Say hello to Lanzarote, a unique island with something for everyone...

A is for... Arrecife

This is Lanzarote’s capital, where you can explore an eye-catching castle, tuck into Canarian cuisine and browse interesting art galleries. And Playa del Reducto is perfect for when you fancy a day on the sand.

B is for... Bodegas

Meaning wine shop or cellar in Spanish, bodegas are the perfect place to sample the local vino. And thanks to its unique volcanic terrain, Lanzarote’s home to many!

C is for... César Manrique

Say hello to the Canaries’ most famous artist! He’s made his mark all over the island, from cactus gardens to panoramic viewpoints. Don’t miss Jameos del Agua, an art, culture and tourism centre created in a volcanic tunnel.

D is for... Diving and snorkeling

Clear waters and great visibility make Lanzarote a fab place to spot marine life. Whether you don your snorkel and explore near the shallows or suit up with qualified scuba instructors, you’ll be in for a real treat.

E is for... El Lago Verde

This half-moon green lagoon is a unique sight on the southwest coastline. It gets its colour from the sulphurs, minerals and microorganisms that inhabit it.

F is for... Famara Beach

You’ll have to head to the north to visit this sun-kissed beauty. Boasting wild waves and winds, it’s ideal for water sports such as surfing and parasailing. You’ll find tasty fish restaurants in the nearby La Caleta de Famara too.

G is for... Golf

With year-round balmy temperatures and jaw-dropping backdrops, it's not surprising that it’s a popular destination with golfers.

H is for... Haria

Known as the ‘Valley of a Thousand Palms’, this enchanting village is an oasis among the mountains. It’s also where you’ll find the César Manrique House Museum.

I is for... Iron Man

Every year Lanzarote’s Iron Man attracts fitness fanatics to the island to complete a 3.8km swim, 180km cycle ride and a 42.2km run – it’s not for the fainthearted.

J is for... Jardin de Cactus

Another gem from the iconic César Manrique, Jardin de Cactus is home to over 800 prickly plants from across the globe.

K is for... Kid-friendly

With its brilliant beaches and national park, Lanzarote’s always been a winner with families. Mini-golf? Museums? Trinket-filled markets? Yep, it’s all here.

L is for... Landscape

Lanzarote’s lunar-like landscape is out of this world! We’re talking lava fields, palm-filled valleys and a sweeping coastline.

M is for... Marinas

There’s nothing better than a stroll around the marina as the sun sets and the boats bob on the water. Stay on dry land and dine in a waterfront restaurant or head out on a boat trip...

N is for... Nightlife

Low-key or lively? The choice is yours! Puerto del Carmen is all about buzzy bars and dancing ‘til dawn, but there’s also plenty of family-friendly spots too.

O is for... Outdoor trails

Whether it’s hiking or biking, the outdoor trails offer the ideal opportunity to drink in the striking scenery. It’s pedaling paradise up in the north.

P is for... Playas

From black-sand beauties to golden grains, there’s a whole host of pretty playas (AKA beaches) here on the island! Famara Beach is a favourite with surfers, while Papagayo Beach has that all-age appeal.

Q is for... Quiet spots

Whether you find solace on the sands or peace among the palms, you won’t struggle to find R&R here. The beaches are ideal for long walks by the sea.

R is for... Resorts for all sorts

If you’re after attractions, make your way to Playa Blanca or Puerto del Carmen. After total peace and quiet? Resorts like Matagorda and Puerto Calero are just the ticket.

S is for... Shopping

In Puerto del Carmen, you’ve got everything on tap for a stylish shopping spree. Want to pick up some goodies to take home? Playa Blanca and Costa Teguise offer a pick-and-mix of souvenir shops and markets.

T is for... Timanfaya

When you step into the Timanfaya National Park, you’ll feel like you’ve landed on mars, with ochre-tinged craters and peaks that dominate the landscape. Book a guided tour, check out the geothermal demonstrations and dine with a difference at El Diablo restaurant.

U is for... Unique

A lava-sculpted landscape, volcanic vineyards and iconic art installations – Lanzarote has plenty of things that make it unique. Why not experience it for yourself?

V is for... Volcanic

This island is synonymous with volcanoes, making it look like it’s been plucked from another time and place.

W is for... Water sports

Find your sense of adventure down in Puerto Calero, where you can go sailing, diving or embark on an exciting submarine excursion. Elsewhere, popular beaches like Playa Chica line up water sports like surfing and body boarding.

X is for... X all the top sights off your trip wish list

There are so many fascinating sights to tick off your Lanzarote bucket list. Stick the Timanfaya National Park, Montana Roja and Mirador del Rio at the top.

Y is for... Yaiza

The southern town of Yaiza holds plenty of history within its streets. It was the first European settlement in the whole Canary Islands and sits at the edge of an area once buried by volcanic eruptions. Don’t miss its well-preserved architecture.

Z is for... Zen

Feel a sense of peace after a revitalising stay among Lanzarote’s landscapes. And relax...