Eau​ de Lanzarote: coves, beaches and natural pools to enjoy this summer “Happiness was this.” “Salty is better.” Monday, 25 May 2020 was not just any old Monday. After two months denied the pleasure, we could again swim in the Atlantic, raking the sea with our thirsty bodies, leaving effervescent wakes of salty bubbles behind. […]
8 Peculiarities of Lanzarote Eight islands, five islets, eight rocks and the sea, with its almost infinite palette of colours, varying depending on sunlight and water depth. Welcome to the Canarian archipelago, which was the extreme western end of the known world until the discovery of America in the 15th century. There is much more […]
The Beauty of Common Sense: 365 Days to Celebrate César Manrique Chalk. Bone – the broken bone. There are many types of white, but none has as much impact on the eyes as Lanzarote’s version. To find the elements responsible for this brightness, one would have to travel to the past. In the absence of […]
Lanzarote’s Original Soundtrack: sounds and colours of a fascinating nature The sea lapping at the shores. Birds winging over the islets. Palm trees playing with the wind. The mulberry trees plumping up their fruits. The insects weaving their nocturnal architectures. This is the pulsing of a confined island’s nature. We’re all longing for hugs and […]
A virtual stroll through Lanzarote (and the world): a guide to travelling from your couch The state of emergency due to the current health crisis has led to the cancellation of your holiday in Lanzarote and now you are facing several days of confinement at home, wondering when you will be able to get back […]
Fictional Landscapes: Lanzarote’s Film Routes Salma Hayek battling in the Volcán del Cuervo, Pedro Almodóvar in Famara, Ron Howard turning El Golfo into the scene of a shipwreck caused by Moby Dick… We’re going to take a tour of Lanzarote’s most spectacular film locations. “Mars or the Earth?” “I’ve never seen a place like this […]
