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Living volcanic landscape with the bus Route of the Volcanoes.
César Manrique's cactus garden in Guatiza, Lanzarote.
Protected volcanic area of 10,158.4 hectares across Tinajo, Tías and Yaiza that completely surrounds Timanfaya National Park, with cones, lapilli fields and waymarked paths open to walkers.
The largest salt flats in the Canaries, a protected wetland in Lanzarote where seawater has been turned into salt for over a century and flamingos gather.
17th-century church in the heart of Arrecife, with a wooden ceiling.
16th-century hermitage and clifftop viewpoint over Famara and northern Lanzarote.
Parish church holding Lanzarote's foremost ecclesiastical heritage, in the best-preserved old town of the Canaries.
Lava cliffs on the Yaiza coast where the Atlantic surges through sea caves and blowholes carved into the volcanic rock.
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