Explore stunning Lanzarote during your stay
Marvel at the breathtaking scenic landscapes and experience everything that this amazing island has to offer.
- Please note that Radisson Blu Resort, Lanzarote is an adults-only resort (ages 16 and over).
Experiences that awaken all of senses at Radisson Blu Resort, Lanzarote
Get to know the incredible landscapes and volcanic natures of Lanzarote with numerous excursions at Radisson Blu Resort, Lanzarote. From diving and snorkeling to surfing and windsurfing lessons, water sports enthusiasts can enjoy a variety of water sports in Lanzarote. Try a sailing experience or a catamaran tour to take in your beautiful surroundings or play into your adventurous side at the underwater Atlantic Museum. In the north of Lanzarote, visit the small neighboring island La Graciosa, where you can explore the island with a guided half-day tour.
Exciting adventures in Lanzarote
Golf
Lanzarote has two 18-hole golf courses—one is just a 5-minute car ride from the resort. Enjoy their impressive scenery with Atlantic views as well as the ideal climate for year-round golfing. Whether you're an advanced golfer or a beginner, you'll be able to enjoy the varying difficulty of the golf courses.
Hiking trails
Get to know Lanzarote by hiking through a variety of scenic, captivating trails. Hiking or walking the trails is a fun, active way to go sightseeing around the island. The Lanzarote Volcano Route is one of the most famous trails, giving you the chance to see the magnitude and beauty of the island's volcanoes.
Cycling
Mountain bikers, road runners, and cycle tourists can enjoy great conditions all year long. We offer bike rentals and can help you pick the best routes and tours. Just next to the resort, you'll find an idyllic traffic and incline-free bike route, passing through Costa Teguise, Arrecife, and Puerto del Carmen.
Surfing
Lanzarote, known as the "European Hawaii," offers incredible surf conditions suitable for surfers of all levels. With a range of surf spots, the island provides great wave options throughout the year, ensuring surfers have good opportunities regardless of swell, wind, and tide conditions.
Stargazing
Did you know that the clear night sky, amazing stars, and meteor showers attract many visitors to the Canary Islands? Stargaze from the highest peak of Lanzarote without any light interference. Watch the sky, stars, and the milky way. Discover asteroids, and catch a glimpse of Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn.
Sailing
Choose from a selection of sailboats or yachts and enjoy the crystal-clear waters of Lanzarote. Sail to the Papagayo beaches or explore the gems of the archipelago, including La Isla de Lobos or La Graciosa. Discover diverse marine life such as whales or dolphins and appreciate the island's picturesque sunsets from the water.
Diving & Snorkeling
Experience picturesque diving and snorkeling spots in the crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Lanzarote offers some of the best locations, including Costa Teguise, Mala, Playa Blanca, and Puerto del Carmen. Discover the Underwater Museum Atlántico, providing a unique and captivating underwater experience.
Windsurfing & Kitesurfing
Las Cucharas Beach in Costa Teguise is the busiest spot for windsurfing and hosts the PWA World Windsurfing Championship trials. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced windsurfer, you'll discover a range of courses tailored to different levels. Equipment rental is available if you prefer to travel light.
Paragliding
The Canary Islands offer optimal weather conditions for tandem paragliding. soar through the skies and enjoy breathtaking views of the island's stunning landscapes from above.
Aloe vera plantation
Discover everything about Aloe vera in Lanzarote—from its history and cultivation to its medicinal properties. See and learn first hand about the curiosities of this ancient plant. To top off your visit, take part in a workshop to learn about all the different applications of Aloe vera.
La Geria Vineyard
Visit La Geria Vineyard and sample local wine. The island's climate and soil lend to the creation of wine with flavors as distinctive as Lanzarote itself. You'll find white, red, and rosé wines to sample. However, there is one specific grape variety that stands out above the rest, the volcanic Malvasía.
César Manrique's heritage
Immerse yourself in the artwork of César Manrique by visiting renowned sites such as Jameos del Agua, the Cesar Manrique Foundation, the Museo de Campesino, the Mirador del Rio, the Cactus Garden, and his unique Wind Toys. Prepare to be captivated by the enduring creative legacy of this extraordinary artist.
Artesanal workshops at La Casa-Museo del Campesino
Discover an authentic and enriching experience that highlights the island's cultural heritage. The artisans located in la Plaza de los Artesanos are dedicated to preserving and promoting authentic local craftsmanship. They offer workshops where visitors can immerse themselves in traditional techniques. These workshops provide an opportunity to learn and participate in activities such as braiding and millinery, leatherwork, cochineal dyeing, gofio and mojo, and more.
