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Trip Preparation
Lanzarote is one of seven major islands of the Canary Islands, which are located in the Atlantic Ocean, about 140 kilometers west of the coast of Morocco. Lanzarote has a population
of nearly 140 thousand inhabitants and the capital Arrecife, which is also one of the seven municipalities of the island, apart from Haria, San Bartolomé, Teguise, Tias and Yaiza Tinajo.
Weather / When to go?
The weather in Lanzarote is subtropical. Throughout the year the climate is mild and dry. It gets colder in January, about 17º C. The hottest month is August. ures on Lanzarote do not vary greatly between different seasons or between day and night.
Language
The official language is Castilian Spanish.
Weather / When to go?
The weather in Lanzarote is subtropical. Throughout the year the climate is mild and dry. It gets colder in January, about 17º C. The hottest month is August. ures on Lanzarote do not vary greatly between different seasons or between day and night.
Language
The official language is Castilian Spanish.
Country and People
History
Like all of the Canary Islands, Lanzarote was generated during periods of volcanic eruptions. In 1730 there were major volcanic eruptions on the island of Lanzarote. On 1 September, 32 new volcanoes formed along 18 kilometers. These eruptions occurred between 1731 and 1736. Vulcan lava buried a quarter of the island surface.
In 1768, a drought devastated the island and caused many casualties. Many people migrated to the other Canary Islands or Cuba or America. In 1824 there was another big erruption from the Tiagua Volcano; however this was not as severe as previous eruptions. Timanfaya National Park is home to 25 volcanoes one of which is Montaña de Fuego ( Mountain of fire).
Like all of the Canary Islands, Lanzarote was generated during periods of volcanic eruptions. In 1730 there were major volcanic eruptions on the island of Lanzarote. On 1 September, 32 new volcanoes formed along 18 kilometers. These eruptions occurred between 1731 and 1736. Vulcan lava buried a quarter of the island surface.
In 1768, a drought devastated the island and caused many casualties. Many people migrated to the other Canary Islands or Cuba or America. In 1824 there was another big erruption from the Tiagua Volcano; however this was not as severe as previous eruptions. Timanfaya National Park is home to 25 volcanoes one of which is Montaña de Fuego ( Mountain of fire).
Getting Around
Airport
Lanzarote Airport is located near the island capital of Arrecife. It is the third largest airport, after the Airports of Gran Canaria and Tenerife South Airport.
Public Transport / Infrastructure
The road network in Lanzarote is very well developed, all parts of the island can be reached comfortably by car. . A highway connects the airport with the capital of Arrecife. La Playa Blanca and Yaiza are linked by a highway. The bus network also links most areas. El Puerto de Arrecife is the main port of Lanzarote. Ferries sail from that port to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Cádiz. There are also regular services from the port of Playa Blanca, which is located in the south of Lanzarote Island and connects with the adjacent island of Fuerteventura.
Lanzarote Airport is located near the island capital of Arrecife. It is the third largest airport, after the Airports of Gran Canaria and Tenerife South Airport.
Public Transport / Infrastructure
The road network in Lanzarote is very well developed, all parts of the island can be reached comfortably by car. . A highway connects the airport with the capital of Arrecife. La Playa Blanca and Yaiza are linked by a highway. The bus network also links most areas. El Puerto de Arrecife is the main port of Lanzarote. Ferries sail from that port to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Cádiz. There are also regular services from the port of Playa Blanca, which is located in the south of Lanzarote Island and connects with the adjacent island of Fuerteventura.
Discover and Enjoy
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EventsThe main and most popular festival is celebrated on September 15 in Tinajo in honor of the patron saint of the island, the Lady of Sorrows or volcanoes. Another popular festival is carnival, and is well worth visiting.
Cuisine
A regional product of the Canary Islands is gofio, which is corn flour, barley and wheat bread usually accompanied with wine. In Lanzarote there are several ways to prepare potatoes. For example las papas arrugadas (salty potatoes) e sirven con pescado o carne, o con mojo (potaotes with fish or meat sauce), or Además ( a form of sweet potato grown on the island. Furthermore, in Lanzarote can enjoy a wide selection of seafood or fish, for example, the most important are tuna, cod, anchovies, old, hake and sole. In many restaurants can order the fish of the day or mixed fish (a dish with several types of fish).
Worth a visit
César Manrique Foundation is a museum and former home of artist Cesar Manrique Cabrera, whose work captured the essence of the island.
La Cueva de los Verdes, one of the longest volcanic tunnels in the world.
La Cueva de los Verdes, a cactus garden, which was also planted by Cesar Manrique.
El golfo, a small place to the south of the Island, famous for its fish restaurants.
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beautiful hotel for the generation 60 plus
Hotel Hipotels Natura Palace in Playa Blanca de Yaiza, Lanzarote
Large, well-kept hotel right next to the sea. Wonderful exit point is to walk. Very many British people, Rest German, but everyone in riper age. Pool must not towel reserved will, which we felt as very much pleasant felt, because everyone time of day still find an unoccupied pool chair, no matter, whether in the morning, at noon or in the afternoon. The hotel has strict rules, right on arrival you get a note, what is and what you cannot, for example the lawns't be entered! Who close to the ho... Read more
in February 12
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Karin, Age 51-55, Couple
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the hotel is very clean and maintained, it is rather simply decorated, and in comparison to many other hotels in a holiday island is the entrance of the street not visible, one must only by a shopping street, and has then INM hotel no large lobby. But the hotel staff was very nice and unobtrusive. The dining room has unfortunately a cafeteria character, but the food tastes fantastic, there is a wide choice, a lot will freshly prepared. Unfortunately you through the preparation of food a very ... Read more
in February 12
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Sonja, Age 36-40, Couple
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Our apartment was very spacious with large terrace, 2 bedrooms, a large living room with a TV, couch, small kitchen and dining table, large bathroom. Normal condition, not new. daily tidy cleaned and change of towels (except Wednesday). We had all inclusive and this used. Great as well evenings at the bar many drinks included as for example cocktails and so on nationality was mixed. Many families with small children.
rooms are getting a bit old but absolutely sufficient. Large terrace 2 TV, s... Read more
in February 12
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Monika, Age 41-45, Family
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Rooms: super
cleanliness: very good the entire area
all inclusive: really very good value for money. The food, the drinks were always great.
guest Structure: nice Mixture of young, middle-aged and +60, English, German, Scandinavian and Spanish guests.
very clean, modern, bright and friendly
staff: Always very friendly, prudent and unobtrusive
Foreign languages: very good
cleaning of the rooms: very thorough, sometimes a little too late in the afternoon.
all inclusive: very good, always fresh ... Read more
in February 12
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Kirsten, Age 41-45, Couple
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The hotel area lets through the complex in three semicircular ordered buildings each with its own pool landscape the large number of guests almost forgot. The entire area will very clean held. The all inclusiveServices were all our expectations. In the guests there was a high proportion of British tourist. As in Germany at this time also partly winter holidays were, there was also children and young people. The average age in about 50 years. Under the guests there were also many long-term vac... Read more
in February 12
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Michael, Age 66-70, Couple
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