Lanzarote Holidays

Lanzarote is calling! With year-round sunshine, lunar landscapes straight out of a sci-fi movie, and a beach for every mood, this Canary Island is your go-to for an unforgettable holiday.

Good to know

🤩 Fun fact: Lanzarote is home to over 300 volcanic cones! It's basically like walking on the moon – but with better weather and wine.

🏖️ Best beach: Papagayo Beach. It's secluded, stunning, and the water is pure perfection. Plus, it's surrounded by a nature reserve. Talk about boujee vibes.

🍺 Price of a pint: Around €2–=€3. Top-tier holiday hydration at a budget-friendly price!

Destination Highlights

It's always sunny (not in Philadelphia)!
There's a different kind of beach for every day of the week
Home to a literal underwater museum - that's a new one!
Volcanic vibes for your not-so-average Insta pic
Bangin' surf spots thanks to the windy shores

💬 Local lingo 💬

Hello – Hola

Hi – ¡Qué tal!

Goodbye – Adiós

How are you? – ¿Cómo estás?

Thank you – Gracias

You're welcome – De nada

How much is it? – ¿Cuánto cuesta?

Where's the beach? – ¿Dónde está la playa?

Getting around on your Lanzarote holidays 2025

🚌 Buses
The public buses (known as guaguas) are a wallet-friendly way to get around Lanzarote. They're reliable and cover the major towns and resorts like Arrecife, Playa Blanca, and Costa Teguise. Just don’t expect them to be in a rush – island life, right?

🚗 Car hire
For proper freedom and to explore all the volcanic nooks and crannies, hire a car. Driving here is straightforward, the roads are well-maintained, and the distances are short. Fancy a day trip to the dreamy La Geria wine region? Easy as pie.

🚴 Bikes
Feeling active? Lanzarote’s mahoosive cycle-friendly routes make biking a top choice. Whether you're up for a leisurely coastal ride or a volcanic challenge, it’s a 10/10 way to soak up the scenery.

Where is the best area to stay on your holidays to Lanzarote?

Lanzarote might be a small island, but it’s packing in the options. Here's the lowdown on where to base yourself:

Family-friendly holibobs: Playa Blanca is your go-to for kiddo-approved adventures. Think safe beaches, waterparks, and hotels with enough nuggets to keep everyone happy on a family holiday.

Squad goals: Costa Teguise is where it's at for group holidays. With chilled vibes by day and cocktails by night, it’s a proper good mix.

Romantic retreats: Puerto del Carmen is calling all romantics. Stroll hand-in-hand along the beach, sip wine at a swanky restaurant, and enjoy your love island moment on a couples holiday.

What are the best beaches to visit on your Lanzarote holidays?

Lanzarote is a little slice of beachy heaven, with a mix of rocky coves, cute little bays and mahoosive stretches of sand where you can really sprawl out. Whether you're planning well ahead or browsing our last-minute holidays, we've separated the best from the rest when it comes to top beach spots to lay down a towel on this Canary Island holiday. Check 'em out:

Playa Blanca – literally translating to white beach, this is *the* Lanzarote beach, with light, fine sands, calm waters and gorge mountain views
Papagayo Beach - this sweet little cove is one of the most popular Lanzarote beaches, thanks to its quiet, sheltered location and glassy-clear waters just begging for some snorkelling action
Playa de los Pocillos - find this wide, sandy stretch just 15 minutes down the promenade from Puerto del Carmen, with plenty of hotels and restaurants nearby
Playa El Ancla - one for the off-the-beaten-track crowd, there are no sun loungers in sight at this rocky beach, but its remote location makes it a great place to kick back and admire the view, or take your snorkel for a spin
Playa de Famara - water sports enthusiasts, this sweeping bay is for you, with blustery winds that'll keep your sail flying high. Surf's up!
Playa Flamingo - a top pick for families with young kiddos, with sloping sands and sheltered, calm waters perfect for young paddlers
Playa Chica - a smaller beach than most, but hey, when has size ever mattered? This is a top-tier snorkelling and diving spot with crystal clear waters and a tonne of underwater creatures to feast your eyes on (fish... we mean fish).
Playa del Reducto - a Blue Flag classic in Arrecife, with sugary-white sands and vivid blue waters perfect for families
Playa de Janubio - a fully volcanic beach (think deep, black sands) with strong waves for all your surfing needs
Playa Bajo el Risco - an exotic beach with a location so exclusive, it's basically VIP. You can only zig-zag down to this cove by hiking down the Camino de Los Gracioseros path from the village of Yé (nothing to do with Kanye, don't worry) - and trust us, it's totally worth it for the blissful views you'll be greeted with on the other side

What are the top hotels to stay at on your holidays to Lanzarote 2025?

