Is a must-see, a National Park full of craters, a hotspot, perfectly visible during the visit.
Places to see
Jameos del Agua
Know the art of Cesar Manrique with this place as the main artwork in the island.
Cueva de los verdes
Volcanic cave originated from Volcan de la Corona.
Mirador del Rio
Probably the best ocean views in the island overlooking to La Graciosa island.
Cactus garden
A cactus garden with more than 4.000 cacti and 450 different species from all around the world.
Lava coast
Beautiful ocean drive along the west-south coast, ‘EL Golfo’, ‘Los Hervideros’ and Janubio’s Salt flats’ as places to see.
Camel museum
Animal icon, they belong to Lanzarote’s history with his help to develop the construction and agriculture side.
Cesar Manrique foundation
Cesar Manrique former house built in a lava flow, nowadays is a museum.
Monumento al Campesino
Restaurant built in a volcanic bubble which offers local food, there’s an artisan plaza with workshops.
Castillo de San Jose
A former fort to defend the city, now is a paintings and sculptures museum with a nice restaurant at the bottom.
North-West shore
The wildest side in the island, waves for surfers and a good gastronomy.
Farming
Some of the agriculture products, volcanic ashes are used to help to retain the humidity.
La Graciosa
A jewel in the Canaries, locate on top of Lanzarote connected daily by ferry.
Volcanic walks
Out of the National Park and with the same lanscape is possible to enjoy trekings among the volcanoes.
Lava arquitecture
Located at Timanfaya National Park, the devil restaurant and the natural oven are a nice example about a lava stone arquitecture.