LANZAROTE
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EXPERIENCE LANZAROTE
Lanzarote is a unique island with striking volcanic landscapes, making it a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Known for its artistic and environmental harmony, Lanzarote offers visitors a chance to explore its surreal terrain while enjoying its vibrant arts scene and eco-friendly tourism.
NATURAL PLACES
Lanzarote’s volcanic origin is most evident in Timanfaya National Park, where visitors can explore lava fields, craters, and even experience geothermal demonstrations. The island’s coastline is equally stunning, with beaches like Papagayo offering calm, turquoise waters. Wildlife includes rare species such as the Canary Island shrew and the Egyptian vulture, as well as a variety of marine life, especially around the Chinijo Archipelago.
CULTURE
Lanzarote has a rich cultural scene, largely shaped by the influence of local artist César Manrique, whose works are integrated into the island’s landscapes. Visit the César Manrique Foundation to learn more about his contributions to Lanzarote’s artistic identity. The island also celebrates traditional Canarian festivals and boasts charming villages like Teguise, where you can explore the island’s history.
GASTRONOMY
Lanzarote is known for its volcanic wines, particularly the Malvasía variety, cultivated in the island’s unique volcanic soil. Traditional dishes include grilled fish, seafood paella, and “gofio,” a flour made from roasted grains that has been a staple in Canarian diets for centuries. Don’t forget to try Lanzarote’s specialty salt from Salinas de Janubio, used to flavor many local dishes.
ACTIVITIES TO DO
Lanzarote offers a variety of activities, from hiking in the volcanic landscape of Timanfaya to diving in the underwater Museo Atlántico, a unique underwater sculpture museum. Wine lovers can tour the La Geria wine region, known for its volcanic vineyards. For those seeking adventure, try surfing on Famara Beach or cycling through the scenic routes of the island.
