
A genuine commitment to the local area, where sustainability, architecture, and landscape are seamlessly integrated into every project.
The journey is more important than the destination.
What you leave behind and what you take with you. Development and respect for the natural environment and the local community not only can coexist—they must.
At Aylanz, we view hospitality as a form of responsible tourism, guided by a deep-rooted respect Lanzarote, its rugged landscape, its rhythms, and its people.
Because taking care of the place we live in is also a form of hospitality.


















We collaborate with local stakeholders and participate in initiatives that promote cultural preservation and the well-being of the community. We believe in a model of responsible and sustainable tourism, where respecting the island means preserving its traditions, supporting its culture, and contributing to the future of Lanzarote


La Isla y el Mar conceived from the outset as a sustainable hospitality project in Lanzarote.
Its bioclimatic architecture, combined with responsible energy and water management, has made it the first hotel in the world to earn the Biosphere Responsible Tourism certification.

Villas Alondra its commitment to sustainability through the implementation of a solar photovoltaic-based energy generation and self-consumption system.
This project, carried out as part of the Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan, improves the complex’s energy efficiency through the installation of solar panels, inverters, and electric vehicle charging stations in each villa.
A commitment to a more efficient energy model that is environmentally friendly, reinforcing the group's commitment to more sustainable tourism in Lanzarote.

We partner with organizations such as AKACENTER, Inserta Empleo de Lanzarote, and ONCE to promote training and employment in the local community.
Because a responsible tourism project should also create opportunities in the region.