Places of interest in Lanzarote fast facts

Cesar Manrique

Place of Natural beauty

Lanzarote Castles

Markets of Lanzarote

Places of interest in Lanzarote

Discover Lanzarote’s places of interest and things to do

Lanzarote has a stunning diversity and plethora of things to do and see. The size of the island makes it easy to see loads of things even with a limited time schedule.

Hire cars are very reasonably priced and is the best way to see the island. Armed with the information here, or in the printed version of this website the ‘Lanzarote Guide Map’, plus your hire car you are ready to explore.

You can choose from visiting the houses and creations of Cesar Manrique. Visit castles used in harder times as protections against slavers, pirates and invasions. Take a look at some naturally beautiful locations. Search amongst the many markets for souvenirs, art and local produce.

Maybe spend the morning seeing places of interest, have a lovely traditional ‘tapas’ lunch then lounge away the afternoon on a secluded white sand beach. You could literally do this everyday in a different place without visiting the same location twice.

Lanzarote was created in a rare and unique manner and from its past there are plenty of unique things to see and do.

Make the most of your holiday in Lanzarote and visit some of the amazing things there is on offer.

Cesar Manrique‘s contributions to Lanzarote

Cesar Manrique had a profound influence on Lanzarote. He took a large part in making the island what it is today.

Not only did Cesar create some amazing place of interest on the island but was a fantastic artist as well.

All over Lanzarote you will see his creations and influences.

Places of extraordinary Natural Beauty

Lanzarote was created in a dramatic and volatile way out of volcanic chaos. The unique manner in which the island was created means there are things to see here you will not see the like of anywhere else.

The Castles on Lanzarote

The Castles of Lanzarote largely came from a far less peaceful time. Its hard to imagine this tropical paradise being anything but relaxed. In the days of the New World explorers the residents of Lanzarote had to defend themselves. The remaining Lanzarote castles are a legacy of tough times on the island.

The Markets of Lanzarote

Lanzarote has a market almost everyday of the week. If you like a market you have come to the right place. Goods on sale at these wide spread markets range from fresh fish and vegetable local produces to amazing arts and crafts.