets busy!
Las Bajas in Famara – A great brunch / lunch spot in this cool surf town. Lots of vegetarian options too.
Restaurant El Diablo in Timanfaya National Park – While food quality isn’t great, the restaurant setting is pretty incredible! I’d recommend stopping here for a coffee and admiring the spectacular lunar landscapes through the glass. Read more about my experience in my El Diablo review .
I hope you’ve enjoyed reading my guide to the top things to do in Lanzarote. As you’ll see, we packed a lot into a week on the island! Have a great time, whatever you decide to do on your holiday.
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Brilliant review. We live here and you have pretty much covered everything we recommend to guests who stay with us. Possibly the only addition I would make is a visit to LagOmar in Nazaret. A stunning home set in the side of a volcano, which allegedly belonged very briefly to Omar Sharif. Not on the tourist trail as the coaches can’t get there! There is a lovely restaurant there or you can just stop for a drink in the cave bar. Concerts also take place, I think on a Tuesday
Absolutely amazing review written with passion and enthusiasm, pleasure to read all informations seems like I am already there…can’t wait for my holiday thank you so much for very helpful blog
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Travelling to Lanzarote: paradisiacal beaches , lava fields, volcanoes, inspiring cliffs , unique architecture… The island will provide you with an unforgettable vacation! But to make sure your trip to Lanzarote is a success , it’s best to have a few things in mind and be well prepared. On this page, we’ve put together all our Fuerteventura travel tips to help you make the right choices and find the trip that’s right for you: when, how, where…
This opinion is completely independent , based on our experiences. We visited the region anonymously, making our own choices and paying our bills in full.
The essentials for a successful trip to Lanzarote
If you don’t want to read the whole article, here’s a summary of our answers. But you’ll find more detailed information in each section below.
And let’s start with a beautiful photo to inspire you…
When to go and for how long Lanzarote’s temperatures are very pleasant all year round. High season for all vacation periods in Europe, even in winter when travelers are looking for a little sun and warmth. May, September and October are often excellent months to make the most of the island. We recommend a 10-day stay to discover the whole island.
Where to go in Fuerteventura Our favorite cities to stay are:
- Playa Blanca, south – see the accommodations rated places
- Puerto del Carmen, in the center – see accommodations rated places
The island isn’t very big, so you can stay in one place to explore everything.
A simplified map for orientation
Here’s a map to help you understand the essential, well-known features of Lanzarote:
- Places to stay: Playa Blanca, Puerto del Carme, Costa Teguise
- The capital Arrecife and the airport
- Famous places: Playa de Papagayo, Isla de la Graciosa, Timanfaya National Park, Jameos del Agua, Teguise, Cactus Garden
How to get around It may be tempting to stay in the hotels with their superb swimming pools and all amenities, but we recommend renting a car to discover the island’s magnificent landscapes. It’s really easy to drive – see the car offers on our favorite platform .
Our top 5 things to do We love many places on Lanzarote, it’s one of our favorite islands. Apart from discovering beautiful beaches, our top 3 are..:
- Take a boat tour from Puerto del Carmen to see the dolphins – see the availability of the tour we really liked .
- Visit the island of La Graciosa – book your round trip by boat
- Admire the landscapes of Timanfaya National Park – book a tour if you don’t drive
- Walking around Montana Cuervo volcano
- Discover the works of César Manrique – book a tour if you don’t drive
Not to worry A trip to Lanzarote is very easy: it’s not big, the roads are in good condition… Just remember to protect yourself from the sun and check the sea conditions before jumping in.
Tip 1. When to go to Lanzarote
Lanzarote is open all year round. It’s an island with very little rainfall, even in winter. So there’s a good chance you’ll enjoy sunny weather whatever the month.
Depending on what you’re looking for:
- For guaranteed, substantial heat: June to September
- For swimming: July to October
- For hiking and exploring: April, May, September and October
- For winter sun : December to March (but the sea water is much lower).
