With the eruption of the Volcano of La Corona a magnificent and imposing volcanic tube was formed. It runs approximately 6 km underground and about 1.5 km under the sea bed.
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In the south of the island you will be surprised by the lunar landscape of Timanfaya National Park and the ingenuity of farmers in the wine region of Geria.
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This is the house where César Manrique lived 20 years, from 1968 to 1988. He built his house upon a lava flow and on top of 5 volcanic bubbles from the Timanfaya eruptions.
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We are group of professional guides with great enthusiasm about the island of Lanzarote; we work cooperatively offering quality services at competitive prices.
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We have guides in Spanish, English, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Polish, Russian. For other languages we can work with a translators support.
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Winds of change are in the air everywhere including in our cooperative and we would like you to take part in this new project.
These last months have been hard times for so many people and the tourism industry undoubtedly has been one of the hardest hit.
Pepe Dámaso, an artist born in Gran Canaria in 1933, a good friend of Cesar Manrique’s, on Monday 15th May was reunited with his past and El Almacén (The Warehouse), a mythical cultural center in Arrecife which Manrique himself created in 1973.
The contents of this post has been extracted in its entirety from quotes from the book ISLA DE LOBOS, NATURALEZA E HISTORIA (ISLE OF LOBOS, NATURE AND HISTORY), written by Ignacio Romero, which was presented on 11th May, 2017 at Casa Benito Pérez Armas in Yaiza.
Since the time of the first Canarians, the inhabitants of Lanzarote have known how to take advantage of Mother Nature’s elements, collecting rainwater for drinking and irrigation, using the night time moisture and dew for growing crops, making use of the wind to mill grain and pump seawater up to the salt mines, allowing the sun and trade winds to produce the salt…
