The Culture of the Sea (or how to go with the flow of the tide) Coastal people. Fishermen. Sailors. Artists. Surfers. Canoeists. Carpenters. Worshippers of limpets. Pirate fleers. Lanzarote is sea-faring people, eating from the quay. Come and go with the flow! It embraces the whole island and tempers its climate. It’s both party and pantry. The sea is omnipresent: it’s on your skin and on your […]
Following in the footsteps of César Manrique through Arrecife César was born on the shores of the Charco de San Ginés in 1919 and spent part of his childhood living by Arrecife’s bay. Today we are checking out the legacy he left in Lanzarote’s capital, one of the places with the largest number of […]
10 Trails for enjoying Lanzarote & La Graciosa’s natural landscapes Are you in trail running mode or would you only put on hiking boots if we promised there’d be no sweating? Whichever you prefer, Lanzarote has the path. In this guide you will find ten essential routes that will allow you to discover some of […]
Lanzarote’s blue lung: the wealth of its underwater world It’s in our DNA. We are water. Life emerged in the depths of the ocean millions of years ago and Lanzarote reminds us of this every second. Did you know that you are in the largest Marine Reserve in Europe? Take a deep breath and […]
Potajes, enyesques and jareas: the roots of Lanzarote’s cuisine It was José Saramago who said that your identity is not given by your name, nor by the place where you were born, nor by your particular birthday. “Identity consists in being”. And “being” involves, among many other things, walking, contemplating… and eating. Today we are travelling aboard the […]
Five ways to pamper your wellbeing in Lanzarote Hands up anyone who has felt colossal stress in the last year. One, two, five, twenty… OK, we are legion. How about if we put it right? We suggest a holiday on a therapeutic island. Objective: recharging your batteries. Your battery indicator has been flashing a […]