It's all fun and games here, or at least it is if you stay at one of these top Lanzarote hotels. Whether you're looking for something totes all inclusive, or a bit of adults only swank, we've got you covered:

Sol Lanzarote - this one's always flying off our virtual holiday shelves, and with good reason - it's got multiple pools to dunk into, self-serve beer and snacks, and an adventure park where the kiddos can blow off steam (and leave you in peace)
Beatriz Playa & Spa - a mega resort with 4 buffet restaurants to pick from, pools to dip into, a spa for your obligatory pamper sesh, and a mini golf course for those inevitable family arguments. (How could you miss that shot?!)
Barcelo Teguise Beach - Adults Only - one for the kid-free crowd, with a beach right on your doorstep, a cocktail bar, nightly entertainment (including karaoke, ey up) - and it's a speedy 15-min transfer from the airport, which is always a bonus!
HL Paradise Island - paradise by name and paradise by nature, this fam-friendly gem includes FREE tickets to Dino Waterpark (which is as epic as it sounds), and has multiple pools to splash around in, a choice of restaurants on site, and a playground to keep the youngsters quiet
Barcelo Lanzarote Active Resort - exactly what it says on the tin, this fun-packed resort has pools for the whole fam (including a 10-lane Olympic one, no biggie), a professional cycling centre (so pack your lycra shorts), and more bars and restaurants than you'll know what to do with
THB Lanzarote Beach - Talk about beachside bliss. This place offers unbeatable ocean views and direct beach access, making it the ultimate spot for a sun-soaked escape. Don't mind if we do!
Beatriz Costa Teguise & Spa - this ones ooozing tropical charm, it's got lush gardens, a restaurant by a waterfall, Thalasso spa facilities and a live entertainment bar just to name a few of the swanky features.

Lanzarote travel guide

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Things to do in Lanzarote for families

One thing you can't go wrong with on a family holiday? Dolphin-spotting! They're squeaky, they're adorable, and they're swimming about all over the shop in Lanzarote's waters. Head on a boat trip for some of the best chances to spot them around the island - you might even see some other underwater friends while you're out there!

You don't have to sail away for a fun-filled day out with the kiddos, though. There are plenty of beaches to go around, and we all know what a treat those go down. Sandcastle-building, seafront paddling, ice cream-eating. It's all a vibe. There are even water sports to keep the restless teens entertained when they're too cool for sunbathing. And if you've got kids who are more into waterslides than water sports, then AQUAPARK Costa Teguise is where it's at. It's got enough twisty-turny slides and pools to keep the whole crew entertained, no matter what you're into. Top tip - check out an all-inclusive holiday to Lanzarote. With the kids entertained all day, you get more time for those poolside cocktails.

❤️ Things to do in Lanzarote for couples

If you're jetting off with your fave person for some vacay romance, then you've got loads to tuck into on your Lanzarote holidays. For a bit of adventure, the magical Cueva de los Verdes are well worth a visit, with underground lava flows and pretty caverns that make the perfect movie-like backdrop for a day trip. The whole place was formed by a volcanic eruption back in the day, so it's like a little dose of history too (save that for your next pub quiz).

Speaking of volcanoes, you might expect vineyards to be found in more green, leafy regions, but Lanzarote's nailed the volcanic vineyard game thanks to the rich soils. There are several vineyards where you can enjoy a romantic wander, and of course treat yourself to a taste of the good stuff after. Chin chin!

When it comes to elevating date night, you can head to a trusty rooftop bar like Rooftop Biosfera in Puerto Del Carmen for ocean views, an open-air cinema and delish cocktails on offer, or go one step further with a sunset catamaran tour. Nothing says romance like sailing across the water with a bottle of bubbly while the sky fades to orange. Forget the cinema, that's your movie moment right there.

