• El Golfo - El Golfo is renowned for its vibrant green crater lake and black sand beaches, adorned with stunning green olivine stones. It is also one of the top spots to enjoy seafood on Lanzarote.
• Volcan El Cuervo - Enjoy a leisurely walk inside the volcanic crater of ‘El Cuervo’. During the walk, you will be surrounded by breathtaking volcanic landscapes.
• Los Hervideros - Los Hervideros, meaning the boiling pots, is a dramatic coastline where waves crash against the black cliffs. Here, visitors can take a scenic stroll along the coast.
• Jameos Del Agua - Jameos del Agua is a unique location where nature and art blend seamlessly. César Manrique transformed the remnants of a volcanic tube into this masterpiece, featuring a small lake inhabited by tiny blind crabs, a restaurant, garden, and auditorium.
• Mirador Del Rio - Mirador Del Río is Lanzarote’s most stunning viewpoint, offering panoramic vistas over the Risco de Famara, Isla La Graciosa, and the other islands of the Chinijo Archipelago National Park.
• Cueva de los Verdes - Cueva de los Verdes is part of one of the longest volcanic tunnels in the world, formed by the ‘La Corona’ volcano. On a guided tour, visitors can explore 2 km of this tunnel, which is one of the island’s most fascinating volcanic formations and holds a surprising secret.
• La Geria - Lanzarote boasts a unique vine culture with exquisite wines. Drive through the La Geria region to see vines growing on the slopes of black volcanoes. A stop at one of the wineries offers a closer look, and don’t miss tasting the Malvasia Volcanica wine!
• Jardin de Cactus - César Manrique’s Cactus Garden, located in an old quarry, is the largest cactus plantation on the island. It showcases around 4,500 specimens from 450 different species across 13 cactus families from five continents.
• Centro de Interpretacion de Mancha Blanca - For volcano enthusiasts, the Timanfaya Visitor Centre is a must-visit. The centre provides extensive information, facts, and figures about both Lanzarote and global volcanology. The exhibition includes a seismograph, Meteosat, meteorological station, videos, and interactive maps.
• Lagomar Museum - The Lagomar Museum, also known as the House of Omar Sharif, is a magnificent structure nestled within the remains of an old quarry in the quaint town of Nazaret. Originally conceived by César Manrique and designed by artist Jesus Soto, the house is a perfect blend of art and nature, featuring tunnels, caves, and terraces, each corner crafted with exquisite detail.

• Bottled water
• Snacks

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