Cheap Lanzarote Hotels
Wherever your travels have taken you in this world, you're guaranteed not
to have seen anywhere like Lanzarote. It's often referred to as
the Land of a Thousand Volcanoes, of which there are in reality about 300.
This ancient
volcanic Island landscape has been likened to a moonscape, which
is one of many reasons it is one not to be missed. Additionally, while you are here don't forget
to tour the Mountains of Fire.
For a quiet family holiday or couples seeking a romantic location, try
an exclusive Playa Blanca hotel on the South coast. On the East coast more
lively areas exist. The perfect choices are the very popular Puerto del
Carmen and Costa Teguise. The capital city of Arrecife also has a lot to
offer.
Lanzarote Hotel and Holiday Guide
Holidays in Lanzarote take in unique landscapes that are just a part of
what this island is about. There are also some of the best beaches in the
Canary's here. Especially on the southern tip of the island. The food and
drink here caters for ever palate. Local wines are a unique and tasty experience.
The Mountains of Fire in the National park are just one of the many natural
wonders to see.
Beaches of White and Golden Sand
There are 99 beaches in Lanzarote. That makes up a part of 26 km
of sandy shores in total, Mostly these are made up of fine, golden-white
sands. Playa del Papagayo on the south coast is part of the well
known Playa Blanca. This is a sought after destination for those seeking
a quieter holiday.
Also, the weather allows for a summer feel all year round, perfect
for sun bathing.
Food and Drink
As you are surrounded by the North Atlantic you are guaranteed some great,
fresh seafood dishes here. As you are on a Spanish island, Spanish
food is in abundance. Tapas and paella are to be expected and enjoy in the
majority
of places. Restaurants here try to appeal to everyone. So, you
will also find English dishes are easily available. Other flavours of European
cooking,
like Italian and French are also worth seeking out, if you like
to vary you menu. There are also a number of fast food and tourist trap
cafes about.
The tip I am really trying to give you here is, make sure you see
many happy customers inside before you sit down. An empty restaurant is
empty for a
reason.
Wines and beers from around the world are available at bars and clubs open
from early until late. It is an island in the sun, you would not
expect any less. However, checking out the locally made wine, made
with local grapes
grown in the volcanic soils is a unique experience. One I would
recommend to any and all at least once.
Dromedary Rides in the Mountains of Fire
The Montanas del Fuego, or Fire Mountains, are a spectacular site. However,
they are not just for looking at. Great stories come back from
families and couples, of the camel rides through Timanfaya National Park.
This park
is now protected by Unesco as it is a such unique environment.
Yet you can still climb right to the top of one of the volcanoes. just to
put you mind
at rest, there hasn't been an eruption on the island since 1736.