Lanzarote, one of the captivating corners of the Canary Islands, offers an enchanting getaway in Spain. This Spanish island possesses a unique charm, with the breathtaking beauty of its capital, Arrecife, the grandeur of Timanfaya National Park and the hidden mysteries of La Graciosa all converging. In addition, Puerto del Carmen and its attractive coastline take the experience of this Atlantic paradise to a whole new level.
In Lanzarote, make a plan for your next vacation. Lanzarote, the ideal destination to find that perfect hotel, awaits you. Located in Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote, travelers will discover an exclusive lodging opportunity that boasts a privileged position on the east side of the island, just a 10-minute drive from the airport. This haven appeals to sun worshippers, beach lovers and peace lovers alike, offering a plethora of water activities and biking trails, as well as attractive beaches and entertainment options. There is no shortage of luxury accommodations in this hotspot, with Gueldera Apartments leading the way in the lively Puerto del Carmen area.
Lanzarote offers a wide variety of activities, from enjoying the paradisiacal beaches, to exploring the Timanfaya National Park, La Geria, the Cueva de los Verdes and the Jameos del Agua. Also, places like the César Manrique Foundation and Costa Teguise are must-see places in Lanzarote.
The island is known for its traditional local cuisine, which includes grilled fish, mojo de papas, gofio, local cheeses and the typical dessert bienmesabe. Avant-garde meets traditional in Lanzarote's restaurants, where you can taste local delicacies such as gofio and wrinkled potatoes with paprika sauce.
Lanzarote is perfect for surfing and other water sports, with ideal conditions all year round, earning it the nickname "Europe's Hawaii".
Playa Bastián, in Costa Teguise, is a semi-urban charm with thick stone walls that protect it from the wind and create the perfect setting for a relaxing swim.
Part of the Chinijo Islands, La Graciosa is an oasis in the mid-Atlantic desert with stunning unspoiled beaches. From here you can explore the islands of Ale Granza, Montaña Clara, Roque del Este and Roque del Cie, home to endemic species of the Canary Islands.
You cannot leave Lanzarote without visiting the Timanfaya National Park, with its volcanic and lunar landscapes. Its impressive volcanic landscapes, lava and ash fields, deep calderas and massive calderas present a unique spectacle at any time of the year. Near the park, you cannot miss La Geria, famous for its vineyards in a volcanic landscape. In short, Lanzarote is an unforgettable experience for any traveler.
César Manrique was a renowned Lanzarote artist known for his work and passionate defense of the environmental values of the Canary Islands. He is a passionate advocate of the harmony between art and nature, and his contribution to the cause has earned him awards such as the World Ecology and Tourism Prize and the European Prize.
Manrique is the creator of several of the island's most iconic spaces, including Los Jameos del Agua. This impressive geological formation originated from the collapse of a volcanic lava tube caused by the activity of the Corona Volcano. Located in the town of Hariya, in the north of the island, the space has an auditorium designed by Manrique that takes advantage of the cave's natural acoustics for events and concerts.
"El Mirador del Río" is another famous work of Manrique. Located 400 meters above the Risco de Famara, this viewpoint offers breathtaking panoramic views of the island and even La Graciosa. It testifies to Manrique's desire to combine art and nature.
Finally, the Casa del Volcán in the center of Lanzarote is another notable contribution of Manrique to the island. Located in the town of Tahici, this house is built on top of five volcanic bubbles and is a perfect example of how local architecture balances with the landscape. It is now a museum showcasing two collections, one of contemporary art and another of Manrique's own work.
It is worth noting that Manrique's work was not limited to creating impressive works of art and architecture, but he was also an advocate for nature and worked tirelessly to protect the island's ecosystem from the effects of mass tourism. César Manrique's legacy lives on and is reflected in Lanzarote's unique beauty and personality.
C. Gueldera, 15, 35510 Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote - Spain
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