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Reserva para Menores de 5 a 12 años viajando solos. El servicio de acompañamiento es obligatorio e incluye un cargo adicional. Reserva para Menores de 12 a 17 años viajando solos. Puedes realizar la reserva como adulto si decides que viaje solo o puedes contratar nuestro servicio de acompañamiento. Si deseas solicitar una reserva para un menor con servicio de acompañamiento puedes continuar. Si deseas reservar para otro tipo de pasajero vuelve al formulario de búsqueda y modifica los criterios.
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Live a unique experience on the island of eternal spring. Relax on the beaches, enjoy the outdoor activities, art, festivals, food... all surrounded by magnificent volcanic landscapes!

Slow travel

Lanzarote offers you a different kind of winter, unique in Europe, with an average temperature of 21°C and mild waters that invite you to enjoy its beaches at a more leisurely pace, away from the summer crowds.

If you’re looking to switch off, the island is the perfect place to do so during these months: a destination without the rush or the crowds, where you can sit on a sunny terrace, lie on the sand with the sound of the waves in the background or simply enjoy a good book. Lanzarote invites you to slow down, connect with the island and discover it, while remembering that it is a unique and delicate destination whose natural environment and landscapes deserve to be cared for and preserved.

Explore the island responsibly, respecting its natural areas, beaches, volcanic landscapes and the way of life of the people who call it home. Because discovering Lanzarote also means a more mindful, unhurried and respectful way to travel that will allow you to experience the true essence of the island.

Get moving

Reconnect with your body through a wide range of sports and outdoor activities in settings that seem to belong to another world. Just put on some comfortable boots and follow any of the island trails. Adapted to every level, they all offer astonishing and captivating views of the volcanic landscapes that form the backdrop to idyllic beaches and picturesque villages. Whether you're alone, with friends, your partner or the whole family, the options are endless: from easy circular routes to do with the kids, to genuine challenges like the International Lanzarote Marathon, held every December. Alternatively, why not do a couple of these bike routes? Pedal your way around the island

Explore Lanzarote's underwater world by practising diving or snorkelling and discover why you've travelled to Europe's largest marine reserve. Water is the essence of the island: Lanzarote is water and the island's water is life. The life of six of the seven species of turtles that exist in the world, not to mention silver swarms of shrimps, up to 259 species of fish, forests of black coral and thirty species of cetaceans...

Tour the island by sea, either by taking boat trips or hiring a private boat, and discover hidden corners and new perspectives of Lanzarote, such as the foot of the cliffs and otherwise inaccessible coves...

Unique cuisine

Discovering Lanzarote’s gastronomy means discovering a cuisine with deep roots in the land. A culinary offering based on the produce of its unique traditional agriculture, the bounty of the sea and distinctive farming methods that have adapted over generations to a landscape shaped by fire, water and wind.

On the island, you’ll find products and flavours that are hard to experience anywhere else: volcanic wines, pulses and other local produce grown using unique cultivation methods. You cannot fully understand Lanzarote without trying pork ribs with corn on the cob, a lentil stew, a traditional Canarian stew or gofio served with onion and, of course, without tasting its D.O. Lanzarote wines.

But Lanzarote’s gastronomy goes far beyond its traditional recipes. The island also boasts fine dining, with chefs and restaurants reinterpreting local ingredients through creative and innovative cuisine. Among them is Kamezí, the first restaurant on the island to receive a MICHELIN Star, alongside other Lanzarote establishments featured in the MICHELIN Guide.

A sustainable destination

Lanzarote is also the perfect destination for a sustainable holiday because it's spent the last fifty years promoting eco-friendly tourism. The work of Lanzarote-born César Manrique is one of the finest demonstrations of this long-held philosophy by the island, which first embraced the artist's sustainability project back in the 1960s, transforming the stunning natural landscape and charms into wonderful sustainable tourist attractions. To understand this philosophy, be sure to head to the Jameos del Agua caves where the artist created a haven of peace and beauty out of (and with full respect for) the natural assets.

The houses are predominantly white to reflect the sunlight and prevent the build-up of heat inside. And of course the beaches include beautiful coves with crystal-clear waters.