But here are a few things you should know:
- Crowd – The island is fairly large, with few towns. You’ll never get the impression of a huge crowd. The biggest tourist influx is during school vacations in European countries. The island also gets quite a few tourists in winter, as people seek out the sun!
- Weather – Temperatures become very high in summer, are very pleasant in the intervening months and are always pleasant in winter. You’ll be able to walk around in a t-shirt during the day in winter, but you’ll just need a jacket for the evenings.
- Wind – It’s hard to predict how much wind you’re going to get, and how it might affect your vacation. On the whole, there’s more wind in June and July (which is why the world windsurfing championships are held there at this time).
- Swimming – Summer is the best time to bathe in warm waters, once it has had time to warm up.
- There’s nothing special to see at certain seasons, as there’s little planting.
More details in our article on when to go to Lanzarote .
Tip 2. How long to stay
The island is not very big The drive from Playa Blanca in the south to Orzola in the north takes 1 hour 10 minutes.
- If you’re planning to enjoy the beach and the hotel, plan ahead.
- However, if you want to discover the island’s most iconic sites, 5 to 6 days is all you need.
- And if you want to see more of what the island has to offer, we recommend 10 days (see our recommended itineraries for 2 weeks ).
Here’s a map with the main driving times to give you an idea:
Tips 3 to 6. How to get to Lanzarote
3. where is lanzarote in which country.
Lanzarote is an island in the Canary Islands. It is part of political Europe, being a territory of Spain. In terms of geography, it lies to the east of the Canary Islands, not far from the Sahara coast of Africa.
As it’s an island, you can get there by plane or ferry.
4. Flights to Lanzarote
Lanzarote airport is on the east coast, south of the capital Arrecife and north of the large tourist town of Puerto del Carmen. Its code is ACE.
Direct flights from many major European cities: Paris, London, Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Madrid, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Zurich, Milan, Leeds… Ryanair offers many low-cost flights to Fuerteventura.
Discover flight options on Skyscanner
5. Ferry to Lanzarote
You can also reach Fuerteventura from the other Canary Islands or from Cadiz in mainland Spain.
See ferry schedules and availability
6. Visa and identity papers for Lanzarote
Lanzarote is part of Spain, and therefore within the Schengen area. If you are one of them, you don’t need a visa. Otherwise, you need a Schengen Visa.
For everyone, you need a valid ID to travel within the country, and also to take a plane or ferry.
Tips 7 to 10. Where to go in Lanzarote
7. where to stay in lanzarote.
There’s absolutely no better place to stay in Lanzarote. It all depends on what you’re looking for. Here are some of our recommendations and more tips in our article dedicated to the best places to stay in Lanzarote .
Puerto del Carmen
Puerto del Carmen is the most famous and largest of all Lanzarote’s seaside towns. It has everything you need: beaches, casino, shopping, fun activities, zoo, golf…. What’s more, the town is central enough to easily explore the whole island. The town is quite large. It takes a long time to get from the marina to the other end.
- See top-rated accommodations in Puerto del Carmen
- or read our article with our 15 favorite hotels
- and see the best things to do in Puerto del Carmen
Playa Blanca
Playa Blanca is our favorite destination. We really like the town’s atmosphere, its pretty beaches, its seafront promenade, its restaurants… It too offers plenty of activities, including a water park . On the other hand, it’s further south, which adds 30min to 45min to the journey when we explore the north.
- See top-rated accommodations in Playa Blanca
- or read our article with our 12 favorite hotels
- and see the best things to do in Playa Blanca
Costa Teguise
Costa Teguise was developed for tourism. So you’ll find very practical facilities and plenty of parking close to the beaches (which is not the case in other resorts). That’s a good thing! What we love about Costa Teguise is its relaxed atmosphere and the fact that it’s so conveniently located, with easy access to all Lanzarote’s attractions.
