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LANZAROTE

Where is Lanzarote?

Quick Guide To Lanzarote. The northernmost and furthest East of the Canary Islands archipelago. Set in the Atlantic Ocean to the west of Morroco.

One of the most majestic of all the Canary Islands. Sweeping rocky landscapes.

Blood red sunrises and sunsets.

Lanzarote is approximately 100 miles from the coast of Africa. Which ensures lovely year round sunshine and higher than average temperatures.

Our nearest neighbour is Fuerteventura. Only a stone throw away. 12 kilometres (7 miles) away from Playa Blanca. A kilometre (0.62 miles) away from Lanzarote’s Northern coast lays the little island of La Graciosa. Treasure Island!

Where is Lanzarote?

Quick Guide To Lanzarote. The northernmost and furthest East of the Canary Islands archipelago. Set in the Atlantic Ocean to the west of Morroco.

One of the most majestic of all the Canary Islands. Sweeping rocky landscapes.

Blood red sunrises and sunsets.

Lanzarote is approximately 100 miles from the coast of Africa. Which ensures lovely year round sunshine and higher than average temperatures.

What is Lanzarote's Climate Like?

Temperatures in Lanzarote very rarely reach below 16ºC (61ºF) in winter and 27ºC (80ºF) in summer. Rain is rare commodity here in Africa. Creating a dry arid climate. fueled by the warm African wind. With an average 16 days of rainfall a year. (if you are lucky) Usually in the winter months between December and March.

more sun than you can shake a stick at

With over 2500 hours of sunshine a year. Southern Lanzarote basks in pretty much permanent sunny warm weather 360 days a year. (Get in!!) Central Lanzarote has a more moderate climate. Enjoying the cool trade winds wooshing on down from the mountains. Northern Lanzarote feels a little more windswept and keeps most of the annual rain. Still a perfect climate for those wishing for a bit of respite in the summer months.

Lanzarote Municipalities

The island is divided into seven regions

Places of Interest

There is lots of places to visit in Lanzarote and plenty of attractions to keep you busy. Check out our guide of the top ten places of interest and some of the most popular attractions to visit.

Wine Regions Lanzarote

The valley of La Geria is one of the most visited of all the wine regions found across Lanzarote. La Geria is the main wine-growing region on the island. Occupying about 52 square kilometres. Stretching along either side of the road all the way from Masdache right on up to Uga.

The main vineyard planted at the end of the 19th c by the famous Rijo family. Now currently run by the Melian family.

You will notice the unique grape cultivation method used in Lanzarote. After many centuries have now resulted in a very prosperous wine industry. Well renowned for outstanding wines. There are plenty of local bodegas where you may taste the wine or even buy bottles.

VOLCANIC LANZAROTE

PLACES TO VISIT

The most awe inspiring views that beach dwellers always miss. Take a look below at some of the earths most creative works. The volcanic hidden gems of Lanzarote are amazing. Especially at sunset. With plenty of deep reds and orange colours all set onto Lanzarote’s own black canvas.