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About Lanzarote |
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Located only 90 miles off the Africa coast and enjoying 40 years of tourism, Lanzarote has developed into one of the most popular all year round destinations. It continues to surprise first time visitors who come primarily attracted by the islands, mild climate and sandy beaches, captivated later by its dramatic scenery, picturesque villages and a unique style of its own.
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Having many faces, this canary island has diverse volcanic lunarscapes, breathtaking views, unspoilt beaches and natural phenomenon’‘s converted into tourist attractions by the late artist Cesar Manrique who was responsible for shaping the islands tourism policy of averting the high rise horrors of many other holiday destinations creating a unique 'pueblo' style.
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Offering an array of quiet hideaway coves, rugged natural beaches to the ever popular tourist zones where you can enjoy a cocktail watching the sunset over the mountains. For sports lovers, Lanzarote boasts an 18 hole golf course, an abundance of water sports, gyms and being home to the annual Iron Man Triathlon competition is the perfect location for experienced and novice cyclists with routes exploring the wine growing regions and volcanic area.
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Enjoy a leisurely stroll at the Sunday market in the old historic capital of Teguise steeped in tradition. You can barter for local produce, arts and crafts, or souvenirs accompanied by Canarian music in the church square reaching the cafes and tapas bars.
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For the night owls look no further! Nightclubs, discos, live music bars and casino are easily found in the main areas catering for all tastes and ages. Exploring the villages you may be surprised to find a local bar with Spanish guitar music.
With a wide spectrum of restaurants from spicy Indian to typical Spanish Bodegas you will never grow tired of the choices offered.
A pleasant mixture of old and new, tourists of all nationalities, locals playing 'boules', bars and restaurants head for the harbour where the Canarian hospitality extends a very warm welcome.
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