Lanzarote marinas
Lanzarote is an arid volcanic Canary Island with dark lava fields, white villages, vineyards and the sandy coves of Papagayo.
Lanzarote
Lanzarote lies in the eastern Canary Islands. Low white buildings stand out against dark volcanic ground. The eastern and southern shores combine the port town of Arrecife, resorts and sandy coves; in the northwest, the long beach of Famara lies below high cliffs.
Some of the island’s defining sights are inland: the lava fields of Timanfaya, La Geria’s vines sheltered by stone walls and César Manrique’s works set into the volcanic landscape. In the south, the coves of Papagayo offer a different view of Lanzarote, with pale sand between dry rocky headlands.
- Type
- Island
- Waters
- Atlantic Ocean
Why it is interesting
- Timanfaya’s volcanic landscapes
- La Geria vineyards and Manrique’s works
- Papagayo’s sandy coves
Places on the map
Lanzarote marinas
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