🥳 Things to do in Lanzarote for groups

It's no secret that the choppy waters here are perfect for a bit of surfing, so why not get the whole gang together for a surf sesh? You can even turn it into a contest to make it more exciting (and dramatic). Whoever falls off their board first buys the first round of beers, pass it on. And if surfing's not your vibe, there are plenty of other water sports to choose from - like jet ski rides, boat trips and diving.

For a more land bound adventure, why not hop on a tour to some of the volcanic landscapes? You can even hop on an off-road buggy or quad bike while you're there for the full experience. It's like fun and history rolled into one!

And - of course - you can't go wrong with some group wining and dining. Head on a tour to some of the local vineyards, or simply hit up one of the seafront restaurants or rooftop bars for a taste of the local stuff from the bottle. Good wine and good company is always a killer combo on your holidays to Lanzarote, right?

💰 How to do Lanzarote on a budget

Newsflash: you don't have to splash the cash to have top-tier cheap holiday to Lanzarote. If history and nature are your bag, then you'll be pleased to know that you can head to the iconic Timanfaya National Park for a teeny weenie entry fee (about €20 for adults and €10 for kids, and FREE for the tots under 6!). It's the perfect way to get out and about without burning a hole in your wallet.

Of course, possibly the most obvious way to spend your time on a budget is to hit the beach! We might be biased, but you can't go wrong with some good ol' sand and sea action, and most public beaches are totally free to use! Just plop down a towel and be on your merry way.

Another way to get your taste of the local culture for cheap, are by heading to the local markets (Haria Market is around on Saturdays in - you guessed it, Haria) for some bargains - or just a nosy! And if you're not in the mood to explore on foot, there are plenty of bicycle rental places in Lanzarote, perfect for cycling your way along the promenade. We can practically feel the breeze from here.

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Weather in Lanzarote

JAN

21^°C

FEB

22^°C

MAR

23^°C

APR

24^°C

MAY

25^°C

JUN

27^°C

JUL

28^°C

AUG

29^°C

SEP

28^°C

OCT

27^°C

NOV

24^°C

DEC

22^°C

Let’s talk Lanzarote weather, folks, because it’s seriously something to shout about. Spoiler: it’s bangin’ year-round. This Canary Island beauty really knows how to work the sun, keeping things warm and wonderful no matter when you visit.

Summer (July to September) turns up the heat to a sizzling 25-30°C, making it the ultimate sun-worshipper’s dream. Trust me, you won’t be needing that jumper – just your shades and some SPF.

Here’s where things get interesting: autumn (October to December) arrives, but Lanzarote doesn’t bother cooling off. Oh no, it keeps serving up 20-25°C, perfect for stretching out the holibobs when you thought it was time to hibernate. Time to dust off that swimwear again!

Even winter (January to March) and spring (April to June) don’t disappoint. With temps floating between 17-24°C, it’s more like a gentle, sunny embrace from Mother Nature. Whether you’re exploring those epic, lunar-like landscapes or just kicking back, it’s all smooth sailing without the risk of breaking a sweat.

FAQs

It takes about 4.5 hours to fly to Lanzarote from the UK/Ireland, which is the perfect window to balance your time between napping, snacking and film-watching. Although if you choose to spend it all on napping, we won't judge.

There's no time difference, so you don't need to worry about jet lag or altering the time on all your devices. Winner!

The official currency of Lanzarote is the Euro.

Hola! The official language spoken in Lanzarote is Spanish, but English is widely spoken, too - so don't worry if you've fallen off the wagon a bit with your Duolingo streak.

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Dive into history (literally)

Museo Atlántico is the only underwater museum in Europe (yep, you read that right) - and it's one of the most unique dive sites in Lanzarote. Grab your flippers and your wetsuit, and book yourself on a diving tour to this eery (but super cool) underwater world of sculptures crafted by Jason deCaires Taylor.

Channel your inner cowboy at Rancho Texas

If you've got the kiddos with you, this action-packed park is guaranteed to keep them entertained for a day (and worn out for a full day after). It's part zoo, part waterpark, part cactus garden. Apart from splishing and splashing on rides, you can make friends with the likes of dolphins, sea lions and bison, and even take part in a Wild West-themed treasure hunt. Erm, sign us up!