- See top-rated accommodations in Costa Teguise
- or read our article with our 11 favorite hotels
- and see the best things to do in Costa Teguise
The capital Arrecife is not really touristy.
8. Best hotels in Lanzarote
If the hotel is more important to you than the location, some of our favorite hotels are:
- 5 stars: We loved our stay at the Hotel Fariones in the heart of Puerto del Carmen, elegant and practical. – see prices, pictures and availability
- Boutique and Adults-only: We fell in love with Hotel La Calma in Playa Blanca (Calalanzarote) for its bright decor and peaceful ambience. – see prices, pictures and availability
- Families: The Mynd Yaiza hotel in Playa Blanca with its children’s pool, playrooms and small waterslides… lots of fun to be had! – see prices, pictures and availability
- Luxury villas with private pools We were won over by the villas at Hotel Villa Kamezi in Playa BLanca, its bar and restaurant. – see prices, pictures and availability
- Aparthotel We were won over by the peace and quiet of the Nazaret apartments in Costa Teguise. If you don’t want to eat out all the time, this is a great option! – see prices, pictures and availability
But we’ve tried plenty more, and we’re sharing our 12 favorites with you in this article .
9. Single or multiple units?
It takes 1h10 to drive from Playa Blanca in the south to Orzola in the north. So you can easily explore the whole island from a single hotel. But if you’re staying for more than a week, we like to split our stay between two places to enjoy two different atmospheres, and vary the restaurants.
10. Always check parking conditions
If you choose to stay in the heart of one of these towns or near one of their beaches, it can be difficult to find parking during the day. So be sure to check the parking conditions for your choice of hotels.
11 à 14. Getting around Lanzarote
Here are the 4 options for exploring the island of Lanzarote . Of course, if you’re staying in the hotel, all you have to do is take a cab or bus.
11. Rent a car
Our preferred option is to rent a car . Prices are reasonable for an island and driving is easy. A small car is sufficient, but you can take any size you like, as there are no narrow streets and parking spaces are fairly wide.
The platform we personally use (since we discovered them) is Discovercars . As soon as we decide on a destination and dates, we look at their offers and the types of cars available. After research, they often have the best offers for our needs. It is one of the highest rated comparison sites in the market.
See their current car rental offers in Lanzarote.
12. Excursions
From most hotels you can also find numerous excursions to explore certain parts of the island: Timanfaya Park, the attractions of César Manrique, volcanic formations… See all offers on our preferred platform: Getyourguide
If you’re not traveling too far from your hotel, you can also choose to visit a place by cab. In Lanzarote, you can take advantage of tourist offers to visit certain places (tour loops).
14. Public transport
There are buses connecting all the major towns in Fuertenventura. However, it will not be possible to get to more remote areas. See routes .
15 to 18 – Food and beverages
15. is tap water safe to drink in lanzarote.
Yes, you can drink tap water. There’s no danger. Just be aware that Lanzarote receives very little rain. So tap water comes from desalinated seawater. So it doesn’t taste the best, or the taste we’re used to. Most people drink bottled mineral water.
16. Type of food
Lanzarote is a tourist island, so you’ll find everything:
- Mediterranean cuisine, tapas
- Italian restaurants
- Indian restaurants
- Chinese restaurants
We were just put off by the small number of gourmet and bistronomic restaurants. But if there’s no demand… But we did find a few. Among other things, the Restaurant des Villas Kamezi was a superb experience.
See our selection of the best restaurants in Lanzarote.
17. Bread and water
Please note that the bread placed on the table is chargeable if you touch it. And water, even in carafes, is not free.
Tipping is not obligatory in Lanzarote. It’s a good idea to round up if you’re paying cash, or to leave a few euros if you’re really satisfied with the service. It’s a voluntary act, to reward quality.
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19. suitcase – what to take to lanzarote.
All year round, pack light summer clothes. And if you’re traveling during the winter months, add a small jacket for evenings or potentially cloudy days.
