The amazing lunar landscape of Lanzarote is so otherworldly that several places in the island have been declared UNESCO Sites. Take weekend breaks in Lanzarote anytime you want to enjoy good weather and moonlike terrain.
It is sunny most of the time in Lanzarote, with temperatures averaging in the mid-twenties. Swim, sunbathe, and trek in a beautiful isle that is part of Canary Islands. Here are 5 special spots that will make you fall in love.
Water enthusiasts enjoy various sports in Famara's epic beach: surfing, sailing, kitesurfing, etc. Five-kilometre swathes of sands provide endless joy to holidaymakers. When you are done surfing, paddle or build sandcastles with your loved one, and munch fine fish in one of the restaurants. There are numerous hostels, cafes, and bars for guests.
This foundation is located in the home of the renowned architect. The huge windows are the most captivating features, and there are basalt steps leading to a turquoise swimming pool. Five underground cavern rooms are made of lava bubbles and are connected to the volcanic rock by a tunnel.
The volcano park is probably the most toured spot in Lanzarote, with moonlike views. Watch the Fire Mountains that erupted in the 1700s and left behind a unique landscape full of lava, cones, and salt marshes.
The Green Caves are basically volcanic caves which are a result of the eruption of Mount Corona about 4 millennia ago. They form a section of the greatest lava tunnel on Earth, and were used by locals as hideouts when pirates invaded.
A busy marina in the town of Puerto del Carmen has numerous seaside cafes and yachts worth a weekend trip. Shops along the shore sell designer clothes for a bargain.
Holiday accommodation in Lanzarote usually costs between £122 and £174 per night.
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