Check out El Golfo’s Green Lagoon

And when we say green, we mean green. Paired with the black-sand backdrop, the colour combo here is giving total Wicked vibes. And just like Elphaba's character, there's a mysterious reason behind the vivid colouring of this lake (which we won't spoil), so get your volcanologist hat on and hit this place up if you fancy finding out for yourself. (Or just Google it, but that would be spoiling the fun.) There's also a viewpoint which you can reach via a dirt track, but be careful - we don't need any defying gravity moments.

Take a dip in the natural pools at Los Charcones

Looking for a hidden gem? Los Charcones is a stretch of natural rock pools located just outside of Playa Blanca, offering some of the most peaceful and stunning swimming spots for your Lanzarote holidays. These pools range from small and shallow to deep and expansive, perfect for a day of relaxing swims or Insta-worthy moments. The dramatic rocky coastline makes it feel like your own private retreat – just don’t forget your towel and sun cream!

Get artsy at the César Manrique Foundation

Lanzarote wouldn’t be the same without César Manrique’s unique touch, and you can get up close and personal with his creations at the César Manrique Foundation. His former home, built into lava bubbles, is now a gallery showcasing his art and architectural genius. From surreal sculptures to his love for Lanzarote’s landscapes, it’s the perfect blend of art and nature – and seriously cool to boot.

Take in the view from Mirador del Rio

One of the most unique creations by artist César Manrique (that's right, we can't get enough of the guy), this viewpoint is one you won't want to miss. You'll find it in the windswept clifftops of Risco de Famara, and while there's a small entrance fee, it's totally worth it for the panoramic views in store. This is where you'll have the best view of Lanzarote's seascapes, national parks and neighbouring islands.

