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April 21, 2015

5 Things to do in Lanzarote

When you’re ready to tear yourself away from the pool, Lanzarote offers a plethora of exciting experiences waiting to be discovered. Here are some of our top recommendations for things to do on the island:

1. Timanfaya National Park

A must-visit for every Lanzarote visitor, Timanfaya National Park boasts a stunning volcanic landscape covering a quarter of the island. Witness the aftermath of six years of intense volcanic eruptions between 1730 and 1736, with smaller activity in 1824. Explore the park on a guided coach tour along the ‘Ruta de los Volcanes,’ where you’ll witness geothermal experiments and marvel at the natural wonders. Be sure to stop by El Diablo restaurant to experience geothermal cooking firsthand.

2. Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park

Located in Puerto del Carmen, Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park is a fun-filled theme park, zoo, and water park all rolled into one. Encounter exotic animals like crocodiles, sea lions, and tigers, and enjoy a range of activities including pony rides, treasure hunts, and parrot shows. Don’t miss the opportunity to swim with sea lions and dolphins or cool off in the water park’s slides and pools.

3. Aqualava Water Park

Situated in Playa Blanca, Aqualava Water Park offers a day of aquatic fun for the whole family. Enjoy thrilling rides, looped slides, and a relaxing lazy river with stunning views. The park’s geothermally heated pools ensure year-round warmth, while the on-site TimiKitchen Restaurant serves up delicious freshly cooked food.

4. Teguise Market

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the island’s largest market, held every Sunday in the charming town of Teguise. Browse stalls selling everything from art and crafts to clothing and food, and enjoy live entertainment from roving musicians. Explore the town’s cobbled streets lined with bars, restaurants, and Spanish shops for a truly memorable day out.

5. Watersports

Take advantage of Lanzarote’s ideal climate and explore the island’s coastline with a range of watersports. Whether you’re into surfing, kite surfing, or windsurfing, there’s something for every water enthusiast. Head to Famara Beach for excellent surf conditions or Las Cucharas Beach in Costa Teguise for windsurfing and swimming in designated areas.

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