Explore the breathtaking Jameos del Agua. A 6km long collapsed lava tube that was converted into an underground auditorium and nightclub by Lanzarote´s favourite son, the artist César Manrique, back in the 1960´s. The rest of travel entry →
As you’d expect on a popular holiday island such as Lanzarote there’s no shortage of good quality hotels.
But one establishment stands – quite literally – head and shoulders above the rest. As the Arrecife Gran Hotel is the only high rise building on Lanzarote. The rest of travel entry →
The small Canary Island of Lanzarote was subjected to one of the world´s longest ever volcanic eruptions in the 1730´s. Which submerged around one quarter of the island beneath a sea of molten lava. Forcing many Lanzaroteños to flee for new lives abroad.
Today however the spent volcanoes and eerie lavascapes of the Timanfaya Volcano Park are the number one attraction on the island. With around one million tourists visiting annually. The rest of travel entry →
