lanzarote
Lanzarote is well known for its fine, white-sand beaches, unpolluted waters, agreeable sunny climate and visually powerful landscape…but the island also has a wealth of cultural opportunities. These are to be found in historical buildings, art galleries, theatres, music festivals, local fiestas and numerous museums dedicated to cataloguing the islands rich history. With the combination of its natural charms and the legacy of the many beautiful tourist areas developed by César Manrique, Lanzarote remains a very special island.

Nature has left Lanzarote with a unique volcanic landscape and a mild climate with little rainfall. The island enjoys an average of 22°c throughout the year. As a result a distinctive style of architecture and inventive farming techniques have evolved here. The preservation of this natural heritage whilst compatibly developing tourism, has earned Lanzarote the World Biosphere Reserve status.