20. Sun protection
Beware, the sun can be brutal. Don’t take any risks, protect yourself with sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses.
21. Language
Lanzarote is in Spain. The language is Spanish. But as it’s a very touristy island, almost everyone speaks English. We also met a lot of teams who also spoke German and French. But few Italian- and Dutch-speaking encounters.
22. Power strip and adapter
In Spain, and therefore in Lanzarote, the plugs are 2 round holes (Type E which also work with a Type C). If it doesn’t match yours, consider bringing a plug adapter.
23 to 26 – Safety when travelling to Lanzarote
23. security.
The island of Lanzarote is quite safe. Nothing special to specify. Like all tourist destinations, there can be a certain amount of theft. Don’t leave anything visible in the car. See our article on safety .
24. Insurance
If you are a resident of the European Union, your national medical cover also applies. Don’t forget to ask for your European medical insurance card to make the process easier. If you are coming from outside the EU, remember to take out insurance.
25. What to do in an emergency
In Europe, 112 is the number for all emergencies: police, ambulance and fire. Operators on this number can speak several languages. This is the only number you need to keep in mind.
26. Using a VPN
As everywhere else, you run a risk when using shared wifi in hotels. We know, because we had a bad experience in a Paris hotel. We now systematically use a VPN to protect our data, especially banking data.
See what our favorite VPN has to offer .
Best things to do in Lanzarote
We’re going to share all our favorite places with you on this site . But here’s a quick summary of Lanzarote’s must-sees.
Enjoy the beaches
Lanzarote has a good choice of beaches:
- Sandy beaches in towns with all amenities
- The wild beaches of Papagayo with fine sand and clear waters
- The magnificent beaches of La Graciosa island , far from any construction work
- Famara beach with its impressive cliffs (ideal for sunsets)
- Northern beaches with shallow lagoons.
- We’re sure you’ll find what you’re looking for.
See our article on Lanzarote’s most beautiful beaches .
Admire the dolphins
We always love to take a boat trip, which gives us a different perspective on the scenery. You have many options in Lanzarote, but one of the most popular is dolphin watching . There’s no guarantee of finding dolphins, but you can still enjoy the beautiful views and a good swim. We were very lucky, as we were surrounded by lots of dolphins for a long time. See the tour we had chosen, and its availability .
Discover the volcanic landscape
If you love volcanic landscapes, you’ll love Lanzarote. The island is covered with large and small volcanoes of all shapes and colors, as well as lava rock formations. Fascinating! Here you can discover..:
- The famous Timanfaya National Park, with its mountains of fire – See tour options
- Lanzarote Volcanic Park with even more volcanoes and lava flows around Timanfaya. Among our favorite spots, we recommend a hike around Montana Cuervo or the volcanic bomb of Montana Colorada.
- Other lava-related rock formations: We love the basalt columns where lava meets the sea, as at Los Hervideos, and the lava tubes at Jameos del Agua and Cueva de Los Verdes.
Lanzarote’s landscapes are truly exceptional.
Visit the island of La Graciosa
The island of La Graciosa is a tiny volcanic pile to the north of Lanzarote with very few buildings. It’s a magnificent reserve with wonderful beaches In our opinion, this is one of the main excursions not to be missed on Lanzarote. Unlike Lanzarote, it is covered in golden-white sand. But there are also a few volcanoes. The colors are magnificent and you can enjoy a variety of landscapes: beaches, volcanoes and basalt columns. Even the ferry crossing is fascinating, with superb views of the Famara cliffs to the north of Lanzarote. To get there, we recommend
- the ferry from Orzola – reserve your seats
- a catamaran boat trip from Puerto del Carmen – see program and availability – and book!