What events can I go to in Lanzarote?
Lanzarote's event calendar is more jam-packed than your beach bag on a sunny day. Only there shouldn't be any uninvited sun cream spillages in this case - we know how annoying those are. From traditional celebrations to fun-filled fiestas, here's what to look out for throughout the year on your Lanzarote holidays:
- Carnaval (February/March) - grab your wackiest outfit and hit the streets for Lanzarote's take on Mardi Gras, with colourful costumes, lively parades, catchy music and late-night dancing (the best kind)
- Canarian Day (May) - May 30th marks the date when the Canaries first gained autonomy from Spain, so in celebration, all of the islands come to life with a fiesta of coloured flags, traditional costumes, folklore music, Canarian wrestling and competitions. Even the local shops get in on the fun, dishing out free food and drink!
- Ironman Lanzarote (May) – for those who prefer their fiestas with a side of fitness, Ironman Lanzarote is the ultimate sporting event. Athletes from all over the world come to battle it out through swimming, cycling, and running across Lanzarote’s stunning but challenging landscapes.
- San Juan Festival (June) - bonfires on the beach sound like the best way to celebrate the start of summer in our book, and that's exactly what this is all about - think traditional music, dancing and a magical atmosphere bringing locals and tourists together on the sand
- Lanzarote Wine Run (June) - if we could stop for wine and tapas along the way on our morning run, we'd go for one every morning. Well, thereabouts. That's exactly what this annual event is, seeing contestants run or walk through the wine region, fuel up on goodies along the way, and then celebrate with a big party at the end of it.
- Festival de la Música de Canarias (June/July) – this classical music festival hits Lanzarote with a bang every summer. Expect world-class orchestras, soloists, and chamber ensembles performing in unique venues across the island, we're talking volcanic cave concertos and star-lit symphonies.
- Fiesta de Nuestra Señora del Carmen (July) - a traditional festival held in a handful of Lanzarote's coastal towns, honouring the patron saint of fishermen with decorated boats, a lively fair and a procession at sea
- San Ginés Festival (August) – Arrecife goes into full-on party mode for the annual celebration of San Ginés, the city’s patron saint. Think lively concerts, fireworks, fairground rides, and boat races, all leading up to a big religious procession.
- Lanzarote Music Visual Festival (October) - come together for a celebration of all things music and film against Lanzarote's volcanic backdrops, with concerts and movie screenings taking place at some of the island's most iconic and scenic venues
- Lanzarote International Film Festival (November) - one for the film buffs, showcasing an impressive line-up of international and Spanish films, along with workshops and special guest panels
Where’s the best nightlife in Lanzarote?
Looking to get your groove on on your holidays to Lanzarote? With gorge sunsets and a lively bar scene, we really can't blame you. It's like a match made in heaven! Check out these hotspots for some fun down after sundown:
- Café La Ola - not the first with its name, but definitely a top seafront spot for dreamy cocktails, sunset views and smooth beats from the resident DJ
- Heineken Bar - right in the middle of bustling Puerto del Carmen, this lively bar is the ultimate evening hangout for cocktails with a side of people-watching
- Jungle Disco - a vibrant nightclub with high energy, a dance floor that's always busy, and thumping beats from international DJs
- Paradise Beach Club - Ibiza vibes in a Canaries location - this beach club is all about music, dancing and seaside partying (shoes optional; you're right on the sand!)
- Waikiki Beach Club - get a taste of island life at this tropical-themed Puerto del Carmen club, with beachfront views and tropical cocktails that'll have you doing that satisfied lip-smacking thing
- The Island Bar - take things underground to this cool, quirky bar in Arrecife, with indie vibes and local DJs providing the tunes
- Agua La Fiesta - a firm fave for both locals and tourists, this Playa Blanca club mixes up a right storm, with a mix of house, reggae and chart-topping tunes that'll have you dancing 'til dawn
- Ruta 66 - an American-style bar in Puerto del Carmen, known for its rock 'n' roll spirit, with a buzzing atmosphere and a whole menu of craft beers
- Peggy’s Snug - if you're feeling homesick, grab a pint at this proper Irish pub, with a super cosy vibe, regular live music and sports screens to catch the latest games
- Star Bar - your one-stop-shop for karaoke and fun in Costa Teguise - it's casual, it's fun and it's an absolute crowd-pleaser
- Terraza Playa - a swanky cocktail bar with gorgeous views of the ocean - best viewed at sunset for 10/10 romantic vibes
- Jameos del Agua - a unique, volcanic cave setting (you're sold already, right?) with live music events, DJ nights and a tonne of under the stars dancing at this boujee venue
What's the food like in Lanzarote?
From fresh seafood to sizzling skewers cooked by geothermal heat (it's giving GCSE science), Lanzarote's food scene has something for everyone. Think all the staples that make Spanish food so delish, but with an added sprinkle of Canarian flair. Make sure to give these local dishes a try:
- Papas arrugadas - otherwise known as 'wrinkly potatoes', these salty, crispy bites of deliciousness are way tastier than they sound - best served with spicy mojo sauce
- Queso de Cabra - local goat's cheese which you can enjoy fresh, smoked or grilled. It's creamy, it's tangy and it's downright delish.
- Conejo en Salmorejo - rabbit marinated in a traditional Canarian sauce of garlic, spices, vinegar and red wine
- Puntillas de Calamar - whole baby squids that are deep-fried to create a crispy, salty flavour bomb - best served with a squeeze of lemon
- Prickly pears - once you peel back the prickly cactus-like exterior, you're left with a sweet, red centre that's used in jams, sorbets and even some savoury dishes - you'll find them in the burgers at Jardin de Cactus!
- Caldo de pesco - a refreshing fish soup, often served as a lunch or starter. Recipes can vary from clear broths to thick, heartier soups, but both kinds go down a treat with some crusty bread.
- Bienmesabe - a sweet almond dessert made with honey, egg yolk and ground almonds, often served as a pudding with a scoop of ice cream. Yum!
Lanzarote’s food scene is an absolute 10/10, serving up everything from traditional Canarian dishes to cutting-edge culinary experiences. Here are some top spots that should be on your must-eat list when you’re on your holidays to Lanzarote:
- La Cascada Puerto, Puerto del Carmen – If you’re after a proper Canarian feast, La Cascada is the place to go. Known for its grilled meats and fresh seafood, the portions here are mahoosive. Make sure you try the grilled octopus and the Canarian goat stew – you won’t leave hungry, that’s for sure.
- El Diablo, Timanfaya National Park – Ever had food cooked by a volcano? Well, at El Diablo, you can. Located right in the heart of Timanfaya National Park, this unique restaurant uses geothermal heat to grill your food. The views of the volcanic landscape are as stunning as the food itself – the volcanic-grilled chicken is a must.
- Los Aljibes de Tahiche, Tahiche – Designed by César Manrique himself, this spot is a hidden gem to try on your Lanzarote holidays. The vibe is rustic yet chic, and the menu is a blend of traditional and modern Canarian flavours.
- La Tegala, Macher – For a Michelin-level experience, La Tegala is a must-visit. This swanky spot puts a modern twist on classic Canarian ingredients, and their tasting menu is top-tier. Expect dishes that look like works of art – and taste even better.
- Lilium, Arrecife – Located in the Marina Lanzarote, Lilium is a fine dining spot with a local twist. The menu is packed with Canarian flavours, using fresh, seasonal ingredients that pair perfectly with a glass of Lanzarote wine.
- La Cabaña, Macher – A small, intimate restaurant, La Cabaña serves up fusion cuisine with a mix of Canarian and international influences. Tucked away in Macher, this is the perfect spot for a cosy, top-notch meal in a relaxed setting.

