Take in the sunshine

Let’s be honest, the main reason you want to get away to Lanzarote on holiday this year is to enjoy the warmer climate and beautiful sunshine. So, make sure you top up your tan whilst on your Lanzarote holidays.

Make a splash

This Canary Island has copious water sports to have a go at. Whether you fancy whizzing by on a get jet ski, exploring the underwater world with some scuba diving or a spot of windsurfing, Lanzarote has it all.

Safari on a Quad bike

Experience stunning areas on the island by off roading on a quad bike, this wild ride will offer you spectacular views and real adventure on your holiday.

Eat to your heart’s content

There’s an abundance of restaurants and bars in Lanzarote. You can enjoy the local specialties or there is a whole host international cuisine options from Indian and Chinese to a good old bag of fish and chips.

Shopping

You’ll be able to find some fantastic markets to pick up some souvenirs. One of the best markets in Lanzarote is Teguise market, check it out if you want to get yourself a great bargain.

Island hop to Fuerteventura

The island of Fuerteventura is only a short boat trip away. It’s a great day trip offering a entirely different experience to Lanzarote – it’s well worth a day trip on your holiday.

Enjoy a glass of wine… or two

Lanzarote has a fantastic wine making industry and the vineyards are very welcoming. You’ll learn about the process of making wine and get to try plenty of samples. You can even buy a bottle or two of your favourites to take home.

Fishing

The sea fishing in Lanzarote is famous, so catch yourself some dinner with a boat trip onto the ocean. A Lanzarote holiday is a great way to enjoy the thrills of sea fishing.

Take a trip to Jameos del Agua

The lava bubbles of Jameos del Agua bring visitors from all over Lanzarote. The bubbles were caused by the eruption of Monte de la Corona 3000 years ago. Don’t miss the blind albino crabs.

Visit Timanfaya National Park

We’ve saved the best for last – Timanfaya national park is the most popular attraction in Lanzarote. Don’t miss a visit to this fabulous tourist attraction on your Lanzarote holidays.

Tradition holds that in days gone by it was believed that a newly wed couple was provided with mead by the rest of the family for a lunar month so that there first month together is filled with nothing but sweetness. It is believed that this tradition gradually developed into the concept of the honeymoon that we have now. Though definitely shorter nowadays in duration that purpose of the honeymoon remains the same.

It is due to this importance that most couples concentrate on maximizing their time together during their honeymoon. There are some destinations that have gained more popularity as honeymoon destinations than others. However, newly weds need not really bust their budget on their honeymoon destination but can instead opt for say a beach holiday which would be more economical and can be turned into a romantic getaway.

Take Lanzarote the holiday island for example. What immediately springs to mind are endless hordes of visitors, not the most romantic of settings, but with a little planning a beach holiday can be cost effective and romantic.

Imagine being with your loved on the warm soft sandy beaches just relaxing and only getting up to cool off in the clear blue waters. As it is a popular holiday destination Lanzarote has many, many hotels and resorts that cater completely to beach holidays and to honeymooners. Most times guests can enjoy their meals on the beach itself or sample the sea food at the many restaurants that line the beaches.

Also for the more active couples the hotels can organize water sports such as kneeboarding, sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and kayaking, experiences that can only serve to increase the bond between the couple. For a truly unique experience try scuba diving or snorkeling and be enchanted by the underwater life.

If you prefer more privacy couples can always rent out one of the many villas available around Lanzarote. This way you and your spouse can enjoy a truly idyllic time together unrestricted by the bounds of a hotel. However, no matter where you stay, be it a hotel, apartment or villa the days can end sipping a cocktail and being bathed by the warm sunsets as you sit on the toasty sand or go for long walks just enjoying the atmosphere.

The lure of the beach is hard to beat and a beachside honeymoon gives you the added bonus of returning home with healthy tans bound to be the envy of all your friends and relatives. Lanzarote is one of the seven Canary Islands so you can always sample the other islands as well for variety.

Lanzarote being a popular destination has its perks as the Lanzarote accommodation providers are well geared to meet guest requirements and so you are assured that you will want for nothing while on your honeymoon there.

Enjoy Lanzarote – The Holiday Island As a holiday destination, Lanzarote has been offering its hospitality to visitors for over forty years. Yet the island, which is part of the Canarian archipelago, remains a relatively unspoilt corner of Europe, even whilst it receives an annual average of over a million holidaymakers. Thanks to the abundance of cheap flights to Lanzarote from countries such as the UK. Its ability to cope with a large number of temporary guests is such that even during peak holiday times, peace and quiet can still be found.

This is partly due to the vast majority of visitors choosing to stay in one of the three main resorts. Which are arrayed along the eastern and southern coastlines and benefit from the best micro-climates to be found here. But it is also the result of the island’s geography, where a large part of the interior is covered by volcanic landscapes or agricultural activity, such as wine production. Lanzarote is the place where Malvasia wine is created – the sweet white wine that was much favoured by Shakespeare and the Elizabethan court. That activity is still much in evidence today, in the La Geria region. Which makes an unusual and scenic destination for visitors who decide to explore the less populous areas of the island.

Along with the national park that has been created out of the region that was most affected by the six year volcanic eruptions between 1730-36. The Timanfaya National Park is the number one tourist attraction, where travellers can get a close up view of the fissures and craters formed by the world’s longest period of volcanic activity. And where they can eat a meal cooked over the ground’s geothermal heat – as the huge grill at El Diablo restaurant harnesses the natural power beneath the earth’s crust.

This innovative use of an area that was devastated by the events of the eighteenth century was down to the intelligent solutions found by one man, César Manrique. As a Lanzaroteño he had a passionate attachment to the island of his birth. And as an influential artist and architect he was able to propose and implement some of the most unusual ideas to form seven tourist attractions. Car hire in Lanzarote is affordable too – making it easy to get out and explore the island´s unique attractions. As a result, Lanzarote has a unique package to offer holidaymakers. A benign climate all year round, lovely sandy beaches, striking countryside and a range of attractions that delight and amaze visitors from around the world. Which present the island’s history, culture and natural beauty in ways that only an artist could imagine.