| Timanfaya National Park - Volcanic landscape here you can have your lunch cooked in a volcanic vent.
Jameos Del Agua - Once a volcanic vent leading to the sea, now a place of tranquility & beauty, here you can see the albino crabs.
Cesar Manrique Foundation - The house of the deceased artist Cesar Manrique who had a profound effect on the architecture of Lanzarote.
Cueva de los Verdes - Caves created in the volcanic past of Lanzarote, used by the inhabitants for sanctuary from the many marauders in the Islands history.
Jardin de Cactus - Many hundreds of cacti in lovely surroundings.
Castillo de San Jose - Castle.
Mirador del Rio - viewing point.
Teguise - Old city of Lanzarote prior to Arrecife.
For golfing enthusiasts there is Golf Costa Teguise. This 18-hole golf course was designed by the British landscape architect, John Harris, and built in 1978. A
marvel not only for its challenging design but also for its excellent year-round conditions. It is located at the foot of a spent volcano surrounded by thousands of palm trees, cactuses and, of course, black lava and breath taking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Lanzarote's warm temperatures combined with this matchless setting offer you a true golfing paradise.
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