





This sandy beach is situated just off the boardwalk close to many restaurants and shops. Lay out in a sunbed and enjoy Teguise’s blue waters.
Known for its calm, shallow waters and golden sand, this cove is a great spot to relax or to try your hand at snorkeling.
Explore everything that this touristic hot spot has to offer, including an array of spectacular beaches, shops, and many restaurants serving up local favorites.
One of Lanzarote’s oldest and best-preserved villages, Teguise features a charming historic quarter, dotted with traditional white houses and outdoor terraces.
Timanfaya National Park offers a captivating landscape renowned for its surreal, otherworldly beauty. Make sure to visit the ''Fire Mountains'', a unique spectacle of red craters, lava flows, and moon-like landscapes created by previous volcanic eruptions.
This captivating space was built by Lanzarote native, Cesar Manrique. The foundation unifies the area’s natural beauty, volcanic landscapes, and modern architecture.
One of artist Cesar Manrique’s most impressive architectural works, the Mirador del Río boasts some of the most spectacular views of La Graciosa.
Jameos del Agua is a truly unique art, culture, and tourism center, created by Spanish artist and sculptor César Manrique. This awe-inspiring natural space is created inside a volcanic tunnel with winding caverns featuring an underground concert hall, restaurant, and salt lake.