The French novelist Marcel Proust once said that a true journey isn’t about seeking new landscapes “but in seeing with new eyes” when looking at the landscapes that surround us. Are you up for it? We have some well-deserved rest days ahead of us, so let’s make the most of them. It’s probable that most of the 155,000 people living on Lanzarote would agree that it doesn’t take a lot to get the feeling […]
Famara and Los Ajaches are daughters of volcanism, just like Parque Nacional de Timanfaya or the badlands created by the Volcán de la Corona 20,000 years ago. Today we travel through special places on the island: places where public art and scientific research coexist. Ready? Set? Time for lift off! Can you imagine being able […]
Caressing the Green Skin of Lanzarote It starts raining and the show begins. We walk through a transformed island, shedding its usual toasted skin for chlorophyl-green grass. The seeds that were silently awaiting the arrival of the winter rainfall have painted the countryside in wild colours. Do you want to come and take a look […]
Yaiza, the South of a Thousand Colours The breaking of the azure waves over the black rocks of the Hervideros, the paradisiacal golden coves of Papagayo, the green water of Charco de Los Clicos, the pastel shades of the Salinas de Janubio, the immaculate charm of towns like El Golfo, Uga, Femés… What colour will […]
Tías, the land that enamoured a Nobel Prize laureate José Saramago made this town his home for its calm, its colour and its light. Tourists love it for its wide, comfortable beaches and lovers of scuba diving and golf have it written down in their diaries. It’s worth asking yourself why a Nobel Prize winner […]
Tinajo, a foray into the awe-inspiring world of lava The beautiful iron soul of Lanzarote is forged in its volcanoes and there is no better municipality than Tinajo to soak up this essence. Let Timanfaya enchant you, walk the Cuervo Volcano, gaze down into the enormous crater of Caldera Blanca and don’t forget to find […]
