5 must-sees on your trip to Lanzarote

Lanzarote is one of the top destinations in the Canary Islands. Every year, the number of tourists visiting increases because, clearly, it's a place that leaves no one indifferent. A new way of discovering this paradise is possible; in this post, we present the lesser-known must-see spots on this island.

An island of volcanoes

The volcanic landscapes of Lanzarote This makes it a unique place in Spain. Any walk around the island will reveal the marks left by the volcanic eruptions that centuries ago gave life to this incredible place. 

Its landscape, covered in black earth and volcanic cliffs, leaves every visitor speechless. You'll fall in love with it the moment you set foot on the island, but that's no excuse to limit your trip. Discover the island's lesser-known spots that will complete your vacation in this amazing destination. 

The 5 must-see places on your trip to Lanzarote

• The Crow

Born after the eruption of Timanfaya, one of the most typical volcanoes on the island of Lanzarote, the Cuervo volcano created its surroundings immense lava flows, now petrified. All of this has resulted in the creation of a unique landscape around this place. 

The Cuervo Volcano is not large, but with its 388 meters of height it offers a valuable example of the rich geological heritage that led to the creation of Lanzarote.

• The Gulf

Laguna Verde, known for its distinctive color, is one of the places in Lanzarote that you've surely heard of. A splendid natural setting that you must visit if you pass by the island, But don't stop there. This place is nestled within the natural landscape known as El Golfo. 

Every corner of this area, located in the southwest of the island, deserves your attention. After admiring the lagoon and the beach, with its strong waves, you can continue climbing a small red hill where you'll find a viewpoint overlooking the lagoon and from which you can observe the palette of colors that paint this stunning landscape. 

• I would

While it's true that this might be a bit more touristy, you can't miss it a stroll through the streets of this small and picturesque town. Known for being full of cacti, palm trees and white houses, Haría is one of those dreamy places that will make your time in Lanzarote an unforgettable trip.

In the town center, you can enjoy a small market and delicious restaurants serving local cuisine. A true delight for all the senses. 

• The Pools of Órzola

Los Charcones de Órzala is one of those hidden gems that often escape the typical tourist itinerary. Access to this spot isn't easy, but once you traverse the dirt tracks and reach your destination, you'll realize it was well worth the effort. 

A place almost reserved for locals, The Charcones de Órzola are a series of natural pools formed among volcanic rocks by seawater. They have no waves or currents, making them very safe for swimming.

• Teguise and its market