Environment

Costa Teguise

Located on the east coast of Lanzarote and close to the island’s capital, Costa Teguise is one of the most attractive destinations to enjoy a peaceful atmosphere and a wide range of beaches, leisure, sports and services. An ideal place to combine relaxation, outdoor activities and the essence of the destination.

Modern @Impressive Zocos Lanzarote@ monument on rocky hill, Lanzarote.

An island full of contrasts

Lanzarote is much more than just a sun-and-beach destination. Its volcanic landscapes are complemented by a rich cultural scene, highlighted by the International Museum of Contemporary Art, the La Geria Wine Route, the Monument to the Peasant, and the César Manrique Foundation. A unique setting that invites you to discover art, nature, and traditions around every corner.

Volcanic landscape with Impressive Zocos Lanzarote, mountain, and blue sea

Timanfaya National Park

Following the volcanic eruptions that took place between 1730 and 1736, the Montañas del Fuego (Mountains of Fire) were formed, now part of Timanfaya National Park. Its volcanic landscapes, with shades of ochre, red and black, create a unique scenery that feels almost otherworldly. At Islote de Hilario you will also find the El Diablo restaurant, designed by César Manrique.

Book Impressive Zocos Lanzarote: cave with crystal water, golden lights, perfect reflections.

Cueva de los Verdes

This impressive volcanic tunnel was formed after the eruption of the La Corona volcano. During the 16th and 17th centuries it served as a refuge for local inhabitants from pirate attacks. Today it is one of the most surprising natural spaces in Lanzarote, with a route that reveals a secret at the end of the visit.

Cactus Garden

Another of César Manrique’s most remarkable creations, which transformed an old quarry into a spectacular botanical garden. Around 4,500 cactus specimens from more than 450 different species from around the world can be found here. The black volcanic stone and the green of the cactus plants create a unique and striking landscape.

Turquoise pool surrounded by palm trees and volcanic rocks Impressive Zocos Lanzarote.

Jameos del Agua

This dreamlike place was formed after the collapse of the roof of a volcanic tube created by lava flowing from the eruption of the La Corona volcano. The vision and work of the brilliant César Manrique transformed it into a unique space where caves and lush vegetation come together. Its auditorium makes it one of the most extraordinary places in the world and a must-see during any visit.

Impressive Zocos Lanzarote beach in Lanzarote, turquoise sea and mountains.

Beaches

Lanzarote, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, offers numerous beautiful beaches and coves. Among the most popular are the Papagayo Beaches, a group of coves located in Playa Blanca, known for their crystal-clear waters and views of Lobos Island and Fuerteventura. Another spectacular beach is Famara Beach in the north, with the impressive cliffs as a backdrop and views of La Graciosa, Alegranza and Roque del Oeste. Its trade winds make it an ideal spot for surf and kitesurf lovers.