Volcanoes, vineyards in black sand and an almost empty neighbouring island. A short break that needs no long-haul flight and still feels far away.
Volcán del Cuervo · the crater
Lanzarote is a theatrical island: the black of the volcano, the white of the houses and the impossible green of the vines sunk into the ash. César Manrique gave it order, and it shows.
You explore it by car and without hurrying from a single base, which saves packing and unpacking. In five days there is time for the volcanic north — Jameos, Cueva de los Verdes, Mirador del Río — Timanfaya, a wine tasting in La Geria and a full day on La Graciosa.
It is the break we suggest when there are only a few days but you want a real disconnection.
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Lanzarote has a national park. Here you can see what it adds to the route and how to plan the visit.
We talk these places through with you to design your getaway.
Two hundred volcanoes in a landscape that looks like another planet.
You walk inside the crater: the most direct way to understand the island.
No tarmac and hardly anyone around. Las Conchas and Playa Francesa.
Manrique turning a lava tube into architecture.
Kilometres of underground volcanic gallery.
The Chinijo archipelago below a 475-metre drop.
The old capital, best on a weekday and without the market.
The Atlantic forcing its way through the lava tunnels.
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