The Canary Islands do not have their own language. What they do have is a very deep dialect and claimed by many as a language and way of life. After several centuries being the commercial connection between Europe and America. The Canary Islands have been imbued with different words that, Read more…
Few places in Lanzarote can tell the story of the island better than Cueva de los Verdes. Located in the same volcanic tube that Jameos del Agua, Cueva de los verdes takes us deep into the bowels of the Volcán de la Corona and its devastating force. Used at the Read more…
Named for the water line that separates the islands of Lanzarote and La Graciosa, Mirador del Río has an unbeatable panoramic view. Taking advantage of an old military building, the viewpoint that is located 400m high offers us one of the most vertiginous cafes. In addition to the magnificent views, Read more…
In the center of the island of Lanzarote is the Al Campesino Monument. This Center for Art and Culture of Lanzarote designed by the artist César Manrique is a tribute to all those people who with their effort have worked the land. Before the arrival of tourism to Lanzarote, field Read more…