Los Hervideros
Lava cliffs on the Yaiza coast where the Atlantic surges through sea caves and blowholes carved into the volcanic rock.
Los Hervideros is a stretch of volcanic coast in southwest Lanzarote formed by lava flows that reached the sea. Water pushes through tunnels and caves and bursts against the rock, creating powerful spouts and blowholes.
A network of paths and viewpoints cut into the stone lets visitors look out over the swell. Access is free, with parking beside the LZ-703 road.
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