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Madrid (MAD)
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Lanzarote from € 81

Interesting facts about Lanzarote

Lanzarote is a paradise island of amazing beaches surrounded by beautiful waters and over 300 volcanic cones. It's a fantastic destination to suit those who simply want to relax on a beautiful beach, as well as holidaymakers who want a more active holiday. Book your Lanzarote flights with Air Europa via our official website to make the journey on one of our modern, reliable and spacious aircrafts. Our planes are equipped with such amenities as Wi-Fi to make your flight even more enjoyable.

Lanzarote Points of Interest

  • Timanfaya National Park: Walk across this amazing volcanic landscape flat enough to let you see for miles around you!
  • Monte Corona Volcano: Hike to one of the largest volcanic craters on the island to see breath-taking panoramic views along the way.
  • Playa de Papagayo: The cove structure protects this beach from the wind and makes it a perfect place to relax and sunbathe.
  • Teguise Market: Buy some locally produced goods or just browse the stalls of this huge market.
  • Marina Lanzarote: Admire the beautiful yachts and enjoy a meal on the harbour.

Lanzarote Destinations

Although Lanzarote is one of the Canary Islands, it’s a pretty big destination. That means there are plenty of resorts to choose from and something to suit any holiday style. One of the most popular resorts on the island, Playa Blanca is full of upmarket cocktail bars, restaurants and private boutiques. White sand beaches and lively nightlife promise fun both day and night. Moreover, Puerto Del Carmen is one of the liveliest towns on the island, and there’s plenty of nightlife here. The main strip is packed with bar, pubs and clubs that keep the party going all night. Other fantastic options include Costa Teguise and Puerto Calero, which offer quieter, more family-friendly holidays.

The Weather in Lanzarote

Lanzarote has warm, sunny and dry summers so it is a very popular destination between June and September. However, it’s often thought of as a perfect year-round getaway because it has very mild winters too. This means you can fly to Lanzarote for a little mid-winter sun! It doesn’t rain too often, but when it does, expect very heavy rainfalls or flash floods. Don’t worry as these soon pass!

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Journey 3 steps itinerary

Discover Lanzarote's stunning volcanic landscapes, from world-renowned Biosphere Reserves to extraordinary lava caves and untouched coastal preserves—an ideal itinerary for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers.

Guided Tour of Timanfaya National Park
Journey Through the Cueva de los Verdes Lava Cave
Cactus Garden Walk and Northern Viewpoint Tour

Tailored for families, this travel plan combines sunny beaches and engaging attractions, balancing relaxation with enriching and exciting activities for all ages.

Adventure at Rancho Texas Theme Park
Beach Day at Playa Blanca
Interactive Science Museum Experience

Taste distinctive volcanic wines and traditional Canarian cuisine. This gourmet itinerary includes visits to local wineries, authentic places to eat, and the opportunity to discover Lanzarote's culinary heritage.

Wine Discovery in La Geria
Traditional Canarian Lunch
Teguise Market Visit and Tapas Evening

Forecast
Weather trends

Lanzarote has a pleasant subtropical desert climate, with consistently warm temperatures throughout the year. Winters are mild and comfortable, while summers stay warm without becoming excessively hot. Rainfall is scarce and usually falls during winter and early spring. Known for its abundant sunshine, low humidity, and few cloudy days, Lanzarote is an ideal destination year-round for outdoor activities.

Gastronomy Cuisine

Lanzarote's food culture is shaped by the island's rich Atlantic seafood and the distinctive crops grown in its volcanic earth. Traditional recipes blend Spanish, African, and Latin American influences, creating tasty dishes made with fresh fish and seafood, locally grown vegetables, and bold sauces. This focus on simplicity and freshness reflects Lanzarote's strong farming heritage and provides a genuinely authentic culinary experience.

  • Wrinkled potatoes with mojo

    Wrinkled potatoes with mojo

    Small wrinkled potatoes boiled in salted water and served with either spicy red sauce (mojo rojo) or green sauce (mojo verde).
  • Canarian sancocho

    Canarian sancocho

    A salted fish stew, usually made with local fish such as cherne, served with sweet potatoes and mojo sauce.
  • Gofio

    Gofio

    A toasted corn flour eaten as a side, added to soups, or used in desserts, and regarded as a basic staple of the island.