Insider tips and tricks from Lanzarote...

With its breathtaking landscapes, beautiful beaches, and unique attractions, Lanzarote offers a perfect mix of relaxation and excitement - exactly why we chose it as our shoot location!

- Lightweight Tees & Tanks...Pack a mix of graphic tees and tanks in breathable fabrics. Opt for light colors to stay cool in the sun.

- Casual Shirts...Bring a couple of short-sleeve button-down shirts for a more polished look during dinners or sightseeing.

- Shorts...Include a mix of utility shorts and swim trunks. Quick-dry materials are perfect for both beach and casual outings.

- Lightweight Pants...Pack a pair of comfortable, lightweight pants for evenings or cooler days. Chinos or linen pants are great options.

- Swimwear...Don’t forget your swim shorts for the beach and pool.

- Lightweight Jacket or Hoodie...A lightweight jacket or hoodie is essential for cooler evenings or windy days.

1. Timanfaya National Park Explore the otherworldly landscapes of this volcanic park. Don't miss the geothermal demonstrations and the chance to dine at El Diablo Restaurant, where food is cooked using geothermal heat.

2. Jameos del Agua A magical cave complex transformed by artist César Manrique. Enjoy the underground salt lake, gardens, and the unique auditorium within the cave.

3. Cueva de los Verdes A fascinating underground lava tube, offering guided tours that reveal the geological wonders of Lanzarote.

4. César Manrique Foundation Visit the former home of the island’s most famous artist, now a museum showcasing his work and unique architectural style.

1. Surfing at Famara Beach Catch some waves at this popular surf spot. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, Famara Beach offers excellent conditions for surfing.

2. Camel Ride at Timanfaya Experience a unique way to explore the volcanic terrain by taking a camel ride through Timanfaya National Park.

3. Scuba Diving and Snorkelling Discover the vibrant underwater world around Lanzarote with guided scuba diving or snorkelling tours.

4. Hiking Trek through the island’s stunning landscapes, including the Los Volcanes Natural Park and the scenic cliffs of Famara.

1. El Diablo Restaurant Enjoy a meal cooked using geothermal heat in the heart of Timanfaya National Park.

2. La Cascada del Puerto Located in Puerto del Carmen, this restaurant is known for its delicious seafood and traditional Canarian dishes. \

3. Barstro A popular spot in Nazaret offering a fusion of international and local cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere.

4. Restaurante El Risco Enjoy stunning ocean views and fresh seafood in this charming restaurant located in Caleta de Famara.

1. Arrecife The island’s capital offers a range of accommodations, from luxury hotels to budget-friendly options. It’s a great base for exploring Lanzarote.

2. Puerto del Carmen A lively resort town with beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, and plenty of dining options.

3. Playa Blanca Perfect for a more relaxed stay, with lovely beaches and easy access to the nearby island of Fuerteventura.

4. Costa Teguise Known for its excellent windsurfing conditions, this area also offers a range of family-friendly resorts and activities.

- Explore the Volcanic Vineyards on a Bike Tour Discover the unique vineyards of La Geria on a guided bike tour. Pedal through the stunning landscapes, learn about the traditional wine-making process, and enjoy tastings at local bodegas.

- Swim in the Natural Pools of Punta Mujeres Escape the tourist crowds and take a dip in the natural pools of Punta Mujeres. These volcanic rock pools are perfect for a refreshing swim and offer a unique, tranquil setting.

- Discover the Hidden Beach of Playa de La Cantería Located near the village of Órzola, Playa de La Cantería is a secluded beach with stunning views of the cliffs and crystal-clear waters. Perfect for a peaceful day away from the crowds.

- Sunset at Mirador del Río Head to this stunning viewpoint for breathtaking sunset views over the island of La Graciosa. Designed by César Manrique, the Mirador del Río offers a unique perspective of Lanzarote’s northern coast.