Lanzarote, Canary Islands Travel Guide - Attractions, Eating, Drinking, Shopping & Places To Stay

Lanzarote is a popular holiday destination in the Atlantic Ocean and it is the fourth largest Canary Island (after Fuerteventura, Tenerife and Gran Canaria). It is located about 1000 km from mainland Spain and 127 km from the African coast. As a part of Spain, it retains an upscale, European feel. With 800 million years of history, Lanzarote is the oldest island within the Canary Islands archipelago. The easternmost Canary Island, Lanzarote is known for its widespread volcanic terrain (a tourist attraction in itself) formed by extensive volcanic activity in the early 18th century. In 1993, the United Nations Education Culture and Science Organization (UNESCO) protected Lanzarote by naming the island a biosphere reserve. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Welcome to Lanzarote - Planning Your Visit - Climate & Weather - Sightseeing & Attractions - Puerto Del Carmen - Lava Flow Surf School - Costa Teguise - Lively Lady Show Bar - Puerto Calero - Submarine Safaris - Arrecife - Museum of International & Contemporary Art - Castillo de San Gabriel - Playa Blanca - Lanzarote Carnival - Cueva de los Verdes - Casa Omar Sharif (LagOmar) - Wine Museum - Timanfaya National Park - Jardin de Cactus - Guinate Tropical Park & Penguin Paradise - Jameos Del Agua - Places to Stay - Santa Rosa in Costa Teguise - Nautilus Bungalows in Puerto Del Carmen - Lancelot Hotel in Arrecife - Hotel Diamar in Arrecife - Jardines Del Sol - Eating & Drinking - Restaurante El Navarro in Costa Teguise - TJ’s Caribbean Tapas Bar in Puerto Del Carmen - Poppadom Indian Restaurant in Arrecife - Atlantico Bar Restaurant in Playa Blanca - La Ermita Tapas Bar in Tias - Shopping - Calle Real in Arrecife - Biosfera Shopping Center in Puerto Del Carmen - Deiland Centre in Playa Honda - Old Capital Market in Costa Teguise - Casa-Museo Del Campesino in Mozaga