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Explore Lanzarote without getting lost in a list

Choose an interest, a part of the island and a pace. Then add the places that suit your dates and where you are staying.

Restaurants worth a stop →

Five very different places to eat, from Soo to Playa Blanca. Fit a meal into your route rather than driving across the island just for lunch.

From a short crater walk to a longer loop: check the distance, wind and heat before setting out.

Plan a full day out or two shorter activities according to your children’s ages and where you are staying.

Wind, tides and travel time matter as much as the view. Compare different coastal areas before choosing.

Lava caves, volcanic tunnels, cactus gardens, viewpoints and artists’ homes.

Atlantic flavours shaped by seafood, potatoes, toasted grains, aromatic sauces and wine grown in volcanic soil.

Vines planted in hollows of volcanic ash and sheltered from the wind make La Geria one of Lanzarote’s most distinctive landscapes.

In northern Lanzarote, fields of aloe vera tell another story of farming in the island’s dry climate.