Lanzarote

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Where the land becomes art

Lanzarote, where art and nature create a unique landscape

Lanzarote combines volcanic landscapes, golden-sand beaches, whitewashed villages and a distinctive relationship between art and nature. Timanfaya National Park, the coastlines of Papagayo and Famara, and César Manrique's legacy all help reveal the character of one of the most distinctive islands in the Canaries.

Average temperature: 21ºC

Coffee price: 1,40 €

Public transport: 1,50 € / Ticket

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Discover Lanzarote

An island shaped by volcanic landscapes, the Atlantic and the work of César Manrique. Discover some of the places that best represent its nature, beaches, villages and culture.

Timanfaya and the volcanic landscapes

Explore Timanfaya National Park and its vast lava fields, volcanic cones and ash-covered terrain. Nearby, the agricultural landscape of La Geria shows how grape growing has adapted to the volcanic soil, creating one of Lanzarote's most iconic inland scenes.

Papagayo, Famara and Lanzarote's coastline

In the south of Lanzarote, the beaches of Papagayo form a collection of small golden-sand coves beside crystal-clear waters. On the north-west coast, the long beach of Famara stretches out beneath the Riscos de Famara cliffs. Two very different landscapes that showcase the variety of the island's coastline.

Teguise, César Manrique and art in nature

Stroll through Teguise and discover one of Lanzarote's most important historic areas. César Manrique's work can be found throughout the island, from the César Manrique Foundation to spaces where architecture, volcanic landscape and vegetation blend in a distinctive way. This relationship between art and place is an integral part of Lanzarote's identity.

Explore Lanzarote at your own pace
Take the ferry to Lanzarote and bring your own vehicle to discover Timanfaya, its beaches, villages and volcanic landscapes with complete freedom.

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