Lanzarote

The Island of fire

Only 130 kilometers from the coast of Africa we find Lanzarote, the easternmost island of the Canary Islands. Everyone who has had the good fortune to meet her agrees that Lanzarote is a true gift of nature. Being a volcanic island, arid and desert-like, it is largely covered by lava fields caused by the volcanic eruptions suffered by this majestic land in the eighteenth century.

The hospitality of its inhabitants, the calm of its mountains, the beauty of its beaches or the uniqueness of its natural monuments were just some of the insular features that favored its recognition as a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1993.

The legacy of the prestigious architect César Manrique is intrinsically related to the landscape of this land, being able to enjoy many of his creations for the celebration of events in an environment as privileged as that of the rabbit land.

Lanzarote is a destination that will not leave any of our customers indifferent.