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Lanzarote is a Spanish island located 125km off the east coast of Africa and 1,000km from the Iberian Peninsula. It is the 4th largest of the 7 islands of the Canaries and has a population of 140,000 people, of which a sizeable percentage are expats. The island’s largest city is Arrecife and is situated in the centre-east of the island. Lanzarote’s location off the coast of Africa means that it is mild throughout the winter and has high temperatures in the summer season. Because of its climate, Lanzarote is an ideal destination for travellers throughout the year and it is popular with travellers who like to take a break during the cold winter months.
The island has a lot to offer travellers and has plenty to keep you and the family entertained. Lanzarote has a unique geography its natural beauty is one of the main attractions for visitors to the island. This natural beauty and biodiversity is all caused by the island’s location in an active volcanic region. The island’s location is a haven for wildlife and the waters around the island are teeming with aquatic life of all shapes and sizes. Because of Lanzarote’s excellent beaches and resorts, it is a fantastic destination for you and your family to relax, unwind and soak up the sun.
For a small island, it has seen some turbulence. Lanzarote was the first of the Canaries to fall to the Spanish in the 15th century and subsequently was used as the base from which to conquer the other islands. Many locals were sold into slavery or had to fend off pirates from North Africa.
Sir Walter Raleigh even joined in on the plundering act and by the mid-17th century, the population of Lanzarote was just 300. Then nature intervened when massive volcanic eruptions during the 1730s devastated the land. However the fertile lava proved perfect for farming and the island flourished. Now that same landscape attracts tourists to its shores.
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*Return fares per person, including taxes, excluding the €9.99 booking fee.