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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If you’re passing through the royal Village of Teguise these days, you may observe that the 14 crosses distributed throughout the village are decorated with flowers. A great recovered tradition which is celebrated on the third of May, Holy Cross Day.
February has finally arrived bringing with it Carnival, an event which is always looked forward to in the Canaries, a fundamental element of island culture throughout the whole archipelago!
The most spectacular area of the island of Lanzarote is, without a doubt, the one that underwent a deep transformation due to the volcanic eruptions between 1730 and 1736. For many, the best way to see a place is to discover it on foot, and luckily we can take walks through this singular landscape.
Lanzarote is an inviting place to practice water sports. One of the most common and which in the last decade has become more and more popular is surfing.
