WHAT TO VISIT IN LANZAROTE?
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Timanfaya National Park
Take a bus trip around the volcanoes and craters formed from Lanzarote’s explosive past. This is a must-visit.
Rancho Texas
Popular animal park close to Puerto del Carmen with great displays and evening entertainment.
El Golfo
The green lagoon at Playa del Charco de los Clicos is one to see with your own eyes.
Jameos del Aqua
Created by Cesar Manrique from the lava rocks, this has a huge auditorium, lake with albino crabs and swimming pool. This is a must-visit.
Los Hervideros
Feel the force of the ocean around Lanzarote especially at high tide or a stormy day.
Pirate Museum
Located inside Fortress Santa Barbara, near Villa de Teguise, this is for adults and children.
Mirador del Rio
Breathtaking viewpoint overlooking the nearby island of La Graciosa created by Cesar Manrique.
Cactus Garden
An entire peaceful garden filled with hundreds of different types of cacti.
Cueva de los Verdes (Green Caves)
Go inside one of the lava tubes that were created during the volcanic explosions, Cueva de los Verdes (Green Caves).
La Geria (Wine Tasting)
Take a tour of Lanzarote’s unique wine-growing area then sample some of the wines produced on the island.
Museo Atlantico
Created by Jason de Caires Taylor it features 400 underwater sculptures near the Marina Rubicon, Playa Blanca.
Teguise Market
Lanzarote’s largest market takes place every Sunday and has hundreds of stalls with souvenirs, clothes, local food and the usual fake bags and watches. Don’t forget to haggle!
