Unwind in Enchanting Places with Cheap Holidays to Lanzarote

Although Lanzarote is a small island, it has many
tourist attractions worth exploring for its visitors. The island is located
about 125 kilometres off the North African coast and 1,000 kilometres from the
Iberian Peninsula. It is the fourth largest of all the Canary Islands and was
declared a biosphere reserve in 1993 by UNESCO. Some of the most popular ones
are the masterpieces of art and culture that Cesar Manrique had created long
ago. However, the Spanish island also has several natural wonders that would
give you some delightful moments during your time spent in this part of the
world.
One of the most popular attractions on the islands
that you can explore during your cheap
holidays to Lanzarote is the Timanfaya National Park. It is the place where
you can witness the 'Montanas del Fuego' or the 'Fire Mountains'. They were
responsible for the greatest volcanic eruptions on the island, which occurred
during the 18th century. Upon getting to this national park, you'll come across
some unique landscapes comprising salt marshes and lava fields. Another
unforgettable experience while touring this park would be a visit to the El
Diablo Restaurant. Food is cooked in this restaurant by using grills that are
heated by the volcano.
Cueva de Los Verdes is yet another attractive site
worth visiting during your holidays on this Spanish island. These 'Green Caves'
or volcanic hollows were created by the eruption of Mount Corona and are a part
of the world's longest lava tunnel. During the invasions of the island by
pirates, the locals had used these caves to save themselves from these attacks.
Across three levels of this lava tunnel extending to 6 kilometres, you can walk
around for about a kilometre. While in the cave you'll also get the opportunity
to see its beautifully lit interiors.
You'll come across some enchanting gardens, natural
lake, cafe, and auditorium while visiting Jameos Del Agua, a wonderful creation
of the Lanzarote-born architect and artist known as Cesar Manrique. Managed by
the government of Lanzarote, this is a series of lava caves and is the best
example of harmony between art and nature. It was opened to the public after
completion of the general structure in 1977. Over the years, new facilities
were added to the site. There's an underground cave bar, where you can chill
out with your cocktail. During the winter season, the number of hours in the
restaurant and bars are reduced.
Playa Blanca is the best place to enjoy a laid-back
atmosphere, watching the yachts at the harbour and sipping your favourite
drinks in any of its bars. This place has vast stretches of gorgeous white
sands with black volcanic rocks. Among them is the main Playa Blanca beach,
which has been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag status. While on this beach,
you can indulge in some thrilling activities and water sports, such as paragliding,
jet-skiing, and scuba diving. You can also explore the boutiques nearby. Cesar
Manrique House Museum, Jardin de Cactus, and Rancho Texas Park are some of the
other attractions you can explore while holidaying in Lanzarote.
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