Discover the works of César Manrique
Thanks to the singular vision of César Manrique, Lanzarote boasts unique places where architecture blends with nature. He left an indelible mark on Lanzarote thanks to his commitment to respecting the environment and integrating himself into it. See our article dedicated to the 8 places designed by César Manrique on Lanzarote. Thanks to him, hotels don’t take up too much visual space, white contrasts with nature, and his works offer unique experiences in the heart of nature. The main ones are :
- The cactus garden in a former quarry
- Jameos del Agua in a lava tube
- Mirador del Rio to admire the sea and the island of La Graciosa from a former military post
See tour options to discover his works .
Water sports activities
Lanzarote is famous for its water sports. So there are plenty of opportunities to learn to surf or windsurf on the various beaches in the area. If it’s an idea that’s been on your mind for a long time, go for it!
- Discover surfing – discover the joys of the board
- Diving – take your first dive!
- Trying to catch the wind on a windsurfer
- Parasailing – admire the island from the sky
Outdoor activities
The Lanzarote region is also ideal for off-the-beaten-track adventures and lunar landscapes. Take a bandana or other piece of cloth to cover your mouth, as a lot of dust will fly around you. But it’s great for getting your adrenalin pumping, having fun and discovering more remote corners of the island: desert hills and dry riverbeds. The options are:
- buggy or quad – see options and departure points
- eBike: see options
To drive a vehicle, you must be at least 18 years old, but young people can be passengers.
Discover more in museums
And for a bit of culture about the island’s history, its people and its products, we recommend visiting a few places:
- The old center of Teguise , the former capital of Lanzarote, with its beautiful church.
- The salt marshes, important to the island’s development and so photogenic!
- Museums dedicated to César Manrique
- Churches everywhere…
Going off the beaten track
Nothing is really secret on this arid land, but you can find small, not very touristy spots where you can enjoy nature and the island’s historic charm. For example:
- Picon valley and its strange formations
- The village of Tenesar and its red crabs
- Las Grietas slot canyon on the slopes of a volcano
See our article with 10 hidden gems off the beaten track .
Travelling to Lanzarote: FAQs
What is the time zone in lanzarote.
Lanzarote is at the same time as London, i.e. GMT.
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Lanzarote travel guide: Everything you need to know
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- UPDATED: 09/12/2023
You have probably landed on this Lanzarote travel guide because you are going to visit this beautiful island. You should feel lucky! Everyone who visits Lanzarote ends up falling in love and you are about to discover why. In this article, I have selected the best tips before traveling to Lanzarote, Canary Islands. In this way, it will be easier for you to plan your trip.
Lanzarote, one of the most beautiful islands in the Canary Islands, stands out for its numerous volcanoes, which you can admire by visiting Timanfaya National Park. However, Lanzarote has much more. Incredible beaches of golden and black sand, mountainous massifs, charming towns, amazing viewpoints that will amaze you and, of course, all the works of César Manrique.
Below, you will find tourist information about Lanzarote: the best time to visit, how much time to spend, how to get around the island, what to see, the best day tours, where to stay and other Lanzarote tips. I hope it helps you plan your trip to Lanzarote. Let's start!
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Best time to visit lanzarote.
Lanzarote is a good destination to visit year round. Maximum temperatures range between 20°C and 28°C. Therefore, no matter what time of year you visit, you can always enjoy a pleasant time.
As for the high and low season on the island, you should know that during the winter months (especially December and January), along with July and August, there are more visitors in Lanzarote. During these months there are more people and prices are higher. The low season is in April, May, June, September and October.
If you want to travel to Lanzarote at the best time, I recommend choosing traveling in September or October. You’ll be traveling in low season, therefore, prices will be lower and you will be able to enjoy the tourist attractions in Lanzarote with much more peace of mind. Also, in September there is less wind in Lanzarote than July or August. Finally, the days are still long and with very pleasant temperatures.
The month of November, along with April, May and June, are also a good months to visit Lanzarote.
How to get to Lanzarote, Canary Islands
The most common way to visit Lanzarote is by taking a flight. If you are already in the Canary Islands or if you are going to bring your own vehicle from mainland Spain, you may be interested in taking a ferry to Lanzarote. Below we’ll review the different options.
