Lanzarote, the easternmost island of the Canary Islands, is characterized by its unique volcanic landscape, declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1993. Its capital, Arrecife, is the starting point for exploring areas such as El Golfo, Orzola, or Playa Blanca, where white architecture contrasts with the black basalt of the ground.
Key Points
- The Finca Curbelo in Arrecife combines sustainable architecture with direct sea views.
- In El Golfo, the contrast between the Black Sand and the Charco de los Clicos defines the volcanic landscape.
- Puerto del Carmen offers direct access to coves like La Caleta and the most active tourist center.
- The Arrecife Gran Hotel & Spa stands out for its location in the capital and its wellness facilities.
- The Playa Blanca area is ideal for families, with calm waters and the Hotel Lanzarote Paradise.
- Haría and Orzola preserve the traditional rural character, away from the mass tourism hubbub.
- The Hotel Checkin Diamar in Tías offers a modern alternative close to the main access points.
Practical Tips
- Book the Hotel Checkin Diamar in advance if you are looking for a spa in Puerto del Carmen.
- The Arrecife Gran Hotel & Spa offers direct access to the historic area of Arrecife.
- In Haría, the Finca Curbelo (Eco Resort) is ideal for disconnecting in nature.
- For families, the Hotel Lanzarote Paradise in Playa Blanca has a kids' playground.
- The Tabaiba Center Lanzarote stands out for its quiet location in Tías.
- El Golfo allows you to see the Charco de los Clicos, a unique geological space.
- Orzola is perfect for enjoying sunsets facing the sea without crowds.
