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The island of Lanzarote has, away from the nightlife strips, incredible natural beauty. Often compared to the landscape of Mars, the dramatic black lava fields, towering red cliffs and spent volcanic cones make for an altogether surreal experience. Its climate is as unique as its topography, with temperatures rarely dropping below 18 degrees, and rarely topping 25, making Lanzarote holidays a s
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Getting Around
Lanzarote is easy to navigate with a range of transport readily available. The public buses are a cheap way for visitors to explore the island, most holiday makers tend to use taxis and hire cars as it offers extra flexibility during your stay.
Hiring a car is cheap, easy and highly recommended. The island’s main roads are easy to navigate and well looked after; the smaller roads can be more of a challenge. Driving is on the left.
Must-Dos
Lanzarote holidays are ideal for watersports, art and nature lovers, and those that just love to flop on the beach. Here are some of our favourite things to do on the island.
Marina Rubicon, the glamorous marina, is home to a plethora of boutiques, bars, eateries and luxury yachts. Plan on an afternoon of shopping, eating good food and watching the world go by.
Good waves, great beaches and strong Atlantic winds make Lanzarote holidays a top choice for watersports. There are many centres catering for every level from beginners to experts.
César Manrique was an artist and architect born in Lanzarote. You’ll find his works all over the island, and it’s well worth taking the time to explore them.
With 213km of coastline, Lanzarote has plenty of beaches. Head out of the resorts and you won’t find it hard to grab a large slide of sand all to yourself.
Formerly administered by Lanzarote, La Graciosa is now the eighth Canary Island. Visit here for tranquillity - beaches are silent and unexplored, and there are no roads.
Foodie Fun
El Navarro is consistently rated as one of the best restaurants in Costa Teguise. Books up fast so call in advance.
Bistro Arbol is one of few options on the island that serves an entirely vegan menu, Arbol creates tasty plant-based dishes using the freshest ingredients.
Located in Timanfaya Park, El Diablo offers a panoramic 360° degree view of the surrounding area, and meat is barbecued over the rising heat of the volcano.
You’ll come across a lot of seafood restaurants in Lanzarote, but El Marinero in Arrieta is outstanding. Elegantly presented and divinely tasty.
La Cocina de Colacho offers outstanding, top quality food and friendly, attentive service that keeps guests coming back for more. One of the best restaurants on the island.
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