The best time to travel to Lanzarote, how to move, the best excursions you can do and much more. Do not miss this guide with the best recommendations and tips for traveling to Lanzarote.

Lanzarote's landscapes seem taken from another planet. That is what you will feel again in the Charco de los Clicos, a place full of contrasts right on the edge of the sea. It is a Green Lake that is located in the crater of a volcano submerged in the sea. The color of the pond contrasts with the black of the beach that is right next to it. By the way, this area is great for watching the sunset and in the town of El Golfo they eat very tasty fish.

Surely you have heard of the famous Montaña Colorada Volcanic Bomb, you should not leave the island without visiting it. 

The jewel of Christmas in Gran Canaria, the sand nativity scene on Las Canteras beach

The Park is a protected area surrounded by volcanoes and covered with lava from the eruptions that occurred there. The largest recorded eruptions in the area lasted for 6 years, between 1730 and 1736. More than 100 volcanoes became active and devastated part of the island.

Why go on a cruise? Now is really the best time to take a cruise because it is one of the best options to make the most of your vacation time and money.

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The island of Lanzarote has an interesting folklore with stories, stories and myths. Some have become very popular even internationally, such as the Legend of the Devil of Timanfaya in Lanzarote, in this case we are going to talk about the legend of La Olivina. If you don't know what it's about, you've come to the right place.

Our guided half day tours in Lanzarote are a wonderful idea to get in contact with the island. Discover nice places without getting tired

Arrecife, capital of Lanzarote is a small city but it encompasses the largest concentration of population on the island, you can practically walk around it, but it is especially a pleasure to walk around its bay. We anticipate that talking about the artist César Manrique here is inevitable, since his hand is also noticeable in the capital.