1. Tegise is the ancient capital of Lanzarote. Beautiful old town, with churches (especially worth noting the Temple of the Virgin …
Lanzarote is full of wonderful tourist places that can be found on the Internet. But what about the secret places that only locals …
(1) Timanfaya. Volcanoes National Park! Timanfaya is the second most visited National Spain out of fifteen existing (the first is …
(1) Timanfaya. Volcanoes National Park! It's Lanzarote's calling card!Timanfaya is the second most visited National Spain out of f …
The Canary Islands are made for walking! Especially an unusual place like Lanzarote! On the island, the only one among all the isl …
(1) The house-museum of Caesar Manrique and, at the same time, its master-museum in Aria. The house where the artist Cesar Manriqu …
The eruptions of the Timanfaya volcanoes, which occurred between 1730 and 1735, changed the course of Lanzarote and its landscape. …
Arrecife is the largest commercial and passenger port located in the southeastern part of Lanzarote and at the same time the capit …
In the Canary archipelago, Fuerteventura is the second largest after Tenerife. The island is only 90 km from the coast of Morocco. …
The rocks of Famara are about 10 million years old, they are the oldest rocks after the mountains of Los Ajaches in southern Lanza …
Civilization did not destroy Lanzarote, it tried to make friends with him. There are no banners on Lanzarote, locals build houses …
La Cororna is located in the north of Lanzarote. This majestic volcano erupted about 18 thousand years ago, and it formed a volcan …
(1) The headquarters of the cultural foundation of the artist Caesar Manrique in Taiche is the Caesar Manrique Foundation. This is …
Lanzarote has long been not just a tourist destination (the islanders are developing "ecological" tourism, a powerful impetus to t …
1) Campesino Monument is a monument to the peasants of Lanzarote and a whole architectural complex of snow-white color, among whic …
Lanzarote is an island with striking volcanic landscapes and cozy white settlements, an ideal starting point for exploring the Canary Islands. From the port of Arrecife to the ancient streets of Tegise, sea energy and creative atmosphere are combined here, which inspire long walks and photo shoots against the backdrop of unique nature.
Historical routes reveal other facets of Lanzarote: walks along Tegis with its churches and ancient layout, walks along the embankment of Arrecife and acquaintance with monuments like the Campesino Monument. The Cesar Manrique House Museum and Foundation will explore how local artists shaped the island, while museums and fishing villages retain the spirit of past eras and traditions.
The nature of Lanzarote is both harsh and enchanting: Timanfaya National Park with “lunar” lava fields, black volcanic plateaus and the top of the volcano La Corona create panoramas that you will not find anywhere else. The shores of El Golfo, the steep cliffs of Famara and the unique wine terraces of La Jeria demonstrate how people have learned to live in this unusual environment. Volcanic eruptions of 1730-1735 forever changed the landscape of the island and gave it a unique character.
Travel formats on the island are very flexible: from leisurely hiking routes and sunset trekking to car tours and programs for cruise guests. Tours in Russian are available and, for those who appreciate personal communication, tours are offered with a Russian-speaking guide ready to share local legends, secret locations and practical tips on the best observation decks.
Every walk in Lanzarote turns into a discovery - a hidden cove, an artist's workshop or a vineyard among the lava are remembered for a long time. Local guides help to make a route for your interests: a quiet walk, a busy excursion day or a photo tour. Book an excursion and go on a trip that will give live experiences and new stories about Lanzarote.
