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This travel journal offers another way to discover the island, the different ways of experiencing it, and some of its best-kept secrets. Stories about art, culture, and encounters that spring from the landscape and return to it.

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A villa room with a panoramic window and views of the Atlantic, and a volcanic garden with dragon trees and agaves. The kind of wake-up call that defines a family vacation in Lanzarote, far from the noise.

Lanzarote and the islands

Family, Privacy, and Lanzarote: The Real Way to Relax

Your vacation in Lanzarote is sacred. Discover why a private villa is the perfect place to reconnect…

A volcanic coastline at sunset, with waves crashing against black rocks and a white village at the foot of the cliffs. This is the landscape once inhabited by the Majos, the first settlers of Lanzarote, whose legacy remains an integral part of the island’s identity.

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The Majos: The First Inhabitants of Lanzarote

Even before the volcanoes and Manrique, Lanzarote was already inhabited. Meet the Majos, indigenous people of…

Sports and Recreation

The Sea of Lanzarote: An Inside Look with Maora and Aylanz

Lanzarote is best experienced from the sea. Discover the water sports activities that Aylanz recommends with Maora: private groups, secluded coves…

Aloe vera plants in bloom in Lanzarote at sunset. Rows of plants with yellow flower stalks stretch along a dirt road, with volcanic hills and a clear sky in the background.

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Aloe vera: When nature creates the perfect shield (and gives it to us)

Canary Island aloe vera grows in volcanic soil under intense sunlight and without rain. What it learned…

Vineyards in La Geria, Lanzarote, seen from the air. The vines grow in pits dug into black volcanic soil, protected by semicircular stone walls. In the background, volcanic cones under a clear sky.

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Jesús Soto: The Landscape Architect Who Shaped Lanzarote (And Whom Almost No One Talks About)

There are people who shape the world with their hands and don’t ask anyone to remember their name. Jesus…

Volcanic crater in Timanfaya National Park, Lanzarote. A landscape of red and ochre earth devoid of vegetation, it is one of Europe’s wellness unique wellness destinations thanks to its geothermal energy and one-of-a-kind natural setting.

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The Power of Lava: Why Lanzarote Is One of the World's wellness Powerful wellness Destinations

Discover why Lanzarote’s volcanic lava and landscape promote physical and mental well-being. An island…

A small coastal village with white houses, green shutters, and palm trees, perched on volcanic rock in Lanzarote. One of Lanzarote’s hidden gems, far from the crowds of mass tourism.

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Lanzarote's Hidden Gems: Beaches, Caves, and Scenery Off the Beaten Path

Have you heard of Charco Verde, Caletón Blanco, or the Grietas de Montaña Blanca? These are the hidden gems…

A restaurant in a volcanic cave on Lanzarote featuring an indoor lake and a natural setting with wooden tables

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César Manrique: the artist who turned Lanzarote's lava into a work of art

What did César Manrique do for Lanzarote? Discover his work, his philosophy, and the places he transformed forever,…

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