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Hello! I’m Jake, and in this guide we’re going to show you some of the best places to stay in Lanzarote. So in no particular order - here we go!
The gorgeous Punta Mujeres is a coastal village on the northern east coast of the island, full of small, traditional white buildings.
And when a village is not only by the coast, but also this pretty, and it has major tourist attractions you think that it would feel more touristy. But it really doesn't. like it's got a really small village local kind of authentic feel and I really love that.
Most buildings have pretty terraces and balconies, reaching to make the most of the beautiful views out to sea. Historically a fishing village, the small streets and alleyways all seem to lead you to the sea. Perhaps Punta Mujeres’ biggest draw for tourists though is the natural bathing pools.
Filled with seawater and protected by huge breakwaters of naturally occurring rocks, swim in these pools at the right time of day and you’ll get to experience the sea’s waves smashing against these rocks to make huge plumes and sprays. You won’t find white sand here - the beach at Punta Mujeres has a different beauty.
The beach at Punta Mujeres is beautiful in its own way you know it's not white sand, it's sort of like dark black rocks and white waves smashing up against them. It's a really great place to see but maybe it's not a perfect beach if you’re thinking of having a swim.
Mere minutes away from popular attractions like Jameos Del Agua and Cueva de los Verdes; Punta Mujeres is the perfect place to stay if you’re looking for a mix of nearby things to do and relaxing isolation.
Somewhere definitely not so isolated is Puerto Del Carmen, maybe the best known resort town on the island. At just 10 minutes from the airport, it’s a perfect place to explore the island from.
Really it's got all of the comforts you’d expect from a resort town. It's got restaurants, bars clubs, nice beaches and what we think is really the gem a nice little fishing port as well; it's called El Varadero and you can see lots of little leisure boats moored up there. It’s a really lovely place to go for a nice wander.
Puerto del Carmen stretches for 6 kilometres along the coastline, so be sure to check exactly where you’re planning on staying to get the most out of your location. But make no mistake, wherever you stay, you’re going to have everything you need just a stone’s throw away. And that’s to say nothing of the amazing sunsets.
So the shape of the island means that from Puerto del Carmen to the sea you can also see some of the mountains over there and where the sun sets behind them and get really lovely Orange Glow.
Like many resort towns, Puerto Del Carmen is full of energy - restaurants, bars, nightlife, you name it. But in exchange, you do lose a little of the authenticity you’ll find in smaller towns.
If you’re looking for authenticity, look no further than Teguise, the oldest Spanish settlement in the whole of the Canaries, dating back to 1402. It’s located slightly inland, but still very close to lots of attractions and coastal areas, making it a perfect home base if you’ve hired a car, and want to see as much of the island as possible.
So this main town of Teguise is known as La Villa, it’s just referred to as La Villa. Teguise is the region, or Costa Teguise is the tourism place down by the beach but this is a lot more quaint, and local and it's just got a lot more relaxed feel to it.
There are few hotels, and not many organised tours stop here. This makes for hushed streets and squares that perfectly preserve the past. But don’t mistake the quiet for isolation - this town hosts the island’s biggest street market every Sunday. Also, up on the peak of the extinct volcano overlooking the town, you’ll find the fortress Castillo Santa Barbara, home to the Pirate Museum! If you’re interested, you can learn more about the museum in our Lanzarote Travel Guide.
Just a 15 minute drive towards the sea away from the peaks surrounding Teguise is Lanzarote’s third largest resort - Costa Teguise...
Lanzarote Village
Lanzarote hat das gewisse Etwas, das über all das hinausgeht, das Sie auch an anderen Sonnen- und Strandurlaubszielen finden. Eine Insel, auf der Natur und Kunst Hand in Hand gehen, ein Ort, an dem die Menschen ihr Engagement fühlen und leben und stolz darauf sind, hierher zu gehören, an dem das Essen nach Meer und Land schmeckt, eine Insel, deren Wesen Spuren hinterlässt.
Die Insel, die von einem Künstler gestaltet wurde. Der Einfluss von César Manrique, universell Schaffendem und ökologischem Pionier, bleibt keinem Besucher der Insel Lanzarote verborgen.
Sein Werk und im Besonderen seine ausserordentliche Sichtweise der Beziehung zwischen der Natur und dem Menschen prägt viele Winkel der Insel und sogar die Denkweise der Bewohner Lanzarotes und der Kanaren allgemein. Und natürlich auch seine Kunstzentren, die überall auf den Inseln zu den wichtigsten Touristenattraktionen gehören.
