There is something you quickly notice in Lanzarote. It´s beautiful, yes, but also dry. Very dry. What’s less visible, however, is the story behind it. A story of scarcity, ingenuity, and deep respect. Because if there is one thing that has shaped life on this island more than anything else, it is water or rather, the absence of it.
From village markets in the north to late afternoon drinks in historic corners, everything feels close, easy, and quietly vibrant. Let us walk you through a few weekend plans ;))
The island offers consistent waves, wild landscapes, and a laid-back surf culture that quickly draws you in. If you’re planning to surf here, Famara is the spot you’ll hear about again and again and for good reason.
If you’re landing early in Lanzarote, don’t worry, there’s actually a really nice way to start your trip while @espaciofenomena gets ready to welcome you. Let’s ease into island mode.
Let’s get straight to the point: you need to pack a bit of everything, no matter what time of year you visit the island. Now let me explain why and how to build the perfect suitcase.
A sculpture with soul, a turquoise beach, and a sunset wine. Some places on Lanzarote are passed by without a second thought and that's exactly why they deserve a closer look.
Slow travel through villages, viewpoints and volcanic swims. Some places invite you to take your time to wander, to stop, to look twice. The north of Lanzarote is full of these corners:
