Things to Do in Lanzarote

1. Things to Do in Lanzarote

2. Caving and Hiking The most gripping cave systems and lava tunnels are in Lanzarote. Set northeast is the mesmerizing Cueva de Los Verdes. It features a concert hall and multicolored lava formations sparkling under the light. Further to the coast is Jameos del Agua where local artist Cesar Manrique successfully put his magical imagination to reality, creating an auditorium, bar, and swimming pool, all underground. The island’s lunar landscapes and hike trails are as intriguing as its artistic caves. Its terrain traverse barren geologic formations of colorful volcanic rocks. Start with the various tracks in Timanfaya National Park or follow a rewarding trail in Femes to Papagayo, leading towards the famous beach.

3. Exploring Landscapes and Seascapes The land and seascapes here are unlike any other. Marvel at the moon-like surface, as well as the endemic flora and fauna in Timanfaya National Park while at the back of a camel. But if a little walking is not a problem, don’t miss the fascinating volcanic experiments at the Fire Mountains or the fantastic views of a natural lava environment in Mirador del Rio. Equally breathtaking are the bizarre-shaped seascapes of the island. To see huge waves trying to breakdown formidable cliffs, head to Los Hervideros. For a spectacular view of a green lagoon cradled by a volcanic crater which eroded into the sea, visit Lago Verde and El Golfo.

4. Beach Hopping and Water Sports The beaches in Lanzarote range from pure white or golden fine to pitch black volcanic sand. Aside from perfect spots to unwind and relax, its rich turquoise waters and exciting waves offer endless choices for water sports. With the waters frequented by Atlantic waves, windsurfing schools are conveniently located in Costa Teguise, Playa Blanca, Tias and La Santa. For those with a penchant for sailing, flock at Marina Rubicon at Playa Blanca, and at Arrecife. Thrill seekers who love paragliding, windsurfing, and kite surfing could head to the shores of Famara Beach. For a surreal experience, venture into a 12-meter dive site in the only underwater museum in Europe, Museo Atlantico.

5. Cultural Trips Steeped in tradition and history, the island of Lanzarote is a great cultural adventure. Just step into popular museums like Casa Museo Cesar Manrique in Haria or the Pirate Museum in Teguise. While in town, bask in the serenity of old churches like Iglesia Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe. But for a different experience, witness Lucha Canaria, traditional Canarian wrestling. Complete culture-rich tours with the finest wines from the island’s vineyards from San Bartolome to Uga and Timanfaya. And when the night is high, chill at the hippest and coolest wining and dining establishments at Avenida de Las Playas in Puerto del Carmen, or at the stylish Marina Rubicon at Playa Blanca.

6. Family Fun The kids and kids at heart also have a myriad of entertainment options and things to do while on the island. Pretend like a cowboy for a day, interact with wild birds, dolphins, and other animals and have fun at the pool in Racho Texas Park. Meanwhile, plant lovers indulge at the large display of cacti in Jardin de Cactus. The amphitheatre-like landscape and the windmill in the distance make it a picture-perfect destination. Lastly, those with little kids delight at the pottery class, donkey rides, and more barn activities offered in Las Pardelas Park.

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