Flights to Lanzarote
There are direct flights to Lanzarote from different cities in Spain: Oviedo, Seville, Valencia, Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga, Bilbao, Santiago de Compostela, Gran Canaria, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, etc. There are several companies that offer these routes but Ryanair is the one that offers the most affordable flights to Lanzarote.
I recommend searching for your flights to Lanzarote on Skyscanner , a platform that I always use to compare flights. Once you find the best flight, I advise you to always buy it through the airline’s website.
Travel to Lanzarote on a ferry
If you are interested in getting to Lanzarote by ferry, I recommend you look for the best price on Ferryhopper , a platform that offers routes for different ferry companies.
It is a good alternative if you are already on another Canary Island, such as Gran Canaria or Fuerteventura, and want to continue your trip through Lanzarote.
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How long you should travel to Lanzarote for
The 845.9 km² of space in Lanzarote is full of incredible places which will require your time to discover them all. In my case, I spent a week in Lanzarote, which seems like a good number of days to get a good first impression of the island. Although if you have more time in Lanzarote, even better!
A one-week trip to Lanzarote is very good to get to know the island; however, if you have fewer days, don’t worry. You can still make a good route through Lanzarote for 4 days or so. You will only have to reduce the number of places to visit or increase the pace of your trip.
Places to add to your Lanzarote travel guide
As I just mentioned, there are many places to visit in Lanzarote . The island draws attention for its deserted and volcanic landscapes. Timanfaya National Park is on of Lanzarote’s main tourist attraction.
Another reason why Lanzarote is worth visiting is because it hosts incredible beaches, charming towns, surprising viewpoints and the works of César Manrique, scattered throughout the island. In addition, the free and wild atmosphere that the island offers will completely captivate you.
Best beaches in Lanzarote
Let’s start with the best beaches in Lanzarote. During your vacation on the island, you cannot miss Famara Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen, and the beautiful Papagayo Beach, ideal for swimming.
Other beaches that I recommend visiting are Caletón Blanco, El Jablillo, Mujeres Beach, Janubio Beach and Montaña Bermeja Beach. These last two are black-sand beaches.
Beautiful towns in Lanzarote
As for towns in Lanzarote, I recommend visiting Caleta de Famara, Teguise, Haría, Arrieta and El Golfo, where I recommend eating fresh fish by the sea. You can also take a walk through Arrecife, the capital of Lanzarote. Here I recommend taking a walk through Charco de San Ginés.
Other places to visit
Other essential places to visit in Lanzarote are Risco de Famara Viewpoint, the famous crevasses, Los Charcones, Caldera Blanca, Del Río Viewpoint, Jameos del Agua, Cueva de los Verdes, Cactus Garden, Cuervo Volcano, Charco de los Clicos, Los Hervideros, Janubio Salt Flats, Lagomar Museum, hiking up the Black Mountain, La Geria Winery, the César Manrique Foundation and the Colorada Mountain.
La Graciosa
Something else that I recommend doing if you are going to travel to Lanzarote is taking a day trip to La Graciosa. You can book an organized tour or go on your own. In my article on how to get to La Graciosa , I give you all the info and tell you what to do on this island.
How to save some money on your trip to Lanzarote
If you want to save money during your trip to Lanzarote (Canary Islands), you may be interested in buying one of the Lanzarote tourist passes .
They have vouchers for 3, 4 or 6 centers, among which you will choose several of the following attractions in Lanzarote:
- Timanfaya National Park (€12 without pass).
- Cueva de los Verdes (€10 without pass).
- Jameos del Agua (€10 without pass).
- Cactus Garden (€6.50 without pass).
- Mirador del Río (€5 without pass).
- Castillo de San José (€4 without pass).
The 3 center pass costs €23.50, the 4 center pass costs €29 and, finally, the 6 center pass costs €35.