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Review Club Del Carmen by Diamond Resorts (Lanzarote, Spain)
Club Del Carmen by Diamond Resorts (Lanzarote, Spain)
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Stop at Club Del Carmen by Diamond Resorts to discover the wonders of Lanzarote. The hotel offers a high standard of service and amenities to suit the individual needs of all travelers. Facilities like laundromat 24-hour front desk facilities for disabled guests Wi-Fi in public areas family room are readily available for you to enjoy. Some of the well-appointed guestrooms feature towels separate living room television LCD/plasma screen sofa linens. Entertain the hotel's recreational facilities including hot tub golf course (within 3 km) outdoor pool children's playground pool (kids). Club Del Carmen by Diamond Resorts combines warm hospitality with a lovely ambiance to make your stay in Lanzarote unforgettable.
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THE HAPENNY IN OLD TOWN PUERTO DEL CARMEN LANZAROTE
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Lost World Themed Restaurant in Lanzarote
Lost World is a themed restaurant and soft play zone within a jungle setting at Rooftop Lanzarote. Surrounded by coral reef, cave like walls which come alive with the sounds of the rainforest revealing some hidden jungle friends to look out for! Enjoy a full menu from our megasauras kitchen with waiter service and drinks from the bar, whilst your children have fun in our soft play area. Plus, the Galaxia space station recently landed in the Lost world too, with VR rides for the whole family to enjoy. Choose your destination, take a Lanzarote Skyride or dive beneath the waves with 6D effects.
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Snorkelling in Playa Chica (Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote) Holiday 2017
Playa Chica is a small beach in Puerto del Carmen. It offers very steady water as it is secured by rocks from both sides. Perfect for kids and snorkelling enthusiasts. Unfortunately it also can be quite overcrowded as many scuba diving trainings take place in the water.
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Avenue De Las Playas, Puerto Del Carmen, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain: 9th September 2018
Views along Avenue De Las Playas, Puerto Del Carmen, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain: 9th September 2018.
Puerto del Carmen (Pto. del Carmen) is the main tourist town on the island of Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain. It is part of the municipality of Tías. Most of Lanzarote's over 1 million visitors per year choose this town as their destination. As a result, almost all of the town's economy revolves around tourism. To read more about Puerto Del Carmen, click here: .
This short film features views along the Avenue De Las Playas at Puerto Del Carmen, it features views of the Playa Grande beach, as well as the shops and Ruta 66 bar.
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10 Things NOT To Do in The Canary Islands
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10 Things NOT to Do in the Canary Islands
The Canary Islands, see nine million tourists annually. Before you can enjoy the gorgeous oasis and beautiful mountains of this archipelago of islands, here are 10 things NOT to do during your trip.
1. Don’t Purchase Electronics
If you find yourself in dire need of a new electronic, the islands aren’t the best place to make a purchase. Some electronics shops sell bootleg products, or they try to pass off second-hand items as brand new.
2. Don’t Agree to a Timeshare
They have a selling tactic that includes a scratch-off ticket, and you will always be a winner! These offers will push you to redeem your prize at a local hotel. Then, you’ll be scammed into signing a dishonest timeshare contract with a hefty fee.
3. Don’t Ignore the Beach Signs
The red flag means no swimming. Even if the water looks calm. When the yellow and green flags are waving, it’s best to stick to the patrolled areas. Also, be cautious of jellyfish in the springtime. Avoid swimming and walking around with your shoes off.
4. Don’t Visit Cruz de Tejeda
If you’re looking for sweeping views of the mountains and beaches, skip out this area entirely. Since it’s just 5,000-feet above sea level, there isn’t much of a view. Instead, head out to Mirador del Barranco del Carmen, La Palma to see stunning views of the rugged coastline.
5. Don’t Get a Late Start to See El Teide
If seeing Tenerife’s legendary volcano, El Teide, is on your to-do list, make sure you head out early in the morning. To avoid the crowd, try to arrive by 9 a.m. the latest.
6. Don’t Confuse a Pickpocketer for Someone In Need
Gran Canaria is a relatively low-crime area, but a common tactic is for pickpocketers to pose as beggars. They will get really close to their victim and quickly reach into their pockets to snatch their money and possessions.
7. Don’t Fall for the Puerto de la Cruz Scam
You’ll notice a lot of the locals walking around with pet monkeys, snakes, and parrots. They’ll sometimes place the animals on a child’s shoulders and allow the parents’ to take a photo. After the picture is taken, they’ll demand an insane amount of money.
8. Don’t Go to the Tenerife Beaches
If you want golden sand to wiggle your toes in, the beach in Tenerife shouldn’t be on your list. Since it’s the site of a volcano, most of the beaches are full of black sand that will scorch your feet! For a real sandy beach, head to Los Cristianos instead.
9. Don’t Take the Train Ride In Corralejo
They promise to take you on a tour. After boarding, you’ll realize the tour simply consists of a quick trip around Corralejo’s back streets, and travelers have complained that the tour guides aren’t very knowledgeable.
10. Don’t Accept “Free” Food
Vendors selling slices of pineapple will allow you to “try” a slice – only to demand you pay them up to eight Euro per piece! Just remember, nothing is free. If a deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is!
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