Lanzarote is part of the Canary Islands, a spanish archipelago, of which it is the fourth largest and most easterly. Being the closest island to the Sahara the desert like climate creates a dry and barren looking landscape
Now sat peacefully in the Atlantic Ocean, just off the coast of Africa, Lanzarote still shows evidence of the volcanic destruction caused by eruptions during the late 1800s. Indeed 35 million years [...]
Lanzarote is very popular with holiday makers and tourists from all over Europe, and its easy to see why. The laid back culture, year round sunshine and unique volcanic landscape all make for a captivating and memorable week or fortnight away.
The landscape, a result of volcanic eruptions over 35 million years ago, may seem sparse, dry and barren to some, but for others it offers opportunities – a chance [...]
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