As you can see, if you are going to visit several of these places in Lanzarote, it is advisable to buy one of the passes to save some money during your trip.
How to get around in Lanzarote
The best way to get around the island is by car, therefore, I recommend renting a car in Lanzarote. If it is not an option, you can use public transport but you will be quite limited. You can also choose to do private transfers. You can book them in advance here .
Car rental in Lanzarote
If you are planning on renting a car in Lanzarote, I recommend doing so through Cicar or Cabrera Medina (they belong to the same company). It is a local business and they offer very good service. Unlike other companies, they do not ask for a security deposit, the rental includes comprehensive insurance and the prices are very good.
It is possible, especially if you travel in high season or if you are looking at it with little time in advance, that there are no cars available for your trip in these companies. If so, I recommend looking for a car rental in Lanzarote at Discover Cars .
Some roads on the island are dirt roads, such as the one that goes to Papagayo beaches, in the south of Lanzarote. The rest, for the most part, are paved. Therefore, you can choose any type of vehicle but if you want to be even more safe, it is not a bad idea to rent a 4×4 vehicle for your visit to Lanzarote, Canary Islands.
Visit Lanzarote in public transportation
If renting a car is not an option, you can use the island’s public transport. We used the bus the first days of the trip to go from the airport to Arrecife and from Arrecife to Órzola (to get on the ferry to La Graciosa) and it went well. However, the schedules are quite limited if you are going to use the buses to visit the island.
On the Intercity Transport website , you can check the routes and schedules. If you are going to use the bus (or guaguas, as they say in the Canary Islands) to move around the island, I recommend staying in Arrecife, since most bus routes depart from the capital.
I repeat, it is not the best option to move around Lanzarote since you will be very limited. However, if you have no other option, you can combine taking the bus with booking private transportation services and organized tours. Below I review some of the best tours in Lanzarote.
Best tours in Lanzarote
Another great option if you are not going to rent a car on your trip to Lanzarote is to book organized tours. Below you can see the best tours in this Lanzarote travel guide.
– La Graciosa day trip . After arriving in La Graciosa by ferry and strolling through Caleta de Sebo, you will cruise along the coast on a sailboat. The tour includes a stop at one of the best beaches on the island and equipment for water activities. Food and open bar drinks are also included. You will be picked up at your hotel on the island.
– North of Lanzarote Trip . Thanks to this tour you will be able to visit Jameos del Agua and the Monumento al Campesino, works by the famous artist César Manrique. You will also visit Cueva de los Verdes, one of the natural wonders on the island. You’ll be picked up at the hotel.
– Excursion to Timanfaya and the Jameos del Agua . If you book this tour, you will be able to visit Timanfaya National Park and Jameos del Agua, two of the essential places to see in Lanzarote, Canary Islands. You will also make a stop at Charco de los Clicos and La Geria, apart from passing through the Valley of a Thousand Palms. Hotel pick-up is made from various points on the island.
– Cesar Manrique Tour of Lanzarote . If you are interested in visiting all the works of César Manrique left on the island, you will love this tour. Thanks to it, you can visit the Monument el Campesino, Del Río Viewpoint, Jameos del Agua, the Cactus Garden and the César Manrique Foundation. Hotel pick-up is made from various points on the island.
Where to stay in Lanzarote
As far as hotels in Lanzarote, my advice is to stay in a central area of the island. This way, you will be able to vist all corners quickly and you will not have switch hotels during your stay.
We stayed in Costa Teguise, a coastal town not far from Arrecife, and we were very comfortable. Specifically, at Conylanza Golf and Mar Suites , some apartments located in a very quiet area of this town. I recommend it! You can see more hotels in Costa Teguise here .
Caleta de Famara is a little further north but the atmosphere and surroundings of this town are charming. Therefore, it is also a great option to stay in Lanzarote. You can check the available hotels in Famara here . I recommend the Dunas de Famara apartment .
