See and nature

Lanzarote is the northernmost and easternmost island of the Canary archipelago. Its surface does not exceed 800 km² and is characterized by the diversity of its landscapes.

The volcanic eruptions of the 18th and 19th centuries gave it a spectacular appearance of unique shape and beauty. You will find lava lakes and craters next to incredible beaches of golden sand and transparent water. Its natural heritage has been jealously preserved by its inhabitants, first of all the great artist CÉSAR MANRIQUE who protected and designed unique corners. The island was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1993 and in 2015 it was the first world destination certified for Responsible Biosphere Tourism.

You can find tourist towns and corners where there is no trace of human passage. The Timanfaya National Park will leave you enchanted, with an immense expanse of solidified lava that instantly transports you to lunar landscapes.
The Art, Culture and Tourism centers created by Manrique will conquer you with their colors and where you will find art and nature united in an incredible design. The crops of the “peasants” will surprise you, showing you how the sterility of the island gives way to an explosion of greenery. And if that were not enough, the incredible climate that accompanies us all year round, with an average of 22 degrees C. which makes Lanzarote the ideal destination for practicing outdoor sports!