The island of Lanzarote includes the Timanfaya National Park with its 51 km² of volcanoes, the Papagayo beaches with turquoise waters and Famara beach bordered by cliffs. The volcanic caves of Cueva de los Verdes and Jameos del Agua reveal the island's geology. The La Geria vineyard, cultivated in volcanic ash, is adjacent to the Cactus Garden with its 1000 species. Museums include the César Manrique Foundation and the underwater Museo Atlántico.
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Timanfaya National ParkProtected area of black volcanic rocks where over 25 craters align in a mineral landscape created by six years of successive eruptions.
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Cueva de los VerdesVolcanic tunnel extending 6 kilometers within the island's depths. The flow of lava during the eruption of La Corona volcano 4000 years ago carved this cavity.
Guatiza, Lanzarote, Spain
Cactus GardenBotanical space designed by César Manrique in 1991, set in a former volcanic rock quarry with terraces housing more than 1000 species of cactus.
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El Cuervo VolcanoVolcano with black basalt rock walls, formed in the 18th century during large volcanic eruptions. A circular path allows observation of the crater.
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Papagayo BeachNatural cove bordered by volcanic rock cliffs, with fine white sand and clear turquoise waters.
Haría, Lanzarote, Spain
César Manrique House MuseumFormer residence and workshop of César Manrique turned into a museum. The building showcases the artist's creations, furnishings, and personal effects in a natural volcanic environment.
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La GraciosaIsland of 29 square kilometers in the Chinijo archipelago. The terrain includes white sand beaches and natural trails, with two settlements: Caleta del Sebo and Pedro Barba.
Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, Spain
Museo AtlánticoUnderwater museum located 12 meters deep in the waters off Playa Blanca, with 300 neutral cement sculptures that create an artificial marine habitat.
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Jameos del AguaCultural center situated in a natural volcanic cavity containing an underground lake, an auditorium, a pool, and a restaurant with exhibition rooms.
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Mirador del RíoObservatory built on the Famara cliffs at 479 meters altitude allowing views of La Graciosa and the Chinijo archipelago.
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Famara BeachThis six-kilometer stretch of sand is located in the north of the island. The constant waves make it a sought-after spot for surfing and windsurfing.
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Los HerviderosVolcanic cliffs with sea caves where waves crash violently against the black basalt rocks.
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Janubio BeachBeach of black sand next to the traditional Janubio salt pans that contain volcanic minerals and basalt rocks.
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Montaña Colorada VolcanoVolcanic cone with reddish hues reaching 353 meters in height, resulting from the 18th-century volcanic eruptions.
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La GeriaWine region where each plant grows in individual holes of volcanic ash, protected by semicircular black stone walls.
La Geria, Lanzarote, Spain
El Grifo Wine MuseumEstablishment housed in a former 1775 winery exhibiting tools, documents, and objects related to wine production on the island.
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El GolfoVolcanic crater partially submerged in the sea forming a green lagoon due to the concentration of minerals and algae in its waters.
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Caldera Blanca VolcanoVolcano 534 meters high with a crater 1.2 km in diameter located in the Natural Park of Volcanos.
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Calderas QuemadasBlack volcanic relief, 100 meters high in the Timanfaya park, resulting from eruptions from 1730 to 1736. The crater shows basaltic rocks.
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Montaña RajadaVolcano 470 meters high in the Timanfaya National Park, formed by the accumulation of lava and pyroclasts during the 1730 eruptions.
Teguise, Lanzarote, Spain
Santa Bárbara Castle16th-century military construction located atop the Guanapay volcano. Troops monitored pirate attacks from here. The building functions as a museum.
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Mancha Blanca Visitor CenterInformation center for the Timanfaya National Park with geological models, an exhibition on volcanic eruptions, and documentary projections about the island's formation.
Arrecife, Lanzarote, Spain
San Gabriel CastleMilitary fortification built in 1573 on a rocky islet connected to the city by two bridges. The building houses a local history museum.
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César Manrique FoundationResidence-museum built in a lava flow, showcasing local artist César Manrique's paintings and sculptures in five large rooms.
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Las Salinas del RioMarine salt extraction site exploited since the 16th century, composed of shallow basins where water evaporates naturally.
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Playa QuemadaVolcanic sand beach 400 meters long bordered by basaltic rocks, located in a traditional fishing village.
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Rancho Texas Lanzarote ParkTheme park covering 60,000 square meters with areas dedicated to American animal species, raptor shows, swimming pools, and a section devoted to Wild West traditions.
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LagOmarConstruction integrated into volcanic rock serving as a museum and cultural space. It was built in the 1970s for actor Omar Sharif.
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Janubio Salt FlatsThis traditional salt operation, active since the 19th century, produced the salt needed to preserve fish in the Canary Islands.
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Playa BlancaSeaside resort established on the south coast of Lanzarote, with a nine-kilometer seafront promenade along several beaches.
Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, Spain
Playa DoradaFine sand beach 300 meters long equipped with umbrellas and sunbeds, offering water activities like waterskiing.
Playa Blanca, Lanzarote, Spain
Marina RubiconModern marina built in 2003 which includes shops, restaurants, and berths for 500 boats.