Cheap car hire Lanzarote airport The Canary Islands are often associated with black sand beaches, but there are few of these on Lanzarote, despite the relatively recent volcanic eruptions on the island. Indeed, the vast majority of the 90 plus beaches sport either golden or white sands.
Despite being a volcanic landscape, Lanzarote boasts
many beautiful white beaches where the turquoise Atlantic Ocean extends to the horizon and the deep blue skies
beyond. The stunning Martian landscape of the Parque Nacional de Timanfaya contrasts dramatically with the
picturesque whitewashed villages of the coast.
Lanzarote has plenty to do even though it’s a small island. Whether you’re looking for a taste of culture, some natural beauty or a bit of family fun. Explore the island's ancient capital Teguise with our knowledgable guides. Visit the Castillo Santa Barbara, once a fort protecting Teguise from pirate attack, and now home to the Emigration Museum, the lovingly restored merchants house Palacio Spinola. Lanzarote has some very talented artesanos, these are artists or craftsmen living on the island and producing hand crafted work.
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