Places to visit

Timanfaya National Park
Ever wondered what it'd be like to go to space, but can't be bothered with all that spaceship malarkey? Well, Timanfaya National Park is the perfect way to experience it without all the hassle on your Lanzarote holidays. It's a mahoosive stretch of lunar-like landscapes, with rusty-coloured craters and volcanoes that look like something out of a sci-fi flick. In fact - they are! This place has served as the filming spot for a handful of extra-terrestrial features, including Enemy Mine, Stranded and an episode of Doctor Who. Plus, if you fancy a bite while you're here, the chefs in El Diablo restaurant will rustle up a sizzling treat using the geothermal heat from the rocks. It's a whole experience, trust us.
Jardin de Cactus
It might sound like something strictly for the Gardener's World demographic, but trust us - this whopper of a cactus park is like one big Insta photo op, and it's the perfect way to explore Lanzarote's nature. Designed by the legend that is César Manrique (see how he keeps coming up?), this place is home to over 1,000 different species of cacti. We didn't even know there were that many! With endless sculptures and quirky-shaped plants, it's a blissful escape from the usual beach scene on your holidays to Lanzarote. Just remember to look, don't touch - or you'll be in for a prickly surprise. We learned the hard way...
Jameos del Agua
César Manrique has gone and done it again with another stunner of a spot (we promise this page isn't sponsored by him, although we'd totally be down for that. Hit us up, Big C). This time it's a deep, volcanic tunnel with a gorgeous saltwater lagoon where you can spot tiny little albino crabs. Cuter than they sound, especially at night when they glow in the dark! The fun doesn't stop there though, because once you dive deeper into the cave, you'll see that it's also home to...get this...a restaurant and an underground concert hall. Yep, you did read that right. Talk about wicked acoustics! It's definitely one for the ol' bucketlist on your Lanzarote holidays. We're just waiting for Miss Swift to announce her next concert here. Come on TayTay, we're counting on you.

We recommend checking with your healthcare provider for all of the up-to-date vaccination info before booking your holiday.

Good news! There's currently no tourist tax in Lanzarote.

Lanzarote Holidays

Good to know

Destination Highlights

💬 Local lingo 💬

Getting around on your Lanzarote holidays 2025

Where is the best area to stay on your holidays to Lanzarote?

What are the best beaches to visit on your Lanzarote holidays?

What are the top hotels to stay at on your holidays to Lanzarote 2025?

Lanzarote travel guide

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Things to do in Lanzarote for families

❤️ Things to do in Lanzarote for couples

🥳 Things to do in Lanzarote for groups

💰 How to do Lanzarote on a budget

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Popular Lanzarote hotels

Stunning Lanzarote resorts

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FAQs

How long does it take to fly to Lanzarote?

What’s the time difference between the UK/Ireland and Lanzarote?

What currency do they use in Lanzarote?

What language do they speak in Lanzarote?

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Dive into history (literally)

Channel your inner cowboy at Rancho Texas

Check out El Golfo’s Green Lagoon

Take a dip in the natural pools at Los Charcones

Get artsy at the César Manrique Foundation

Take in the view from Mirador del Rio

What events can I go to in Lanzarote?

Where’s the best nightlife in Lanzarote?

What's the food like in Lanzarote?

Places to visit

Timanfaya National Park

Jardin de Cactus

Jameos del Agua

Key facts about Lanzarote

Flight Time

4.5 hours

Time Difference

No difference!

Currency

Euro

Language

Spanish

Do I need any vaccinations to visit Lanzarote?

Do I need to pay tax on my holiday to Lanzarote?