If you want to be close to the best beaches in Lanzarote, then I recommend staying in Playa Blanca, in the south. If you decide on this area, take a look at Jardines del Sol By Diamond Resorts aparthotel . Check the rest of the available hotels in Playa Blanca here .
If you still have doubts about accommodation on the island, I recommend you read my guide on where to stay in Lanzarote .
More Lanzarote tips
Below, you can see other tips in this Lanzarote travel guide.
– Travel insurance for Lanzarote:
Even if you have medical coverage in Lanzarote, travel insurance covers other things such as luggage or transportation delays. If you want to travel to Lanzarote with all the peace of mind possible, I recommend Heymondo travel insurance. I can offer you 5% discount .
– What to take with you to Lanzarote:
You may be wondering what clothing to pack for your trip to Lanzarote. Temperatures are usually warm throughout the year but, especially in the winter months, it can get quite cool. For this reason, I always recommend bringing at least one jacket and some long pants. As for footwear, I recommend wearing sports shoes and flip-flops with good grip.
– Traditional food:
Be sure to eat fresh fish, papas arrugadas with mojo , Canarian gofio, island cheeses… Don’t forget to try the local wine!
Map to travel to Lanzarote
In the following map, you can find the different places mentioned in this Lanzarote travel guide, areas to stay and our apartment.
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British baby killed in Lanzarote crash that also injured their family
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A baby killed in a crash in Lanzarote was a British national, officials have said, while members of the infant’s family were also injured.
The five-month-old, whose gender and name have not yet been released, died after a car mounted a pavement hitting pedestrians on a street in Playa Blanca on the Canary island on Monday evening.
Authorities on the island have now confirmed the youngster was a British national, while the baby’s father and grandmother were also seriously injured.
Four Brits in total were injured in the smash, while two women from Sweden – a mother and daughter – were also hurt.
The vehicle mounted the pavement near the Hotel Flamingo in the resort of Playa Blanca on Lanzarote in the Canary Islands at 6.22pm local time.
Police, paramedics and an air ambulance were sent to the scene, and it’s understood that the driver of the car told police she’d suffered a steering problem.
A full police investigation is now underway – and there is nothing at this stage pointing to it being investigated as a terror incident.
Local reports suggest some of the victims are British tourists, but local police have not yet confirmed their nationalities.
The mayor of Yaiza, the municipality which contains Playa Blanca, confirmed the six injured people were still in hospital and added: ‘We hope they all recover.’
He said: ‘I am going to declare two days of mourning and tomorrow at midday a minute’s silence will be held at the doors of the town hall.
‘The British family were walking along the pavement in a correct and normal way when they were mown down by a vehicle that was totally out of control.
‘The moments that followed were very delicate and very traumatic.’
A spokesman for a local emergency response centre said two women with multiple serious injuries were taken to Doctor Jose Molina Orosa Hospital in the island capital Arrecife.
Two other women with several moderate-level injuries were taken to the same hospital along with two men who had injuries to their lower limbs.
The statement continued: ‘Seven land ambulances were sent to the scene and an air ambulance was also mobilised because of the seriousness of the incident along with a doctor and nurse from Playa Blanca Health Centre.
‘The first 999 calls that came in were about an incident in which a car had run over several people in Archipielago Avenue on the corner of Lanzarote Street.
‘The medicalised air ambulance was sent to Lanzarote Airport because it was anticipated one of the most seriously injured women was going to be transferred to a hospital in Gran Canaria.’
A statement from Yaiza Town Hall said: ‘Yaiza Town Hall expresses its solidarity with the victims and their families after a number of people were run over in Playa Blanca.
‘Our total respect for the ongoing investigation by the authorities and our gratitude to the security forces and emergency responders involving in dealing with this tragic incident.’
Playa Blanca is the southernmost town in Lanzarote, about a 40-minute drive from the island’s airport.
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