Tourist resorts
Costa Teguise
It is Lanzarote’s best planned tourist city in terms of urban development, resulting in wide avenues, vast public spaces and facilities, and a relaxed atmosphere. The city wraps around a three-mile stretch of beaches.
Playa Blanca
The small fishing town of Playa Blanca has been transformed into Lanzarote’s flagship tourist destination. These five miles of [...]
Chinijo Archipelago, just over one nautical mile northwest of Lanzarote, is a protected natural area, rich in marine biodiversity, comprising the islands of La Graciosa, Montaña Clara, Alegranza and Iroquois of the East and West.
Agricultural land and livestock, their villages have a rustic charm carved over the centuries. Its rugged terrain due to the effects of volcanic eruptions in 1730 in the nearby Mountain of Fire.
Much of the territory of Yaiza is protected by natural excellence: the Natural Monument of Los Ajaches and Timanfaya National Park. Other highlights are The Salinas de Janubio, the fishing village of El Golfo and La Geria.
San Bartolomé is the center of the island. The rural settlement of the islet, located in the vicinity of the Timanfaya lava flows, is one of the most attractive areas in the vicinity of the work of Cesar Manrique, Monumento al Campesino.
La Villa de Teguise is one of the few urban fabric of the island to retain its architectural structure. Its old cobbled pedestrian gives a rustic look that matches your leisurely day.