Lanzarote
Is the most northerly Island in the canary island chain. the island is a volcanic island with over 360 craters and 1 still active volcano. Lanzarote is the preferred winter destination for tourists but still remains one of the last island where you can still enjoy that solitude and wilderness as well as the hustle and bustle of a main island resort. Here on the island you can enjoy countless sandy beaches all over the island some more hidden than others?
Food
Here in Lanzarote you can find many different restaurants catering for all and any needs. The food is good and the price is better, You can choose between traditional Spanish and canarian food or visit some fantastic steak houses, there are also British, Italian Japanese, Chinese, German, Swedish, and Norwegian restaurants for you to visit.
We have an extremely fantastic local knowledge and can point you in the direction of some fantastic eateries also providing some discount into the bargain.
Activities
You will never get bored on a visit to Lanzarote with more things to do than you could imagine for the size of our Island, sample some Diving, underwater safari in a submarine, Sport fishing, quad bike tours, walking in a volcano, jet ski, snorkeling, para sailing, tennis, golf, shopping but most of all to take advantage of the perfect surfing and stand up paddle board tours
Attractions
This place is really worth a visit. Here you can witness the destruction of the range of volcanoes which took place in the early 1700, You get to see a really unique landscape and rare plants that inhabit this region of the island.
Watch your guide throw water deep into the volcanic crust creating a geyser of hot steam, or sit in the volcano top restaurant and enjoy some food cooked on the thermal heat of the volcano.
Recommended time: 2 hours
Opening hours: Daily from 9am to 6pm.
Final volcano tour: 5pm.
Bar Cafe: 9am to 5pm
Restaurant: 12pm to 3:30pm
Telephone: 928.173.789
This part of the volcanic tube formed over 3000 years ago is where the local people hid from pirates and marauders to escape the slave trade. The last family to live in this section where called the greens so hence the name the greens cave. The volcanic tube is over 6 km long eventually connecting to Jameos del Agua but from this point you will explore only 2 km including a visit to the underground concert hall and the secret of Lanzarote. A visit to this attraction is a must.
Recommended time: 1 hour
Opening hours: Daily from 10am to 6pm
Telephone: 928.848.484
Los Jameos del Agua, like La Cueva de los Verdes, are located inside the volcanic tunnel created by the eruption of La Corona Volcano. Los Jameos del Agua are located in the section of the tunnel that is closest to the shore.
They owe their name to the existence of an internal lake which constitutes a unique geological formation. It originates from filtration through the rock which lays below sea-level.
Recommended time: 2 hours
Daytime opening hours: Daily from 10am to 6:30pm
Evening opening hours: Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from 7:30pm to 2:00am
Bar and Cafe: 10:00am to 6:30pm
Telephone: 928.848.020
THERE ARE SO MANY MORE FANTASTIC ATTRACTIONS TO VISIT WHICH WE WILL INFORM YOU OF WHEN YOU VISIT US.
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